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Kami (musician)

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One of Kami's most popular trademarks was his hair, which had grown so long that he could actually sit on it. However, in 1998 he cut it off and changed his hairstyle. He constantly claimed that this was because his hair always got in the way while drumming. Kami had many hobbies and interests, such
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Kami's fondness for drumming began to evolve, and a personal drum kit became a necessity. Thus, he took up a part-time job and subsequently saved up the necessary money. Realizing that he could not achieve a large amount of success in his current high school band after graduation, Kami decided to go
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At the beginning of his high school years, Kami was invited into a friend's band. Initially, his interest was in being a guitarist; after practicing for a short time, he decided to return to the drums. At some point,
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killed Kami in his sleep at his home at the age of just 27 years old. When he was found four days later, his funeral took place the same day, with only his band members,
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style. As a result, he joined an up-and-coming musical group called Kneuklid Romance. Performing mainly live shows, Kami soon attracted the attention of Yu~ki,
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In the months before his death Kami had taken to composing music, including "Unmei no Deai" and "Mori no Naka no Tenshi". These would later be released on the
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and Yu~ki co-wrote Közi's solo single, "Memento," and dedicated it to Kami. Mana has also stated that one of the songs in his
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every year. He had a fondness for butterflies which can be found in many pictures and the Au Revoir music video.
519:, which is dedicated to Kami. He also left the incomplete song, "Bara no Souretsu", which was released on their " 810: 708: 524: 495: 473: 72: 491: 313: 54: 673: 876: 871: 825: 779: 772: 536: 445: 400: 198: 169: 79: 765: 550: 478: 297: 815: 793: 568: 564: 424: 845: 820: 738: 696: 586: 545: 510: 469: 428: 309: 185: 786: 515: 432: 420: 333: 208: 21: 461: 305: 260: 457: 213: 632: 456:. Upon leaving his previous group and moving, Kami spent a brief time in a 416: 203: 715: 541: 499: 465: 408: 317: 301: 607: 502:, and Yu~ki attending as well as his parents and a few close friends. 412: 830: 743: 727: 531: 503: 453: 404: 534:
wrote two songs in memory of Kami that were both released on his
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as tennis and buying lottery tickets. He was interested in
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