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Ito Yuna (伊藤由奈) is a Japanese-Korean singer and actress under Sony Music Records hailing from Hawaii. She is most known for her debut single in 2005, "ENDLESS STORY", which was featured in a crucial scene in the hit movie NANA. In this same film she played the character Serizawa Reira, the vocalist of the rival band, TRAPNEST. This single would debut at #2 on the Oricon weekly chart and eventually sell over 400,000 copies. Ito is also widely known for her third single, "Precious", which was used as the theme song for movie LIMIT OF LOVE Umizaru. In 2007, her debut album, HEART, reached #1 on Oricon weekly chart. ==Profile== * Birth Name: Ito Yuna (伊藤由奈) * Stage Name: Ito Christine * Date of Birth: September 20, 1983 (age 36) * Place of Birth: Los Angeles, California, United States * Raised: Honolulu, Hawaii * Blood Type: A * Height: 168 cm * Ethnicity: Half-Japanese, half-Korean [[Category: Hāfu]] [[Category:🇯🇵🇰🇷]] [[Category:Musicians & Singers]]
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