Journey from Group Idol to Solo Stardom | Himari Tsukishiro In Depth Interview

In this exclusive interview, we dive into the journey of Himari Tsukishiro, from her days as a group idol in Necronomidol to her daring solo career under the 'Isiliel' project as a Japanese Idol. She opens up about her inspirations, challenges, and the emotional rollercoaster that comes with creating and expressing her individual identity. Himari reveals some thoughts behind her music videos and future ambitions.
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[@DJ_Black_Tourmaline]

Necronomidol was great but i honestly feel like the Isiliel material has been on a whole nother level for me. one of the artists that i am following closely right now.

[@DesertRavenGamer]

Great interview, thank you for the Japanese subtitles. For someone who is not that great with Japanese, I appreciate the assistance. I would love to see more interviews. And of course, more about Isiliel!

[@montanasacra278]

Thank you from Germany!

[@WolfMan6913]

Queen ❤

[@eeeh9693]

Thank you for posting!

[@Danny.._]

Always great to see more of Himari. I really enjoyed this one, hearing about her journey as an artist and an individual.

[@beijingbikinikill8608]

The way she moves her hands when she speaks looks very elegant.

[@MsMnemonic]

She's awesome, loved her work in Necronomidol but Himari really shines as a solo artist.

[@yokoyamavlogs6939]

这真的很棒! Much love

[@maid_sumi]

Saw her perform at anime expo and she is amazing!! Supporting Himari😤✊🖤🖤🖤

[@ramair3judge]

Great interview. I understand why she felt she had to move on from an idol group. It had to be hard to keep starting over with less experienced members. An idol group can only last so long when you have that kind of disparity between members. I am glad she took this opportunity as she deserves to grow.

[@GilgameshApproves]

I like both Isil and Necro, but that black metal song and video were just the best! More great melodic black metal please!

[@ivanidlehand9651]

😍she was always the consistent member of the groups she was in. It's good to hear from Himari and her new career path. Wish her the best and quick recovery when it isn't. Goodluck and @Slope Club thanks for sharing this interview for the western audience.

[@tomasc0202]

This must be an older article because by now she has a world tour, and more than 2 releases (in fact an album), anyway it's a great interview! Thanks!

[@TheTrueAsgard]

Excellent interview! Looking forward to black metal Hima in the future! 🤘

[@MaskedRiderChris]

She was always my oshi in Necroma, and I always did like her singing--though the lineup that recorded "Ritual" was a strong one, for sure. Necroma always did have a horrible time keeping a steady lineup together anyway, and this interview pretty much confirmed that this is the result of that happenstance. I like how seriously she's approaching and taking this, and "Seizon Senryaku" is actually my favorite song of Isiliel. All the best to Hima-chan!

[@keno3312]

Thank you for a great interview. Isiliel has quickly become one of my favourite singers.

[@LORE_METAL]

Thank you!

[@ellocodelbajo2060]

8:23 I was waiting for that question :D

[@MiguelPerez-oc5mi]

Great interview

[@PaulFromSweden]

Good stuff.

[@jayjay-oz7dx]

be mine .. mortisha

[@1Haseo2]

Anime Expo 2023 was when I found you. I hope you get a big stadium for anime expo 2024. I love Himari.

[@keno3312]

Thank you for a great interview. Isiliel has quickly become one of my favourite singers.