Yui Mizuno’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro Japanese singer
A.K.A. Yuimetal
Is Television personality 
Entertainer 
Actor 
Singer 
Child actor 
Tarento 
From Japan 
Type Entertainment 
Film, TV, Stage & Radio 
Music 
Gender female
Birth 20 June 1999, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan
Age: 21 years
Star sign Gemini

Yui Mizuno (水野 由結, Mizuno Yui, born June 20, 1999) is a Japanese idol, singer and model. She is a member of the heavy metal group Babymetal and a former member of the girl group Sakura Gakuin.

Biography

On August 2, 2010, at the age of 11, Yui Mizuno, at the same time with Moa Kikuchi, joined Sakura Gakuin, an idol group managed by the talent agency Amuse. The group had not yet released its debut single. The group members were also divided into smaller subgroups, so-called clubs. Each club had its own musical group that recorded its own songs. Kikuchi and Mizuno first became members of the “Baton Club” and its musical group Twinklestars and later together with Suzuka Nakamoto (as leader and lead singer) formed a heavy music club and its heavy metal-themed group Babymetal. Before the heavy music club was created by the management, none of the three heavy music club members knew what heavy metal was.

During a bus trip, Yui and Moa wrote the Babymetal song “Song 4” (4の歌) together, under the writing credits Black Babymetal.

Personal life

Her official blog, managed by Amuse, Inc., a same talent management agency relates how, when in third grade, a member of Mizuno’s family was diagnosed with an unspecified “life-threatening” illness. Being too young to be allowed into the intensive care unit, she had to wait in the waiting room every day while worrying about their well being. The doctors proposed that they would play music that Mizuno listened to often in the waiting room, which at the time was the girl group Karen Girl’s (future Babymetal co-member Suzuka Nakamoto performed in the group at the time). She states that the music gave her courage and power to get through the situation, and later when her family had made it out of the hospital, Yui wanted to become a Karen Girl. During Legend D, a Babymetal concert from 2012, the group performed a cover of the Karen Girl’s song “Over the Future”. Mizuno says that moment was when her dreams came true.

Associated acts

  • Sakura Gakuin (April 2010—March 29, 2015)
    • Twinklestars (Sakura Gakuin subunit)
    • Minipati (Sakura Gakuin subunit)
  • Babymetal (2010—present)
    • Black Babymetal (Babymetal subunit)

Discography

With Sakura Gakuin

  • Sakura Gakuin 2010 Nendo: Message (2011)
  • Sakura Gakuin 2011 Nendo: Friends (2012)
  • Sakura Gakuin 2012 Nendo: My Generation (2013)
  • Sakura Gakuin 2013 Nendo: Kizuna (2014)
  • Sakura Gakuin 2014 Nendo: Kimi ni Todoke (2015)

With Babymetal

  • Babymetal (2014)
  • Live at Budokan: Red Night (2015)
  • Live at Budokan: Black Night (2015)
  • Introducing Babymetal (EP) (2015)
  • Metal Resistance (2016)

Filmography

Television
  • MW Dai-Zero-shō: Akuma no Game (MW－ムウ－ 第0章 ～悪魔のゲーム～) (2009)
  • Sagasō! Nippon Hito no Wasuremono (2009)
  • Kioku no Umi (2010)
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