Late Sayuri, today (the 20th) marks the second anniversary of her death.. She left just six months after getting married ★

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Two years have passed since Japanese singer-songwriter Sayuri passed away.

Sayuri passed away on September 20, 2024, at the age of 28. At the time, her husband Amariishi announced the news via Sayuri's official SNS, stating, "Sayuri passed away on September 20." The funeral was held in accordance with the wishes of the bereaved family, attended only by family members and close associates.

It is reported that Sayuri's health deteriorated while she was battling illness during her lifetime. She was diagnosed with functional voice disorder in July 2024 and temporarily suspended her singing activities for treatment. Amariishi conveyed that even while fighting her chronic condition at the time of her death, Sayuri continued to think about music until the very end.

Functional voice disorder is a condition where there are no major abnormalities in the vocal cord structure itself, but problems arise in the voice due to misuse or overuse of the voice, excessive tension during the phonation process, and other factors. Symptoms may include trembling, hoarseness, or breaking of the voice caused by excessive strain on the throat, and symptoms can become more pronounced in stressful situations.

During her lifetime, Sayuri expressed her feelings about her condition, saying, "It is frustrating that I cannot sing. I used to express myself through my voice and connect with the world, but now I feel cut off from doing so." As a singer who had communicated through music via her voice, the suspension of her activities appears to have been an even greater hardship for her.

Sayuri made her major debut in 2015 with the ending theme song "Mikazuki" for the Fuji TV anime "Ranpo Kitan: Game of Laplace." Subsequently, she participated in numerous anime works including "The Town Where Only I Exist," "Honkai Impact 3rd," "Fate/EXTRA Last Encore," "Golden Kamuy," "My Hero Academia," and "Lycoris Recoil." Her involvement in music for popular works also made her known to fans in Korea.

In particular, Sayuri married Amariishi about six months before her passing, in March 2024. However, news of her death was delivered less than a year after their wedding, adding to the sorrow.

Although two years have passed since Sayuri left this world, the music she left behind remains alive in the memories of her fans.

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