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Also known as Koinu, Riinu

is a Japanese singer, voice actor, and live streamer. He is a member of the J-pop group Strawberry Prince.

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Rinu (莉犬) is a Japanese singer and voice actor, known as a member of the six-person entertainment unit "Strawberry Prince" (すとぷり), where he represents the color red. Born on May 24, 1998, in Tokyo, Japan, he has an older brother. His blood type is B. Within the group, Rinu is part of the "Traffic Light Trio" (信号機組) alongside fellow members Root (るぅと) and Colon (ころん). He is also known for his official pairing with Root, referred to as "RuuRinu" (るぅりーぬ). <a href="https://www.last.fm/music/rinu">R

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is a Japanese singer, voice actor, and live streamer. He is a member of the J-pop group Strawberry Prince.

== Biography == Rinu was born on 24 May 1998 in Tokyo, Japan. As a child, his family was constantly in debt, and he had a poor relationship with his parents. One of his childhood friends died from cancer in junior high school; he decided to become a voice actor because this friend's dream was to be a voice actor. He became interested in utaite to impress a classmate in whom he had a romantic interest, and began uploading his own song covers to Nico Nico Douga in late 2015. In mid-2016, he was recruited by Nanamori to join Strawberry Prince. He also collaborates with fellow STPR Records artists Vau of KnightX and Tigusakun of Amptak x Colors under the name Anipani (). Anipani performed the theme song for the anime movie Kaitō Queen no Yūga na Kyūka.

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