Kirio Nekoyanagi

Kirio Nekoyanagi is one of the Idols available to produce at 315 Productions. He was a former Rakugo storyteller before forming the Idol Unit Sai with Kuro Kiyosumi and Shoma Hanamura.

Profile
Kirio is a former Rakugo Storyteller, but on the stage, he's known as "The Great Purr-former Nekoyanagi." Kirio does as he pleases and believes in living for fun, and he especially loves helping others have fun. He normally wanders about and is very good at people-watching, as well as people-reading. He has a unique verbal tic in which he adds "Nyansu" to the end of all of his sentences.

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Birthday Comments

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Side Memories

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Etymology

 * The name Kirio (1) is written in katakana (キリオ), which has no special meaning. However, when written in kanji (桐生 or 桐男), it could possibly mean:
 * 桐生 - "paulownia" (桐) (kiri) and ";life, living" (生) (o).
 * 桐男 - "paulownia" (桐) (kiri) and "male, man" (男) (o).
 * Kirio's surname Nekoyanagi means "cat" (猫) (neko) and "willow" (柳) (yanagi).

Trivia

 * Kirio tends to end his sentences with (meow), and refers to himself with . This is a reference to Natsume Soseki’s book  (I am a Cat). His speech also references other Soseki work, such as using, an Iyo dialect sentence particle famous for being used in Soseki’s novel Botchan. As well, he expresses katakana words in hirigana characters.