Teniwoha

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Teniwoha (てにをは) is a VOCALOID producer. He was born on August 23rdTwitter post in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan. The producer derived his name from teniwoha (てにをは) - a term that refers to . He chose such name as he took a liking to the "profoundly mysterious" feeling of the word, and noted that not many people was using the same name.てにをは/女学生探偵ロック【初回限定盤】 - NBC Universal
Many of his more notable songs, as well as both of his major song series, circulate around the mystery genre and the supernatural. He is the creator of the "Mononoke Mystery" series, which has received a manga adaptation; and the "Jougakusei Tantei" series, which has received voiced audio drama tracks included in the song series' albums and a short light novel series. In 2020, he released Villain, which would be his first song to break the 10 million YouTube views milestone, and his most notable VOCALOID work to date.
For his non-VOCALOID activity, Teniwoha contributed to the short anime series Yamishibai with its first ending theme "Kaifuu Emaki", composed with AVTechNO!, featuring the voice of Hatsune Miku as one of the earliest utilizations of the Vocaloid software in mainstream media. He also wrote a novel under the pen name Orikawa Seigo (織川制吾).Twitter post
Teniwoha was credited as the composer for 's third single (2021). The song quickly gained popularity, and became Teniwoha's most notable song to date with over 70 million views on Youtube (as of August 2021).
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