CATDOLL: A Japanese singer who once sang for "Detective Conan" changed her name to selling dog food and earned 220,000 yuan a month

According to Taiwanese media reports, Japanese singer Aiuchi Rina (now renamed Kakui Rika) became famous for singing the theme song of the animation "Detective Conan" and was dubbed the "Conan Singer" by fans. Not only did her singles sell well, but she also appeared in the Red and White Song Contest in 2003. In 2010, she announced her retirement due to illness during a concert, which made her fans very sad. Later, because she loved dogs, she switched to developing a pet brand to sell dog food and has become a successful female entrepreneur.

Rina Aiuchi, who retired from the music scene for 5 years, was invited to sing on a music program. The program has not yet been aired, but fans are already looking forward to it. The song she sang on the program was not her famous song, but she will sing the famous song "Time goes by" by the band Little Things as a challenger. She admitted that she was very nervous after not singing for so long, and hoped that her singing voice after 5 years would not disappoint fans.

At the age of 35, when she was at the height of her popularity, Rina Aiuchi announced her retirement from the music industry due to a thyroid disease. However, she continued to lead a wonderful life after retirement. She enrolled in a vocational school for her sick dog, obtained relevant certificates after graduation, and developed a pet brand "Bon Bon Copine". She sold her products on shopping channels, and the products became hot sellers, achieving an annual turnover of 50 million yen (about 2.64 million yuan)!