Over the years, gravure idols have captured the eyes of fans by always posing in sparse clothing for magazine covers, even those from manga and anime. However, it is time to admire the talent of a gravure idol named Yuki Osaki.
The talented 32-year-old woman has been playing drums since her high school days, and is currently the drummer for the Japanese band Little Lilith. After almost a decade working as an idol gravure, Osaki started uploading videos to her YouTube channel in 2016, and since then she has been showing her musical talent in a series of videos that combine her beauty and rhythm.
One of her first uploaded videos was the interpretation of the song "Gunjo Biyori".
Soon after, a performance of the song “Zenzenzense”, performed by the band RADWIMPS for the animated film Kimi no Na wa, was uploaded.
After her channel was out of business for three years, Osaki returned with a performance of LiSA's single "Rising Hope," which was used in the Mahouka Koukou no Rettousei anime.
This year, Osaki expanded her camera angles and repertoire by including a performance of the popular Green Day theme “Basket Case”.
She also performed an iconic opening theme song for Neon Genesis Evangelion, titled "Zankoku na Tenshi no These" by Youko Takahashi.
Judging by her wide smiles during her performances, it is clear that Osaki quite enjoys playing the drums in the special rooms without sound filtering, and that is what really matters when playing a sport or playing a musical instrument. If you are interested in following his videos, you can subscribe to his official YouTube channel or follow him on Twitter.
Source: YouTube
