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菅谷梨沙子 (Sugaya Risako/Risako Sugaya) is a Japanese female singer and the youngest member of the Japanese musical group, Berryz Koubou. She was born on April 4, 1994, in Kanagawa, Japan. In 2002, she successfully passed the Hello! Project Kids Audition and debuted with the premiere of the first Mini Moni feature film, as part of 4KIDS. In early 2004 she became part of the newly formed group Berryz Koubou, of which she has been a member for the past three years. Inside the group she, along with fellow members 夏焼雅 (Natsuyaki Miyabi/Miyabi Natsuyaki) and 嗣永桃子 (Tsugunaga Momoko/Momoko Tsugunaga), and, to a lesser extent, 熊井友理奈 (Kumai Yurina/Yurina Kumai), is one of the central performers. On October 12, 2006 Risako became the first member of Berryz Koubou and the youngest of all Hello! Project to release a solo photobook. == Profile == *'''Nickname:''' C-ko, Siiko, Rishako, Orinchan, Ree, Ree-chan *'''[[Blood Type]]:''' A *'''Hometown:''' [[Kanagawa]], [[Japan]] *'''Height:''' 160cm *'''Groups''': [[Hello! Project Kids]], [[4KIDS]], [[Berryz Koubou]], [[H.P. All Stars]] *'''Hobby''': Drawing, making small things *'''Favourite animal''': dog, rabbit *'''Special skill''': Drawing, making small things *'''Strong point''': Being bright and cheerful *'''Weak point''': Not cleaning up afterwards *'''Habit''': Clutching the remote control while watching TV *'''Favourite color''': Pink, aqua, white *'''Favourite flower''': Lavender, rose, hibiscus *'''Disliked thing/thing to do''': Big dogs, rides *'''Scared of''': Big dogs *'''Favourite movie''': Disney movies *'''Favourite book''': Inagawa Junji no Kowai Hanashi, Crayon Oukoku *'''Favourite word''': Ganbaru! (Japanese; means I try my best!) *'''Favourite season''': Spring, summer, fall, winter *'''Favourite food''': Gyoza (steam-baked meat pie), curried rice, fried chicken *'''Least favourite food''': Avocado, scallops, sazae *'''Favourite song''': Namida no Umi de Dakaretai ~SEA OF LOVE~ (Southern All Stars) *'''Charm point''': Eyes Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.