Kirari (希良梨; born 23 October 1980 in Tokyo, Japan) is a Japanese singer, actress, dancer, and songwriter. Before joining 研音, she worked under the stage name 神咲りさ and appeared on programs including はなきんデータランド. After moving to 研音 in 1997, she made her acting debut in the Fuji TV drama ギフト.
She began her music career as Kirari in 1999 with the single "Last Piece," released through Victor Entertainment and used as the first ending theme of the anime adaptation of Great Teacher Onizuka. In 2000, she followed it with "Toy Soldiers," the ending theme of the TBS drama QUIZ.
Later in 2000, after the release of the single "living love" and an appearance in a Lotte commercial, Kirari suspended activities following a diagnosis of cervical cancer. She returned briefly in 2003, then worked mainly in Taiwan as a model and commercial performer. In 2015, she resumed singer activity with "七色のヒカリ-Colors of the Human Race-."
