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Aya Kitō

Aya Kitō was born in 1962 at Toyohashi. Kitō died in 1988 at Japan. Aya Kitō was recorded as having studied at Aichi Prefectural Toyohashi Higashi High School and Okazaki school for students with physical disabilities.

Also recorded as Aya Kito · Aya Kitou

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Biography

The authorities additionally record the headings Aya Kito and Aya Kitou. Her recorded language was Japanese.

She was the child of Mizuo Kitō and Shioka Kitō.

Catalogued output

Works

1 Litre no Namida.

  • Bin Damla Gözyaşı

  • One Liter of Tears - A Young Girl's Fight for Life

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Life and career

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  1. 1962

    Aya Kitō born at Toyohashi.

  2. 1988

    Aya Kitō died at Japan.

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  • Japan
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  • Toyohashi

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Aya Kitō studied at Aichi Prefectural Toyohashi Higashi High School and Okazaki school for students with physical disabilities.

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