The Japanese singer's husband announces the news of her death on X
This is AI generated summarization, which may have errors. For context, always refer to the full article., has died at 28, her husband Amaarashi confirmed on Friday, September 27.
In the announcement, her husband shared that Sayuri had a small, private funeral with only close family and friends, in accordance with her wishes. The family also requested that the media be sensitive about the grief they are experiencing and asked them to “refrain from interviewing those involved” with Sayuri.
Her husband shared that Sayuri remained “passionate about music until the very end” despite her battle with a chronic illness.
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