Nikki Morita

Nikki Morita, born Harumi Kondo on March 31, 1957, is a retired Japanese actress and singer, affectionately known as "Nikki." Originating from Ichikawa in Chiba Prefecture, her striking looks, influenced by her French grandfather, attracted the attention of talent scouts, propelling her into the entertainment world.

In 1973, Morita launched her singing career with RCA Victor, marking her debut in the same year as she became a regular on the show "Playgirl Q" aired on Tokyo 12ch. Inspired by musical legends such as Elvis Presley and Wada Akiko, she dedicated herself to her craft, making appearances in various magazines, variety shows, quiz programs, and dramas. Notably, she showcased her versatility by portraying a reporter on TV Asahi's "Dokusen! Onna no 60 Fun."

After a significant break from the entertainment scene in 1988, Morita settled in Chiba City. She made a comeback to music in July 2002, focusing on performing chansons and adult-themed songs in live venues across Tokyo and Chiba. During her hiatus, she discovered Shadow Box and became a student of Michiko Sekiguchi in 1997. Since 2009, she has actively hosted solo exhibitions, continuing to share her artistic journey with her audience.