__Debut date:__ August 1, 2018
__Height:__ 152 cm
__Fanbase name:__ 35P
__Illustrator:__ [ordan](https://anilist.co/staff/175874/) (Original by [Yuuichi Tanaka](https://anilist.co/staff/103540))
__Generation:__ Solo ("0th gen")

Sakura Miko is a female Japanese Virtual YouTuber associated with hololive.

[Profile (hololive)](https://hololive.hololivepro.com/en/talents/sakuramiko/) | [YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-hM6YJuNYVAmUWxeIr9FeA) | [Twitter](https://twitter.com/sakuramiko35) | [Bilibili](https://space.bilibili.com/366690056/)

"Nya-hello! It's Sakura Miko!"

She has been working on religious services really hard as a miko in the computer world. With the revelation of the gods, she is now visiting Japan. While performing her errand, she has now decided to become and work hard as a virtual miko idol.

From unraveling the secrets of opening and closing doors to defusing surprise packages more commonly known as bombs, there is never a dull day at the Hololive Production office! Holo no Graffiti follows an eccentric cast of Virtual YouTubers, also known as "VTubers," going about their absurd yet hilarious daily lives, detailing all their cute moments and mishaps.
 
(Source: MAL Rewrite)

**Height:** 152 cm
**Fanbase name:** 35P
**Illustrator:** [ordan](https://anilist.co/staff/175874/)

[YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-hM6YJuNYVAmUWxeIr9FeA) | [Twitter](https://twitter.com/sakuramiko35) | [Hololive Profile](https://hololive.hololivepro.com/en/talents/sakuramiko/)  | [Bilibili](https://space.bilibili.com/366690056/)

*"Nya-hello! It's Sakura Miko!"*

She has been working on religious services really hard as a miko in the computer world. With the revelation of the gods, she is now visiting Japan. While performing her errand, she has now decided to become and work hard as a virtual miko idol.

Sakura Miko is a female Japanese Virtual YouTuber endorsed by Hololive Production. A part of the zero generation wave of Hololive.

The slightly mysterious daily life of Sakura Miko, a virtual shrine maiden at the Dennou Sakura shrine.

To commemorate Hololive’s second collaboration with the WACCA arcade rhythm game, this is a music video for REDALiCE's song PekoMiko Daisensou!! sung by Usada Pekora and Sakura Miko.

Music video produced by Cover Corp as a teaser to the first official song of the hololive IDOL PROJECT, Shiny Smily Story, performed by the many vTuber talents of Hololive Production. 

Note: This music video was initially shown during Comiket 96, having been produced for Hololive Summer '19 as a short teaser to the full version of the song, which was later released on September 16, 2019.

Music video produced by Cover Corp for the first official song of the hololive IDOL PROJECT, Shiny Smily Story, perfomed by the many vTuber talents of Hololive Production. 

Note: This song was originally teased at Comiket 96, then later uploaded to YouTube on August 15, 2019 as a special music video related to Hololive Summer '19. 

This music video is a newer full version of the song, produced to tease hololive's 1st Fes. concert 'Nonstop Story', which took place on January 24, 2020. It was then repurposed to advertise hololive's 2nd Fes. concert 'Beyond The Stage', and then again for their upcoming event, hololive IDOL PROJECT's 1st Live event, Bloom, which took place on February 17, 2021.

Welcome to an alternative world. 
Another possibility for hololive: hololive △lternative 

(Source: YouTube description) 

Includes: 
Note: A 30-second sneak peek of the first PV was previously released on February 17, 2021. 
1) 『ホロライブ・オルタナティブ』 ティザーPV（Fullver）/ [hololive Alternative] Teaser PV (full ver.), released May 21 2021. 
2) 『ホロライブ・オルタナティブ』 2ndティザーPV / [hololive Alternative] 2nd Teaser, released June 11, 2022.

Music video for the original song My Name is Elite☆ by Sakura Miko.

Alternative ending where Kyousuke and Ayase end together.
 
Note: Includes 1 extra chapter.

A series of comedic YouTube shorts airing every Friday on Watame's YouTube channel. 
Notes: 
- Episodes 1-21 (Series 1) were originally released in a vertical format, later rereleased widescreen in 8 compilation videos. 
- Contains special episode "Best Girl？！スペシャル回！！！"

Animated manga-style shorts created for hololive Summer 2022. 
The crew heads to a tropical island to search for YAGOO after losing contact with him! 
But there, they found a mysterious sunglasses-wearing trio! 
What could they be after, and who is this Witch of Icy Smiles? 
(Source: YouTube description) 
Includes: 
• 【ホロライブ・サマー2022 #1】帰ってきた？センシティブサマー！？ 
• 【ホロライブ・サマー2022 #3】わわわわ！　光に包まれていく……！？ 
• 【ホロライブ・サマー2022 #5】……これが最後の戦いになりそうですね 
• 【ホロライブ・サマー2022 #7】3つの秘宝

Music video directed by Odayaka for the song Mosh Race by Sakura Miko and Usada Pekora.

Music video directed by Yoshimitsu Tomita for the song SKYSONAR by Shiranui Flare.

Music video animated by Chajou for the song Gyudon Carnival! by Shirogane Noel.

Music video directed by Kiroton for the song Kyun Kyun MIKO Kyun Kyun♡ by Sakura Miko.

Music video animated by Kanauru for the song Sugar Rush by Sakura Miko and Hoshimachi Suisei.

In this world, is where the magical world of “Holocas World” exists, created when the light of people's hearts, “Holo” is gathered through the “Holocas” streaming app. The six protagonists: Kanata, Miko, Luna, Shion, Chloe, and Marine are usually active as “Holocas” streamers.
 
The “Yumeochi” phenomenon occurs when people who are anxious or stressed in their daily lives and have lost their positive attitude are sucked into the “Holocas World” with their souls. The “Collapser” monsters are birthed by a build-up of “Yumeochi". In order to defeat a "Collapser", these streamers are given the power to transform into magical girls called “holoWitches” and spend their days fighting to defeat Collapsers and save those who have fallen into a "Yumeochi" state.
 
What is “Yumeochi”? The story of these magical girls who fight against the dark forces and bring dreams and hope to people begins. 
(Source: Magical Girl holoWitches! Site, translated and edited)

In this world, is where the magical world of “Holocas World” exists, created when the light of people's hearts, “Holo” is gathered through the “Holocas” streaming app. The six protagonists: Kanata, Miko, Luna, Shion, Chloe, and Marine are usually active as “Holocas” streamers.
 
The “Yumeochi” phenomenon occurs when people who are anxious or stressed in their daily lives and have lost their positive attitude are sucked into the “Holocas World” with their souls. The “Collapser” monsters are birthed by a build-up of “Yumeochi". In order to defeat a "Collapser", these streamers are given the power to transform into magical girls called “holoWitches” and spend their days fighting to defeat Collapsers and save those who have fallen into a "Yumeochi" state.
 
What is “Yumeochi”? The story of these magical girls who fight against the dark forces and bring dreams and hope to people begins.
 
(Source: Magical Girl holoWitches! Site, translated and edited)

Music video directed by Masato Takeuchi for the song Hajimari no Mahou -charm- by Magical Girl holoWitches! (Kanata Amane, Miko Sakura, Luna Himemori, Marine Houshou, Shion Murasaki, Sakamata Chloe)

Music video directed by Tsukuzou Magoyama for the song DAIDAIDAI Fantasista by Sakura Miko.

Music video directed by Yuu Aoki for the song Ikenie by Sakura Miko.

Music video directed by Riri Yamashita for the song Sakuranbo Message by Sakura Miko.

Music video directed by Shun Enokido for the song flower rhapsody by Sakura Miko.