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都乃河勇人（とのかわゆうと）は、日本のゲームシナリオライター、作詞家、ライトノベル作家。

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出典:『Wikipedia』 (2011/06/23 20:49 UTC 版)

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引用: Yūto Tonokawa (都乃河勇人, Tonokawa Yūto^?, born January 25) (pseudonym) is a Japanese scenario writer originally from Saitama, Japan working for the visual novel developing company Key under Visual Art's. He began working with Key on their sixth game Little Busters! and wrote the scenarios for two of the main heroines: Komari Kamikita, and Yuiko Kurugaya. Tonokawa also wrote the scenario for Sasami Sasasegawa in Little Busters! Ecstasy. He provided the lyrics to one of the ending themes from the same game, "Alicemagic", as his first job as a lyricist. Due to Jun Maeda stepping down as the main scenario writer for Key, Tonokawa took Maeda 's place as the main scenario writer starting with Key 's ninth title Rewrite. Among Key 's staff, Tonokawa updates the company 's official blog the most often. Despite his accomplishments, Tonokawa has referred to himself as "only an incompetent writer." In July 2008, Tonokawa was living in the same apartment building in Osaka that Maeda had once lived in, though he did not know this when he moved into the building.

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