KONISHIKI
Saleva'a Fuauli Atisano'e, born in 1963 in Oahu, Hawaii, was known by his stage
name KONISHIKI and worked as a performer after a career as a sumo wrestler.
After leaving the ring in 1997, he released his first album, KMS, in 2000, a
hip-hop record featuring tracks such as "Island Girl" and "Sumo Stomp". He
collaborated with Layzie Bone on the track "Livin Like Kings" and appeared as
"Koni-chan" on the NHK children's program Nihongo de Asobo. He also had a cameo
in the film The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift.
