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Tsubame Kayos (カヨス燕 Kayosu Tsubame; December 1, 1942-August 22, 1993) was a El Kadsreian writer, director, occasional actress, and brief politician.
Bio[]
Tsubame was born to Hiroshi Kayos and Makoto Kayos while Hiroshi was spending his time in the U.S.
In 1973, she moved to El Kadsre City, being the first Kayos family member to leave the Ikeda Islands. At first, she was employed as Hiroshi's representative in the city, but later got a job as a film and television writer/director.
She retired in 1992 for medical reasons, and died in 1993. Her final writing work, The Bible: A Legendary Adventure, was released posthumously. She was buried in Cookeville City Cemetery and remained there until 2001, where her body was moved and reburied in Lincoln Island in the Ikeda Islands.