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* [[Seiji Reina]]
 
* [[Seiji Reina]]
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* ''[[Nakai Rika]]''
 
 
* [[Nara Miharu]]
 
* [[Nara Miharu]]
 
* [[Nishigata Marina]]
 
* [[Nishigata Marina]]
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* [[Honma Hinata]]
 
 
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* [[Otsuka Nanami]]
 
* [[Otsuka Nanami]]
 
* [[Ogoe Haruka]]
 
* [[Ogoe Haruka]]
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* [[Kawagoe Saaya]]
 
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* [[Sogabe Yume]]
 
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* [[Furusawa Mana]]
 
 
* [[Mashimo Kaho]]
 
* [[Mashimo Kaho]]
 
* [[Mimura Hino]]
 
* [[Mimura Hino]]
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* [[Kitamura Yuha]]
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* [[Suizi Natsuki]]
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* [[Sugimoto Moe]]
 
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* [[Arai Ririno]]
 
 
* [[Isobe Rua]]
 
* [[Isobe Rua]]
 
* [[Kita Hanae]]
 
* [[Kita Hanae]]
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* [[Kitamura Yuha]]
 
 
* [[Kimoto Yuna]]
 
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* [[Suizi Natsuki]]
 
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* [[Sugimoto Moe]]
 
 
* [[Suzuki Ririka]]
 
* [[Suzuki Ririka]]
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* [[Hase Sumomo]]
 
 
* [[Minamikawa Haruka]]
 
* [[Minamikawa Haruka]]
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* [[Aso Juna]]
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* [[Isozaki Nana]]
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* [[Otake Koma]]
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* [[Okumura Momoka]]
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* [[Kimoto Anna]]
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* [[Sekinoyama Nagi]]
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* [[Takashima Yua]]
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* [[Nishikawa Haruna]]
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* [[Hara Ayumi]]
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* [[Matsuzaka Saho]]
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* [[Yoshihara Merii]]
 
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* [[Ando Chikana]] (Graduated February 28, 2022)
 
* [[Ando Chikana]] (Graduated February 28, 2022)
 
* [[Furutate Aoi]] (Graduated March 31, 2022)
 
* [[Furutate Aoi]] (Graduated March 31, 2022)
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* [[Nakai Rika]] (Graduated August 31, 2023)
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* [[Furusawa Mana]] (Graduated January 27, 2024)
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* [[Kawagoe Saaya]] (Graduated February 29, 2024)
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* [[Sogabe Yume]] (Graduated February 29, 2024)
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* [[Honma Hinata]] (Graduated April 13, 2024)
  
 
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* [[Nakajima Hikari]] (Withdrew July 1, 2022)
 
* [[Nakajima Hikari]] (Withdrew July 1, 2022)
 
* [[Shibano Yuki]] (Withdrew April 16, 2023)
 
* [[Shibano Yuki]] (Withdrew April 16, 2023)
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* [[Hase Sumomo]] (Graduated January 31, 2024)
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* [[Arai Ririno]] (Graduated February 29, 2024)
 
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* [2021.12.22] [[Ponkotsu na Kimi ga Suki da]] (ポンコツな君が好きだ; ''I Like the Unreliable You'')
 
* [2021.12.22] [[Ponkotsu na Kimi ga Suki da]] (ポンコツな君が好きだ; ''I Like the Unreliable You'')
 
* [2022.12.28] [[Wataridori-tachi ni Sora wa Mienai]] (渡り鳥たちに空は見えない; ''Migratory Birds Cannot See the Sky'')
 
* [2022.12.28] [[Wataridori-tachi ni Sora wa Mienai]] (渡り鳥たちに空は見えない; ''Migratory Birds Cannot See the Sky'')
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* [2023.08.02] [[Ano sa, Iya Betsu ni...]] (あのさ、いや別に...; ''You Know, Not Really...'')
  
 
===Vinyls===
 
===Vinyls===

Latest revision as of 23:22, 18 April 2024

NGT48 (2022)

NGT48 is a Japanese idol group produced by Akimoto Yasushi. They are based in Niigata and made their theater debut in January of 2016. The group are under EMI Records as of 2020.

NGT48's theater is located on the fourth floor of the LoveLa Bandai 2 building, a shopping mall in Niigata.

History

2015 - 2018: Theater Debut

Plans for a new sister group based in Niigata, a port city in the northwest of Japan, were announced at the end of AKB48's Request Setlist Best 1035 2015 event. During the spring shuffle that occured in March, Kitahara Rie was transferred to the new group as its captain while Kashiwagi Yuki will hold a concurrent position in both AKB48 and NGT48. The AKB48 Group Draft Kaigi in May saw the addition of two new members, Nishigata Marina and Ogino Yuka, both of whom were AKB Baito members.

Auditions officially kicked off on April 5th and wrapped up on May 18th. Out of 5,850 applicants, 22 members were announced to have passed the audition on July 25th, 2015, bringing the total number of members to 26. Their identities were revealed on August 21st at their first ever event held in front of the Niigata City History Museum.

On January 10, 2016, NGT48 made their theater debut with the stage, "PARTY ga Hajimaru yo". Team NIII was also formed, with Kitahara Rie as the team's captain. The remaining members were placed in kenkyuusei.

On April 12, 2017, NGT48 released their debut single, "Seishun Dokei," under Ariola Japan. The single's Senbatsu consisted of Team NIII. The group released their second single eight months later, titled "Sekai wa Doko Made Aozora na no ka?" The Senbatsu also consisted of Team NIII, but with the addition of Kado Yuria and Miyajima Aya, the only ranking kenkyuusei members from the year's AKB48 Senbatsu Election.

On August 21, 2017, Kitahara Rie announced her graduation during the group's 2nd anniversary event.

In January 2018, NGT48 participated in the third AKB48 Group Draft Kaigi, although it was the group's second overall. The event's conclusion saw five new members: Ando Chikana, Sato Kairi, Takahashi Nanami, Tsushima Yunako, and Fujisaki Miyu.

On April 11, 2018, NGT48 released their third single, "Haru wa Doko Kara Kuru no ka?" The Senbatsu consisted of all active NGT48 members, including Team NIII and kenkyuusei, marking the first instance within the 48 Group since AKB48's Sakura no Hanabiratachi to feature all members in the Senbatsu. The single was also the last appaearance of Kitahara Rie, who graduated in June 2018.

On April 13, 2018, NGT48 held their first team shuffle. The remaining first-generation kenkyuusei members were promoted, and a second team, Team G, was formed.

In June 2018, Hasegawa Rena and Yamada Noe participated in the South Korean survival show Produce 48, ranking #71 and #41 respectively.

On June 21, 2018, NGT48's second generation winners were announced, consisting of 16 members.

2019 - present

See also: Assault of Yamaguchi Maho

In early 2019, the assault case of Yamaguchi Maho resulted in severe public criticism and scrutiny. On March 29th, the city of Niigata announced that they were cutting ties with NGT48, including ending their radio show, "Port de NGT." On April 11th, NGT48 management announced that on April 21st, Team NIII and Team G will be disbanded, with the members being placed in a unified "first generation." On April 17th, Kashiwagi Yuki announced her withdrawal from NGT48, with her last performance being on April 21st. Yamaguchi, along with Sugahara Riko and Hasegawa Rena, also announced their graduations from the group, scheduled for May 18, 2019.

On May 21, 2019, Kato Minami was demoted to kenkyuusei, due to a scandal involving her social media post of Yamaguchi's graduation. Following the incident, NGT48 management announced that they would be halting all social media posts from all members.

On August 3, 2019, NGT48 held their first concert at Tokyo Idol Festival, after several months of inactivity. The remainder of 2019 and early 2020 saw several graduations from the group, including first generation members Murakumo Fuka, Sato Anju, and Takakura Moeka.

On July 22, 2020, NGT48 released their fifth single, "Sherbet Pink." It was the group's first single in almost two years, as well as their first after switching labels to EMI Music Japan. The Senbatsu consisted of all (30) active members, and was centered by draftee and kenkyuusei member Fujisaki Miyu. A month after the single's release, first generation member Tano Ayaka announced her graduation from the group, which was held on October 31, 2020.

On December 25, 2020, the remaining kenkyuusei members were promoted to their respective generations, including 4 "third generation draftees" and 12 "second generation" members. Kato Minami was also promoted back to "first generation" member; however she announced her graduation from the group, which was held on January 31, 2021.

On July 23, 2021, first generation member Ogino Yuka announced her graduation from the group. Her graduation live was held on November 8, 2021.

On January 10, 2022, auditions for the group's third generation were announced. First generation member and NGT48 captain Kado Yuria also announced her graduation from the group.

Members

Names that are italicized denote that the member has announced their graduation.

Current Team Members

1st Gen (2024)
Draft 3rd Gen (2024)
2nd Gen (2024)
3rd Gen (2024)
4th Gen (2024)

1st Generation

Draft 3rd Generation

2nd Generation

3rd Generation

Kenkyuusei

3rd Generation
4th Generation

Former Members

Official Members

Concurrent Members

Kenkyuusei

Units

Single Units

AKB48 Senbatsu Events

Senbatsu Elections

Senbatsu Janken Taikai

Discography

Albums

Singles

Vinyls

Digital Singles

Video Releases

Compilations / Other

Stages

Team NIII

Team G

Kenkyuusei

Concerts

AKB48 Group

Japanese
Overseas

External Links

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AKB48 Group: NGT48
Topics
Current Members
1st gen: Seiji · Nara · Nishigata · Draft 3rd gen: Sato K · Fujisaki (NGT48 C) · 2nd gen: Otsuka · Ogoe · Mashimo · Mimura · 3rd gen: Kitamura · Suizi · Sugimoto
Current Kenkyuusei
3rd gen: Isobe · Kita · Kimoto Y · Suzuki · Minamikawa · 4th gen: Aso · Isozaki · Otake · Okumura · Kimoto A · Sato H · Shinzawa · Sekinoyama · Takashima · Nishikawa · Hara · Matsuzaka · Yoshihara
Former Members
2018: Kitahara · Miyajima · Takahashi M · 2019: Kashiwagi · Sugahara · Hasegawa · Yamaguchi · Murakumo · Sato A · 2020: Takakura · Tano · 2021: Kato · Ogino · Komiyama · 2022: Yamada · Kado · Kusakabe · Nakamura · Tominaga · Terada · Tsushima · Nishimura · Morohashi · Oguma · 2023: Ando · Furutate · Nakai · 2024: Furusawa · Kawagoe · Sogabe · Honma
Former Kenkyuusei
2017: Mizusawa · Otaki · 2019: Hagiri · Yamazaki · Takazawa · Watanabe · 2020: Takahashi N · 2022: Nakajima · 2023: Shibano · 2024: Hase · Arai
Albums
Singles
01 · 02 · 03 · 04 · 05 · 06 · 07 · 08 · 09
Senbatsu Events
Senbatsu Sousenkyo: 8th · 9th · 10th
Senbatsu Janken Taikai: 7th · 8th · 9th
Official Website
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