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== Information ==
 
== Information ==
 
Peaberry was formed in July 2012 when it was announced that they would perform the original song "[[Cabbage Hakusho]]" (キャベツ白書) at the  2012 [[Hello! Project]] Summer concerts. They were formed alongside the group [[DIY|DIY♡]] to be part of the ''Hello! Project SATOYAMA Movement'', a movement that aims to remind Japan of their beautiful countrysides ([[Wikipedia:Satoyama|Satoyama]]) and the need to conserve them. The group was named after a type of [[Wikipedia:Peaberry|bean]] found in the coffee plant.
 
Peaberry was formed in July 2012 when it was announced that they would perform the original song "[[Cabbage Hakusho]]" (キャベツ白書) at the  2012 [[Hello! Project]] Summer concerts. They were formed alongside the group [[DIY|DIY♡]] to be part of the ''Hello! Project SATOYAMA Movement'', a movement that aims to remind Japan of their beautiful countrysides ([[Wikipedia:Satoyama|Satoyama]]) and the need to conserve them. The group was named after a type of [[Wikipedia:Peaberry|bean]] found in the coffee plant.
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==Discography==
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* [2012.11.07] [[Cabbage Hakusho / Forest Time]] (キャベツ白書 / フォレストタイム) <small>([[Peaberry]] / [[Harvest]])</small>
  
 
== External Links ==
 
== External Links ==

Revision as of 04:29, 10 October 2012

Peaberry (2012)

Peaberry (ピーベリー) is a Japanese pop girl group managed by Up-Front Agency and part of Hello! Project.

Members

Information

Peaberry was formed in July 2012 when it was announced that they would perform the original song "Cabbage Hakusho" (キャベツ白書) at the 2012 Hello! Project Summer concerts. They were formed alongside the group DIY♡ to be part of the Hello! Project SATOYAMA Movement, a movement that aims to remind Japan of their beautiful countrysides (Satoyama) and the need to conserve them. The group was named after a type of bean found in the coffee plant.

Discography

External Links