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'''Sister Rabbits''' (シスターラビッツ) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] group for the popular Fuji TV kid's variety show ''[[Ponkikki]]''. The group's nicknames are '''Sisrabi''' (シスラビ) and '''Rabbits''' (ラビッツ). The group formed in 1994 with [[Suzuki Lanlan]] and [[Amuro Namie]] as part of a corner for the show. They released their first single in 1995, entitled "[[Issun Momo Kintarou]]". However, Sister Rabbits took a hiatus in 1997 when Amuro decided to take a break from show business. | '''Sister Rabbits''' (シスターラビッツ) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] group for the popular Fuji TV kid's variety show ''[[Ponkikki]]''. The group's nicknames are '''Sisrabi''' (シスラビ) and '''Rabbits''' (ラビッツ). The group formed in 1994 with [[Suzuki Lanlan]] and [[Amuro Namie]] as part of a corner for the show. They released their first single in 1995, entitled "[[Issun Momo Kintarou]]". However, Sister Rabbits took a hiatus in 1997 when Amuro decided to take a break from show business. | ||
Seven years later, the group came back from hiatus with seven new members. However, all seven members graduated from the group before the year and a new set of members joined the group. The third generation of Sister Rabbits released their first album, ''[[Happy Song]]'', in 2005. | Seven years later, the group came back from hiatus with seven new members. However, all seven members graduated from the group before the year and a new set of members joined the group. The third generation of Sister Rabbits released their first album, ''[[Happy Song (Sister Rabbits album)|Happy Song]]'', in 2005. | ||
== Members == | == Members == | ||
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=== Album === | === Album === | ||
* [2005.10.26] [[Happy Song]] (ハッピーソング) | * [2005.10.26] [[Happy Song (Sister Rabbits album)|Happy Song]] (ハッピーソング) | ||
=== Single === | === Single === | ||
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[[Category:J-Pop]] | [[Category:J-Pop]] | ||
[[Category:Groups]] | [[Category:Japanese Girl Groups]] | ||
Latest revision as of 03:43, 25 December 2017
Sister Rabbits (シスターラビッツ) is a Japanese pop group for the popular Fuji TV kid's variety show Ponkikki. The group's nicknames are Sisrabi (シスラビ) and Rabbits (ラビッツ). The group formed in 1994 with Suzuki Lanlan and Amuro Namie as part of a corner for the show. They released their first single in 1995, entitled "Issun Momo Kintarou". However, Sister Rabbits took a hiatus in 1997 when Amuro decided to take a break from show business.
Seven years later, the group came back from hiatus with seven new members. However, all seven members graduated from the group before the year and a new set of members joined the group. The third generation of Sister Rabbits released their first album, Happy Song, in 2005.
Members
First Generation (1994 - 1997)
Second Generation (2004)
Third Generation (2005)
Discography
Album
- [2005.10.26] Happy Song (ハッピーソング)
Single
- [1995.06.01] Issun Momo Kintarou (一寸桃金太郎)
DVDs
- [2006.01.25] DANCE de RABBITS Vol.1
- [2006.01.25] DANCE de RABBITS Vol.2
- [2006.01.25] DANCE de RABBITS Vol.3
- [2006.01.25] DANCE de RABBITS Vol.4
