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* [1964.03.xx] [[Peanuts no The Hit Parade = Dai Yon Shuu]] (ピーナッツのザ･ヒット･パレード＝第四集)
 
* [1964.03.xx] [[Peanuts no The Hit Parade = Dai Yon Shuu]] (ピーナッツのザ･ヒット･パレード＝第四集)
 
* [1964.10.01] [[Una Sera Day Tokyo Peanuts no The Hit Parade = Dai Go Shuu]] (ウナ・セラ・ディ東京ピーナッツのザ･ヒット･パレード＝第五集)
 
* [1964.10.01] [[Una Sera Day Tokyo Peanuts no The Hit Parade = Dai Go Shuu]] (ウナ・セラ・ディ東京ピーナッツのザ･ヒット･パレード＝第五集)
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* [1965.07.xx] [[Amore Sukuzami Peanuts no Hit Parade Roku Shuu]] ( アモーレ・スクーザミ
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* [1965.07.xx] [[Amore Sukuzami Peanuts no Hit Parade Roku Shuu]] (アモーレ・スクーザミピーナッツのヒット･パレード６集)
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ピーナッツのヒット･パレード６集)
 
 
* [1966.05.xx] [[The Peanuts no Hit Parade vol. 6 Yokohama no Tabi]] (ザ・ピーナッツのヒット･パレードvol.6ヨーロッパの旅)
 
* [1966.05.xx] [[The Peanuts no Hit Parade vol. 6 Yokohama no Tabi]] (ザ・ピーナッツのヒット･パレードvol.6ヨーロッパの旅)
 
* [1967.12.10] [[The Peanuts Deluxe]] (ザ・ピーナッツ・デラックス)
 
* [1967.12.10] [[The Peanuts Deluxe]] (ザ・ピーナッツ・デラックス)
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* [1960.10.xx] [[Sayashiko no Yoru]] (清しこの夜)
 
* [1960.10.xx] [[Sayashiko no Yoru]] (清しこの夜)
 
* [1960.12.xx] [[Luna Napolitana]] (ルナ・ナポリターナ)
 
* [1960.12.xx] [[Luna Napolitana]] (ルナ・ナポリターナ)
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* [1961.03.xx] [[17sai yo Sayounara]] (１７歳よさようなら)
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* [1961.03.xx] [[17sai yo Sayonara]] (１７歳よさようなら)
 
* [1961.05.xx] [[Shiawase ga Ippai]] (しあわせがいっぱい)
 
* [1961.05.xx] [[Shiawase ga Ippai]] (しあわせがいっぱい)
 
* [1961.07.xx] [[Infant no Musume]] (インファントの娘)
 
* [1961.07.xx] [[Infant no Musume]] (インファントの娘)
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* [1966.10.xx] [[Rome no Ame]] (ローマの雨
 
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* [1967.05.xx] [[Tokyo Blue Rain]] (東京ブルー・レイン)
 
* [1967.05.xx] [[Tokyo Blue Rain]] (東京ブルー・レイン)
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* [1967.08.xx] [[Koi no Fuga]] (恋のフーガ)
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* [1967.08.xx] [[Koi no Fuga (The Peanuts)|Koi no Fuga]] (恋のフーガ)
 
* [1968.02.xx] [[Koi no Ophelia]] (恋のオフェリア)
 
* [1968.02.xx] [[Koi no Ophelia]] (恋のオフェリア)
 
* [1968.06.xx] [[Koi no Rondo]] (恋のロンド)
 
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* [1975.03.xx] [[Uwaki ni Aitsu]] (浮気なあいつ)
 
* [1975.03.xx] [[Uwaki ni Aitsu]] (浮気なあいつ)
 
* [1978.05.xx] [[Mothra no Uta]] (モスラの歌)
 
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Latest revision as of 11:22, 1 November 2016

The Peanuts

The Peanuts (ザ・ピーナッツ) were a Japanese duo of twins from Aichi, Japan that are often credited with starting the genre of "J-Pop". Their records were very popular in Japan from 1959 to 1975 They have appeared in several films including Mothra and Godzilla, which has been really popular in America. The duo retired from performing in 1975.

Members

Information

After leaving their Aichi high school, twin sisters Ito Emi and Yumi were hired to Watanabe Pro. At this time they were performing as "Ito Sisters" (伊藤シスターズ) at many resturants. They also recieved many voice lessons with Hamamura Jun at the time to prepped them for their singing debut.

The Peanuts debuted in April 1959 with their single "Kawaii Hana" on the television show 2nd Annual Chorus Parade. From June 17th, 1959 to March 31st, 1970, they were regulars on the television show The Hit Parade. The two also acted as the main chairwomen for the variety program Shabondama Holiday from June 4th, 1961 to October 1st, 1972.

The duo became known even outside of Japan for appearing on The Ed Sullivan Show and the variety program Catherina Yekaterina Show in Germany. They made the music genre Japanese pop very popular among the outside world by appearing on these foreign shows.

After considering retirement for three years, the duo finally ended their long-lasting run on February 18th, 1975. On March 31st of that year, the public said their goodbye with a special, "Goodbye Peanuts", on the television show Yoru no Hit Studio. Their final performance was on April 5th of the same year in NHK Hall. Ito Emi would later on marry baseball player for The Tigers Sawada Kenji, have one son, and later divorce him in 1987.

Their songs have been covered by several bands and groups in recent years, including GO!GO!7188 and W.

Discography

The Peanuts performing (1960s)

Albums

Singles

External Links


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