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Twinklestars promoting "Please! Please! Please!" (2011)
Twinklestars is a sub unit of the idol group Sakura Gakuin. They released their first single, "Dear Mr.Socrates", on November 28, 2010; a DVD containing the PV for the title track was released in January 2011. "Dear Mr.Socrates" was subsequently included on Sakura Gakuin's debut album Sakura Gakuin 2010 Nendo ~message~ in April 2011. The unit became inactive after Muto Ayami's graduation from the group. It was later announced to be active again on 27 September 2014 with a new line-up.
All Twinklestars' songs to date have been written and produced by former Cymbals member Okii Reiji.
Members
Original Members
Discography
Twinklestars promoting "Dear Mr.Socrates" (2010)
Singles
- [2010.11.28] Dear Mr.Socrates
- [2011.07.06] Please! Please! Please! (プリーズ！プリーズ！プリーズ！)
DVDs
- [2011.01.26] Dear Mr.Socrates
External Links
