AKB48

AKB48 (2022)

AKB48 (derived from Akihabara 48) is a female Japanese idol group produced by Akimoto Yasushi. They have their own theater in Akihabara (a district in Tokyo) where they perform regularly. The concept of the group is "idols you can meet". Currently, they hold the record of having the highest overall single sales (of a female group) on the Oricon charts.

History

2005 - 2006: Theater Debut and Indies Era

In July 2005, renown producer Yasushi Akimoto held an audition for a new theater based idol girl group. Of the 7,924 girls that applied, 45 passed the first round of auditions, detailed screening of the application documents. Finally, only 24 girls were chosen to be in the group. In November, the selected girls went through an extensive one month training program.

On December 1st, the AKB48 Theater had its grand opening. On December 8, 2005, the group held its first public show in the theater with only 20 girls, later known as Team A. The team consisted of:

‪Itano Tomomi‬, ‪Kawasaki Nozomi‬, Kojima Haruna‬, Komatani Hitomi‬, Maeda Atsuko‬, Masuyama Kayano‬, Minegishi Minami, Nakanishi Rina‬, Narita Risa‬, Ohe Tomomi‬, Oshima Mai‬, ‪Sato Yukari‬, Takahashi Minami‬, Tojima Hana‬, Usami Yuki, Orii Ayumi, Hoshino Michiru, Urano Kazumi‬, Watanabe Shiho‬, and ‪Hirajima Natsumi‬

A second audition was soon announced, and was held in cooperation with Japanese telecom company NTT DoCoMo. It was the first audition ever where the applicants had to send in their audition video with their mobile phones.

In January 2006, three months before Team K was formed, Akimoto let Shinoda Mariko join the group as part of Team A. Failing the first generation audition, she didn't give up her dreams and worked as a waitress in a cafe in the same building and on the same floor as the the AKB48 theater. Through customer's feedback and Akimoto's challenge, she was able to join the group and is only person to be referred as generation 1.5.

19 of the 11,892 applicants who participated in the second audition were chosen to join AKB48, but in the end only 17 girls joined the group to become Team K in April 2006. They were:

Akimoto Sayaka, Umeda Ayaka, Oshima Yuko, Ohori Megumi, Oku Manami, Ono Erena, Kasai Tomomi, Kobayashi Kana, Sato Natsuki, Noro Kayo, Hayano Kaoru, Masuda Yuka, Matsubara Natsumi, Miyazawa Sae, Imai Yu, Uemura Ayako, and Takada Ayana.

On April 1, 2006, Team K started performing at the AKB48 theater.

AKB48 released its debut single Sakura no Hanabiratachi in February 2006, which made it to #10 on Oricon charts and sold 22,011 units in its first week - a surprisingly high rank for a group on an indies label.

In March of 2006, Usami Yuki of Team A became the first girl to graduate from the group.

On June 7 AKB48 released their second indies single, Skirt, Hirari, and performed on TV for the first time. Shortly after, on June 17th, Uemura Ayako of Team K graduates from the group.

2006 - 2008: Major Label Debut and DefSTAR Records Era

In August 2006, AKB48 signed a major label contract with DefSTAR Records, a part of Sony Music Entertainment. Their first single under DefSTAR Records, Aitakatta, was released on October 25, 2006 and reached #12 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.

In October 2006, a third audition was announced, resulting in the arrival of 13 new members forming Team B in December 2006. The selected girls were:

Inoue Naru, Oota Aika, Kashiwagi Yuki, Katayama Haruka, Kikuchi Ayaka, Saotome Miki, Tanabe Miku, Nakagawa Haruka, Nakaya Sayaka, Noguchi Reina, Matsuoka Yuki, Yonezawa Rumi, and Watanabe Mayu

On November 3rd & 4th, 2006, AKB48 performed their first concert AKB48 First Concert "Aitakatta ~Hashira wa Nai ze!~ at Nippon Seinenkan in Sendagaya, Shinjuku.

In December 2006, the first change was made to the three teams, transferring Kazumi Urano, Shiho Watanabe, and Natsumi Hirajima from Team A to Team B as supporting members. Orii Ayumi graduated from the group shortly after this.

On January 31st, 2007, AKB48's fourth single (second under DefSTAR Records) Seifuku ga Jama wo Suru was released; reaching #7 on Oricon charts. There has been speculation that the PV and lyrics to this song are an allusion to enjo kosai - voluntary underage prostitution - though this has not been confirmed. Their next single, Keibetsu Shiteita Aijou, featured a theme of bullying and suicide throughout the lyrics and PV. To promote the singles, AKB48 went on their second concert tour, AKB48 Haru no Chotto dake Zenkoku Tour ~Madamada daze AKB48!~ which began on March 10, 2007.

In June 2007, members Imai Yu, Hoshino Michiru and Takada Ayana graduated at roughly the same time. The group's fifth single BINGO!, was released on July 18th, 2007.

On New Years Day 2008, AKB48 released their first studio album, SET LIST ~Greatest Songs 2006-2007~. The compilation album included all of the group's singles up until their sixth, Yuuhi wo Miteiru ka?. Team K member Ohori Megumi (now in SDN48) became the first member to have a solo cover on one of AKB48's CD releases. She appeared exclusively on the cover of the Limited Edition of the album. The album managed to reach #3 on the Oricon Weekly Album charts.

In February 2008, AKB48 re-released their first indies single, changing the title to Sakura no Hanabiratachi 2008. This would turn out to be their last release under the DefSTAR Records label. A spring concert was initially announced. Fans who bought a copy of Sakura no Hanabiratachi 2008 at the theater would be given a random poster featuring one of the girls. If a fan collected all 44 types of the posters, they would be entered in a lottery to win tickets for their spring concert. The concert was later canceled because this violated a Japanese anti-monopoly law.

In October and November of 2007, Team A members Watanabe Shiho and Masuyama Kayano graduated.

On December 31, 2007, 43 members of AKB48 appeared on the 58th Annual Kohaku Uta Gassen, the prestigous end of the year music special. They performed with idols Leah Dizon and Shoko Nakagawa.

In August 2008, Team B member Kikuchi Ayaka was fired after pictures of her with a boy surfaced. Fans requested a second chance for her. In the end, she had to audition again and was readmitted as a Research Student.

2008 - 2010: KING RECORDS

On October 2008, the group signed with KING RECORDS under the You, Be Cool! sublabel, and released their 10th single titled Oogoe Diamond featuring Matsui Jurina of the just newly formed SKE48 on the CD cover. In that same month, at the final performance of A4 Revival, original members Ohe Tomomi, Komatani Hitomi, Tojima Hana, Nakanishi Rina and Narita Risa announced their graduation simultaneously. Their graduation took place at AKB48's NHK Shuffle Concert on November 23, 2008.

On April 26, 2009, AKB48 introduced a new event, the Senbatsu Election. Fans could make their voices heard by voting for their favorite AKB48 or SKE48 member to participate in the group's upcoming single. The 1st Senbatsu Election was held on July 8th, with the top 21 forming the single Senbatsu and members ranked 22nd-30th forming a new unit, Under Girls. The top three members were Maeda Atsuko, Oshima Yuko, and Shinoda Mariko. The group released their 13th single, "Iiwake Maybe," performed by the ranking members.

From August 22-23, 2009, AKB48 and SKE48 performed a concert at the famous Japanese stadium, the Nippon Budokan. At the end of the concert a new formation of AKB48 was announced, shuffling members from all teams. Each team was also assigned a captain; Takahashi Minami was to lead Team A, Akimoto Sayaka was to lead Team K, and Kashiwagi Yuki would become the leader of Team B. 4 of the group's oldest members, Ohori Megumi, Noro Kayo, Urano Kazumi, and Sato Yukari were transferred into the newly announced mature group named SDN48 (Saturday Night 48).

In October 21, 2009, AKB48 released the single RIVER which became the first AKB48 single to reach #1 on the Oricon Weekly Singles chart. It became the second best selling female single of 2009.

In December 31, 2009, AKB48 performed RIVER-Surprise special remix at the 60th NHK Kouhaku uta gassen. 72 members (all AKB48, the Kenkyusei, and 3 SKE48 members)) were in the performance.

"Majisuka Gakuen" (Majisuka Academy), a drama featuring several members of AKB48, SKE48 and SDN48 started airing from January 8th, 2010 on TV Tokyo.

On March 3, 2010, a full 5 months after they announced that all the teams were to be reshuffled, the first new formation of AKB48's Team K premiered with their new stage titled "RESET."

On July 2010, AKB48 announced another new event, the Senbatsu Janken Taikai. Members would participate in a game of Janken (Rock, Paper, Scissors) in a tournament, with the top 16 members forming an upcoming single Senbatsu. The AKB48 19th Single Senbatsu Janken Taikai was held on September 21, 2010, with Team K's Uchida Mayumi winning the tournament. The Senbatsu performed the group's 19th single, "Chance no Junban," released on December 8th. It also marked the group's first Senbatsu without Itano Tomomi and Takahashi Minami.

On August 2010, AKB48 expanded their official shops outside of Japan (namely Asia region) with it being in Hong Kong. They then expanded their locations with it being: Taiwan (April 2011), Singapore (May 2011) and Shanghai (July 2011).

On December 8, 2010, AKB48 celebrated its 5th anniversary in the theater with a special performance by all members, as well as returning graduates. All 9th generation kenkyuusei were also promoted.

2011 - 2013

In March 2011, it was announced on their blog they have temporarily closed the AKB Theater due to the 2011 Sendai earthquake and tsunami. Many upcoming activities were also postponed, including their concerts at Yokohama Arena from March 25th to the 27th, and the release of their first studio album, Koko ni Ita Koto.

On June 6, 2011, AKB48 made public announcement during this evening’s Himawari H1 Revival Stage the formation of a brand new AKB48 team, bluntly titled Team 4. The Team will consists of the 10 previously promoted kenkyuusei.

On June 11th, 2011, It was announced at a handshake event that Eguchi Aimi, a girl who auditioned for NMB48, would be joining AKB48 as a trainee, she appeared immediately in Playboy Weekly and in advertisements. Producer Akimoto Yasushi stated that she will be “the heroine of the new age”. Eguchi was immediately met with skepticism from many fans and soon Team K member Kikuchi Ayaka leaked on her blog that Eguchi was made of parts of other members through photoshop. On June 20th, Weekly Playboy published an article about Eguchi, stating that she was made up of parts of Takahashi Minami, Maeda Atsuko, Watanabe Mayu, Shinoda Mariko, Itano Tomomi, Oshima Yuko and 12th generation Kenkyuusei Sasaki Yukari.

On July 3rd, AKB48 announced and confirmed that they will be having their ‘24th Single Senbatsu Janken (Rock, Paper, Scissors) Tournament‘ in September. This will be the second year in a row that they will be choosing their ’senbatsu’ members for their new single, which is due to be released in December. The event will take place on September 20th at the Nippon Bukoukan once again. Moreover, This event will be broadcasting in Taiwan, Hong Kong, South Korea, Singapore and Thailand. The winning member was Shinoda Mariko, who centered the single Ue kara Mariko.

On January 27, 2012, it was revealed that Hirajima Natsumi and Yonezawa Rumi resigned from AKB48 due to scandals involving them. Following their departures, AKB48 introduced the concurrent (兼任, kennin) position on March 24, where members would temporarily hold simultaneous positions in two different groups. SKE48's Matsui Jurina and NMB48's Watanabe Miyuki held the first concurrencies, where they were a part of Team K and Team B, respectively.

On March 25, 2012, it was announced Maeda Atsuko would be graduating from AKB48. Her graduation ceremony was held on August 27.

On June 24, 2012, it was announced that Sashihara Rino would be transferred to HKT48, due to a scandal involving her.

On August 24, 2012, AKB48 performed at Tokyo Dome for the first time. This was a dream for several members and the group as a whole. The group's second studio album, 1830m, was a reflection of that dream, as it was named after the distance between the AKB48 Theater and Tokyo Dome. The group also had another team shuffle since August 2009. It was also announced that “Team 4″ which was formed in June of last year, would be discontinued, thus, they were back to 3 teams: Team A, K, and B.

On December 17, 2012, it was announced that Kasai Tomomi would be graduating from AKB48.

On January 31, 2013, it was announced that 1st Generation member, Minegishi Minami would be demoted to Kenkyuusei level, due to a scandal involving her. On August 24, Minegishi was promoted when the new Team 4 was formed and was appointed as its captain.

On July 21, 2013, Team A captain and leading member Shinoda Mariko graduated from AKB48, making Yokoyama Yui the new captain of Team A. On August 22, former Team K captain Akimoto Sayaka also graduated. Four days later, leading member Itano Tomomi graduated from the group.

On December 31, 2013, leading member and Team K captain Oshima Yuko announced her graduation.

2014 - 2016

On January 23, 2014, AKB48 announced plans for a fifth team, "Team 8." Auditions began on February 2014, with the team officially debuting on April 3, 2014. Unlike previous teams, this team did not consist of previous members. One member from each prefecture was selected to represent Team 8, totaling 47 members. If a member graduated, they would be replaced with someone from the same prefecture. Team 8 also held of the concept "Idols who go meet you," rather than the group's concept "Idols you can meet."

On February 24, 2014, AKB48 held a large-scale team shuffle, the AKB48 Group Daisokaku Matsuri ~Jidai wa Kawaru. Dakedo, Bokuraha Mae Shika Mukanee!~. Unlike past team shuffles, all active 48 groups were shuffled, including SKE48, NMB48, and HKT48. In addition, Ikoma Rina from Nogizaka46 was given a concurrent position with Team B, until the group's next team shuffle on March 2015.

On May 25, 2014, a handshake event held in Iwate was assaulted by a 24-year old man, later revealed to be Umeta Satoru. Umeta carried a handsaw to the event to attack Iriyama Anna, Kawaei Rina, and a staff member who tried to stop the assault. Both Iriyama and Kawaei underwent surgery for their injuries and were unable to participate in the group's activities for several months.

On September 17, 2014, the group held their 5th Janken Tournament. Unlike past tournaments, the top members did not form a single Senbatsu. The winning member earned a solo single debut, with the remaining 15 members performing the single's B-side. The winning member was Watanabe Miyuki, who released the single "Yasashiku Suru Yori Kiss wo Shite" on December 24th. The opposing finalist, Kojima Haruna, centered the B-side "Harukaze Pianissimo." This format continued into the group's 6th Janken Tournament in 2015, which Fujita Nana won and released the single "Migiashi Evidence."

On December 8, 2014, the group's 9th anniversary, founding member and Team A captain Takahashi Minami announced her graduation, which was scheduled for December 8, 2015, the group's 10th anniversary. This date was pushed back to April 8, 2016, due to difficulty in selecting a venue.

On March 26, 2015, AKB48 held another team shuffle since February 2014. This shuffle marked the first instance where concurrencies were held within the same group. Team 8 members Yamada Nanami, Nakano Ikumi, and Sakaguchi Nagisa held concurrencies with Team A, Team K, and Team B, respectively. Kawaei Rina also announced her graduation from the group, citing a psychological inability to continue handshake events after the assault in Iwate.

On June 9, 2016, AKB48 broke ties with its Shanghai-based group SNH48, after it was revealed that the latter violated their contract by creating sister groups BEJ48 and GNZ48. Following the announcement, Suzuki Mariya's concurrent position with the group was revoked, marking her a fully-fledged AKB48 member.

On June 18, 2016, the group held their 8th Senbatsu Election at HARD OFF ECO Stadium Niigata. Leading member Kojima Haruna, after portraying the fictional idol Nyan Nyan Kamen, also announced her graduation from the group. After holding her graduation ceremony on February 22, 2017, she officially graduated on April 19th.

On October 17, 2016, the group held their 7th Janken Tournament, with slight alterations to the previous format. The top seven members would form a new unit that was centered by the tournament winner, while members ranked 8th-14th performed the single's B-side. The winning members formed Jankenmin, centered by Team B's Tanabe Miku.

2017 - 2018

On June 17, 2017, the group held their 9th Senbatsu Election. Originally slated to be held at Toyosaki Seaside Park, Toyosaki Villa SUN Beach in Tomigusuku, Okinawa, the concert portion was cancelled due to inclement weather, with the results being held in a nearby community center. Leading member Watanabe Mayu also announced her graduation from the group. After holding her graduation stage on December 26th, she officially graduated on December 31st.

On September 24, 2017, the group held their 8th Janken Tournament, with a drastic overhaul to the previous format. For this tournament, members formed their own units, with a representative participating in the tournament. Unlike past tournaments, participation was also extended to all members, rather than AKB48 and select sister group members. The winning unit would debut a solo single, with 2nd, 3rd, and 4th-ranked units participating in the B-sides. The winning unit was fairy w!nk, consisting of HKT48's Aramaki Misaki and Unjo Hirona. This format continued into the group's 9th Janken Tournament in 2018, where the winning unit was Fortune cherry, consisting of Draft 3rd Generation Kenkyuusei Tada Kyoka and HKT48's Matsuda Yumi.

On November 29, 2017, it was announced that AKB48 would be collaborating with the MNet series Produce 101, in a project known as Produce 48. Like past Produce 101 seasons, this would take several South Korean and Japanese trainees through a series of competitions, in order to determine 12 members that would comprise an upcoming idol group. The winning members would earn a 2.5 year contract with CJ E&M Music, where they would temporarily depart from their current activities to promote as the new group.

On December 8, 2017, the group's 12th anniversary, AKB48 held another team shuffle since March 2015. All Team 8 members at the time were given concurrencies with the four AKB48 teams, while any remaining concurrencies were revoked. This also marked the first time since March 2012 where there are no sister group members in any AKB48 team.

On June 15, 2018, the first episode of Produce 48 premiered on MNet, featuring 57 South Korean contestants, from various idol agencies, and 39 Japanese contestants, from various 48 groups. The theme was "Naekkeoya (Pick Me)" and its Japanese counterpart "NEKKOYA (PICK ME)," centered by HKT48's Miyawaki Sakura. Notable South Korean contestants included After School's Lee Kaeun, fromis 9's Jang Gyuri, and former season 1 contestants Kim Sihyeon and Park Minji. On August 31st, the last episode of Produce 48 aired, where the winning group was named IZ*ONE. The winning Japanese members included HKT48's Miyawaki Sakura (2nd) and Yabuki Nako (6th) along with Team 8's Honda Hitomi (9th). The three members left their respective groups on October 2018, where they would promote as IZ*ONE until their return on April 2021.

On December 8, 2018, it was announced that Mukaichi Mion will become the next general manager (総監督; soukantoku) after Yokoyama Yui, and would assume the position by spring 2019.

2019 - 2022

In 2019, the assault of NGT48's Yamaguchi Maho resulted in severe public criticism of the AKB48 management. Several group activities were also pushed back or scrapped completely, including the annual Senbatsu Election; which after being cancelled on March 2019, marked the first year since its inception in 2009 to not be featured. The group's variety shows AKBINGO and AKB Show were also cancelled after many years of runtime. After NGT48 disbanded its teams to form a generation-based system, Kashiwagi Yuki's concurrent position with the group was revoked. For the first time, the group released only two singles: "Jiwaru DAYS" on March 13th and "Sustainable" on September 18th.

On December 8, 2019, the group's 14th anniversary, founding member Minegishi Minami announced her graduation from the group, making her the last 1st generation member to leave AKB48.

In 2020, circumstances surrounding the coronavirus outbreak led to several changes in the AKB48 structure. Among them was Minegishi's graduation, which was postponed indefinitely after being scheduled for April 2nd. The group also launched OUC48, named after the Japanese word for home (お家; ouchi). As OUC48, the members performed regular stage plays from their homes, which were filmed through video chat and streamed on YouTube. The group also released their digital single "Hanareite mo" on July 1st, featuring several AKB48 graduates.

On May 22, 2021, Minegishi Minami's graduation concert was officially held after being postponed for over a year. On the following day, Team 8 finished the last leg of their national tour, Team 8 National Tour ~47 no Suteki na Machi e~, in Kanagawa. This performance also marked Honda Hitomi's return to AKB48, after IZ*ONE's disbandment on April 29th. Following the concert, the group announced their first single in over a year and a half, "Nemohamo Rumor," to be released on September 29th. The single's Senbatsu would consist of only AKB48 members, a first since "Chance no Junban" in 2010.

On September 12, 2021, it was announced that leading Team A member and former general manager Yokoyama Yui would graduate from the group.

On December 8, 2021, the group's 16th anniversary, AKB48 held their first team shuffle in four years. The group also announced their 17th generation member auditions, marking the first new generation in six years (excluding draftees and Team 8 members). 11 winners were introduced on May 3, 2022.

On October 7-9, 2022, AKB48 performed a series of concerts commemorating the group's 60th single, "Hisashiburi no Lip Gloss," released on October 19th. It was announced in the first-day concert for the new teams that Team 8 will go on indefinite hiatus after their 9th anniversary in April 2023. In the second-day concert for the coupling song Request Hour, Muto Tomu announced her graduation from the group. In the third-day concert produced by Kashiwagi Yuki, the group announced their 18th generation member auditions.

2023 - present: EMI Records

On March 4, 2023, it was announced that AKB48 will be transferring from KING RECORDS, where they had been since 2008, to Universal Music Japan's EMI Records label. On April 9th, 8 winners were announced for the group's 18th generation. On April 26th, AKB48 released their 61st single, "Doushitemo Kimi ga Suki da."

On April 29, 2023, it was announced during the group's spring concert that Team A, Team K, Team B, and Team 4 will disband in October 2023 after their final team performances. All team members will remain as promoted "official" members, whereas kenkyuusei members would remain as such. Team 8 went on indefinite hiatus on April 30th with the members transferred to the teams they held a concurrency with.

On October 20, 2023, leading member and founding Team B member Kashiwagi Yuki announced her graduation.

Members

Team A (Apr 2022)

Team K (Apr 2022)

Team B (Apr 2022)

Team 4 (Apr 2022)

Current Team Members

Names that are italicized denote that the member has announced their graduation. Names in bold denote AKB48 Group General Manager. Names are listed by generation according to the official website.

Iwatate Saho (13th gen) Murayama Yuiri (13th gen) Komiyama Haruka (15th gen) Taniguchi Megu (15th gen) Fukuoka Seina (15th gen) Mukaichi Mion (15th gen) Oguri Yui (Team 8) Gyoten Yurina (Team 8) Kuranoo Narumi (Team 8)

Sakagawa Hiyuka (Team 8) Shitao Miu (Team 8) Takahashi Ayane (Team 8) Tokunaga Remi (Team 8) Nagano Serika (Team 8) Hashimoto Haruna (Team 8) Chiba Erii (Draft 2nd gen) Kurosu Haruka (16th gen) Sato Minami (16th gen)

Suzuki Kurumi (16th gen) Taguchi Manaka (16th gen) Nagatomo Ayami (16th gen) Muto Orin (16th gen) Yamauchi Mizuki (16th gen) Yamane Suzuha (16th gen) Omori Maho (Draft 3rd gen) Ota Yuki (17th gen) Kohama Kokone (17th gen)

Sato Airi (17th gen) Hashimoto Eriko (17th gen) Hatakeyama Nozomi (17th gen) Hirata Yuki (17th gen) Hotei Moka (17th gen) Masai Mayuu (17th gen) Mizushima Miyuu (17th gen) Yamazaki Sora (17th gen)

Kenkyuusei

18th Generation

Akiyama Yuna Arai Sae Kudo Kasumi Kubo Hinano

Sako Yumemi Narita Kohina Yagi Azuki Yamaguchi Yui

19th Generation

• Ito Momoka
• Okumoto Kairi
• Kawamura Yui
• Shiratori Sari
• Hanada Mei

Former Members

Names are listed by the most recent team or unit that the member graduated from, regardless of prior transfers or concurrencies.

Official Member graduates

Yumoto Ami (湯本亜美, graduated October 30, 2023) Okada Rina (岡田梨奈, graduated October 31, 2023) Yamada Kyoka (山田杏華, graduated December 26, 2023) Yoshihashi Yuzuka (吉橋柚花, graduated December 29, 2023) Saito Haruna (齋藤陽菜, graduated January 10, 2024) Mogi Shinobu (茂木忍, graduated January 19, 2024) Otake Hitomi (大竹ひとみ, graduated January 21, 2024) Honda Hitomi (本田仁美, graduated January 28, 2024) Asai Nanami (浅井七海, graduated January 31, 2024) Shinozaki Ayana (浅井七海, graduated February 10, 2024) Onishi Momoka (浅井七海, graduated February 15, 2024) Ma Chia-Ling (馬嘉伶, graduated February 20, 2024) Shimoguchi Hinana (下口ひなな, graduated February 25, 2024) Sasaki Yukari (佐々木優佳里, graduated March 2, 2024) Okabe Rin (岡部麟, graduated April 4, 2024) Oda Erina (小田えりな, graduated April 23, 2024) Kashiwagi Yuki (柏木由紀, graduated April 30, 2024)

Team A graduates

Usami Yuki (宇佐美友紀, graduated March 31, 2006) Orii Ayumi (折井あゆみ, graduated January 21, 2007) Hoshino Michiru (星野みちる, graduated June 22, 2007) Masuyama Kayano (増山加弥乃, graduated November 30, 2007) Ohe Tomomi (大江朝美, graduated November 23, 2008) Komatani Hitomi (駒谷仁美, graduated November 23, 2008) Tojima Hana (戸島花, graduated November 23, 2008) Nakanishi Rina (中西里菜, graduated November 23, 2008) Narita Risa (成田梨紗, graduated November 23, 2008) Kawasaki Nozomi (川崎希, graduated February 27, 2009) Oshima Mai (大島麻衣, graduated April 26, 2009) Sato Yukari (佐藤由加理, transferred to SDN48 May 27, 2010) Sashihara Rino (指原莉乃, transferred to HKT48 June 16, 2012) Maeda Atsuko (前田敦子, graduated August 27, 2012) Ota Aika (多田愛佳, transferred to HKT48 November 1, 2012) Nakagawa Haruka (仲川遥香, transferred to JKT48 November 1, 2012) Sato Natsuki (佐藤夏希, graduated November 30, 2012) Nito Moeno (仁藤萌乃, graduated April 28, 2013) Kasai Tomomi (河西智美, graduated May 3, 2013) Nakatsuka Tomomi (中塚智実, graduated July 7, 2013) Shinoda Mariko (篠田麻里子, graduated July 21, 2013) Nakamata Shiori (仲俣汐里, graduated September 23, 2013) Sato Sumire (佐藤すみれ, transferred to SKE48 April 21, 2014) Kikuchi Ayaka (菊地あやか, graduated September 23, 2014) Katayama Haruka (片山陽加, graduated September 29, 2014) Furuhata Nao (古畑奈和, ended concurrency May 29, 2015) (SKE48) Yagura Fuuko (矢倉楓子, ended concurrency May 29, 2015) (NMB48) Morikawa Ayaka (森川彩香, graduated May 30, 2015) Kawaei Rina (川栄李奈, graduated August 4, 2015) Matsui Sakiko (松井咲子, graduated August 9, 2015) Nishiyama Rena (西山怜那, graduated December 23, 2015) Takahashi Minami (高橋みなみ, graduated April 8, 2016) Iwata Karen (岩田華怜, graduated May 21, 2016) Hirata Rina (平田梨奈, graduated August 24, 2016)

Maeda Ami (前田亜美, graduated August 29, 2016) Ogasawara Mayu (小笠原茉由, graduated December 24, 2016) Shimazaki Haruka (島崎遥香, graduated December 31, 2016) Owada Nana (大和田南那, graduated March 18, 2017) Nakamura Mariko (中村麻里子, graduated March 30, 2017) Kojima Haruna (小嶋陽菜, graduated April 19, 2017) Hayasaka Tsumugi (早坂つむぎ, graduated April 29, 2018) Shiroma Miru (白間美瑠, ended concurrency May 16, 2018) (NMB48) Miyawaki Sakura (宮脇咲良, ended concurrency May 16, 2018) (HKT48) Shimoaoki Karin (下青木香鈴, graduated August 10, 2018) Cho Kurena (長久玲奈, graduated February 2, 2019) Hitomi Kotone (人見古都音, graduated May 21, 2019) Tanikawa Hijiri (谷川聖, graduated May 31, 2019) Goto Moe (後藤萌咲, graduated August 11, 2019) Maeda Ayaka (前田彩佳, graduated March 31, 2021) Honda Sora (本田そら, graduated May 26, 2021) Yokoyama Yui (横山由依, graduated December 9, 2021) Kato Rena (加藤玲奈, graduated February 20, 2022) Iriyama Anna (入山杏奈, graduated March 17, 2022) Furukawa Nazuna (古川夏凪, graduated March 20, 2022) Okumoto Hinano (奥本陽菜, graduated March 23, 2022) Nishikawa Rei (西川怜, graduated March 29, 2022) Miyazaki Miho (宮崎美穂, graduated April 15, 2022) Mitomo Mashiro (御供茉白, graduated December 24, 2022) Okada Nana (岡田奈々, graduated April 2, 2023) Shimizu Maria (清水麻璃亜, graduated August 1, 2023) Takahashi Sayaka (髙橋彩香, graduated August 17, 2023) Nakanishi Chiyori (中西智代梨, graduated August 28, 2023) Michieda Saki (道枝咲, graduated September 14, 2023)

Team K graduates

Uemura Ayako (上村彩子, graduated June 17, 2006) Takada Ayana (高田彩奈, graduated June 22, 2007) Imai Yu (今井優, graduated June 22, 2007) Hayano Kaoru (早野薫, graduated April 26, 2009) Naruse Risa (成瀬理沙, graduated May 24, 2009) Ohori Megumi (大堀恵, transferred to SDN48 February 21, 2010) Noro Kayo (野呂佳代, transferred to SDN48 February 21, 2010) Ono Erena (小野恵令奈, graduated September 27, 2010) Yonezawa Rumi (米沢瑠美, withdrew January 27, 2012) Mitsumune Kaoru (光宗薫, graduated October 24, 2012) Masuda Yuka (増田有華, graduated December 17, 2012) Nakaya Sayaka (仲谷明香, graduated March 6, 2013) Miyazawa Sae (宮澤佐江, ended concurrency June 24, 2013) (SNH48) Matsubara Natsumi (松原夏海, graduated July 7, 2013) Itano Tomomi (板野友美, graduated August 27, 2013) Akimoto Sayaka (秋元才加, graduated August 28, 2013) Chikano Rina (近野莉菜, transferred to JKT48 April 16, 2014) Oshima Yuko (大島優子, graduated June 8, 2014) Sato Amina (佐藤亜美菜, graduated June 29, 2014) Suzuki Shihori (鈴木紫帆里, graduated May 30, 2015) Kitahara Rie (北原里英, transferred to NGT48 August 21, 2015) Matsui Jurina (松井珠理奈, ended concurrency December 24, 2015) (SKE48) Takajo Aki (高城亜樹, graduated May 1, 2016) Nagao Mariya (永尾まりや, graduated May 1, 2016) Yamamoto Sayaka (山本彩, ended concurrency May 26, 2016) (NMB48) Ishida Haruka (石田晴香, graduated June 5, 2016) Aigasa Moe (相笠萌, graduated March 21, 2017) Nakata Chisato (中田ちさと, graduated April 24, 2017) Suzuki Mariya (鈴木まりや, graduated June 10, 2017) Shimada Haruka (島田晴香, graduated November 13, 2017)

Abe Maria (阿部マリア, transferred to TPE48 November 30, 2017) Kodama Haruka (兒玉遥, ended concurrency April 1, 2018) (HKT48) Tano Yuuka (田野優花, graduated August 12, 2018) Yaguchi Moka (谷口もか, graduated October 21, 2018) Fujita Nana (藤田奈那, graduated December 23, 2018) Nozawa Rena (野澤玲奈, grauated May 6, 2019) Kojima Mako (小嶋真子, graduated May 12, 2019) Yokomichi Yuri (横道侑里, graduated May 18, 2019 Nakano Ikumi (中野郁海, graduated May 30, 2019) Yamada Nanami (山田菜々美, graduated June 22, 2019) Terada Misaki (寺田美咲, graduated October 22, 2019) Yahagi Moeka (矢作萌香, graduated February 4, 2020) Minegishi Minami (峯岸みなみ, graduated May 28, 2021) Harumoto Yuki (春本ゆき, graduated October 18, 2021) Yokoyama Yui (横山結衣, graduated November 29, 2021) Yasuda Kana (安田叶, graduated March 24, 2022) Muto Tomu (武藤十夢, graduated March 8, 2023) Hama Sayuna (濵咲友菜, graduated April 30, 2023) Kobayashi Ran (小林蘭, graduated May 21, 2023) Hattori Yuna (服部有菜, graduated May 30, 2023) Okuhara Hinako (奥原妃奈子, graduated August 17, 2023) Ichikawa Manami (市川愛美, graduated August 31, 2023) Yamabe Ayu (山邊歩夢, graduated October 2, 2023) Uemi Sorano (上見天乃, graduated October 14, 2023)

Team B graduates

Watanabe Shiho (渡邊志穂, graduated October 2, 2007) Inoue Naru (井上奈瑠, graduated September 29, 2008) Noguchi Reina (野口玲菜, graduated February 1, 2009) Matsuoka Yuki (松岡由紀, graduated February 1, 2009) Urano Kazumi (浦野一美, transferred to SDN48 April 16, 2010) Kohara Haruka (小原春香, transferred to SDN48 April 16, 2010) Oku Manami (奥真奈美, graduated June 19, 2011) Hirajima Natsumi (平嶋夏海, withdrew January 27, 2012) Ishida Anna (石田安奈, ended concurrency May 21, 2013) (SKE48) Komori Mika (小森美果, graduated July 7, 2013) Ichikawa Miori (市川美織, transferred to NMB48 April 23, 2014) Umeda Ayaka (梅田彩佳, transferred to NMB48 April 23, 2014) Oba Mina (大場美奈, transferred to SKE48 April 23, 2014) Fujie Reina (藤江れいな, transferred to NMB48 April 23, 2014) Yamauchi Suzuran (山内鈴蘭, transferred to SKE48 April 23, 2014) Nonaka Misato (野中美郷, graduated September 23, 2014) Hashimoto Hikari (橋本耀, graduated July 2015) Ikoma Rina (生駒里奈, ended concurrency May 14, 2015) (Nogizaka46) Kuramochi Asuka (倉持明日香, graduated August 9, 2015) Uchida Mayumi (内田眞由美, graduated October 25, 2015) Uchiyama Natsuki (内山奈月, graduated February 21, 2016) Kobayashi Kana (小林香菜, graduated April 1, 2016) Iwasa Misaki (岩佐美咲, graduated May 21, 2016) Watanabe Miyuki (渡辺美優紀, graduated August 8, 2016) (NMB48) Umeta Ayano (梅田綾乃, graduated March 22, 2017) Yokoshima Aeri (横島亜衿, graduated June 5, 2017) Oshima Ryoka (大島涼花, graduated June 8, 2017) Tanabe Miku (田名部生来, graduated July 23, 2017)

Kizaki Yuria (木﨑ゆりあ, graduated September 30, 2017) Watanabe Mayu (渡辺麻友, graduated December 31, 2017) Yabuki Nako (矢吹奈子, ended concurrency April 1, 2018) (HKT48) Kojima Natsuki (小嶋菜月, graduated August 12, 2018) Takahashi Juri (高橋朱里, graduated May 6, 2019) Takeuchi Miyu (竹内美宥, graduated May 6, 2019) Sato Shiori (佐藤栞, graduated June 8, 2019) Hiwatashi Yui (樋渡結依, graduated November 28, 2019) Ota Nao (太田奈緒, graduated December 20, 2019) Yamamoto Ruka (山本瑠香, graduated June 28, 2020) Sato Akari (佐藤朱, graduated March 31, 2021) Oya Shizuka (大家志津香, graduated December 28, 2021) Takita Kayoko (田北香世子, graduated February 27, 2022) Kubo Satone (久保怜音, graduated March 27, 2022) Fukutome Mitsuho (福留光帆, graduated July 31, 2022) Inagaki Kaori (稲垣香織, graduated December 27, 2022) Nagano Megumi (岡田梨奈, graduated March 22, 2023) Hirano Hikaru (平野ひかる, graduated April 30, 2023) Fujizono Rei (藤園麗, graduated May 16, 2023) Hidaritomo Ayaka (左伴彩佳, graduated July 31, 2023) Sakaguchi Nagisa (坂口渚沙, graduated August 5, 2023) Ishiwata Sena (石綿星南, graduated August 7, 2023) Kitazawa Saki (北澤早紀, graduated September 5, 2023)

Team 4 graduates

• Mori Anna (森杏奈, withdrew September 2, 2011)
• Takashima Yurina (高島祐利奈, graduated December 27, 2014)
• Kotani Riho (小谷里歩, ended concurrency May 28, 2015) (NMB48)
• Tsuchiyasu Mizuki (土保瑞希, graduated August 9, 2015)
• Maeda Mitsuki (前田美月, graduated August 9, 2015)
• Kobayashi Marina (小林茉里奈, graduated August 9, 2015)
• Natori Wakana (名取稚菜, graduated February 14, 2016)
• Nishino Miki (西野未姫, graduated March 27, 2017)
• Okada Ayaka (岡田彩花, graduated June 22, 2017)
• Izuta Rina (伊豆田莉奈, transferred to BNK48 June 29, 2017)
• Iino Miyabi (飯野雅, graduated January 22, 2018)
• Kitagawa Ryoha (北川綾巴, ended concurrency May 18, 2018) (SKE48)
• Shibuya Nagisa (渋谷凪咲, ended concurrency May 18, 2018) (NMB48)
• Tomonaga Mio (朝長美桜, ended concurrency May 18, 2018) (HKT48)
• Okawa Rio (大川莉央, graduated December 3, 2018)
• Noda Hinano (野田陽菜乃, graduated February 23, 2019)
• Taya Misaki (田屋美咲, graduated April 7, 2019)
• Sato Nanami (佐藤七海, graduated September 30, 2019)
• Kawamoto Saya (川本紗矢, graduated August 30, 2020)
• Tatsuya Makiho (達家真姫宝, graduated December 10, 2020)
• Miyazato Rira (宮里莉羅, graduated July 28, 2021
• Honma Mai (本間麻衣, graduated October 1, 2021)
• Kuramoto Miyuu (蔵本美結, graduated March 22, 2022)
• Utada Hatsuka (歌田初夏, graduated July 30, 2023)
• Kawahara Misaki (川原美咲, graduated August 11, 2023)
• Omori Miyuu (大森美優, graduated August 21, 2023)
• Yoshikawa Nanase (吉川七瀬, graduated August 24, 2023)
• Takaoka Kaoru (高岡薫, graduated August 29, 2023)
• Tada Kyoka (多田京加, graduated September 10, 2023)
• Sato Kiara (佐藤妃星, graduated September 17, 2023)
• Yoshida Karen (吉田華恋, graduated September 22, 2023)

Team 8 graduates

Okubora Chinatsu (奥洞千捺, graduated June 18, 2014) Moriwaki Yui (森脇由衣, graduated January 26, 2015) Fujimura Natsuki (藤村菜月, graduated April 3, 2016) Iwasaki Moeka (岩崎萌花, graduated April 3, 2016) Yamamoto Ai (山本亜依, graduated May 1, 2016) Kita Reina (北玲名, graduated October 8, 2016) Kondo Moeri (近藤萌恵里, graduated October 8, 2016) Yoshino Miyu (吉野未優, graduated January 22, 2017) Fukuchi Rena (福地礼奈, graduated May 23, 2017) Tani Yuri (谷優里, graduated June 24, 2017) Hamamatsu Riona (濵松里緒菜, graduated July 2, 2017) Abe Mei (阿部芽唯, graduated August 20, 2017) Mougi Kasumi (舞木香純, graduated February 17, 2018) Hirose Natsuki (廣瀬なつき, graduated March 4, 2018) Hayasaka Tsumugi (早坂つむぎ, graduated April 29, 2018) Shimoaoki Karin (下青木香鈴, graduated August 10, 2018) Yaguchi Moka (谷口もか, graduated October 21, 2018) Cho Kurena (長久玲奈, graduated February 2, 2019) Noda Hinano (野田陽菜乃, graduated February 23, 2019) Yokomichi Yuri (横道侑里, graduated May 18, 2019) Hitomi Kotone (人見古都音, graduated May 21, 2019) Nakano Ikumi (中野郁海, graduated May 30, 2019) Tanikawa Hijiri (谷川聖, graduated May 31, 2019) Sato Shiori (佐藤栞, graduated June 8, 2019)

Yamada Nanami (山田菜々美, graduated June 22, 2019) Ito Kirara (伊藤きらら, graduated August 12, 2019) Sato Nanami (佐藤七海, graduated September 30, 2019) Terada Misaki (寺田美咲, graduated October 22, 2019) Ota Nao (太田奈緒, graduated December 20, 2019) Yamamoto Ruka (山本瑠香, graduated June 28, 2020) Nunoya Riru (布谷梨琉, withdrew September 24, 2020) Inoue Miyuu (井上美優, withdrew September 24, 2020) Shiobara Karin (塩原香凜, withdrew September 24, 2020) Rissen Airi (立仙愛理, graduated February 3, 2021) Hasegawa Momoka (長谷川百々花, dismissed March 26, 2021) Sato Akari (佐藤朱, graduated March 31, 2021) Matsumura Miku (松村美紅, graduated April 30, 2021) Kamachi Yukina (蒲地志奈, graduated June 30, 2021) Miyazato Rira (宮里莉羅, graduated July 28, 2021) Onoue Mizuki (尾上美月, graduated July 31, 2021) Suzuki Yuuka (鈴木優香, graduated September 27, 2021) Harumoto Yuki (春本ゆき, graduated October 24, 2021) Yokoyama Yui (横山結衣, graduated November 29, 2021) Okumoto Hinano (奥本陽菜, graduated March 23, 2022) Fukutome Mitsuho (福留光帆, graduated July 31, 2022) Mitomo Mashiro (御供茉白, graduated December 24, 2022) Hama Sayuna (濵咲友菜, graduated April 30, 2023) Hirano Hikaru (平野ひかる, graduated April 30, 2023)

Kenkyuusei graduates

Iinuma Yurina (飯沼友里奈, graduated November 15, 2007) Kozuka Rina (小塚里菜, graduated November 15, 2007) Yoshioka Saki (吉岡沙葵, graduated November 15, 2007) Watanabe Marie (渡辺茉莉絵, graduated November 15, 2007) Kaneko Satomi (金子智美, graduated November 15, 2007) Deguchi Aki (出口陽, graduated November 26, 2007) Yamada Mizuki (山田みずき, graduated December 8, 2007) Nishizawa Sara (西澤沙羅, graduated July 31, 2008) Nakanishi Yuka (中西優香, graduated August 26, 2008) Katano Yurie (片野友里恵, graduated August 31, 2008) Suzuki Nae (鈴木菜絵, graduated January 19, 2009) Arima Yuka (有馬優茄, graduated January 19, 2009) Tomita Mayu (冨田麻友, graduated January 19, 2009) Hatayama Arisa (畑山亜梨紗, graduated January 19, 2009) Saotome Miki (早乙女美樹, graduated April 18, 2009) Uriya Akane (瓜屋茜, graduated April 26, 2009) Komatsu Mizuki (小松瑞希, graduated July 14, 2009) Nishikawa Nanami (西川七海, graduated July 25, 2009) Ueki Asaka (植木あさ香, graduated July 6, 2010) Sano Yuriko (佐野友里子, graduated October 5, 2010) Asai Madoka (浅居円, graduated December 4, 2009) Ishii Ayaka (石井彩夏, graduated December 4, 2009) Ishibe Aya (石部郁, graduated December 4, 2009) Kaku Grace (郭グレース, graduated December 4, 2009) Komizu Nanami (小水七海, graduated December 4, 2009) Sakamoto Rio (坂本莉央, graduated December 4, 2009) Sugiyama Miku (杉山未来, graduated December 4, 2009) Tomite Ami (冨手麻妙, graduated December 4, 2009) Miki Nikoru (三木にこる, graduated December 4, 2009) Muranaka Satomi (村中聡美, graduated December 4, 2009) Ito Ayaka (伊藤彩夏, graduated January 6, 2010) Imai Yurie (今井悠理枝, graduated February 1, 2010)

Ishiguro Atsuki (石黒貴己, graduated June 20, 2010) Kinumoto Momoko (絹本桃子, graduated June 20, 2010) Takamatsu Eri (高松恵理, graduated June 20, 2010) Fujimoto Sara (藤本紗羅, graduated June 20, 2010) Iwasaki Hitomi (岩崎仁美, graduated October 5, 2010) Toyoda Saki (豊田早姫, graduated October 23, 2010) Okazaki Chinami (岡﨑ちなみ, graduated October 27, 2010) Kawakami Marina (川上麻里奈, graduated December 3, 2010) Kanazawa Yuuki (金沢有希, graduated February 20, 2011) Ushikubo Sara (牛窪紗良, graduated June 19, 2011) Yamaguchi Nau (山口菜有, graduated June 19, 2011) Suzuki Rika (鈴木里香, graduated March 31, 2012) Amemiya Maika (雨宮舞夏, graduated August 5, 2012) Kita Shiori (北汐莉, graduated August 5, 2012) Hasegawa Haruna (長谷川晴奈, graduated August 5, 2012) Moriyama Sakura (森山さくら, graduated August 5, 2012) Watanabe Nene (渡邊寧々, graduated August 5, 2012) Saeed-Yokota Erena (サイード横田絵玲奈, graduated October 7, 2012) Eguchi Aimi (江口愛実, profile removed May 8, 2013) Noguchi Nanami (野口菜々美, withdrew March 31, 2017) Takahashi Kira (高橋希良, graduated April 11, 2017) Nomura Nao (野村奈央, graduated August 10, 2017) Kitagawa Yuri (北川悠理, withdrew March 4, 2018) Harasawa Otohi (原澤音妃, withdrew August 22, 2018) Kamiyama Riho (神山莉穂, graduated October 20, 2018) Shoji Nagisa (庄司なぎさ, graduated November 4, 2018) Umemoto Izumi (梅本和泉, graduated November 25, 2018) Harima Nanami (播磨七海, graduated April 12, 2019) Katsumata Saori (勝又彩央里, graduated June 2, 2019) Sato Shiori (佐藤詩識, graduated November 27, 2019) Suenaga Yuzuki (末永祐月, graduated November 30, 2020) Hasegawa Niina (長谷川新奈, withdrew August 28, 2022)

Soloists

• Kashiwagi Yuki (Former member)
• Sashihara Rino (HKT48 - Former member)
• Fujita Nana (Janken Taikai 2 - Former member)
• Watanabe Mayu (Former member)
• Watanabe Miyuki (NMB48 - Janken Taikai - Former member)
• Takahashi Minami (Former member)
• Iwasa Misaki (Enka - Former member)
• Matsui Sakiko (Piano - Former member)
• Kuramochi Asuka (Gachi Uma 2 - Former member)
• Akimoto Sayaka (Former member)
• Kasai Tomomi (Gachi Uma - Former member)
• Masuda Yuka (Former member)
• Maeda Atsuko (Former member)
• Itano Tomomi (Former member)
• Oshima Mai (Former member)
• Hoshino Michiru (Former member)
• Oku Manami (Former member)
• Ohori Megumi (Former member)
• Ono Erena (Former member)
• Hayano Kaoru (Former member)

Units

• no3b (ノースリーブス)
• Not yet
• Jankenmin (じゃんけん民) (Janken Taikai)
• fairy w!nk (Janken Taikai)
• Fortune cherry (Janken Taikai)
• IxR
• HUETONE
• Honey Harmony
• TinTlip
• Melisma
• Nona Diamonds

One-Shot Units

• NO NAME
• YM7
• YJ7
• Ojarumaru Sisters (おじゃる丸シスターズ)
• Team KISHIN from AKB48
• Sukeban Girls (スケバンGirls)
• Team Dragon from AKB48 (チームドラゴン)
• Honegumi from AKB48 (ほね組 from AKB48)
• ICE from AKB48
• Crayon Friends from AKB48 (クレヨンフレンズ from AKB48)
• AKBIdoling!!! (AKBアイドリング!!!)
• Queen & Elizabeth
• Natto Angel (ナットウエンジェル)
• Natto Angels Z (ナットウエンジェルZ)
• Nya-KB with Tsuchinoko Panda (ニャーKB with ツチノコパンダ)
• Okashina Sisters (お菓子なシスターズ)
• Team Z (チームZ)
• BABY GAMBA (ベビーガンバ)
• Mini Skirt (ミニスカート)
• Porrima from AKB48
• Team Surprise (チームサプライズ)
• Team BS

Single Units

• Senbatsu (選抜)
• Under Girls (アンダーガールズ)
• Next Girls (ネクストガールズ)
• Future Girls (フューチャーガールズ)
• Upcoming Girls (アップカミングガールズ)
• Theater Girls (シアターガルズ)
• Selection 10
• Yasai Sisters
• Waiting Girls
• Special Girls
• Google+ Senbatsu
• DIVA
• MINT
• Mayuzaka46 (まゆ坂46)
• AnRiRe
• Team PB (チームPB)
• Team YJ (チームYJ)
• Stage Fighter Senbatsu
• OKL48
• BKA48
• Tentoumu Chu! (てんとうむChu!)
• Smiling Lions
• Beauty Giraffes
• Baby Elephants
• Talking Chimpanzees
• Milk Planet (ミルクプラネット)
• Kojizaka46 (こじ坂46)
• Team Surprise (チームサプライズ)
• Kabutomu Chu! (かぶとむChu!)
• Dendenmu Chu! (でんでんむChu!)
• WONDA Senbatsu (WONDA選抜)
• Gensoo & Jikisoo (ゲンソー&ジキソー)
• Jisedai Senbatsu (次世代選抜)
• Renacchi Sousenkyo Senbatsu (れなっち総選挙選抜)
• Mushi Kago (虫かご)
• NogizakaAKB (乃木坂AKB)

Former Member Units

• Choco & Mimi

Former Units

• Honegumi from AKB48 (ほね組 from AKB48)
• ICE from AKB48
• Crayon Friends from AKB48 (クレヨンフレンズ from AKB48)
• Chocolove from AKB48
• Himawari-gumi (ひまわり組)
• Okashina Sisters (お菓子なシスターズ)
• AKBIdoling!!! (AKBアイドリング!!!)
• Natto Angels (ナットウエンジェル)
• Queen & Elizabeth
• Watarirouka Hashiritai 7 (渡り廊下走り隊7) (disbanded on December 25, 2013)
• DiVA (disbanded on November 30, 2014)
• French Kiss (フレンチ・キス) (disbanded on November 5, 2015)

Baragumi and Yurigumi

On November 4th, 2006, it was announced that the members of Akihabara48 would be rearranged into two groups: Baragumi ('rose group') and Yurigumi ('lily group'). No more official announcements have been made on this matter since then, and it is widely believed that this idea has been scrapped.

However when the single Kaze wa Fuiteiru was released, the idea of Baragumi and Yurigumi was resurrected as part of the Under Girls B-side groups. It was used once again in the single Kibouteki Refrain, but with an additional third unit, Cattleyagumi ('cattleya group').

The two groups are as follows (☆ denotes a girl who has changed teams or graduated since the announcement was made):

• Baragumi

Team A: Hirajima Natsumi☆, Kojima Haruna, Komatani Hitomi☆, Masuyama Kayano☆, Minegishi Minami, Oshima Mai☆, Takahashi Minami, Urano Kazumi☆, Watanabe Shiho☆.

Team K: Akimoto Sayaka☆, Imai Yu☆, Kasai Tomomi☆, Kobayashi Kana, Matsubara Natsumi☆, Noro Kayo☆, Ohori Megumi☆, Ono Erena☆.

• Yurigumi

Team A: Hoshino Michiru☆, Itano Tomomi☆, Kawasaki Nozomi☆, Maeda Atsuko☆, Nakanishi Rina☆, Narita Risa☆, Ohe Tomomi☆, Sato Yukari☆, Shinoda Mariko☆, Tojima Hana☆.

Team K: Hayano Kaoru☆, Masuda Yuka☆, Miyazawa Sae☆, Oku Manami☆, Oshima Yuko☆, Sato Natsuki☆, Takada Ayana☆, Umeda Ayaka☆.

AKB48 Senbatsu Events

Senbatsu Elections

• [2009.07.08] AKB48 13th Single Senbatsu Sousenkyo "Kamisama ni Chikatte Gachi Desu"
• [2010.06.08] AKB48 17th Single Senbatsu Sousenkyo "Kaasan ni Chikatte, Gachi Desu"
• [2011.06.08] AKB48 22nd Single Senbatsu Sousenkyo "Kotoshi mo Gachi Desu"
• [2012.06.06] AKB48 27th Single Senbatsu Sousenkyo "Fan ga Erabu 64 Giseki"
• [2013.06.08] AKB48 32nd Single Senbatsu Sousenkyo "Yume wa Hitori ja Mirarenai"
• [2014.06.07] AKB48 37th Single Senbatsu Sousenkyo "Yume no Genzaichi ~Rival wa Doko da~"
• [2015.06.06] AKB48 41st Single Senbatsu Sousenkyo "Juni Yoso Fukano, Oare no Ichiya"
• [2016.06.18] AKB48 45th Single Senbatsu Sousenkyo "Bokutachi wa Dare ni Tsuiteikeba Ii"
• [2017.06.17] AKB48 49th Single Senbatsu Sousenkyo "Mazu wa Tatakaou! Hanashi wa Sorekara da"
• [2018.06.16] AKB48 53rd Single Sekai Senbatsu Sousenkyo "Sekai no Center wa Dare da?"

Senbatsu Janken Taikai

• [2010.09.21] AKB48 19th Single Senbatsu Janken Taikai
• [2011.09.20] AKB48 24th Single Senbatsu Janken Taikai
• [2012.09.18] AKB48 29th Single Senbatsu Janken Taikai
• [2013.09.18] AKB48 34th Single Senbatsu Janken Taikai
• [2014.09.17] AKB48 2014 Janken Taikai
• [2015.09.16] AKB48 2015 Janken Taikai
• [2016.10.10] AKB48 2016 Janken Taikai
• [2017.09.24] AKB48 2018 Group Unit Janken Taikai
• [2018.09.23] AKB48 2018 Group Unit Janken Taikai

Discography

Studio Albums

• [2011.06.08] Koko ni Ita Koto (ここにいたこと)
• [2012.08.15] 1830m
• [2014.01.22] Tsugi no Ashiato (次の足跡)
• [2015.01.21] Koko ga Rhodes da, Koko de Tobe! (ここがロドスだ、ここで跳べ！)
• [2017.01.25] Thumbnail (サムネイル)
• [2018.01.24] Bokutachi wa, Ano Hi no Yoake wo Shitteiru (僕たちは、あの日の夜明けを知っている)

Stage Albums

• [2007.03.07] Team A 1st Stage "PARTY ga Hajimaru yo" (チームA 1st Stage「PARTYが始まるよ」)
• [2007.03.07] Team A 2nd Stage "Aitakatta" (チームA 2nd Stage 「会いたかった」)
• [2007.03.07] Team A 3rd Stage "Dareka no Tame ni" (チームA 3rd Stage 「誰かのために」)
• [2007.03.07] Team K 1st Stage "PARTY ga Hajimaru yo" (チームK 1st Stage 「PARTYが始まるよ」)
• [2007.03.07] Team K 2nd Stage "Seishun Girls" (チームK 2nd Stage 「青春ガールズ」)
• [2007.03.07] Team K 3rd Stage "Nonai Paradise" (チームK 3rd Stage 「脳内パラダイス」)
• [2008.12.27] AKB48 Maseka, Kono Concert no Ongen wa Ryuushutsushinai yo ne? (AKB48 まさか、このコンサートの音源は流出しないよね?)
• [2009.08.11] Team A 5th Stage "Renai Kinshi Jourei" (チームA 5th Stage 「恋愛禁止条例」)
• [2009.08.11] Team K 5th Stage "Saka Agari" (チームK 5th Stage 「逆上がり」)
• [2009.08.11] Team B 4th Stage "Idol no Yoake" (チームB 4th Stage 「アイドルの夜明け」)
• [2010.08.07] Team K 6th Stage "RESET" (チームK 6th　Stage　「RESET」)
• [2010.08.07] Team B 5th Stage "Theater no Megami" (チームB 5th Stage 「シアターの女神｣)
• [2010.09.18] Team A 6th Stage "Mokugekisha" (チームA　6th Stage ｢目撃者｣)
• [2013.01.01] Team A 4th Stage "Tadaima Ren'aichuu" (チームA 4th Stage 「ただいま恋愛中」)
• [2013.01.01] Team K 4th Stage "Saishuu Bell ga Naru" (チームK 4th Stage 「最終ベルが鳴る」)
• [2013.01.01] Team B 1st Stage "Seishun Girls" (Team B 1st Stage 「青春ガールズ」)
• [2013.01.01] Team B 2nd Stage "Aitakatta" (チームB 2nd Stage 「会いたかった」)
• [2013.01.01] Team B 3rd Stage "Pajama Drive" (チームB 3rd Stage 「パジャマドライブ」)
• [2013.01.01] Himawari-gumi 1st Stage "Boku no Taiyou" (ひまわり組 1st Stage 「僕の太陽」)
• [2013.01.01] Himawari-gumi 2nd Stage - Yume wo Shinaseru Wake Ikanai (ひまわり組 2nd Stage 「夢を死なせるわけにいかない」)
• [2013.01.22] Team 4 1st Stage "Boku no Taiyou" (チーム4 1st Stage 「僕の太陽」)

Best Albums

• [2008.01.01] SET LIST ~Greatest Songs 2006-2007~ (SET LIST～グレイテストソングス 2006-2007～)
• [2010.04.07] Kamikyokutachi (神曲たち; Godly Songs)
• [2010.07.14] SET LIST ~Greatest Songs Kanzenban~ (SET LIST～グレイテストソングス～完全盤; SET LIST ~Greatest Songs~ Complete Edition)
• [2015.11.18] 0 to 1 no Aida (0と1の間; Between 0 and 1)

Singles

• [2006.02.01] Sakura no Hanabiratachi (桜の花びらたち; Cherry Blossom Petals) (indies)
• [2006.06.07] Skirt, Hirari (スカート、ひらり; Skirt, Flutters) (indies)
• [2006.10.25] Aitakatta (会いたかった; I Wanted to Meet You)
• [2007.01.31] Seifuku ga Jama wo Suru (制服が邪魔をする; My School Uniform Gets in the Way)
• [2007.04.18] Keibetsu Shiteita Aijou (軽蔑していた愛情; Scorned Love)
• [2007.07.18] BINGO!
• [2007.08.08] Boku no Taiyou (僕の太陽; My Sun)
• [2007.10.31] Yuuhi wo Miteiru ka? (夕陽を見ているか?; Do You See the Sunset?)
• [2008.01.23] Romance, Irane (ロマンス、イラネ; No Need for Romance)
• [2008.02.27] Sakura no Hanabiratachi 2008 (桜の花びらたち2008; Cherry Blossom Petals 2008)
• [2008.10.22] Oogoe Diamond (大声ダイヤモンド; Diamond Shout)
• [2009.03.04] 10nen Zakura (10年桜; 10-Year Cherry Blossoms)
• [2009.06.24] Namida Surprise! (涙サプライズ!; Tearful Surprise!)
• [2009.08.26] Iiwake Maybe (言い訳Maybe; Maybe It's an Excuse)
• [2009.10.21] RIVER
• [2010.02.17] Sakura no Shiori (桜の栞; Cherry Blossom Bookmark)
• [2010.05.26] Ponytail to Chouchou (ポニーテールとシュシュ; Ponytail and Scrunchie)
• [2010.08.18] Heavy Rotation (ヘビーローテーション)
• [2010.10.27] Beginner
• [2010.12.08] Chance no Junban (チャンスの順番; My Turn by Chance)
• [2011.02.16] Sakura no Ki ni Narou (桜の木になろう; Let's Become a Cherry Tree)
• [2011.05.25] Everyday, Katyusha (Everyday、カチューシャ; Everyday, Headband)
• [2011.08.24] Flying Get (フライングゲット)
• [2011.10.26] Kaze wa Fuiteiru (風は吹いている; The Wind is Blowing)
• [2011.12.07] Ue kara Mariko (上からマリコ; Mariko from the Top)
• [2012.02.15] GIVE ME FIVE!
• [2012.05.23] Manatsu no Sounds good! (真夏のSounds good!; Midsummer Sounds good!)
• [2012.08.29] Gingham Check (ギンガムチェック)
• [2012.10.31] UZA
• [2012.12.05] Eien Pressure (永遠プレッシャー; Eternal Pressure)
• [2013.02.20] So long!
• [2013.05.22] Sayonara Crawl (さよならクロール; Goodbye Crawl)
• [2013.08.21] Koisuru Fortune Cookie (恋するフォーチュンクッキー; In Love With Fortune Cookie)
• [2013.10.30] Heart Ereki (ハート・エレキ; Heart Electric)
• [2013.12.11] Suzukake no Ki no Michi de "Kimi no Hohoemi wo Yume ni Miru" to Itteshimattara Bokutachi no Kankei wa Dou Kawatteshimau no ka, Bokunari ni Nannichi ka Kangaeta Ue de no Yaya Kihazukashii Ketsuron no You na Mono (鈴懸の木の道で「君の微笑みを夢に見る」と言ってしまったら僕たちの関係はどう変わってしまうのか、僕なりに何日か考えた上でのやや気恥ずかしい結論のようなもの; Little embarrassing conclusion kind of thing I came up with after several days of consideration how our relationship would change if I tell you ‘I see your smile in my dream’ on the road of Platanus)
• [2014.02.26] Mae Shika Mukanee (前しか向かねえ; I Only Look Forward)
• [2014.05.21] Labrador Retriever (ラブラドール・レトリバー)
• [2014.08.27] Kokoro no Placard (心のプラカード; Placard of the Heart)
• [2014.11.26] Kibouteki Refrain (希望的リフレイン; Hopeful Refrain)
• [2015.03.04] Green Flash
• [2015.05.20] Bokutachi wa Tatakawanai (僕たちは戦わない; We Won't Fight)
• [2015.08.26] Halloween Night (ハロウィーン・ナイト)
• [2015.12.09] Kuchibiru ni Be My Baby (唇に Be My Baby; In Lips Be My Baby)
• [2016.03.09] Kimi wa Melody (君はメロディ; You're a Melody)
• [2016.06.01] Tsubasa wa Iranai (翼はいらない; I Don't Need Wings)
• [2016.08.31] LOVE TRIP / Shiawase wo Wakenasai (LOVE TRIP / しあわせを分けなさい; Share Your Happiness)
• [2016.11.16] High Tension (ハイテンション)
• [2017.03.15] Shoot Sign (シュートサイン)
• [2017.05.31] Negaigoto no Mochigusare (願いごとの持ち腐れ; Unused Wishes)
• [2017.08.30] #SukiNanda (#好きなんだ; #ILoveYou)
• [2017.11.22] 11gatsu no Anklet (11月のアンクレット; November Anklet)
• [2018.03.14] Jabaja (ジャーバージャ)
• [2018.05.30] Teacher Teacher
• [2018.09.19] Sentimental Train (センチメンタルトレイン)
• [2018.11.28] NO WAY MAN
• [2019.03.13] Jiwaru DAYS (ジワるDAYS)
• [2019.09.18] Sustainable (サステナブル)
• [2020.03.18] Shitsuren, Arigatou (失恋、ありがとう; Thank You Broken Heart)
• [2021.09.29] Nemohamo Rumor (根も葉もRumor; Unfounded Rumor)
• [2022.05.18] Motokare Desu (元カレです; Ex-Boyfriend)
• [2022.10.19] Hisashiburi no Lip Gloss (久しぶりのリップグロス; Lip Gloss After Some Time)
• [2023.04.26] Doushitemo Kimi ga Suki da (どうしても君が好きだ; I Can't Help but I Like You)
• [2023.09.27] Idol Nanka Janakattara (アイドルなんかじゃなかったら; If I Wasn't an Idol)
• [2024.03.13] Colorcon Wink (カラコンウインク)
• [2024.07.17] Untitled

Digital Singles

• [2009.08.29] Arigatou -2010 Natsu Ver.- (アリガトウ -2010夏 ver.-)
• [2008.06.13] Baby! Baby! Baby!
• [2011.04.01] Dareka no Tame ni -What can I do for someone?- <Haishin Gentei Charity Song> (誰かのために -What can I do for someone?- ＜配信限定チャリティソング＞)
• [2013.03.08] Tenohira ga Kataru Koto (掌が語ること)
• [2020.07.01] Hanareteite mo (離れていても)

Vinyls

• [2016.10.01] Koisuru Fortune Cookie (恋するフォーチュンクッキー)

Video Releases

Concerts / Live

• [2007.01.31] First Concert "Aitakatta ~Hashira wa Nai ze!~" in Nihon Seinenkan Normal Version (ファーストコンサート「会いたかった～柱はないぜ!～」in 日本青年館ノーマルバージョン)
• [2007.01.31] First Concert "Aitakatta "Hashira wa Nai ze!" in Nihon Seinenkan Shuffle Version (ファーストコンサート「会いたかった～柱はないぜ!～」in 日本青年館 シャッフルバージョン)
• [2007.07.18] "Haru no Chotto Dake Zenkoku Tour ~Madamada da ze AKB48!~" in Nihon Kouseinenkin Kaikan (「春のちょっとだけ全国ツアー ～まだまだだぜ AKB48!～」in 東京厚生年金会館)
• [2008.07.25] AKB48 Request Hour Set List Best 100 2008 (AKB48 リクエストアワーセットリストベスト100 2008)
• [2008.11.20] Live DVD wa Derudaroukedo, Yappari Iki ni Kagiruze! AKB48 Natsu Matsuri (ライブDVDは出るだろうけど、やっぱり生に限るぜ! AKB48夏祭り)
• [2008.12.27] AKB48 Maseka, Kono Concert no Ongen wa Ryuushutsushinai yo ne? (AKB48 まさか、このコンサートの音源は流出しないよね?)
• [2009.02.28] Nenwasure Kanshasai Shuffle Sumaze, AKB! SKE mo Yoroshiku ne (年忘れ感謝祭 シャッフルするぜ、AKB! SKEもよろしくね)
• [2009.04.23] AKB48 Request Hour Set List Best 100 2009 (AKB48 リクエストアワーセットリストベスト100 2009)
• [2009.08.08] "Kami Kouen Yotei" Shohan no Jijou ni Yori, Kami Kouen ni Naranai Baai mo Arimasuno de, Goryoushou Kudasai.(「神公演予定」* 諸般の事情により、神公演にならない場合もありますので、ご了承ください。)
• [2009.11.01] AKB48 Bunshin no Jutsu Tour (AKB48 分身の術ツアー)
• [2009.11.01] AKB104 Senbatsu Members Sokaku Matsuri (AKB104選抜メンバー組閣祭り)
• [2009.11.01] AKB48 Bunshin no Jutsu Tour / AKB104 Senbatsu Members Sokaku Matsuri (AKB48 分身の術ツアー/AKB104選抜メンバー組閣祭り)
• [2010.04.23] AKB48 Request Hour Set List Best 100 2010 (AKB48 リクエストアワーセットリストベスト100 2010)
• [2010.06.23] AKB48 Manseki Matsuri Kibou Sanpi Ryouron (AKB48 満席祭り希望 賛否両論)
• [2010.10.02] AKB48 Suprise wa arimasen (AKB48 サプライズはありません)
• [2010.11.28] AKB48 AKB ga yattekita!! (AKB48 AKBがやって来た!!)
• [2011.01.20] AKB48 TeamOgi Matsuri (AKB48 TeamOgi祭)
• [2011.02.06] AKB48 SKE48 LIVE IN ASIA
• [2011.02.26] Tokyo Aki Matsuri (東京秋祭り)
• [2011.03.09] AKB48 Request Hour Set List Best 100 2011 (AKB48 リクエストアワーセットリスト ベスト 100 2011)
• [2011.10.15] AKB48 Minogashita Kimitachi e ~AKB48 Group Zenkouen~ (AKB48 見逃した君たちへ ～AKB48グループ全公演～)
• [2011.12.28] AKB48 Yoshaa Ikuzo! in Seibu Dome First Concert DVD (AKB48 よっしゃぁ〜行くぞぉ〜! in 西武ドーム 第一公演 DVD)
• [2011.12.28] AKB48 Yoshaa Ikuzo! in Seibu Dome Digest Edition (AKB48 よっしゃぁ〜行くぞぉ〜! in 西武ドーム ダイジェスト盤)
• [2011.12.28] AKB48 Yoshaa Ikuzo! in Seibu Dome Special Box (AKB48 よっしゃぁ〜行くぞぉ〜! in 西武ドーム スペシャルBOX)
• [2012.02.07] AKB ga Ippai ～SUMMER TOUR 2011～
• [2012.03.21] AKB48 in a-nation 2011
• [2012.03.28] AKB48 Kohaku Taiko Uta Gassen (紅白対抗歌合戦)
• [2012.05.04] AKB48 Team Ogi Matsuri 2011 (AKB48 Team Ogi祭 2011)
• [2012.06.13] AKB48 Request Hour Set List Best 100 2012 (AKB48 リクエストアワーセットリストベスト100 2012)
• [2012.09.05] Maeda Atsuko Namida no Sotsugyo Sengen! in Saitama Super Arena ~Gyomu Renraku. Tanomuzo, Katayama Bucho!~ (前田敦子 涙の卒業宣言！in さいたまスーパーアリーナ ～業務連絡。頼むぞ、片山部長！～)
• [2012.11.22] AKB48 National Tour 2012 Nonaka Misato, Ugoku. ~47 Todoufuken de Aimashou~ Team K Okinawa Kouen (AKB48全国ツアー2012 野中美郷、動く。 ～47都道府県で会いましょう～ TeamK沖縄公演)
• [2012.11.28] AKB48 in TOKYO DOME ~1830m no Yume~ (AKB48 in TOKYO DOME ～1830mの夢～)
• [2013.02.28] Minogashita Kimitachi e 2 ~AKB48 Group Zen Kouen~ (見逃した君たちへ２ ～AKB48グループ全公演～)
• [2013.03.01] AKB48 Gaigairyokou Nikki ~Hawai wa Hawai~ (AKB48 海外旅行日記　～ハワイはハワイ～)
• [2013.03.16] AKB48 National Tour 2012 Nonaka Misato, Ugoku. ~47 Todoufuken de Aimashou~ Special DVDBOX (AKB48 全国ツアー2012 野中美郷、動く。～47都道府県で会いましょう～ スペシャルDVDBOX)
• [2013.03.27] Dai 2 Kai AKB48 Kohaku Taiko Utagassen (第2回 AKB48 紅白対抗歌合戦)
• [2013.04.24] AKB48 Request Hour Setlist Best 100 2013 (AKB48 リクエストアワーセットリストベスト100 2013)
• [2013.09.25] AKB48 Group Rinji Sokai ~Shirokuro Tsukeyojyanaika!~ (AKB48グループ臨時総会 ～白黒つけようじゃないか！～)
• [2013.10.09] AKB48 Super Festival ~Nissan Stadium, Chicche! Chicchakunaishi!!~ (AKB48スーパーフェスティバル 〜日産スタジアム、小(ち)っちぇっ! 小(ち)っちゃくないし!!〜)
• [2013.11.09] AKB48 Group Research Students Concert ~Oshimen Hayai Mono Gachi~ (AKB48グループ研究生コンサート ～推しメン早い者勝ち～)
• [2013.12.18] AKB48 2013 Manatsu no Dome Tour ~Madamada, Yaranakya Ikenai Koto ga Aru~ (AKB48 2013真夏のドームツアー ～まだまだ、やらなきゃいけないことがある～)
• [2014.04.09] Dai 3 Kai AKB48 Kouhaku Taiko Uta Gassen (第3回 AKB48 紅白対抗歌合戦)
• [2014.06.04] AKB48 Request Hour Setlist Best 200 2014 (AKB48 リクエストアワーセットリストベスト200 2014)
• [2014.06.13] AKB48 Tandoku Haru Con in Kokuritsu Kyougiba ~Omoide wa Zenbu Koko ni Sutete Ike!~ (AKB48 単独　春コン in 国立競技場　~思い出は全部ここに捨てていけ！~)
• [2014.07.23] AKB48 Group Dai Sokaku Matsuri ~Jidai wa Kawaru. Dakedo, Bokuraha mae shika Muka ne!~ (AKB48グループ 大組閣祭り ～時代は変わる。だけど、僕らは前しか向かねえ！～
• [2014.09.17] AKB48 Request Hour Setlist Best 200 2014 (AKB48 リクエストアワーセットリストベスト200 2014)
• [2014.10.29] Oshima Yuko Sotsugyo Concert in Ajinomoto Stadium ~6 Gatu 8 Ka no Kosui Kakuritsu 56% (5 Gatsu 16 Nichi Genzai), Teruterubozu wa Koka ga Arunoka?~ (大島優子卒業コンサートin味の素スタジアム ～6月8日の降水確率56%（5月16日現在）、てるてる坊主は本当に効果があるのか？～)
• [2014.12.10] AKB48 Group Tokyo Dome Concert ~Surunayo? Surunayo? Zettai Sotsugyo Happyo Surunayo?~ SINGLE SELECTION (AKB48グループ東京ドームコンサート ～するなよ? するなよ? 絶対卒業発表するなよ?～ SINGLE SELECTION (AKB48グループ東京ドームコンサート ～するなよ? するなよ? 絶対卒業発表するなよ?～ SINGLE SELECTION)
• [2015.04.27] AKB48 Zenkoku Tour 2014 Anata ga Ite Kurerukara. ~Nokori 27 Todou Fuken de Aimashou~ (AKB48全国ツアー2014 あなたがいてくれるから。～残り27都道府県で会いましょう～)
• [2015.04.23] Dai 4 Kai AKB48 Kohaku Taiko Utagassen (第4回 AKB48 紅白対抗歌合戦)
• [2015.04.30] AKB48 Request Hour Setlist Best 1035 2015 (AKB48リクエストアワーセットリストベスト1035 2015)
• [2015.07.29] AKB48 Young Member Zenkoku Tour / Haru no Tandoku Concert in Saitama Super Arena AKB48 Young Members Zenkoku Tour ~ Mirai wa ima kara tsukura reru~ AKB48 Haru no Tandoku Concert ~Jikisou Imada Shugyou-chuu~ ((AKB48 ヤングメンバー全国ツアー / 春の単独コンサート in さいたまスーパーアリーナ AKB48ヤングメンバー全国ツアー～未来は今から作られる～AKB48春の単独コンサート～ジキソー未だ修行中！～)
• [2015.08.06] Dai 2-kai AKB48 Dai Undoukai & Dai 2-kai AKB48 Group Draft Kaigi (第2回 AKB48大運動会＆第2回 AKB48グループ ドラフト会議)
• [2015.09.09] AKB48 41st Single Senbatsu Sosenkyo ~Jyuni Yoso Fukano, Oare no Ichiya~ & Koyasai ~Ato no Matsuri~ (AKB48 41stシングル 選抜総選挙～順位予想不可能、大荒れの一夜～)
• [2015.11.04] AKB48 Manatsu no Tandoku Concert in Saitama Super Arena ~Kawaei-san no Koto ga Suki deshita~ (AKB48真夏の単独コンサート in さいたまスーパーアリーナ～川栄さんのことが好きでした～)
• [2015.02.10] Dai 5 Kai AKB48 Kohaku Taiko Utagassen (第5回 AKB48 紅白対抗歌合戦)
• [2016.04.27] AKB48 Tandoku Request Hour Set List Best 100 2016 (AKB48単独リクエストアワー セットリストベスト100 2016)
• [2016.04.27] AKB48 Group Request Hour Set List Best 100 2016 (AKB48グループ リクエストアワー セットリストベスト100 2016)
• [2016.07.20] Shuku Takahashi Minami Sotsugyo "148.5cm no Mita Yume" in Yokohama Stadium (祝 高橋みなみ卒業“148.5cmの見た夢”in 横浜スタジアム)
• [2016.09.28] AKB48 45th Single Senbatsu Sou Senkyo ~Bokutachi wa Dare ni Tsuite Ikeba Ii?~ (AKB48 45thシングル 選抜総選挙 ～僕たちは誰について行けばいい？～)
• [2017.02.01] AKB48 Group Doji Kaisai Concert In Yokohama: Kotoshi wa Rank In Dekimashita Shukugakai / Rainen Koso Rank In Suruzo Kekki Shukai (AKB48グループ同時開催コンサートin横浜 今年はランクインできました祝賀会/来年こそランクインするぞ決起集会)
• [2017.03.01] Dai 6 Kai AKB48 Kohaku Taiko Uta Gassen (第6回 AKB48紅白対抗歌合戦)
• [2017.04.19] Koji Matsuri ~Kojima Haruna Kanshasai~ (こじまつり～小嶋陽菜感謝祭～)
• [2018.02.28] Dai 7-kai AKB48 Kouhaku Taiko Uta Gassen (第7回 AKB48紅白対抗歌合戦)
• [2019.03.20] Dai 8-kai AKB48 Kouhaku Taiko Uta Gassen (第8回 AKB48紅白対抗歌合戦)
• [2019.06.19] AKB48 Group Request Hour Set List Best 100 2019 (AKB48グループリクエストアワー セットリストベスト100 2019)
• [2020.05.13] AKB48 Group Request Hour Set List Best 50 2020 (AKB48グループリクエストアワー セットリストベスト50 2020)

Music Video Collection

• [2008.08.30] Baby! Baby! Baby! Video Clip Collection
• [2010.07.14] Nogashita Sakanatachi~Single Video Collection~ (逃した魚たち～シングルビデオコレクション～)
• [2011.06.24] AKB ga Ippai ~The Best Music Video~ (AKBがいっぱい ～ザ・ベスト・ミュージックビデオ～)
• [2013.09.11] Million ga Ippai ~AKB48 Music Video Shu~ (ミリオンがいっぱい～AKB48ミュージックビデオ集～)
• [2013.10.09] Million ga Ippai ~AKB48 Music Video Collection~ Best Collection (ミリオンがいっぱい 〜AKB48ミュージックビデオ集〜 ベスト・セレクション)
• [2017.10.04] Ano Koro ga Ippai ~AKB48 Music Video Collection~ (あの頃がいっぱい〜AKB48ミュージックビデオ集〜)

Stage DVDs

• [2007.03.21] Team A 1st Stage "PARTY ga Hajimaru yo" (チームA 1st Stage「PARTYが始まるよ」)
• [2007.03.21] Team A 2nd Stage "Aitakatta" (チームA 2nd Stage 「会いたかった」)
• [2007.03.21] Team A 3rd Stage "Dareka no Tame ni" (チームA 3rd Stage 「誰かのために」)
• [2007.03.21] Team K 1st Stage "PARTY ga Hajimaru yo" (チームK 1st Stage 「PARTYが始まるよ」)
• [2007.03.21] Team K 2nd Stage "Seishun Girls" (チームK 2nd Stage 「青春ガールズ」)
• [2007.03.21] Starter Kit "Ima kara Demo Maniau AKB48!!" (スターターキット 「今からでも間に合うAKB48!!」)
• [2007.11.28] Team K 3rd Stage "Nonai Paradise" (チームK 3rd Stage 「脳内パラダイス」)
• [2007.11.28] Team A 4th Stage "Tadaima Renaichuu" (チームA 4th Stage 「ただいま恋愛中」)
• [2008.03.26] Team B 1st Stage ~Seishun Girls~ (チームB 1st Stage ~青春ガールズ~)
• [2008.04.23] Himawari-gumi 1st Stage "Boku no Taiyou" (ひまわり組 1st stage 「僕の太陽」)
• [2008.09.26] Team B 2nd Stage "Aitakatta" (チームB 2nd Stage 「会いたかった」)
• [2008.10.02] Himawari-gumi 2nd Stage "Yume wo Shinaseru Wake Ikanai" (ひまわり組 2nd Stage 「夢を死なせるわけにいかない」)
• [2009.04.03] Team B 3rd Stage "Pajama Drive" (チームB 3rd stage 「パジャマドライブ」)
• [2009.09.11] Team K 4th Stage "Saishuu Bell ga Naru" (チームK 4th Stage 「最終ベルが鳴る」)
• [2010.04.23] Team K 5th Stage "Saka Agari" (チームK 5th Stage 「逆上がり」）
• [2010.06.12] Team B 4th Stage "Idol no Yoake" (チームB 4th Stage 「アイドルの夜明け」)
• [2010.06.19] Team A 5th Stage "Renai Kinshi Jourei" (チームA 5th Stage 「恋愛禁止条例」)
• [2013.04.06] Team A 6th Stage "Mokugekisha" (チームA 6th Stage 「目撃者」)
• [2013.04.06] AKB48 Team K 6th Stage "RESET" (チームK 6th Stage 「RESET」)
• [2013.04.06] Team B 5th Stage "Theater no Megami" (チームB 5th Stage 「シアターの女神」)
• [2013.04.06] Team 4 1st Stage "Boku no Taiyou" (チーム4 1st Stage 「僕の太陽」)
• [2017.02.28] AKB48 Team A 7th stage 「M.T. ni Sasagu」 (AKB48 Team A 7th stage 「M.T.に捧ぐ」 )

Stage Play

• [2016.12.23] Butai 'Majisuka Gakuen' ~Lost In The SuperMarket~ (舞台「マジすか学園」～Lost In The SuperMarket～)

Documentary

• [2011.04.22] DOCUMENTARY of AKB48 to be continued 10 Nengo, Shojo Tachi wa Ima no Jibun ni Nani wo Omounodaro? (10年後、少女たちは今の自分に何を思うのだろう?)
• [2012.04.20] DOCUMENTARY of AKB48 Show must go on Shoujo Tachi wa Kizutsukinagara, Yume wo Miru (少女たちは傷つきながら、夢を見る)
• [2013.04.26] DOCUMENTARY OF AKB48 NO FLOWER WITHOUT RAIN Shoujo Tachi wa Namida no Ato ni Nani wo Miru? (DOCUMENTARY OF AKB48 NO FLOWER WITHOUT RAIN 少女たちは涙の後に何を見る？)
• [2014.11.07] DOCUMENTARY of AKB48 The time has come Shojotachi Wa, Ima, Sono Senaka Ni Nani Wo Omou? (DOCUMENTARY of AKB48 The time has come 少女たちは、今、その背中に何を想う? スペシャル・エディション)
• [2016.12.14] Sonzaisuru Riyu DOCUMENTARY of AKB48 (存在する理由 DOCUMENTARY of AKB48)

DVD Magazines

• [2009.10.17] AKB48 DVD MAGAZINE VOL.1 AKB48 13th Single Senbatsu Sosenkyo "Kamisama ni Chikatte Gachi Desu" (AKB48 DVD MAGAZINE VOL.1 AKB48 13thシングル選抜総選挙「神様に誓ってガチです」)
• [2009.12.12] AKB48 DVD MAGAZINE VOL.2 AKB48 Natsu no Saru Obasan Matsuri in Fujikyu High Land (AKB48 DVD MAGAZINE VOL.2 AKB48 夏のサルオバサン祭り in 富士急ハイランド)
• [2010.01.20] AKB48 DVD MAGAZINE VOL.3 AKB48 Kaigai Ensei 2009 (AKB48 DVD MAGAZINE VOL.3 AKB48 海外遠征 2009)
• [2010.09.04] AKB48 DVD MAGAZINE VOL.4 AKB48 17th Single Senbatsu Sosenkyo "Kaasan ni Chikatte, Gachi Desu" (AKB48 DVD MAGAZINE VOL.4 AKB48 17thシングル選抜総選挙「母さんに誓って、ガチです」)
• [2010.12.25] AKB48 DVD MAGAZINE VOL.5 AKB48 19th Single Senbatsu Janken Taikai (AKB48 DVD MAGAZINE VOL.5 AKB48 19thシングル選抜じゃんけん大会)
• [2011.01.29] AKB48 DVD MAGAZINE VOL.6 AKB48 Yakushiji Hono Kouen 2010 "Yume no Hanabira Tachi" (AKB48 DVD MAGAZINE VOL.6 AKB48 薬師寺奉納公演2010「夢の花びらたち」)
• [2011.09.23] AKB48 DVD MAGAZINE VOL.7 AKB48 22nd Single Senbatsu Sosenkyo "Kotoshi mo Gachi Desu" (AKB48 DVD MAGAZINE VOL.7 AKB48 22ndシングル選抜総選挙「今年もガチです」)
• [2011.12.24] AKB48 DVD MAGAZINE VOL.8 AKB48 24th Single Senbatsu "Janken Taikai 2011.9.20" (AKB48 DVD MAGAZINE VOL.8 AKB48 24thシングル選抜「じゃんけん大会 2011.9.20」)
• [2013.06.22] AKB48 DVD MAGAZINE VOL.12 AKB48 Unit Matsuri 2013 (AKB48 DVD MAGAZINE VOL.12 AKB48 ユニット祭り 2013)

Compilations / Others

• [2011.09.07] Music Box Selection Aitakatta / Heavy Rotation
• [2013.03.20] Wreck-It Ralph Original Sound Track (#4 Sugar Rush)
• [2013.06.12] Braban AKB48! (ブラバンAKB48!)
• [2014.12.24] Watanabe Miyuki - Yasashiku Suru Yori Kiss wo Shite (#2 Harukaze Pianissimo)
• [2015.11.18] Disney ~Greatest Songs~ Hougaku-ban (#12 Sugar Rush)
• [2015.12.23] Fujita Nana - Migiashi Evidence (#2 Kimi wa Ima Made Doko ni Ita?)
• [2016.12.21] Jankenmin - Sakasazaka (#2 Kiseki no Door)

Stages

AKB48

• [2024.xx.xx - ] AKB48 1st Stage "Kyou wa Dare ni Koi wo Suru?" (AKB48 1st Stage「今日は誰に恋をする？」)

Team A

• [2005.12.08 - 2006.03.31] Team A 1st Stage "PARTY ga Hajimaru yo" (チームA 1st Stage「PARTYが始まるよ」)
• [2006.04.15 - 2006.08.11] Team A 2nd Stage "Aitakatta" (チームA 2nd Stage「会いたかった」)
• [2006.08.20 - 2007.01.25] Team A 3rd Stage "Dareka no Tame ni" (チームA 3rd Stage「誰かのために」)
• [2007.02.25 - 2007.06.26] Team A 4th Stage "Tadaima Renaichuu" (チームA 4th Stage 「ただいま　恋愛中」)
• [2008.04.20 - 2008.10.11] Team A 4th Stage "Tadaima Renaichuu" (チームA 4th Stage 「ただいま　恋愛中」)
• [2008.10.19 - 2010.05.20] Team A 5th Stage "Renai Kinshi Jourei" (チームA 5th Stage 「恋愛禁止条例」)
• [2010.07.27 - 2012.10.29] Team A 6th Stage "Mokugekisha" (チームA 6th Stage 「目撃者」)
• [2012.11.02 - 2014.04.21] Waiting Stage
• [2014.04.25 - 2015.08.26] Team A 5th Stage "Renai Kinshi Jourei" (チームA 5th Stage 「恋愛禁止条例」)
• [2016.02.10 - 2018.05.16] Team A 7th Stage "M.T ni Sasagu" (チームA 7th Stage 「Ｍ.Ｔに捧ぐ」)
• [2018.06.12 - 2022.03.15] Team A 6th Stage "Mokugekisha" (チームA 6th Stage 「目撃者」)
• [2022.05.11 - 2023.10.16] Team A 8th Stage "Juuryoku Sympathy" (チームA 8th Stage 「重力シンパシー」)

Team K

• [2006.04.01 - 2006.07.05] Team K 1st Stage "PARTY ga Hajimaru yo" (チームA K 1st Stage 「PARTYが始まるよ」)
• [2006.11.08 - 2006.12.14] Team K 1st Stage "PARTY ga Hajimaru yo" (チームA K 1st Stage 「PARTYが始まるよ」)
• [2006.07.08 - 2006.11.06] Team K 2nd Stage "Seishun Girls" (チームK 2nd Stage「青春ガールズ」)
• [2006.12.17 - 2007.06.22] Team K 3rd Stage "Nonai Paradise" (チームK 3rd Stage「脳内パラダイス」)
• [2008.05.31 - 2009.04.04] Team K 4th Stage "Saishuu Bell ga Naru" (チームK 4th Stage 「最終ベルが鳴る」)
• [2009.04.11 - 2010.02.21] Team K 5th Stage "Saka Agari" (チームK 5th Stage 「逆上がり」)
• [2010.03.12 - 2012.10.24] Team K 6th Stage "RESET" (チームK 6th Stage 「RESET」)
• [2012.11.01 - 2014.02.12] Waiting Stage
• [2014.02.20 - 2014.04.16] Team K 4th Stage "Saishuu Bell ga Naru" (チームK 4th Stage 「最終ベルが鳴る」)
• [2014.05.07 - 2015.08.26] Team K 6th Stage "RESET" (チームK 6th Stage 「RESET」)
• [2015.11.30 - 2018.05.15] Team K 4th Stage "Saishuu Bell ga Naru" (チームK 4th Stage 「最終ベルが鳴る」)
• [2018.07.06 - 2022.04.06] Team K 6th Stage "RESET" (チームK 6th Stage 「RESET」)
• [2022.04.25 - 2023.10.13] Team K 5th Stage "Saka Agari" (チームK 5th Stage 「逆上がり」)

Team B

• [2007.04.08 - 2007.10.02] Team B 1st Stage "Seishun Girls" (チームB 1st Stage 「青春ガールズ」)
• [2007.10.07 - 2008.02.21] Team B 2nd Stage "Aitakatta" (チームB 2nd Stage 「会いたかった」)
• [2008.03.01 - 2009.02.01] Team B 3rd Stage "Pajama Drive" (チームB 3rd Stage 「パジャマドライブ」)
• [2009.02.08 - 2010.04.17] Team B 4th Stage "Idol no Yoake" (チームB 4th Stage 「アイドルの夜明け」)
• [2010.04.21 - 2012.10.22] Team B 5th Stage "Theater no Megami" (チームB 5th Stage 「シアターの女神」)
• [2012.11.03 - 2014.04.23] Waiting Stage
• [2014.04.28 - 2015.08.27] Team B 3rd Stage "Pajama Drive" (チームB 3rd Stage 「パジャマドライブ」)
• [2015.12.26 - 2018.05.28] Team B 6th Stage "Tadaima Renaichuu" (チームB 6th Stage 「ただいま　恋愛中」)
• [2018.09.08 - 2022.03.19] Team B 5th Stage "Theater no Megami" (チームB 5th Stage 「シアターの女神」)
• [2022.04.29 - 2023.10.06] Team B 4th Stage "Idol no Yoake" (チームB 4th Stage 「アイドルの夜明け」)

Team 4

• [2011.10.10 - 2012.10.25] Team 4 1st Stage "Boku no Taiyou" (チーム4 1st stage 「僕の太陽」)
• [2013.11.03 - 2014.04.15] Team 4 2nd Stage "Te wo Tsunaginagara" (チーム4 2nd stage 「手をつなぎながら」)
• [2014.04.24 - 2015.08.24] Team 4 3rd Stage "Idol no Yoake" (チーム4 3rd Stage 「アイドルの夜明け」)
• [2011.10.10 - 2012.10.25] Team 4 4th Stage "Yume wo Shinaseru Wake ni Ikanai" (チーム4 4th stage 「夢を死なせるわけにいかない」)
• [2018.06.06 - 2022.04.04] Team 4 2nd Stage "Te wo Tsunaginagara" (チーム4 2nd stage 「手をつなぎながら」)
• [2022.04.19 - 2023.10.03] Team 4 5th Stage "Thumbnail" (チーム4 5th stage 「サムネイル」)

Team 8

• [2014.08.05 - 2015.08.16] Team 8 1st Stage "PARTY ga Hajimaru yo" (チーム8 1st Stage 「PARTYが始まるよ」)
• [2015.09.05 - 2017.08.20] Team 8 2nd Stage "Aitakatta" (チーム8 2nd Stage「会いたかった」)
• [2017.09.02 - 2018.01.08] Team 8 3rd Stage "Kimi mo 8 (Eito) de Nakou janai ka" (チーム8 3rd Stage「君も8（エイト）で泣こうじゃないか」)
• [2018.02.17 - 2018.11.03] Team 8 1st Stage "PARTY ga Hajimaru yo" (チーム8 1st Stage 「PARTYが始まるよ」)
• [2018.08.12 - 2018.11.04] Team 8 2nd Stage "Aitakatta" (チーム8 2nd Stage「会いたかった」)
• [2018.11.22 - 2023.04.21] Team 8 4th Stage "Sono Shizuku wa, Mirai e to Tsunagaru Niji ni Naru." (チーム8 4th Stage「その雫は、未来へと繋がる虹になる。」)

Himawari Gumi

• [2007.07.01 - 2007.11.30] Himawari gumi 1st Stage "Boku no Taiyou" (ひまわり組 1st stage 「僕の太陽」)
• [2007.12.08 - 2008.04.19] Himawari-gumi 2nd Stage - Yume wo Shinaseru Wake Ikanai (ひまわり組 2nd Stage 「夢を死なせるわけにいかない」)
• [2016.07.16 - 2017.06.28] Himawari gumi 1st Stage "Boku no Taiyou" (ひまわり組 1st stage 「僕の太陽」)

Team Kenkyusei

• [2008.05.22 - 2008.10.07] Team Kenkyuusei 1st Stage "Tadaima Renaichuu" (チーム研究生 1st Stage 「ただいま　恋愛中」)
• [2009.03.06 - 2010.04.12] Team Kenkyuusei 2nd Stage "Idol no Yoake" (チーム研究生 2nd Stage 「アイドルの夜明け」)
• [2010.04.17 - 2010.06.18] Team Kenkyuusei 3rd Stage "Renai Kinshi Jourei" (チーム研究生 3rd Stage 「恋愛禁止条例」)
• [2010.06.20 - 2011.04.03] Team Kenkyuusei 4th Stage "Theater no Megami" (チーム研究生 5th Stage 「シアターの女神」)
• [2012.03.29 - 2012.09.08] Team Kenkyuusei 5th Stage "RESET" (チーム研究生 5th Stage 「RESET」)
• [2012.08.19 - 2013.03.17] Team Kenkyuusei 6th Stage "Boku no Taiyou" (チーム研究生 6th stage 「僕の太陽」)
• [2013.03.20 - 2013.10.27] Team Kenkyuusei 7th Stage "Pajama Drive" (チーム研究生 7th Stage 「パジャマドライブ」)
• [2017.02.11 - 2017.07.22] Team Kenkyuusei 8th Stage "16th Generation Kenkyuusei" (チーム研究生 8th stage 「(16期研究生」)
• [2017.07.28 - 2018.07.07] Team Kenkyuusei 9th Stage "Let's Go Kenkyuusei" (チーム研究生 9th Stage 「レッツゴー研究生！公演」)
• [2018.11.18 - 2019.19.27] Team Kenkyuusei 7th Stage "Pajama Drive" (チーム研究生 7th Stage 「パジャマドライブ」)
• [2022.09.04 - ] Team Kenkyusei 1st Stage "Tadaima Renaichuu" (チーム研究生 1st Stage 「ただいま　恋愛中」)
• [2024.02.04 - ] Team Kenkyuusei 10th Stage "Soko ni Mirai wa Aru" (チーム研究生 10th Stage 「そこに未来はある」)

Publications

Photobooks

• [2006.02.18] AKB48 Welcomebook vol.1
• [2006.03.01] Micchaku! "AKB48" Photo Album Vol. 1 The Debut (密着!「AKB48」~写真集 Vol.1 the・デビュー)
• [2006.06.15] AKB48 Welcomebook vol.2
• [2007.03.03] AKB48 Jump & Cry ― Shinoyama Kishin Shashinshuu (AKB48 Jump & Cry―篠山紀信写真集)
• [2008.03.18] AKB48 Visual Book 2008 - featuring Team A (AKB48 ヴィジュアルブック 2008―featuring team A)
• [2008.03.18] AKB48 Visual Book 2008 - featuring Team K (AKB48 ヴィジュアルブック 2008―featuring team K)
• [2008.03.18] AKB48 Visual Book 2008 - featuring Team B (AKB48 ヴィジュアルブック 2008―featuring team B)
• [2008.03.18] AKB48 Visual Book 2008 - featuring Research Student (AKB48 ヴィジュアルブック 2008―featuring Research Student)
• [2008.12.16] AKB48 Complete Book 2005-2008
• [2009.08.20] AKB48 Sousenkyo! Mizugi Sunrize Happyou (AKB48総選挙! 水着サプライズ発表)
• [2009.12.08] AKB48 Oversea Travel Diary
• [2010.07.23] AKB48 Visual Book 2010 - featuring Team A (AKB48 ヴィジュアルブック 2010―featuring team A)
• [2010.07.23] AKB48 Visual Book 2010 - featuring Team K (AKB48 ヴィジュアルブック 2010―featuring team K)
• [2010.07.23] AKB48 Visual Book 2010 - featuring Team B (AKB48 ヴィジュアルブック 2010―featuring team B)
• [2011.10.xx] Marugoto AKB48 (まるごとAKB48)

Books

• [2011.09.xx] AKB48 Janken Senbatsu Official Guide Book 2011
• [2011.09.xx] AKB48 1/48 Idol to Guamu de Koishitara Official Guide Book
• [2011.10.xx] AKB48 Changing Sticker Book Team A
• [2011.10.xx] AKB48 Changing Sticker Book Team K
• [2011.10.xx] AKB48 Changing Sticker Book Team B
• [2011.09.xx] AKB49 -Renai Kinshi Jorei- 4 (AKB49〜恋愛禁止条例〜)
• [2011.09.xx] AKB48 Chugaku English (AKB48中学英語)
• [2011.10.xx] AKB48 Saikyo Maruhi Joho Kyoku

Manga

• AKB49 ~Renai Kinshi Jourei~ (AKB49〜恋愛禁止条例〜)

Calendars

• [2011.12.09] AKB48 Official Calendar Box 2012 CHEER UP! -Anata ni Egao wo Todokemasu-

Magazines

• [2009.11.xx] Yan Yan Vol.9 (Cover & Feature)
• [2010.07.xx] B.L.T. (Feature)
• [2010.09.xx] B.L.T. Movie Girls Vol.3 (Feature)
• [2010.10.xx] UP to boy Vol.200 December 2010 Issue (Feature)
• [2011.08.xx] BOMB! September 2011 Issue (Cover & Feature)
• [2011.08.xx] UP to boy Vol.205 October 2011 Issue (Cover & Feature)
• [2010.11.xx] Yan Yan Vol.17 (Cover & Feature)
• [2011.03.xx] Yan Yan Vol.19 (Feature)
• [2011.04.xx] memew 51 (Feature)
• [2011.05.xx] Popolo July 2011 Issue (Feature)
• [2011.08.xx] memew Vol.52 (Feature)
• [2011.10.xx] ARENA37 Degree November 2011 Issue (Feature)
• [2011.10.xx] AKB48 Janken Taikai Special Issue 2011 (FLASH Extra Number)
• [2011.10.xx] UP to boy Vol.206 December 2011 Issue (Cover & Feature)
• [2011.10.xx] BOMB! November 2011 Issue (Cover, Feature & Poster)
• [2011.10.xx] AKB48 x Shukan Playboy Vol.2

Collectibles

• [2011.12.01] AKB48 Trading Collection BOX

Filmography

Movies

• [2007.08.25] Densen Uta (伝染歌)
• [2011.01.22] DOCUMENTARY of AKB48 to be continued "10 Nengo, Shoujo Tachi wa Ima no Jibun ni Nani o Omou Nodarou?"
• [2012.01.27] DOCUMENTARY of AKB48 Show must go on Shoujo-tachi wa Kizutsuki Nagara, Yume wo Miru
• [2013.02.01] DOCUMENTARY of AKB48 No flower without rain Shoujo Tachi wa Namida no Ato ni Nani wo Miru?

Dramas

• [2010] Majisuka Gakuen (マジすか学園)
• [2011] Sakura Kara no Tegami ~AKB48 Sorezore no Sotsugyou Monogatari~ (桜からの手紙 〜AKB48 それぞれの卒業物語〜)
• [2011] Majisuka Gakuen 2 (マジスカ学園2)
• [2012] Majisuka Gakuen 3 (マジスカ学園3)
• [2015] Majisuka Gakuen 4 (マジスカ学園4)
• [2015] Majisuka Gakuen 5 (マジスカ学園5)
• [2015] Majisuka Gakuen 0 Kisarazu Rantouhen (マジスカ学園0 木更津乱闘編)

Works

TV Shows

• [Nippon TV] (2008-10-01 to Present) AKBINGO!
• [Enta!371]（2007.10 - 2009.9) AKB48+10
• [Family Gekijo] AKB48 Nemousu Terebi (AKB48 ネ申テレビ)
• [Nippon TV] (2008-04-07 to 2008-09-29) AKB 0ji 59fun (AKB0時59分)
• [NHK] （2008.11.8-2009.3.31 to present) Suiensa すイエんサー
• [TV Tokyo] （2009.7.10 to present ） ShuukanAKB 週刊AKB
• [Enta!371] （2009.11.18. to present ） AKB1/48

Radio

• [bayfm] ON8
• [CBC Radio] AKB48 Konya wa Kaeranai... (AKB48 今夜は帰らない…)
• [Star Radio] AKB48 no Zenryoku de Kikanakya Dame Jyan!! (AKB48の全力で聴かなきゃダメじゃん!!)
• [Bunka Hoso] AKB48 Asu Made Mou Chotto. (AKB48 明日までもうちょっと。)
• [Bunka Hoso] Sakurazuka Yakkun no Sukeban Rengo Kinkyu Shukai (桜塚やっくんのスケバン連合緊急集会)
• [TOKYO FM] COUNTDOWN JAPAN
• [TOKYO FM] AKB48 no Yonpachi After (AKB48のよんぱちアフター)

Commercial

• Cokyo Koukoku Kikyo (公共広告機構) / Mittsu no R de Chikyu wo Sukue! REDUCE RESUME RECYCLE (3つのRで地球を救え! REDUCE REUSE RECYCLE)
• Recrute (リクルート) / Hana Saku・Project (ハナサク・プロジェクト)
• Tokyo City「TOKYO exercises」
• Yomiuri Newpaper 『読売新聞×AKB48』
• Recochoku 「レコチョクの部屋 AKB編」
• AOKI『AOKI×AKB48』

Timeline

See AKB48 Timeline

AKB48 Group

Japanese AKB48 SKE48 NMB48 HKT48 NGT48 STU48

Overseas JKT48 BNK48 MNL48 AKB48 Team SH AKB48 Team TP CGM48 KLP48

External Links

• Official Website (Japanese)
• Official Website (English)
• Universal Music Official Profile
• King Records Official Profile
• DefSTAR Records Official Profile
• Official Blog
• Official Twitter
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