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Revision as of 05:05, 21 February 2012
Tokyo Cheer② Party is a Japanese idol group under the agency Office Junior Management and under the label Climb Music Entertainment.
Members
First Generation
- Sawa Miho (澤美帆; Leader)
- Nakanishi Yuki (中西悠綺)
- Sunaga Runa (須永留奈)
- Haraguchi Kisaki (原口貴妃)
- Yoshimura Ruri (吉村瑠莉)
- Tominaga Yoshimi (富永良美)
- Sawa Shoko (澤翔子)
- Hirai Anna (平井杏奈)
- Masumoto Saya (桝元沙耶)
- Ohtsu Misaki (大津美咲)
Second Generation
- Sawada Juna (澤田樹奈)
- Harada Rikako (原田里佳子)
- Ashihara Yua (芦原優愛)
- Nagaoka Akane (長岡茜)
- Saito Tomoko (斉藤智子)
- Kuwazawa Natsuki (桑澤菜月)
- Hirayama Kurumi (平山くるみ)
Information
Tokyo Cheer② Party formed as a ten member group in August 2010. They made their first appearance as regulars on a radio program in October and then had their first live event a month later. The group released their first single, entitled "Todoke! Yell Ai Kotoba", a few months later in April 2011.
On June 2011, seven new girls joined Tokyo Cheer② Party as second generation members. Then on January 2012, they released their third single, entitled "Happy Happy", which reached #3 on the daily Oricon charts.[1]
Discography
Singles
- [2011.04.06] Todoke! Yell Ai Kotoba (届け！エール 愛言葉)
- [2011.08.03] Yume ni Mukatte... (夢に向かって…)
- [2012.01.18] Happy Happy (はっぴーハッピー)
References
- ↑ "Tokyo Cheer② Party". Japanese Wikipedia: Tokyo Cheer② Party. 2010-10-05. Retrieved 2012-02-20.
