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Latest revision as of 15:56, 13 February 2013
KISS was a Japanese pop idol group from 1993 to 1995. They made their debut with the indies single "Grampus Eight Days a Week" in 1993. The single was used as a support song for the soccer team Nagoya Grampus. After the release of the third single, "Chance!", the group disbanded and each member went on to pursue their own careers.
Members
- Yamanaka Yumiko (山中由美子)
- Miyano Kumiko (宮野久美子)
- Aoki Megumi (青木めぐみ)
Discography
Singles
- [1993.xx.xx] Grampus Eight Days a Week (グランパスエイト デイズ ア ウィーク)
- [1994.03.12] Shouri e no Michi (勝利への道)
- [1995.08.23] Chance!
