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* [1993.11.01] [[Kanashimi no Godzilla]] (悲しみのゴジラ) | * [1993.11.01] [[Kanashimi no Godzilla]] (悲しみのゴジラ) | ||
| − | * [1994.07.01] [[Okiraku Musume wa | + | * [1994.07.01] [[Okiraku Musume wa Aloha 'Oe]] (お気楽娘はアロハオエ) |
* [1995.06.01] [[Nande (BUKA-BUKA)|NA-N-DE?]] <small>(with [[Kazumi Saito]])</small> | * [1995.06.01] [[Nande (BUKA-BUKA)|NA-N-DE?]] <small>(with [[Kazumi Saito]])</small> | ||
* [1995.08.21] [[Nande Remix|NA-N-DE? REMIX]] <small> (with [[Kazumi Saito]]) </small> | * [1995.08.21] [[Nande Remix|NA-N-DE? REMIX]] <small> (with [[Kazumi Saito]]) </small> | ||
| − | * [1996.01.21] [[Makeru Mon ka!]] | + | * [1996.01.21] [[Makeru Mon ka!]] (負けるもんか!) |
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Latest revision as of 22:36, 19 March 2017
BUKA-BUKA (ブカブカ) was a Japanese pop idol group from 1993 to 1996. The members were chosen from Kin-chan Acting Company. The group's name came from the acting company president Hagimoto Kinichi. Towards the end, the group became a trio when Matsuda left before the release of the final single.
Members
- Hashino Emi (橋野恵美)
- Watanabe Kyoko (渡辺恭子)
- Izumida Mina (泉田美夏)
- Matsuda Chiharu (松田千晴; 1993-1995)
Discography
Albums
- [2014.06.26] BUKA-BUKA SINGLES
Singles
- [1993.11.01] Kanashimi no Godzilla (悲しみのゴジラ)
- [1994.07.01] Okiraku Musume wa Aloha 'Oe (お気楽娘はアロハオエ)
- [1995.06.01] NA-N-DE? (with Kazumi Saito)
- [1995.08.21] NA-N-DE? REMIX (with Kazumi Saito)
- [1996.01.21] Makeru Mon ka! (負けるもんか!)
