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* [[Funaki Musubu]] (船木結)
 
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===Former Members===
===First Generation (2014)===
 
* [[Tsugunaga Momoko]] (嗣永桃子) <small>(Play Manager)</small>
 
* [[Yamaki Risa]] (山木梨沙)
 
* [[Inaba Manaka]] (稲場愛香)(graduated August 04, 2016)
 
* [[Morito Chisaki]] (森戸知沙希)
 
 
* [[Shimamura Uta]] (島村嬉唄; left June 12, 2015)
 
* [[Shimamura Uta]] (島村嬉唄; left June 12, 2015)
* [[Ozeki Mai]] (小関舞)  
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* [[Inaba Manaka]] (稲場愛香; graduated August 04, 2016)  
 
 
===Second Generation (2015)===
 
* [[Yanagawa Nanami]] (梁川 奈々美)
 
* [[Funaki Musubu]] (船木結)
 
 
 
 
  
 
== History ==
 
== History ==

Revision as of 15:45, 4 August 2016

Country Girls (カントリー・ガールズ) is a Japanese pop girl group, managed by Up-Front Promotion and part of Hello! Project.

Members

Current Members

Former Members

History

Country Girls was formed on November 4, 2014 where it was disclosed that their first appearance would take place at the Hello! Project 2015 Winter concerts. The members were revealed to be Yamaki Risa and Inaba Manaka from Hello! Pro Kenshuusei, and newcomers Morito Chisaki, Shimamura Uta, and Ozeki Mai. It was also announced that former Berryz Kobo member Tsugunaga Momoko would act as a temporary Play Manager member that would mentor and watch over the girls for a period of two to three years after Berryz Kobo goes into indefinite hiatus, and that Country Musume member Satoda Mai would act as a Supervisor for the group.

Both the group and it's name, Country Girls, are derived from the former Hello! Project group Country Musume, for which a failed audition to revive the original unit was announced by sole member Satoda Mai, and held between February 12th and March 31st in early 2014. The group is meant to continue the legacy and history of Country Musume.

Their first indie single was simultaneously announced and performed at the "Hello! Project Countdown Party 2014 ~Goodbye & Hello~" event on December 31, 2014, with the release date set for the end of January 2015. The original release plan was later scrapped and changed into a major debut release, set for March 2015, that would immediately include Tsugunaga Momoko.

On June 12, 2015, it was announced that Shimamura Uta had left the group due to contractual issues unable to be settled with her family. Two new members from the Hello! Pro Kenshuusei, Funaki Musubu and Yanagawa Nanami, were revealed on November 5, 2015 in a surprise announcement during the Country Girls 1st Year Anniversary Live event.

Discography

Soundtracks

Singles

Video Releases

Concerts / Live
Single V / Event V
DVD Magazine

Compilations / Other

  • [2015.12.16] Hello! Project - Petit Best 16 (#11 Koi Dorobo, #12 Wakatte Iru no ni Gomen ne)

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