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Revision as of 04:21, 25 August 2013
DokiDoki☆Dream Campus (DokiDoki☆ドリームキャンパス) is a Japanese pop idol group under the label am music and the agency Sweet Kiss Promotion. Formed in 2008, the group's concept is "Promotion & Survival".[1] They made their debut on April 2010 with the single "yes,Do it!". However, a month later, Takaoka Miku and Usano Hitomi were the first members to graduate. Oe Tomomi would follow suit a day before the release of the single "Caramel★Heart".
On June 2011, Nakazato Mayu graduated from the group. However, a month later, Suenaga Miyu, Hashimoto Mami, Nakamura Aya, and Ayakawa Hinano were added to the group.
Contents
Members
- Moriya Marin (森谷まりん)
- Suenaga Miyu (末永みゆ)
- Akizuki Yume (秋月ゆめ)
- Yuiki Mizuki (結木美月)
Former Members
- Oe Tomomi (大江朝美; graduated July 2010)
- Takaoka Miku (高岡未來; graduated May 2010)
- Usano Hitomi (うさの日登美; graduated May 2010)
- Nakazato Mayu (仲里まゆ; graduated June 2011)
- Yoshida Yu (吉田ユウ)
- Sakurai Koharu (桜井こはる)
- Natsuki Airu (菜月アイル)
- Takiguchi Narumi (滝口成美)
- Takahashi Madoka (高橋まどか)
- Kanon (夏音)
- Hashimoto Mami (橋本まみ)
- Nakamura Aya (中村彩)
- Ayakawa Hinano (彩川ひなの)
- Oozora Mau (大空舞)
- Futaba Riko (双葉璃子)
Discography
Singles
- [2010.04.28] yes,Do it!
- [2010.07.07] Caramel★Heart (キャラメル★ハート)
- [2011.01.12] Pinpon Dash (ぴんぽんダッシュ)
- [2011.08.23] Jelly☆Beans
- [2012.08.26] HAPPYxHAPPYxHAPPY (HAPPY×ハッピ×HAPPY)
Compilations / Others
- [2010.05.26] Anime☆Dance BEST GIG
References
- ↑ "DokiDoki☆ドリームキャンパス". Japanese Wikipedia: DokiDoki☆ドリームキャンパス. 2010-08-04. Retrieved 2011-11-03.
