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[[File:Morning Musume Sakuragumi.jpg|thumb|375px|Morning Musume Sakuragumi promoting "Sakura Mankai" (2004).]]
  
'''Morning Musume Sakuragumi''' or '''Morning Musume Sakura Gumi''' (モーニング娘。さくら組) was one of two subgroups that [[Morning Musume]] was split into in 2003 so that they could perform in smaller concert venues. The other group was [[Morning Musume Otomegumi]]. In addition to touring separately, each subgroup also released two singles.
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'''Morning Musume Sakuragumi''' or '''Morning Musume Sakura Gumi''' (モーニング娘。さくら組) was one of two splinter groups Morning Musume was split into in 2003.
  
"Sakuragumi" means "Cherry Blossom Group." To reflect the image of cherry blossoms, Sakuragumi's songs were slow ballads. They were the more successful of the two groups.
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== Members ==
  
==Members==
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* [[Abe Natsumi]] (安倍なつみ, left January 2004)
* 1st Gen: [[Abe Natsumi]] (Leader until her graduation)
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* [[Yaguchi Mari]] (矢口真里)
* 2nd Gen: [[Yaguchi Mari]] (Leader after Abe graduated)
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* [[Yoshizawa Hitomi]] (吉澤ひとみ)
* 4th Gen: [[Yoshizawa Hitomi]], [[Kago Ai]]
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* [[Kago Ai]] (加護亜依)
* 5th Gen: [[Takahashi Ai]], [[Konno Asami]], [[Niigaki Risa]]
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* [[Takahashi Ai]] (高橋愛)
* 6th Gen: [[Kamei Eri]]
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* [[Konno Asami]] (紺野あさ美)
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* [[Niigaki Risa]] (新垣里沙)
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* [[Kamei Eri]] (亀井絵里)
  
==Discography==
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== History ==
===Singles===
 
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! Total sales
 
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| 1
 
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晴れ雨のちスキ ([[Hare Ame Nochi Suki]])
 
| 2003-09-18
 
| align="right" | 50,014
 
| align="right" | 81,866
 
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| 2
 
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さくら満開 ([[Sakura Mankai]])
 
| 2004-02-25
 
| align="right" | 42,897
 
| align="right" | 61,929
 
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===DVDs===
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'''Morning Musume Sakuragumi''' was formed in 2003 with eight members of [[Morning Musume]]'s line-up of fifteen. The other eight members were [[Morning Musume Otomegumi]]. The reason for the split was so the two groups could perform in smaller tour venues. In addition, both groups released two singles that showed their image. Sakuragumi showed the image of cherry blossoms, where the members sang slow and calm songs. Both groups became inactive after 2004.
* [2004.06.09] [[Morning Musume Sakuragumi Hatsukouen ~Sakura Saku~]]
 
  
==External Links==
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== Discography ==
  
* [http://www.helloproject.com/sakura/ Official Website]
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=== Singles ===
  
===Sources===
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* [2003.09.18] [[Hare Ame Nochi Suki|Hare Ame Nochi Suki♥]] (晴れ雨のちスキ♥)
* http://momusu.namida-girl.net/helloproject/sakura.html
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* [2004.02.25] [[Sakura Mankai]] (さくら満開)
* http://hpdb.vicion.net/show/sakura.gumi
 
  
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=== Concert DVDs ===
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* [2004.06.09] [[2003~4nen Morning Musume Sakuragumi Hatsukouen ~Sakura Saku~]]
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== External links ==
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* Hello! Project Official Website: [http://www.helloproject.com/discography/musume_sakura/index.html Discography page]
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[[Category:J-Pop]]
 
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Latest revision as of 18:16, 6 July 2016

Morning Musume Sakuragumi promoting "Sakura Mankai" (2004).

Morning Musume Sakuragumi or Morning Musume Sakura Gumi (モーニング娘。さくら組) was one of two splinter groups Morning Musume was split into in 2003.

Members

History

Morning Musume Sakuragumi was formed in 2003 with eight members of Morning Musume's line-up of fifteen. The other eight members were Morning Musume Otomegumi. The reason for the split was so the two groups could perform in smaller tour venues. In addition, both groups released two singles that showed their image. Sakuragumi showed the image of cherry blossoms, where the members sang slow and calm songs. Both groups became inactive after 2004.

Discography

Singles

Concert DVDs

External links