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• Watarirouka Hashiritai
  ...s]]. The group is on the [[Pony Canyon]] Label. On November 14, 2013, the group announced the date of their disbandment, which will be on December 25, 2013 ==Members==
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• The Children
  ...d the anime/manga series, they released two more singles and an album. The group was disbanded in March 2009 after the end of the anime series. ==Members==
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• Sudannayuzuyully
  ...up)|Happiness]]' members [[Suda Anna]], [[YURINO]] and [[E-Girls (Japanese group)|E-girls]]' member [[Takebe Yuzuna]]. The unit's name is a portmanteau of t ==Members==
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• Hello! Project Shirogumi
  ...e group". The other group was [[Hello! Project Akagumi]], which means "red group". ==Members==
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• Maeda Yuuka
  *She is close friends with former Hello! Pro Egg members [[Saho Akari]], [[Noto Arisa]] and [[Yutoku Ayumi]]. [[Category: Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Imai Eriko
  ...panese pop]] artist. She made her debut in the early 1990's as part of the group [[SPEED]]. Eriko started her solo work during 1998, releasing "Tsumetakushi ** [[SPEED (Japanese group)|SPEED]] (1996-2012)
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• Shimabukuro Hiroko
  ...youngest member of the [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] girl group [[SPEED (Japanese group)|SPEED]]. After SPEED's temporary hiatus on March 31, 2000, she started a s ** [[SPEED (Japanese group)|SPEED]] <small>(1996&ndash;2012)</small>
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• SPEED (Japanese group)
  '''SPEED''' is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] female group managed by [[VISION FACTORY]] and signed under [[avex trax]] sub-label [[SO ==Members==
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• Uehara Takako
  ...an acting career but has since rejoined SPEED officially in 2008 when the group reassembled. Unlike [[Hiroko Shimabukuro]] and [[Imai Eriko]] who are focus * [2004.05.01] Car Girl
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• MONO
  ==Members== ...maki|Tamaki Kunishi]] and drummer [[Takada Yasunori|Yasunori Takada]]. The group soon released a 4 track EP entitled ''[[Hey, You]]'' on the small independe
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• Fruits Punch
  ...also go by the abbreviation Furupon (フルポン). Several members of the group play for [[TEAM dream]]. On March 31st, 2007 their official site closed, and as such the group can be considered disbanded.
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• Dream (group)
  ...e Yu]]. The original 3-member dream sold 950,700 records, and in total the group has sold over 1,100,000 records over the span of 10 years. ...[[Yamamoto Sayaka (singer)|Yamamoto Sayaka]] and [[Erie]] in 2016 left the group.
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• Jewelry (group)
  ...r the [[GIZA studio]] label. Jewelry is currently the longest running girl group in K-pop, lasting 14 years since their debut in 2001 to their disbandment i ==Members==
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• Sparkling Point
  ...oint''' (スパークリング☆ポイント) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] group that debuted in 2004 under the [[GIZA studio]] label. In 2007, they got tra In June 2nd 2009, the group announced their disbandment. [[Mitsu Azusa|AZUSA]] will continue with a sol
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• Amuro Namie
  ...gle "[[Koi no Cute Beat / Mister U.S.A.]]". Amuro became the leader of the group, and found success after their single "[[Try Me ~Watashi wo Shinjite~|TRY M ...s were so small that Amuro was solely credited with the song and the other members acted as back-up dancers for her.
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• Kim Chae Young
  ...s a South Korean artist. She was a member of the [[K-Pop|Korean pop]] girl group [[G.Story]] [[Category:Former Korean Girl Group Members]]
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• Kim Yu Ri
  ...th Koreana artist. She is a former member of the [[K-Pop|Korean pop]] girl group [[G.Story]]. [[Category:Former Korean Girl Group Members]]
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• Kim Hye In
  ...banded [[K-Pop|Korean pop]] girl group [[G.Story]] and the disbanded mixed group [[Oh Yeah Band]]. [[Category:Former Korean Girl Group Members]]
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• Lee Yun Jeong
  ...정) is a South Korean artist. She is a former vocalist of the disbanded group [[G.Story]]. [[Category:Former Korean Girl Group Members]]
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• Every Little Thing
  ==Members== ===Former Members===
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• BENI
  ...r debut in the music business was as a member of the now defunct idol girl group [[Bishoujo Club 31]], and was the first member to pursue a solo career whil ...[Girls a Gogo!|GIRLS A GOGO!]]'' along side the rest of the members of the group.
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• D&D
  ...ia Lufkin's solo project and '''Aya & Chika from D&D''', the remaining two members. [[Olivia Lufkin|OLIVIA]] released her first single, "[[I.L.Y. ~Yokubou~]]" ==Members==
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• Do As Infinity
  ...d creator, [[Nagao Dai]], who (as of the 2008 reunion) is no longer in the group. Prior to the 2005 split, Nagao would often work away from the public eye; Sometimes the group is abbreviated as "DAI" or "DoAs". Incidentally, the word "dai" (大) in Ja
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• Hello! Project Kids
  ...クト・キッズ), often shortened to H!P Kids, is a [[Hello! Project]] group consisting of fifteen girls who joined H!P in 2002. ==Current Members==
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• ARASHI
  ...the years the members have grown in popularity both individually and as a group, leaving behind a string of successful TV shows, [[Dorama|doramas]] and mus ...- after their first performance on the program in 2009. They are the first group to host the program since the first time it was aired on 1951. In 2014 they
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• DEF.DIVA
  '''DEF.DIVA''' was a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] girl group managed by [[Up-Front Agency]] and part of [[Hello! Project]]. == Members ==
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• Matsuura Aya
  ...keban Deka Codename = Asamiya Saki]]''. She was one of the most active H!P members in acting, having also been in over half a dozen TV dramas. In 2006, Matsuu ...mber 21, 2014, the couple announced the birth of their first child, a baby girl.
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• BeForU
  ...2006 they signed to [[avex trax|avex mode]]. In 2008 [[Gambit]] bought the group out. Due to the Third Generations lack of success, the band broke up in lat ==Members==
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• Berryz Kobo
  '''Berryz Kobo''' (Berryz工房) was a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] girl group managed by [[Up-Front Promotion]] and part of [[Hello! Project]] from 2004 == Members ==
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• Coconuts Musume
  ...Musume''' (ココナッツ娘。) was a [[Hello! Project]] unit made up of members from Hawaii. ...rs of the Pacific Dream Pop Singer Competition out of 1500 applicants. The group was announced as a [[Tsunku]]-produced unit in June 1999 on [[ASAYAN]].
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• Tsunku
  ...vocalist of the band [[Sharam Q]]. He is best known for producing the idol group [[Morning Musume]]. ...astermind behind [[Hello! Project]], [[TNX]], and [[Nice Girl Project|NICE GIRL Project]], as well as producer of some non-Hello! Project acts such as [[De
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• Kago Ai
  ...building her career, but is still followed by scandal. In 2014, Kago's new group [[Girls Beat!!]] debuted. ...ume's ninth single, "[[Happy Summer Wedding]]" with her album debut on the group's fourth album, "[[4th Ikimasshoi!]]".
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• 7AIR
  ...s divided into the "cool" group, who performed the rapping, and the "sexy" group, who performed the singing. == Members ==
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• 9nine
  ...e formed under [[LesPros Entertainment]] in 2005 as a nine member [[idol]] group. They received great support from school girls, ranging from primary school ...us on becoming more of a "performance girls unit". Aside from singing, the group actively participates in the media scene as magazine models, actresses and
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• ANZA
  [[Category:Japanese Band Members]] [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Aa!
  '''Aa!''' (あぁ!) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] girl group managed by [[Up-Front Agency]] and part of [[Hello! Project]]. == Members ==
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• Aiba Masaki
  '''Aiba Masaki''' is a member of the [[Johnny's Entertainment]] group [[ARASHI]]. ...rest of the Jrs. and he soon became one of the popular members within the group, going so far as to acquire the nickname "Super Idol Aiba-chan" somewhere a
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• A~chan
  ...ful and energetic personality, and because she often acts as the MC at the group's concerts. She is sometimes very emotional and is known for crying a lot. *While all three members of Perfume are big fans of [[SPEED]], A~chan is the biggest fan. She owns a
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• Antic Cafe
  ...h [[Sony Music Entertainment#Music Ray'n|Music Ray'n]] since mid 2007. The group describes themselves as "Harajuku Rock-kei"; having music that tends to be ==Members==
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• Hello Pro Kenshuusei
  In October of 2005, [[Tomoiki Ki wo Uetai]] was the first Egg group announced initially of [[Arihara Kanna]], [[Maeda Yuuka]], [[Noto Arisa]], ...a]], [[Ogura Manami]], and [[Komine Momoka]], the winners of the "Up-Front Group "Egg" Audition", joined the Eggs.
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• Hello! Project Akagumi
  ...oup". The other group was [[Hello! Project Shirogumi]], which means "white group". ==Members ==
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• H.P. All Stars
  ...~|Hello! Project 2005 Winter ~A HAPPY NEW POWER!~]] tour, but with only 45 members, since [[Abe Natsumi]] had been temporarily suspended. == Members ==
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• Abe Natsumi
  '''Abe Natsumi''' was one of the original five members of [[Morning Musume]] in 1997. She graduated from Morning Musume in 2004, a ...s acting as backup singers. In 2004, she [[graduation|graduated]] from the group to pursue a solo career.
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• Nochiura Natsumi
  ...Matsuura performed on NHK's 55th Kouhaku Uta Gassen without her. All three members performed together again in the "Triangle Energy" concert tour in spring of ==Members==
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• Goto Maki
  ...number of singles. She was also in the Morning Musume ten year anniversary group, [[Morning Musume Tanjou 10nen Kinentai]]. ...e was held on the 28th, attended by Goto and several former Hello! Project members.
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• Gomattou
  ...Hello! Project special unit. The group's name is based on the kanji of the members' names: "go" from '''Go'''to ('''後'''藤), "matsu" from '''Matsu'''ura (' ==Members==
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• Fujimoto Miki
  ...2000]] audition but didn't pass. Later on, she was originally part of the group of finalists in the fourth generation [[Morning Musume]] auditions that res ...[[Morning Musume]] member) and [[Matsuura Aya]], to form [[Gomattou]]. The group released one single.
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• SINA
  ...ect]] group of trainees that specialize in Kansai centered activities. The group was composed of the four winners of Hello! Project Kansai Audition 2005. Th ...[[Okada Yui]] as a guest performer. They were also members of the umbrella group [[HAPPY! STYLE]].
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• Country Musume
  ...r [[Hello! Project]] unit with a theme of country girls from Hokkaido. The group was revived under the name [[Country Girls]] in 2014. ==Members==
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• JUDY AND MARY
  ==Members== ===Former Members===
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• MAX (group)
  ...turned to the group six years later on October 28, 2008 after Aki left the group at the end of August that year. ==Members==
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• SUPER MONKEYS
  ...Pop|Japanese pop]] group on the [[EMI Music Japan|Toshiba-EMI]] label. The group is mostly known as the beginning of the careers of superstars [[Amuro Namie ==Members==
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• DREAMS COME TRUE (band)
  ...ME TRUE''' is a [[:Category:J-Pop|Japanese pop]]-[[:Category:J-Rock|rock]] group who perform songs in both English and Japanese. They are renowned for their ==Members==
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• EARTH
  ...t-lived, with their debut single being their biggest hit. A revival of the group was planned in 2004, beginning with performances at the VISION FESTA live c == Members ==
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• Deka Moni
  ...four times on the single cover to give the impression of a group with four members. Although Deka Moni isn't a part of [[Hello! Project]], [[Tsunku]] produced [[Category:Artists]] [[Category:Japanese Girl Groups]] [[Category:J-Pop]]
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• Minimoni
  ...heir vocal harmonies, and their widely varied musical styles. The original group was retired in 2004, but the concept was revived in summer 2009 with the sh ==Members==
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• Yaguchi Mari
  ...4th generation joined she had become one of the most active members of the group. Her most famous phrase is "Sexy Beam!" one of her solo lines from [[Mornin ...Ai]], [[Kamei Eri]], [[Iida Kaori]], and [[Yoshizawa Hitomi]] being in the group longer.
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• ZYX
  ...nt Agency]] and part of [[Hello! Project]]. Originally active in 2003, the group is now active as of 2009 under the name '''ZYX-α'''. == Members ==
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• DOUBLE (singer)
  ...ase of their debut album ''[[Crystal (DOUBLE)|Crystal]]'' SACHIKO left the group, and TAKAKO continued DOUBLE as a solo project. DOUBLE originally started with two members, sisters [[SACHIKO]] and TAKAKO. They both got into music by the influence
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• Doll's Vox
  ...magazines or [[Photomook|mooks]] such as ''[[Pure Pure]]''. Only 22 of the members were featured on their sole single, "[[Yumemiru Omochabako ~Koisuru Dancing ...B48]] and [[Idoling!!!]], respectively. The two sung together again in the group [[AKBIdoling!!!]].
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• JUNE
  ===[[Flower (group)|Flower]]=== * [[Bad Girl (Kuroki Meisa)|Bad Girl]] <small>(Production, Music, All Instruments Programming)</small>
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• Michiyo
  ...ended up giving more attention to five other girls, whom he made into the group [[Morning Musume]]. Even though Heike won the audition, she never became as ...was one of the acts performing on stage along with several other graduated members.
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• Melon Kinenbi
  ...gum pop to more recently rock. On February 2010 it was announced that the group would disband after their 10th anniversary concert tour. ==<span class="mw-headline"> Members </span>==
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• Ishii Rika
  In 2008, an interview with the popular Japanese girl group [[Perfume]] revealed that they have covered her song "[[Super Jet Shoes ~Mi * [2009.01.21] [[Such a Beautiful Girl Like you]]
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• Buono!
  '''Buono!''' is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] girl group managed by [[Up-Front Agency]] and previously part of [[Hello! Project]]. B ==Members==
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• Akagumi 4
  '''Akagumi 4''' (あか組4; ''Red Group 4'') was one of the three [[Hello! Project]] [[Hello! Project Shuffle Units == Members ==
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• Danielle Delaunay
  ...to April 2001. She was one of the original first generation members of the group. Despite not being able to speak Japanese, Danielle was known for having a ...ngles Released, 5 Music Videos, 4 National tours (10,000 - 20,000 audience members).
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• Tomoiki Ki wo Uetai
  ...made up of members of [[Hello! Pro Egg]]. It was revived in 2009 with more members but hasn't released music. The unit has been inactive since 2010. ==Members==
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• Ongaku Gatas
  '''Ongaku Gatas''' (音楽ガッタス) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] girl group managed by [[Up-Front Agency]] and formerly part of [[Hello! Project]]. == Members ==
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• Morning Musume Tanjou 10nen Kinentai
  ...group was formed to celebrate [[Morning Musume]]'s tenth anniversary. The members were selected from the odd (first, third, fifth, and seventh) generations o ==Members==
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• Iida Kaori
  ...on January 30, 2005, giving her the longest tenure of the first generation members. She began a solo career while still a member of Morning Musume and release ...n, [[Puripuri Pink]], tied with [[Elegies]] as the largest, each with four members.
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• AAA
  ...ounced ''Triple A''), standing for ''ATTACK ALL AROUND'', is a five member group created in 2005 under the [[avex trax]] label. Their debut single, "[[Blood ==Members==
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• Olivia Lufkin
  D&D was a eurobeat unit made of Olivia and two fellow band-members, [[Uehara Aya]] and [[Higa Chikano]]. They debuted in 1996 with the single ...ivia's solo-project and Uehara & Higa, a group featuring the two remaining members of D&D. After only two singles, "[[Kiss in the Sun]]" and "[[Rise in My Hea
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• Gillian Cheung
  '''Gillian Cheung''' is one half of [[wikipedia:C-Pop|Chinese pop]] group [[Twins]]. She was born 鍾狄珊, but her name was changed to 鍾嘉勵 wh ...of Fury]. Gillian Chung is one half of the [[wikipedia:C-Pop|Chinese pop]] group [[Twins]], alongside with [[Charlene Choi]].
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• Takahashi Ai
  ** [[UP-FRONT GROUP Telework Gasshou]] <small>(2020)</small> ...ly drew comments from television interviewers and other [[Hello! Project]] members. She has gradually grown out of it since she moved to Tokyo and took up pro
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• Niigaki Risa
  ...in the summer shuffle unit, "[[Happy 7]]" along with fellow 5th generation members, [[Takahashi Ai]] and [[Ogawa Makoto]]. ...of 1,000 entrants in the "Kiss Girl Audition" to become the new Tomy image girl, held by [[TV Tokyo]]'s "[[Oha Star]]" program. She appeared in a commercia
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• Morita Junko
  ...a former [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer. She was a member of the disbanded group [[PARADISE GO!! GO!!]]. After their disbandment, in 2008, she become a memb [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Tsuji Nozomi
  ...ume]]. She graduated in 2004, and was the leader of the [[Hello! Project]] group [[W]] before becoming a soloist within H!P. Tsuji Nozomi graduated from Hel ...ere anonymous reports that the management of [[Up-Front Agency]] and other members of [[Hello! Project]] reacted negatively to the sudden news, but at the May
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• NEWS (group)
  ...'''W'''est and '''S'''outh. The group was formed in 2003 as a nine member group under the label [[Johnny's Entertainment]] and released their debut single ==Members==
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• Ties
  '''Ties''' was a short lived [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] group. The group was made up of female [[Seiyuu|seiyuu]] from the [[Anime|anime]] [[Ranma 1/ ==Members==
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• Nakata Yasutaka
  ...e duo [[CAPSULE (group)|CAPSULE]] and for creating the music of [[Perfume (group)|Perfume]] and [[Kyary Pamyu Pamyu]]. Nakata originally created the [[conte ...was creating songs on my computer alone. Koshijima-san was a total karaoke girl. So I asked her over and said I was hoping she'd give singing one of my son
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• Tanaka Reina
  ** [[UP-FRONT GROUP Telework Gasshou]] <small>(2020)</small> ...naka in June 2012, searching for female vocalists and guitarists. The band members were announced on November 19, 2012 (vocalist [[Okada Marina]] and guitaris
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• Taniuchi Shinya
  * '''Favorite type of girl:''' Smart, kind, friendly, outgoing, open minded * '''Fashion for a girl:''' Her clothes should match well
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• CAPSULE (group)
  ==Members== ...MUNICATIONS]]. Their first album, ''[[High Collar Girl (album)|High Collar Girl]]'', is significantly different from any of their later works in that the a
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• TOKIO
  ==Members== ...r first live tours included one with the band SAY・S and included all six members.
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• Shimizu Saki
  ...by [[Up-Front_Group|J.P ROOM]] and signed to [[Up-Front Promotion|Up-Front Group]]. She was formerly part of [[Hello! Project]] as the Captain of [[Berryz K ...cted to form Berryz Kobo and became the group's captain. She is one of the group's main singers. In 2008, Shimizu became part of the unit High-King.
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• YUKI (singer)
  ...had various side projects, and she was even a drummer for the short lived girl-band, [[Mean Machine]]. YUKI made her solo debut in 2002 with the single, " ...ing that they where "the place where my music began". She grew up with the members of [[GLAY]] (as they lived in the same town) and has known them since the l
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• Mika Todd
  ...ducer [[Tsunku]] to add this group to his growing [[Hello! Project]]. This group was now known as [[Coconuts Musume]]. ...the leader of Minimoni's second generation after [[Yaguchi Mari]] left the group and [[Takahashi Ai]] joined.
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• Matsui Yurie
  ...he kids group [[Nansho Kids]]. She will graduate from Canary Club and Nice Girl Project on May 1. [[Category: Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• MISAKI
  ...was known by her real name. In 2009 she became a member of the duo [[Love (group)|Love]], until late 2012 when they disbanded. [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Matsumoto Sora
  [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Matsumuro Mai
  ** [[Dream (group)|Dream]] (2000-2002) ...e girl group [[Dream (group)|dream]], and she also become lyricist for the group. In 2006, Matsumuro launched a solo career, releasing digital singles and p
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• Kimura Kaela
  ==Band Members== ...nced as the new guest vocalist for the classic [[Sadistic Mika Band]]. The group renamed themselves '''Sadistic Mikaela Band''' for the release. They covere
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• Idoling!!!
  ...they handle various tasks to work towards becoming full-fledged idols. The group disbanded in 2015. ==Members==
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• azusa (singer)
  '''azusa''' is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and a former member of the group [[Sparkling Point|Sparkling☆Point]]. After their disbandment in 2009 it w ...日葉/直哉) <small>(wrote lyrics for #1 "''Daitan♪Girl''" (大胆♪Girl) and #2 "''1mm Skyline''" (1mmスカイライン))</small>
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• Mi (band)
  '''Mi''' (pronounced M.I. [em-eye]) was a Japanese pop/rock all-girl group on the [[Columbia]] label. Their name comes from "I Love Music", taking the ==Members==
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• S.H.E
  ...stronger pop-rock influences. Since then, S.H.E has remained the top girl group in Taiwan. In October 2010, the group had to go on hiatus after member [[Selina Ren]] was involved in an explosio
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• ARISA
  [[Category:Former Japanese Vocal Group Members]] [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Folder5
  ...lder]]. Folder5 had the same members, except they are lacking the two male members from [[Folder]]<nowiki>; </nowiki>[[DAICHI]] and [[JOE]]. The group is no more and [[Akina|AKINA]] and [[ARISA]] have moved on to solo careers.
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• avex trax
  [[File:avex group logo.png|right|150px|thumb|Logo]] ...the recorded music department of the [[Japanese]] commercial giant '''avex group'''. It was Japan's leading dance record company during the nineties, and co
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• Akina
  [[Category:Former Japanese Vocal Group Members]] [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• carezza
  In addition to the team, most members also participate in an idol group (mostly related to the team, however) that's funded by Avex. Within the Sph ==Team Members==
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• Abe Asami (soloist)
  In May 2007, Abe joined the group [[Gyaruru]] as [[Tsuji Nozomi]]'s replacement. *[2003.12.17] [[A Girl ~I Wish Upon a Song~|a girl ~I wish upon a song~]]
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• Jounouchi Sanae
  ...(城之内早苗) is an [[enka]] singer and former member #17 of the idol group [[Onyanko Club]]. [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• BON-BON BLANCO
  '''BON-BON BLANCO''' (or "B3" for short) is a group of five girls: four percussionists and one singer. Their upbeat, danceable ==Members==
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• SweetS
  '''SweetS''' was a five-member girl group on [[avex trax]]. The girls won the avex Audition at the beginning of 2003 ==Members==
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• Kusumi Koharu
  ...g and ending theme songs for the anime. In addition, fellow Hello! Project members [[Hagiwara Mai]], [[Kikkawa Yuu]], and [[Kitahara Sayaka]] lent their voice * Stated [[Yoshizawa Hitomi]] and [[Fujimoto Miki]] as the members she admires the most. She has also stated that Fujimoto is her favorite cel
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• BRIGHT
  '''BRIGHT''' was a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] dance and vocal four member group under [[rhythm zone]], sub-label of [[avex trax]]. They first debuted in 20 ==Members==
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• Iizuka Keisuke
  ...orks as manipulator for the live performances of the girl group [[Perfume (group)|Perfume]]. [[Category: Japanese Band Members]]
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• Shibuya Chika
  ...tist recording for ICEZONE MUSIC in Germany and [[avex]] in Japan with the group, [[SHANADOO]]. She is also involved in the [[avex]] promotional unit, [[viv [[Category:Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Shibuya Asuka
  [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Kingyo (group)
  ...2007, and served as the ending theme to the film ''[[Girl's Box the Movie|Girl's BOX THE MOVIE]]''. ==Members==
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• HINOI team
  ...2007 [[Matsuoka Keika]]'s withdrawal from the group was announced, and the group's disbandment eventually followed in 2008. ==Members==
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• Arakaki Hitoe
  ** [[SPEED (Japanese group)|SPEED]] (1996-2012) Arakaki Hitoe is the oldest member of the [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] group, [[SPEED]]. She is from Okinawa, and is also known purely by her first name
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• DoCo
  '''DoCo''' was a short lived [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] group. The group was made up of female [[Seiyuu|seiyuu]] from the [[Anime|anime]] [[Ranma 1/ ==Members==
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• Ikimonogakari
  ==Members== ...monogakari". In December of the same year [[Yoshioka Kiyoe]] joined as the group's main vocalist. However, nearly one year later the three disbanded in orde
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• Tanpopo (group)
  '''Tanpopo''' (タンポポ, ''Dandelion'') is a [[Hello! Project]] group and was the first [[Morning Musume]] subgroup. ...], and a mini-audition was held among the second-generation Morning Musume members for a third member to join [[Iida Kaori]] and [[Ishiguro Aya]]. [[Yaguchi M
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• Super Junior
  ...the album ''[[Super Junior 05|SuperJunior05 (TWINS)]]'' as a twelve-member group but added a thirteenth, [[Kyuhyun]], in May of 2006, with the release of th In 2010, Chinese member [[Han Geng]] left the group, and [[Kibum]] left in 2015, bringing Super Junior to their current lineup.
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• Akanishi Jin
  ...f the boyband [[KAT-TUN]] and also one of the most popular members of said group. ...mitted that he had forgotten most of his lyrics while on hiatus, the other members of [[KAT-TUN]] were quick to assure him that they would re-teach him everyt
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• As One (group)
  ...roup name. They were discovered by a former member of the Korean [[K-R&B]] group [[Solid]], and then brought to Korea where they released their first single In June 2017, the group announced an indefinite hiatus.
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• Kikuchi Ayaka
  ...er graduation stage was held on April 21, 2014, and she graduated from the group on September 23, 2014. * Her hobbies include talking with the other members
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• Sakurakou K-ON Bu
  '''Sakurakou K-ON Bu''' (桜高軽音部) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] group formed by four [[Seiyuu|voice actresses]] to sing theme songs for the [[Ani ==Members==
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• Morimoto Shintaro
  * '''Favorite type of girl:''' Cute, and friendly [[Category:Japanese Boy Group Members]]
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• Kim Jung Hoon
  * [2012.02.13] [[My Shining Girl OST Part.1]] (자체발광 그녀) <small>('''Kim Jung Hoon''' & [[Da Eul]] [[Category:Former Korean Vocal Group Members]]
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• Gal Sone Natsuko
  ...t who earned her fame through eating contests. Most recently she is in the group [[Gyaruru]]. [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• v-u-den
  ...] and part of [[Hello! Project]]. Originally active from 2004 to 2008, the group is now active as of 2009 under the name '''Zoku v-u-den''' (続·美勇伝) ...), and [[Okada Yui]] (a former [[Hello! Pro Egg]] who made her debut). The group's formation was announced alongside Ishikawa's graduation from [[Morning Mu
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• Mitsushima Hikari
  [[Category:Former Japanese Vocal Group Members]] [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Baby V.O.X
  ...released seven albums. They officially broke up in March of 2006 after all members but [[Lee Hee Jin]], [[Kim E-Z]] and [[Kan Mi Youn]] left to pursue other a == Members ==
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• Vivian Hsu
  ...ess way back in 1990, when she was 15. She had won '''''Talented Beautiful Girl''''' contest held by Taiwan CTS TV. At the same time, she started appearing ...[[Choensang Misonyeo|Choensang Misonyeo]] (天使美少女; ''Angel Pretty Girl'')
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• Lumin
  ...South Korean artist. He is a former member of the [[K-Pop|Korean pop]] boy group [[M.Pire]]. * His ideal type is a sexy girl who has a cute smile, is fair skinned and has aegyo.
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• SEED (group)
  '''SEED''' is a dance and vocal girl-group on the [[avex trax]] record label. They debuted in 2005 with their Kyuushuu ==Members==
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• Ishikawa Rika
  ...rmer member of [[Morning Musume]] and the leader of the [[Hello! Project]] group [[v-u-den]]. ...nto the subgroup [[Tanpopo]] to replace [[Ishiguro Aya]], who had left the group the previous year.
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• Hirajima Natsumi
  * Of all the graduated members who ran in the [[AKB48_32nd_Single_Senbatsu_Sousenkyo "Yume wa Hitori ja Mi * Admires [[Yonekura Ryoko]] because she's cute and can be a bad girl.
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• Hirano Aya
  She was previously a member of the [[U-15]] idol group [[Springs]]. ...ears later, but began to concentrate more on being a part of the U-15 idol group [[Springs]].
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• C-ute
  '''°C-ute''' was a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] girl group managed by [[Up-Front Promotion]] and was part of [[Hello! Project]]. They ==Members==
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• Ono Momoka
  ...omoka''' (小野桃香) is a Japanese idol singer. She was a member of the group [[Jewel Kiss]]. ...bsite that Ono was officially leaving Jewel Kiss, leaving the group with 7 members.
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• Kikkawa You
  ..., along with fellow Egg [[Kitahara Sayaka]], to be part of the anime-based group [[MilkyWay]] with Morning Musume member [[Kusumi Koharu]]. She also provide
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• Orii Ayumi
  ...on member of [[AKB48]] and [[AKB48 Team A|Team A]]. She graduated from the group on January 21, 2007. [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Psycho le Cemu
  In 2009 the group got back together to celebrate their 10th anniversery. They scheduled three ==Members==
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• S.E.S.
  ...op|Korean pop]] girl group debuted in 1997 under [[SM Entertainment]]. The group' name stands for the first letter of all three singers' names: '''S'''ea (B ==Members==
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• TRF
  ...rf''' and in 1996 they changed their name to an all-capital '''TRF'''. The group is known for their dance songs that are titled with nonstandard English (ie ==Members==
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• Tokyo Performance Doll
  ...Performance Doll]]. It was announced in June 2014 that after 17 years, the group was being revived with an all new line up. It was announced on May 27, 2021 that the group will be suspending all activities indefinitely after their concert on Septe
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• Tejima Yu
  '''Tejima Yu''' (手島優) is a japanese idol singer. She was part of the group [[Bakunyu Sangokushi]]. [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Hey! Say! JUMP
  '''Hey! Say! JUMP''' is a nine-member male idol group under [[Johnny & Associates]]. ==Members==
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• Mizukami Hitomi
  [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Nakanomori BAND
  '''Nakanomori BAND''' (中ノ森BAND) was a four-member (formerly five) girl pop-rock band who debuted in 2005 under [[Teichiku]] records. The band has ==Members==
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• chatmonchy
  ==Members== ...band. The two soon started practicing together, and played as a two piece group for two years.
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• GLAY
  ==Members== === Former Members===
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• Shiina Ringo
  ...ter a short hiatus from the band, they returned again with two replacement members in late 2005. Their third single ("[[Shuraba]]", theme song to the drama '' ...ced in the Marunouchi Sadistic lyric "I wanted to try being a pizza parlor girl."
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• Tokyo Jihen
  ...uld disband on February 29th following a final farewell tour. In 2020, the group reunited again for a new EP and a tour. ==Members==
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• Uehara Nami
  ...roup which won her a modeling contract with PLAY BOY, a Junior High school girl's clothing brand. As she graduated from Junior High school and headed to Hi ...e 2006 Uehara got the opportunity to film a movie,''[[Wanna be FREE! Tokyo Girl]]''.
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• Izawa Mariya
  ...ring 2000 in the Sailor Moon musicals or [[Sera Myu]]. She also was in the group [[KING]] and plays [[futsal]]. [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• ROMANS
  ...ronounced "romance") (ろまんす) was a Hello! Project special unit. The group was based on the Hello! Project TV show ''[[Sexy Onna Jyuku]]'' and had a s ==Members==
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• Nagate Ayaka
  ...Project]] with the other girls of [[Coconuts Musume]] in 1999 and was the group's only member for the four years prior to her retirement from [[Hello! Proj ...ume" refers to its sister relationship with another popular Hello! Project group, [[Morning Musume]].
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• Kirimura Moe
  ...w idols several years her senior. She was also briefly involved with idol group [[Doll's Vox]]. Moe ended her idol activities around the time of her 16th [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Nakazawa Yuko
  ...the five original members of [[Morning Musume]], and was one of the oldest members of [[Hello! Project]]. She (along with [[Heike Michiyo]]) also served as t It was announced that Yuko gave birth to a baby girl on November 27, 2012.
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• Nam Gyu Ri
  [[Category:Former Korean Girl Group Members]]
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• Petitmoni
  ...and was the second subgroup formed from the [[Morning Musume]] lineup. The group is currently known as '''Petitmoni V'''. ==Members==
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• Sheki-Dol
  '''Sheki-Dol''' (シェキドル) was a [[Hello! Project]] group. ==Members==
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• Taiyou to Ciscomoon
  ...ater known as '''T&C Bomber''' (T&Cボンバー), was a [[Hello! Project]] group from 1999 to 2000. ...tions. They released six singles and an album that year. Kominato left the group before their sixth single, but rejoined shortly afterwards.
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• Gatas Brilhantes H.P.
  ....P.) is the [[Wikipedia:futsal|futsal]] (indoor soccer) team consisting of members of [[Hello! Project]]. It was created as a part of a "celebrity futsal" ini ...slated as "Shining Pussycats". Pussycat being Brazilian slang for a pretty girl and shining in this context means someone talented or exceptional (much lik
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• Yasuda Kei
  ...o pursue a career in the entertainment industry. After graduating from the group, Yasuda remained a soloist in [[Hello! Project]] until the Elder Club gradu ...and Sayaka sang a particularly catchy duet known as "Otome no Shinrigaku" (Girl's Psychology) in Morning Musume's album [[Second Morning]] and [[Tsunku]] d
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• Yoshizawa Hitomi
  ...er and leader of the idol group [[Morning Musume]]. She graduated from the group on May 6, 2007. ...f Morning Musume auditions on [[ASAYAN]] in early 2000. She debuted on the group's ninth single "[[Happy Summer Wedding]]."
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• Yoshino Mika
  * Was in a member of the girl group [[Giri Giri Girls]] [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Yoshimura Yumi
  [[Category:Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Konno Asami
  ...]]. She joined the group in August 2001 along with fellow fifth generation members [[Takahashi Ai]], [[Ogawa Makoto]], and [[Niigaki Risa]]. She graduated fro ...me Sakura Gumi]] in January 2003 and released two singles as a part of the group before it went inactive.
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• Konno Narumi
  ...This was also a short-lived unit.) Narumi was also a member of the gravure group [[Seikore]] in 2003 along with [[Kawamura Yukie]]. She won the Grand Prix a [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Ogawa Makoto
  ...]]. She joined the group in August 2001 along with fellow fifth generation members [[Takahashi Ai]], [[Niigaki Risa]], and [[Konno Asami]]. ...ume Otome Gumi]] in January 2003 and released two singles as a part of the group before it went inactive.
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• Inaba Atsuko
  ...tlanta, Georgia, she made a comeback as a member of the [[Hello! Project]] group [[Taiyo to Ciscomoon]] (later known as [[T&C Bomber]]) up until their break ...Girl ~Koi no Victory~]]. As of late, Inaba has been enjoying more solo and group singing work on the Hello! Project music shows [[Uta Doki! Pop Classics]] a
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• Mayama Rika
  ...[[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] idol singer. She is the leader and member #3 of the group [[Shiritsu Ebisu Chuugaku]]. In 2014, Mayama made her solo music debut. [[Category:Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Inoue Marina
  Inoue won the Grand Prix award in March 2003 at the Sony Music SD Group Seiyuu Audition out of 2000 hopefuls. She made her voice acting debut in Ja * [2005] [[wikipedia:Hell Girl|Jigoku Shoujo]] - Kurushima Karuko
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• Satoda Mai
  [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]] [[Category:Former Japanese Vocal Group Members]]
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• Maeda Yuki
  ...she would retire from her singing career. She gave birth to a healthy baby girl on November 20, 2012. ...was one of the acts performing on stage along with several other graduated members.
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• Okada Yui
  '''Okada Yui''' is a former member of the [[Hello! Project]] group [[v-u-den]], along with [[Ishikawa Rika]] and [[Miyoshi Erika]]. ...[[Metro Rabbits H.P.]] in 2006 and was cast, along with her fellow v-u-den members and [[Matsuura Aya]], in the movie [http://www.sukeban.jp/ Sukeban Deka Cod
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• Murakami Megumi
  ...]] group [[C-ute|°C-ute]]. On October 31, 2006, she had resigned from the group and H!P without a graduation ceremony to focus on her studies. In 2011, she ...ly two [[Hello! Project Kids]] featured in the 2005 summer shuffles in the group [[Sexy Otonajan]]. On 2006-10-31 she retired from °C-ute and Hello! Projec
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• RuRu
  RuRu was a member of the [[Hello! Project]] group [[Taiyo to Ciscomoon]] from 1999 to 2000. Originally from China, during thi [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Ishimura Maiha
  ...r member of [[Berryz Kobo]]. She graduated from [[Hello! Project]] and the group in [[Tokyo]] on October 2, 2005 to continue her schooling full-time. As of [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Yanagihara Hiromi
  ...y, she was killed in a car accident on July 16, 1999, just days before the group's first single was released. [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Fukuda Asuka
  ...tsumi]], she was one of the group's main singers. Her last single with the group was [[Memory Seishun no Hikari]]. ...inal five members of Morning Musume. She [[graduation|graduated]] from the group on April 18, 1999. This makes her the Morning Musume member with the shorte
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• Ishiguro Aya
  ...and became a mother for the first time on November 5th, 2000, with a baby girl. She gave birth to a second daughter in 2002, and a son in 2004. ...lly resigned in December of 1999 with her last public performance with the group in January of 2000. She was pregnant when she married her then-boyfriend Ya
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• Ichii Sayaka
  ...g Musume]]. She joined the group in May 1998 with fellow second generation members [[Yaguchi Mari]] and [[Yasuda Kei]]. She [[graduation|graduated]] in May 20 ...ards) & [[Yoshizawa Naoki]] (guitar). Taisei was also the producer for the group and he used to play keyboards in [[Sharan Q]]. Ichii retired from the music
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• April Barbaran
  [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Chelsea Ching
  [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Lehua Sandbo
  ...February 2002. She was the only second generation member recruited for the group after reportedly suprising the judges during the final round of auditions w * '''Favorite Hello! Project Members:''' [[Iida Kaori]], [[Yaguchi Mari]]
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• Kominato Miwa
  ...ger and was a former member of [[Taiyou to Ciscomoon]]. She first left the group after their single [[Magic of Love]] in 1999, but later rejoined before [[D ...] [[Sharan Q]] Audition, the same one [[Heike Michiyo]] and the original 5 members of [[Morning Musume]] were part of, but had to bow out to give birth to her
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• Shinoda Miho
  ...lo! Project]] for their concert performances. She taught gymnastics to the members for their 2015 Summer tour, [[Hello! Project 2015 SUMMER ~CHALLENGER~]]. [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Shinohara Tomoe
  [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Kitagami Ami
  '''Kitagami Ami''' was a member of the [[Hello! Project]] group [[Sheki-Dol]] from 2000 to 2002. [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Isak
  ...rica, Isak moved to Korea in the eighth grade. There, she debuted with the group [[Isak N Jiyeon]] in September of 2002 under [[SM Entertainment]]. During t [[Category:Former Korean Girl Group Members]]
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• Oki Ibuki
  '''Oki Ibuki''' was a member of the [[Hello! Project]] group [[Sheki-Dol]] from 2000 to 2001. She now works as an amateur model going by [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Okoshi Takayo
  ...as '''TAKAYO''', former leader of the all girl band [[ZONE]]. She left the group in 2003 to further pursue her education. In 2006 Takayo re-emerged as a sol ...become a member of a new pop group. In 1998 she was one of the four final members along with [[Saito Mizuho|MIZUHO]], [[Sakae Maiko|MAIKO]], and [[Nagase Miy
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• Suenaga Mami
  She was a member of the [[Hello! Project]] group [[Sheki-Dol]] from 2001 to 2002. *[2008.12.05] [[Hanabi / Spider Girl|HANABI / SPIDER GIRL]] (華燈-HANABI-)
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• Arai Saki
  '''Arai Saki''' was a member of the [[Hello! Project]] group [[Sheki-Dol]] from 2001 to 2002. [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Kobayashi Azusa
  '''Kobayashi Azusa''' was one of the original three members of [[Country Musume]] in 1999. She was only a member of the group for their first single, [[Futari no Hokkaido]]. After the death of fellow m
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• Toda Rinne
  '''Toda Rinne''' was a member and former leader of the [[Hello! Project]] group [[Country Musume]]. She graduated from Country Musume and Hello! Project in [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Kimura Asami
  '''Kimura Asami''' was the second leader of the [[Hello! Project]] group [[Country Musume]]. She was also a member of Hello! Project's futsal team, [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Saito Miuna
  '''Saitou Miuna''' was a member of the [[Hello! Project]] group [[Country Musume]]. She was discovered during the Morning Musume 6th Genera [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Sakae Maiko
  ...group [[ZONE]], and became the band's bassist. After a string of hits the group disbanded in 2005. In 2006 Maiko re-emerged as singer and bass player of th ...tudents selected for further training. In 1998 the group of eight became a group of five: Maiko, [[Saito Mizuho|Mizuho]], [[Okoshi Takayo|Takayo]], [[Nagase
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• Murata Megumi
  ...r of both [[Hello! Project]] and [[Melon Kinenbi]]. Originally she was the group's leader, but she felt unfit for the task and the responsibility was given * http://momusu.namida-girl.net/helloproject/melonkinenbi.html
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• Yagami Kumi
  [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Saito Hitomi
  '''Saito Hitomi''' was a member of [[Hello! Project]] and the leader of the group [[Melon Kinenbi]]. Since Melon Kinenbi's disbandenment, she has retired fro [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Ohtani Masae
  ...nbi]], and is currently a member of the Korean x Japanese musical exchange group [[4C CREW]] using the stage name Melody. She is known for frequently changi * http://momusu.namida-girl.net/helloproject/melonkinenbi.html
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• Shibata Ayumi
  [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Yajima Maimi
  ...oject Kids]]. She was a part of the group [[ZYX]], the first Kids-featured group, before later joining and becoming the leader of [[C-ute|°C-ute]]. ...he official website and blogs of the members. The last performance for the group was scheduled to take place in June 2017 at Saitama Super Arena, during the
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• Uchiyama Mikoto
  |rowspan="2" |''[[Kono Hi no Chime wo Wasurenai]]''||[[Mitsubachi Girl]]||Team E ...eration 10th anniversary special live at SKE48 Theater. She will leave the group after the end of May 2019.
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• Umeda Erika
  '''Umeda Erika''' joined [[Hello! Project]] as one of fifteen members of [[Hello! Project Kids]] in 2002. In 2003, she was a member of special un In 2009, Umeda returned to ZYX, now named ZYX-α, when all the members of Hello! Project participated in several special units. In August of the s
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• Nakajima Saki
  ...member of the [[Hello! Project Kids]]. In 2005, she was chosen to join the group [[C-ute|°C-ute]]. She was a member of [[Little Gatas]] and then [[Mix Gata ...he official website and blogs of the members. The last performance for the group was scheduled to take place in June 2017 at Saitama Super Arena, during the
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• Suzuki Airi
  ...he official website and blogs of the members. The last performance for the group was scheduled to take place in June 2017 at Saitama Super Arena, during the On May 27, 2017 Suzuki Airi announced that after the group disbandment she would make a return to singing as a solo artist sometime in
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• Okai Chisato
  ...he official website and blogs of the members. The last performance for the group was scheduled to take place in June 2017 at Saitama Super Arena, during the On May 27, 2017 Okai Chisato announced that after the group disbandment she intended to mainly focus on variety and talk shows but woul
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• Senou Azusa
  ...is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer, Actress, and former member of the idol group [[CoCo]]. ...irl group [[Otomejyuku]]. Later that year, she became a member of the idol group CoCo. Two years later, she started her solo career with her first single, "
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• Hagiwara Mai
  ...kashi na Daibouken!'' starring [[Minimoni]]. In 2005, she was one of seven members selected to form °C-ute. In 2007, she played a guest character in the anim ...he official website and blogs of the members. The last performance for the group was scheduled to take place in June 2017 at Saitama Super Arena, during the
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• Tsugunaga Momoko
  ...Bad Girl promo.jpg|thumb|378px|Tsugunaga Momoko promoting "[[Good Boy Bad Girl / Peanut Butter Jelly Love]]" (2017)]] ...e was one of eight members selected to form Berryz Kobo. She is one of the group's main singers. In 2007, Tsugunaga became part of the unit Buono!. She has
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• Tokunaga Chinami
  ...ect Kids after passing the group's audition. In 2004, she was one of eight members selected to form Berryz Kobo. ...gside [[Shimizu Saki]], which would include acting as a liason between the members of Hello! Project and management. Later in November 2015 Chinami announced
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• Sudo Maasa
  ...ect Kids after passing the group's audition. In 2004, she was one of eight members selected to form Berryz Kobo. [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Natsuyaki Miyabi
  ...o! Project]] as the sub-captain of [[Berryz Kobo]] and was a member of the group [[PINK CRES.]] ** [[UP-FRONT GROUP Telework Gasshou]] <small>(2020)</small>
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• Kumai Yurina
  ...e was one of eight members selected to form Berryz Kobo. She is one of the group's main singers. [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Sugaya Risako
  ...e was one of eight members selected to form Berryz Kobo. She is one of the group's main singers and arguably the most prominently featured member. * [2010.10.13] [[Oshare My Dream / Elegant Girl]] (おしゃれ マイドリーム/エレガントガール) <small>([[Ogaw
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• Kamei Eri
  ...ume Sakuragumi]] in January 2003 and released two singles as a part of the group before it went inactive. On December 15th, 2010, Eri, along with fellow members Linlin and Junjun, graduated from Morning Musume and Hello! Project on the
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• Michishige Sayumi
  ...ssor to [[Ishikawa Rika]], given the role they have each played within the group. ...different Japanese variety TV shows, either on her own or along with other members, usually with [[Yaguchi Mari]]. On summer 2009 she gained a decent recognis
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• Key-A-Kiss
  '''Key-A-Kiss''' (キーヤキッス) was an all-female J-Eurobeat/Disco group produced by [[avex trax]]. They were active from March 2000 to September 20 ==Members==
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• Miyoshi Erika
  ...pop]] singer and actress. She is a former member of the [[Hello! Project]] group [[v-u-den]]. ...s a solo artist, however nothing came about and instead she debuted in the group [[v-u-den]], with [[Ishikawa Rika]] and [[Okada Yui]]. She was also made a
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• Asanuma Takuya
  ...but he took what he could get and learn a lot from his time with them. The group released a major label album with [[Sony Music Entertainment]], which wasn' ...to his recording music with [[ROBO+S|ROBOTS]]. During this time though the group was really just him and a backing band, as he wrote, composed, arranged, an
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• Ohe Tomomi
  ...on member of [[AKB48]] and [[AKB48 Team A|Team A]]. She graduated from the group on November 23, 2008. [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Morita Club
  ...featuring members of [[Bishoujo Club 31]]. Comprised of seven members, the group was lead by [[Morita Ayaka (Bishoujo Club 31)|Morita Ayaka]]. ...it's unknown whether that influenced it or not, within a mere 10 days, the group changed their name to Morita Club.
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• Shibasaki Kou
  ...007.06.13] [[Group Damashii]] & '''Shibasaki Kou''' - [[O.ma.e Low Tension Girl]] * [2008] [[Shaolin Girl]]
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• Megamasso
  ...masso)|Ryohei]], the former guitarist and leader of [[Ayabie]], formed the group in [[Tokyo]] some time after his departure from the band in August of 2006. ==Members==
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• Kinoshita Yukiko
  ...48 Team E|Team E]] during the SKE48 team shuffle in 2013. During the AKB48 Group Grand Shuffle in 2014, she was transferred to [[SKE48 Team KII|Team KII]]. [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Jang Da Yeon
  ...ng. She participated as a backup dancer with the [[Hello! Pro Kenshuusei]] members in the ''[[Hello! Project 2011 Winter ~Kangei Shinsen Matsuri~|Hello! Proje [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Mitsui Aika
  ...] and the addition of the Ninth Generation, she was the only member of the group who was under 20 years old. * She is the first Morning Musume member to leave the group due to an injury.
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• Mikan (Morning Musume)
  ...rl|Bon Kyu! Bon Kyu! BOMB GIRL]] (ボン キュッ! ボン キュッ! BOMB GIRL) ...edition came with one of ten photo cards, one of each member or one of the group. The single reached #6 on the Oricon charts and charted for seven weeks, se
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• Kawamura Chisa
  '''Kawamura Chisa''' (川村知砂) is a singer and former member of the group [[Tokyo Performance Doll]] from 1990 to 1994. [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Ice Creamusume
  ...リー娘。) was a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] and [[C-Pop|Chinese pop]] girl group managed by [[Up-Front Agency]] and part of [[Hello! Project]]. In Taiwan th == Members ==
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• Li Chun
  ...embers of the eighth generation, thus making them the first members of the group to come from outside Japan. They made their concert debut on May 6, 2007 at On December 15th, 2010, Junjun, along with fellow members Linlin and Kamei Eri, graduated from Morning Musume and Hello! Project on t
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• Qian Lin
  ...embers of the eighth generation, thus making them the first members of the group to come from outside Japan. They made their concert debut on May 6, 2007 at ...rom [[Morning Musume]]. On December 15th, 2010, Linlin, along with fellow members Junjun and Kamei Eri, graduated from Morning Musume and Hello! Project on t
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• Itano Tomomi
  * Itano is close with original Team A members and [[Kasai Tomomi]]. [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Kawasaki Nozomi
  ...on member of [[AKB48]] and [[AKB48 Team A|Team A]]. She graduated from the group on February 27, 2009. [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Komatani Hitomi
  ...a]]) as a 3rd generation member. She graduated on March 31, 2012 after the group's disbandment. [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Maeda Atsuko
  ...er and actress. She was part of [[AKB48]]'s Team A. She graduated from the group on August 27, 2012 to focus on her solo career. * [2011.06.xx] GIRL POP 2011 Summer (''Cover & Feature'')
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• Kojima Haruna
  ...teikeba Ii"|AKB48 45th Single Senbatsu Sousenkyo]]. She graduated from the group on April 19, 2017. * She is close with first generation members, especially [[Komatani Hitomi]].
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• Masuyama Kayano
  ...on member of [[AKB48]] and [[AKB48 Team A|Team A]]. She graduated from the group on November 30, 2007. [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Minegishi Minami
  ...o Yoko]], and frequently asks Minami to take photos of the other [[AKB48]] members. * [http://www.akb48.co.jp/about/members/detail.php?name=minegishi_minami AKB48 Official Profile]
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• Nakanishi Rina
  ...on member of [[AKB48]] and [[AKB48 Team A|Team A]]. She graduated from the group on November 23, 2008. * As a young girl, her dream was to perform onstage at Canal City (which she has done)
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• Narita Risa
  ...on member of [[AKB48]] and [[AKB48 Team A|Team A]]. She graduated from the group on November 23, 2008. [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Oshima Mai
  ...on member of [[AKB48]] and [[AKB48 Team A|Team A]]. She graduated from the group on April 26, 2009. [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Sato Yukari
  ...Team A was held on May 27, 2010. She graduated on March 31, 2012 after the group's disbandment. [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Shinoda Mariko
  ...er the group debuted, through customer's feedback she was able to join the group before the second generation and is the only member referred to as generati ...m, over time he appears to have changed his mind and pushed Shinoda to the group's forefront in place of [[Narita Risa]].
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• Takahashi Minami
  ...A as of the AKB48 team shuffle in 2015, was announced as the succeeding 48 Group general manager. On November 2015, her graduation ceremony was postponed du * Is called "AKB's Papa" by some members.
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• Tojima Hana
  ...i]]) as a 3rd generation member. She graduated on March 31, 2012 after the group's disbandment. [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Akimoto Sayaka
  ...t Unit did not participate in this number, Akimoto would appear as a cheer girl for "[[Idol Nante Yobanaide]]". [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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• Hayano Kaoru
  ...] and a founding member of [[AKB48 Team K|Team K]]. She graduated from the group on April 26, 2009. [[Category:Former Japanese Girl Group Members]]
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