Generasia would not be possible without tokyograph and all the wonderful people who've contributed over the past 15 years. Thank you!

Difference between revisions of "Tokyo Cheer2 Party"

m
m
 
(One intermediate revision by one other user not shown)
Line 39: Line 39:
 
* [2011.08.03] [[Yume ni Mukatte...]] (夢に向かって…)
 
* [2011.08.03] [[Yume ni Mukatte...]] (夢に向かって…)
 
* [2012.01.18] [[Happy Happy (Tokyo Cheer2 Party)|Happy Happy]] (はっぴーハッピー)
 
* [2012.01.18] [[Happy Happy (Tokyo Cheer2 Party)|Happy Happy]] (はっぴーハッピー)
 +
* [2012.06.27] [[RISE]]
 +
* [2013.06.26] [[Gamushara Spirits]] (ガムシャラスピリッツ)
 +
* [2013.10.23] [[Iijan!]] (いいじゃん !)
 +
* [2014.04.09] [[Susume! Freshman]] (進め!フレッシュマン)
  
 
==References==
 
==References==
Line 49: Line 53:
 
* [http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tokyo_Cheer2_Party Japanese Wikipedia: Tokyo Cheer② Party]
 
* [http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tokyo_Cheer2_Party Japanese Wikipedia: Tokyo Cheer② Party]
  
 +
[[Category:Japanese Girl Groups]]
 
[[Category:J-Pop]]
 
[[Category:J-Pop]]
 
[[Category:Idols]]
 
[[Category:Idols]]
[[Category:Groups]]
 

Latest revision as of 22:29, 14 November 2016

Tokyo Cheer② Party promoting the single "Yume ni Mukatte..." (2011)

Tokyo Cheer② Party is a Japanese idol group under the agency Office Junior Management and under the label Climb Music Entertainment.

Members

Tokyo Cheer② Party promoting the single "Todoke! Yell Ai Kotoba" (2011)

First Generation

Second Generation

Information

Tokyo Cheer② Party formed as a ten member group in August 2010. They made their first appearance as regulars on a radio program in October and then had their first live event a month later. The group released their first single, entitled "Todoke! Yell Ai Kotoba", a few months later in April 2011.

On June 2011, seven new girls joined Tokyo Cheer② Party as second generation members. Then on January 2012, they released their third single, entitled "Happy Happy", which reached #3 on the daily Oricon charts.[1]

Discography

Singles

References

  1. "Tokyo Cheer② Party". Japanese Wikipedia: Tokyo Cheer② Party. 2010-10-05. Retrieved 2012-02-20.

External Links