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'''Tomato n'Pine''' (also called '''Tomapai''') is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] [[Idol|idol]] group under the label [[Tomato n' Pine Tokyo]]. Tomato n' Pine formed in 2008 as a gravure idol and actress group with YUI and Kanaki after being semi-finalists for the contest [[Miss Magazine|Miss Magazine 2008]]. However in the summer of 2009, Kanaki took a break from the group to focus more on schoolwork. Then in 2010, Kanaki decided to quit the group and HINA and WADA were added to fill her spot. | '''Tomato n'Pine''' (also called '''Tomapai''') is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] [[Idol|idol]] group under the label [[Tomato n' Pine Tokyo]]. Tomato n' Pine formed in 2008 as a gravure idol and actress group with YUI and Kanaki after being semi-finalists for the contest [[Miss Magazine|Miss Magazine 2008]]. However in the summer of 2009, Kanaki took a break from the group to focus more on schoolwork. Then in 2010, Kanaki decided to quit the group and HINA and WADA were added to fill her spot. | ||
| − | Tomato n'Pine released their first single, entitled "[[Captain wa Kimi da!]]", on May 2010 on an indies label. To promote this single, the group performed two secret lives in Tokyo and Osaka. Then in 2011, the group made their major debut with the single "[[Tabidachi Transfer]]" under [[Sony Music Entertaiment]]'s sub-label Tomato n' Pine Tokyo. | + | Tomato n'Pine released their first single, entitled "[[Captain wa Kimi da!]]", on May 2010 on an indies label. To promote this single, the group performed two secret lives in Tokyo and Osaka. Then in 2011, the group made their major debut with the single "[[Tabidachi Transfer]]" under [[Sony Music Entertaiment]]'s sub-label Tomato n' Pine Tokyo. In November 2012, Tomapai announced that they would be "spreading apart" after a final live in December. YUI and HINA would go their separate ways in the entertainment business, while WADA would be quitting altogether. <ref>http://natalie.mu/music/news/80104</ref> |
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Revision as of 01:31, 28 November 2012
Tomato n'Pine (also called Tomapai) is a Japanese pop idol group under the label Tomato n' Pine Tokyo. Tomato n' Pine formed in 2008 as a gravure idol and actress group with YUI and Kanaki after being semi-finalists for the contest Miss Magazine 2008. However in the summer of 2009, Kanaki took a break from the group to focus more on schoolwork. Then in 2010, Kanaki decided to quit the group and HINA and WADA were added to fill her spot.
Tomato n'Pine released their first single, entitled "Captain wa Kimi da!", on May 2010 on an indies label. To promote this single, the group performed two secret lives in Tokyo and Osaka. Then in 2011, the group made their major debut with the single "Tabidachi Transfer" under Sony Music Entertaiment's sub-label Tomato n' Pine Tokyo. In November 2012, Tomapai announced that they would be "spreading apart" after a final live in December. YUI and HINA would go their separate ways in the entertainment business, while WADA would be quitting altogether. [1]
Contents
Members
Former Members
- Kanaki Jun (奏木純)
Discography
Albums
- [2009.04.04] Life is Beautiful (Indies)
- [2012.08.01] PS4U
Singles
- [2010.05.15] Captain wa Kimi da! (キャプテンは君だ!) (Indies)
- [2011.03.09] Tabidachi Transfer (旅立ちトランスファー)
- [2011.08.17] Nanairo☆Namida (なないろ☆ナミダ)
- [2011.12.07] Jingle Girl Joui Jidai (ジングルガール上位時代)
Digital Singles
- [2010.07.28] Nagisa ni Matsuwaru Et Cetera (渚にまつわるエトセトラ)
- [2010.10.13] 10gatsu no Indian (10月のインディアン)
DVD
- [2010.08.25] BLUE SPLASH
Compilation / Other
- [2011.08.10] ZONE Tribute ~Kimi ga Kureta Mono~ (#2 Yume no Kakera...)
