Juice=Juice
Juice=Juice formed in 2012 as part of Hello! Project, starting with five members including Miyamoto Karin, Takagi Sayuki, and Kanazawa Tomoko. Their debut...
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Juice=Juice formed in 2012 as part of Hello! Project, starting with five members including Miyamoto Karin, Takagi Sayuki, and Kanazawa Tomoko. Their debut single "Romance no Tochū" did well on the Oricon charts, and they've kept releasing music like "Ijiwaru Shinaide Dakishimete Yo" and "Karada Dake Ga Otona Ni Nattan Ja Nai."
Over time, the lineup changed. Akari Uemura left in 2017, followed by Miyazaki Yuka in 2018. New members like Fujikawa Nanako and Inaba Manaka joined, and the group faced some public attention when Kudo Yume was suspended in 2019.
Their sound shifted a bit with songs like "25sai Eien Setsu" in 2021, which felt more introspective compared to earlier upbeat tracks. The current roster includes Miyamoto Karin as leader along with Takagi Sayuki, Kanazawa Tomoko, Fujikawa Nanako, Inaba Manaka, Ishigaki Rika, and Uemura Akari as an honorary member.
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