Hiragana Keyaki MV
- 8 years ago
Video showing the members of Hiragana Keyaki, the new sub-group of idol group Keyakizaka46, during their early lessons and recording their song "Hiragana Keyaki," which is on Keyakizaka46's second single release, Sekai ni wa Ai Shika Nai. The song is the background music to the video.
Members, in the order shown at the beginning of the video, are: Iguchi Mao, Ushio Sarina, Kakizaki Memi, Kageyama Yuuka, Katou Shiho, Saitou Kyouko, Sasaki Kumi, Sasaki Mirei, Takase Mana, Takamoto Ayaka, Higashimura Mei, and Nagahama Neru. Neru was the first member, having been assigned to the group last fall, when she was admitted to Keyakizaka46, before auditions for new members started. She is concurrently a member of both the main Kanji Keyaki group of Keyakizaka46, and Hiragana Keyaki.
Keyakizaka46 is the second group in the Sakamichi series, after the overwhelmingly popular Nogizaka46. Keyakizaka46's first single, Silent Majority, sold more copies in its first week than any other new female artist ever had in Japan. Their second single also started as #1 on the charts, and has now out-sold Silent Majority.
Members, in the order shown at the beginning of the video, are: Iguchi Mao, Ushio Sarina, Kakizaki Memi, Kageyama Yuuka, Katou Shiho, Saitou Kyouko, Sasaki Kumi, Sasaki Mirei, Takase Mana, Takamoto Ayaka, Higashimura Mei, and Nagahama Neru. Neru was the first member, having been assigned to the group last fall, when she was admitted to Keyakizaka46, before auditions for new members started. She is concurrently a member of both the main Kanji Keyaki group of Keyakizaka46, and Hiragana Keyaki.
Keyakizaka46 is the second group in the Sakamichi series, after the overwhelmingly popular Nogizaka46. Keyakizaka46's first single, Silent Majority, sold more copies in its first week than any other new female artist ever had in Japan. Their second single also started as #1 on the charts, and has now out-sold Silent Majority.
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