Fui ni

"Fui ni" (ふいに) is the second solo single by Tomomi Itano (a Japanese idol, a member of AKB48). It was released in Japan on July 13, 2011, on the label You, Be Cool! (a subsudiary of King Records).

The physical CD single reached first place in the Japanese Oricon weekly singles chart.^[3] According to Oricon, it was the 59th most selling CD single of the whole year 2011 in Japan.^[4]

Background

The single was released in four versions: Type A, Type B, Type C, and a theater edition.

Track listing

Type A

CD
No.	Title	Length
1.	"Fui ni" (ふいに)
2.	"Come On!" (Come on!)
3.	"Boku no Sei" (僕のせい)
4.	"Fui ni (Instrumental)" (ふいに -Instrumental-)
5.	"Come On! (Instrumental)" (Come on! -Instrumental-)
6.	"Boku no Sei (Instrumental)" (僕のせい -Instrumental-)

DVD
No.	Title	Length
1.	"Fui ni (Music Video)" (ふいに MUSIC CLIP)
2.	"Tomo Collection (Summer 7 Days Style)" (Template:Tomo Collection -SUMMER 7DAYS STYLE-)

Type B

CD
No.	Title	Length
1.	"Fui ni" (ふいに)
2.	"Come On!" (Come on!)
3.	"Don't Miss It!" (Don't miss it!)
4.	"Fui ni (Instrumental)" (ふいに -Instrumental-)
5.	"Come On! (Instrumental)" (Come on! -Instrumental-)
6.	"Don't Miss It! (Instrumental)" (Don't miss it! -Instrumental-)

DVD
No.	Title	Length
1.	"Fui ni (Music Video)" (ふいに MUSIC CLIP)
2.	"Tomomi Itano Interview (English Speaking Area Ver.)" (Template:Tomomi Itano Interview -English Speaking Area Ver.-)

Type C

CD
No.	Title	Length
1.	"Fui ni" (ふいに)
2.	"Come On!" (Come on!)
3.	"Tsuki no Inori" (月の祈り)
4.	"Fui ni (Instrumental)" (ふいに -Instrumental-)
5.	"Come On! (Instrumental)" (Come on! -Instrumental-)
6.	"Tsuki no Inori (Instrumental)" (月の祈り -Instrumental-)

DVD
No.	Title	Length
1.	"Fui ni (Music Video)" (ふいに MUSIC CLIP)
2.	"Fui ni (Making-of)" (Template:ふいに MAKING CLIP)

Theater Edition

CD
No.	Title	Length
1.	"Fui ni" (ふいに)
2.	"Come On!" (Come on!)
3.	"Dark Side" (Dark side)
4.	"Mōsō Denwa "Moshi, Itano Tomomi ga Koibito Dattara..." 1" (妄想電話「もし、板野友美が恋人だったら…」①)
5.	"Mōsō Denwa "Moshi, Itano Tomomi ga Koibito Dattara..." 2" (妄想電話「もし、板野友美が恋人だったら…」②)
6.	"Mōsō Denwa "Moshi, Itano Tomomi ga Koibito Dattara..." 3" (妄想電話「もし、板野友美が恋人だったら…」③)

Charts

Chart (2011)	Peak position
Japan (Oricon Daily Singles Chart)	1
Japan (Oricon Weekly Singles Chart)^[3]	1
Japan (Oricon Monthly Singles Chart)	10
Japan (Billboard Japan Hot 100)	1
Japan (Billboard Japan Hot Singles Sales)	2
Japan (Billboard Japan Hot Top Airplay)	5
Japan (Billboard Japan Adult Contemporary Airplay)	14

Year-end charts

Chart (2011)	Peak position
Japan (Oricon Year-end Singles Chart)	59^[4]

References

↑ "一般社団法人日本レコード協会 (2011年7月)" (in Japanese). RIAJ. Retrieved 2016-02-25.
↑ Jun Yamamoto (2011). "レビューリスト/音楽情報サイト:hotexpress". Hotexpress (in Japanese). Retrieved 2016-02-25.
1 2 "ふいに(type-A) | 板野友美 | ORICON STYLE" (in Japanese). Oricon. Retrieved 2016-02-25.
1 2 "オリコン年間 CDシングルランキング 2011年度 51～60位" (in Japanese). Oricon. Retrieved 2016-02-25.

External links

Type A at Sony Music

AKB48

Members

Team A	Anna Iriyama Shizuka Oya Nana Owada Mayu Ogasawara Natsuki Kojima Haruna Kojima Yukari Sasaki Haruka Shimazaki Miru Shiroma Kayoko Takita Megu Taniguchi Chiyori Nakanishi Mariko Nakamura (vc) Yui Hiwatashi Miho Miyazaki Sakura Miyawaki Nanami Yamada Yui Yokoyama (c, general director)

Team K	Moe Aigasa Maria Abe Manami Ichikawa Haruka Kodama Ayana Shinozaki Haruka Shimada (vc) Hinana Shimoguchi Mariya Suzuki Yūka Tano Chisato Nakata Ikumi Nakano Nana Fujita Minami Minegishi (c) Mion Mukaichi Tomu Mutō Shinobu Mogi Ami Yumoto

Team B	Ayano Umeta Ryōka Ōshima (vc) Yuki Kashiwagi Rena Katō Yuria Kizaki (c) Moe Gotō Nagisa Sakaguchi Miyu Takeuchi Makiho Tatsuya Miku Tanabe Seina Fukuoka Ma Chia-ling Nako Yabuki Aeri Yokoshima Mayu Watanabe

Team 4	Miyabi Iino Rina Izuta Saho Iwatate Rio Ōkawa Miyu Ōmori Ayaka Okada Nana Okada (vc) Saya Kawamoto Ryoha Kitagawa Saki Kitazawa Mako Kojima Haruka Komiyama Kiara Satō Nagisa Shibuya Juri Takahashi (c) Mio Tomonaga Miki Nishino Rena Nozawa Yuiri Murayama

Team 8	Nagisa Sakaguchi Yui Yokoyama Hijiri Tanikawa Nanami Satō Tsumugi Hayasaka Akari Satō Kasumi Mougi Rin Okabe Hitomi Honda Maria Shimizu Ayane Takahashi Nanase Yoshikawa Yui Oguri Erina Oda Shiori Satō Ayaka Hidaritomo Hatsuka Utada Yuri Yokomichi Yūna Hattori Hinano Noda Haruna Hashimoto Reina Kita Kurena Chō Moeri Kondō Serika Nagano Nao Ōta Nanami Yamada Ruka Yamamoto Momoka Ōnishi Sayuna Hama Ikumi Nakano Mei Abe Kotone Hitomi Yuri Tani Miu Shitao Riona Hamamatsu Yurina Gyōten Kaoru Takaoka Natsuki Hirose Karen Yoshida Rena Fukuchi Misaki Terada Narumi Kuranoo Miyu Yoshino Moka Yaguchi Karin Shimoaoki Rira Miyazato

Kenkyuusei	Nanami Asai Kaori Inagaki Izumi Umemoto Haruka Kurosu Minami Sato Nagisa Shoji Kurumi Suzuki Manaka Taguchi Misaki Taya Ayami Nagatomo Nanami Noguchi Nanami Harima Mai Honma Ayaka Maeda Saki Michieda Orin Mutou Kana Yasuda Mizuki Yamauchi Suzuha Yamane

Former members	Rina Nakanishi Mai Oshima Erena Ono Rino Sashihara (Moved to HKT48) Atsuko Maeda Natsuki Satō Yuka Masuda Kaoru Hayano Yu Imai Ayana Takada Haruka Nakagawa (Moved to JKT48) Sae Miyazawa (Moved to SNH48/SKE48) Tomomi Kasai Mariko Shinoda Tomomi Itano Sayaka Akimoto Tomomi Itano Amina Sato Ayaka Kikuchi Misato Nonaka Yuko Oshima Haruka Katayama Yurina Takashima Rina Ikoma Aika Ota (Moved to HKT48) Mina Oba (Moved to SKE48) Suzuran Yamauchi (Moved to SKE48) Sumire Sato (Moved to SKE48) Ayaka Umeda (Moved to NMB48) Riho Kotani Nao Furuhata Fūko Yagura Ayaka Morikawa Shihori Suzuki Rina Kawaei Sakiko Matsui Hikari Hashimoto Marina Kobayashi Mizuki Tsuchiyasu Mitsuki Maeda Asuka Kuramochi Rie Kitahara (Moved to NGT48 (captain)) Mayumi Uchida Aki Takajō Rena Nishiyama Yui Moriwaki Jurina Matsui Natsuki Uchiyama Moeka Iwasaki Chinatsu Okubora Misaki Iwasa Karen Iwata Natsuki Fujimura Mariya Nagao Kana Kobayashi Minami Takahashi (former general director) Sayaka Yamamoto Haruka Ishida Ai Yamamoto Miyuki Watanabe Wakana Natori Ami Maeda Rina Hirata

Units

Chocolove from AKB48 (Inactive)
Diva (Disbanded)
French Kiss (Disbanded)
No Name (Disbanded)
no3b
Not Yet
Queen & Elizabeth (Inactive)
Watarirouka Hashiritai 7 (Disbanded)

Solo acts

Tomomi Itano (Former member)
Misaki Iwasa
Tomomi Kasai (Former member)
Yuki Kashiwagi
Asuka Kuramochi
Atsuko Maeda (Former member)
Sakiko Matsui
Rino Sashihara (Former member)
Minami Takahashi
Mariko Tsukamoto (Former member, Adult AKB)
Mayu Watanabe

Albums

Singles

"Sakura no Hanabiratachi"
"Skirt, Hirari"
"Aitakatta"
"Seifuku ga Jama o Suru"
"Keibetsu Shiteita Aijō"
"Bingo!"
"Boku no Taiyō"
"Yūhi o Miteiru ka?"
"Romance, Irane"
"Sakura no Hanabiratachi 2008"
"Baby! Baby! Baby!"
"Ōgoe Diamond"
"10nen Sakura"
"Namida Surprise!"
"Iiwake Maybe"
"River"
"Sakura no Shiori"
"Ponytail to Shushu"
"Heavy Rotation"
"Beginner"
"Chance no Junban"
"Sakura no Ki ni Narō"
"Everyday, Katyusha"
"Flying Get"
"Kaze wa Fuiteiru"
"Ue kara Mariko"
"Give Me Five!"
"Manatsu no Sounds Good!"
"Gingham Check"
"Uza"
"Eien Pressure"
"So Long!"
"Sayonara Crawl"
"Koi Suru Fortune Cookie"
"Heart Electric"
"Suzukake no Ki no Michi de...Yaya Kihazukashii Ketsuron no Yō na Mono"
"Mae shika Mukanee"
"Labrador Retriever"
"Kokoro no Placard"
"Kibōteki Refrain"
"Green Flash"
"Bokutachi wa Tatakawanai"
"Halloween Night"
"Kuchibiru ni Be My Baby"
"Kimi wa Melody"
"Tsubasa wa Iranai"
"LOVE TRIP / Shiawase wo Wakenasai"
"High Tension"

Other singles

"Dareka no Tame ni (What Can I Do for Someone?)"
"Sugar Rush"

Related groups

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