Negicco

Negicco
Origin Niigata, Japan
Genres J-pop, indie pop
Years active 2003 (2003)–present
Labels T-Palette
Website negicco.net
Members
  • Nao☆
  • Megu
  • Kaede
Past members
  • Miku
  • Misaki

Negicco (ねぎっこ, the name is officially written in Latin script) is a female idol music group created in July 2003. It is composed today of three members: Nao, Megu and Kaede. The group is from Niigata, Japan, and was created for the promotion of the local green onion (Allium fistulosum): the word negi (ねぎ) means "green onion" in Japanese. "Negicco" thus means "The green onion girls". The group is produced by Negi-pro Agency, and is signed to the T-Palette Records label. The single "Tokimeki no Headliner" number 20 on the weekly Oricon Singles Chart in November 2013[1] and Hikari no Spur reached the fifth place.[2]

Members

Actual members

Ex-members

Discography

Albums

Mini-albums

  1. ??/??/2009 : Anosorahe (アノソラヘ)
  2. 09/07/2010 : Plastic☆Star (プラスちっく☆スター)
  3. 20/07/2011 : Get It On!

Compilation

  1. 22/02/2012 : Negicco 2003-2012 ~Best~

Studio albums

  1. 17/07/2013 : Melody Palette
  2. 20/01/2015 : Rice & Snow

Singles

  1. 27/10/2004 : Koi Suru Negikko (恋するねぎっ娘)
  2. 25/01/2006 : Falling Stars
  3. ??/??/2006 : Bokura wa Tomodachi (僕らはともだち)
  4. ??/??/2007 : Earth
  5. ??/??/2008 : Summer Breeze
  6. ??/??/2008 : Attôteki na Style (圧倒的なスタイル)
  7. 10/09/2010 : Negisama! Bravo☆ (ネギさま！ Bravo☆)
  8. 02/11/2011 : Koi no Express Train (恋の Express Train)
  9. 20/06/2012 : Anata to Pop with You! (あなたとPop With You!)
  10. 13/02/2013 : Ai no Tower of Love (愛のタワー・オブ・ラヴ)
  11. 29/05/2013 : Idol Bakari Kikanaide (アイドルばかり聴かないで)
  12. 06/11/2013 : Tokimeki no Headliner (ときめきのヘッドライナー)
  13. 02/12/2014 : Hikari no Spur (光のシュプール)
  14. 16/04/2014 : Triple! Wonderland' (トリプル!WONDERLAND)
  15. 22/07/2014 : Sunshine Nihonkai (サンシャイン日本海)
  16. 11/08/2015 : Ne Vardia (ねぇバーディア)

Featured Single

  1. 21/03/2012 : Kanzen Kôryaku (完全攻略) ("Negicco × hy4_4yh")
  2. 26/08/2014 : Girl's Life (as Negipecia, a collaboration with Especia)

References

  1. ↑ "Tokimeki no Heddorainā" (in Japanese). Oricon. Retrieved 5 March 2014.
  2. ↑ "光のシュプール(初回限定盤A)". Oricon Style (in Japanese). Oricon. Retrieved December 16, 2014.
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