Johnny's

Debuted in 1962

Teruhiko Aoi

Iino Nagami

Hiromi Mako< /p>

Nakatani Ryo

Four Leaves

Hokugōji

Aoyama Takashi

Eki Toshio

< p>Ori Shige Masao

Go Hiromi

(Search results: Super idol singer in the 1970s, a contemporary of Matsuda Seiko)

Shibugaki Team

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Yamaru Yuei

Fukawa Toshikazu

Masahiro Motoki

THE GOOD-BYE

Yoshio Nomura

Soga Yasuhisa

Kaga Hachiro

Kouichi Koichi

Tahara Masahiko Kondo Masahiko

Debuted in 1982, super Idol

Male Douhu Group (1985-1994)

Okamoto Kenichi

Takahashi Kazuya

Maeda Koyo

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Narita Shoji

Hikari Genji (1987-1995)

Utsumi Koji

Osawa Shuio

Katsuki Morohoshi

Junichi Yamamoto

Akira Akasaka

Atsuki Sato

Hiroyuki Sato

Ninja ( 1985-1995)

Cho Yanagisawa

Shinya Masaki

Naoto Endo

Nobuhide Takagi

Taishobu Shiga

Eiji Furukawa

Young Team (しょうねんたい) (debuted in 1982)

Katsuhide Uekusa

Ichikiyo Nishikori

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Higashiyama Norihi

"It was a huge hit, and many of the Little Tigers imitated and sang covers of the Youth League songs back then."

B.I.G. (debuted in 1998)

Toma Ikuta

Tomohisa Yamashita

Toma Ikuta, Shunsuke Kazama, Tatsuya Ito, Koichi Goseki, Sei Tanaka, Jun Hasegawa, Hayabusa Hasebe, Shoya Hattori , Yuta Fukuda, Shunta Miyagi, and Tomohisa Yamashita formed B.I.G. (later B.I.G. changed from a multi-person group to a duo composed of Toma Ikuta and Tomohisa Yamashita).

Most of the above are disbanded groups

Existing groups and individual artists:

Individual artists

Mahiko Kondo

< p>Okamoto Kenichi (former member of male Douhu group)

Utsumi Koji (former member of Maeko GENJI)

Akari Akasaka (former member of Maeko GENJI)

Atsuki Sato (member of Maemitsu GENJI)

Koichi Kobayashi

Kokubun Hiroshi

Mizuki Sano

Jun Hasegawa

Shunsuke Kazama

Ryokazu Higashi

Kotaro Takeuchi

ジミーMackey (retired)

Toma Ikuta[ Edit this paragraph] J family’s current group SMAP (debuted on September 9, 1991)

Masahiro Nakai (leader)

Takuya Kimura

Goro Inagaki

Tsū Kusanagi

Katori Shingo

TOKIO (debuted on September 21, 1994)

Shigeru Shigeru (leader)

Tatsuya Yamaguchi

Taichi Kokubu

Masahiro Matsuoka

Tomoya Nagase

The music is more like a rock group, long Se is one of the few tough idols in the J family. The comments I saw back then (2000) were that, as a group that inherited the past and ushered in the future, SMAP was still at its peak, KinKi Kids was a rising star, and TOKIO was in an embarrassing situation.

V6 (debuted on November 1, 1995)

Masayuki Sakamoto

Hiro Nagano

Yoshihiko Inohara

Take Morita

Ken Miyake

Junichi Okada

He was also considered promising back then, but unfortunately things changed after the scandal of Takeshi Morita's "Tsukigi no Goshi" Indifferent, Okada Junichi is the one who performs more now. Especially, V6 came to Shanghai for promotion and meet-and-greet in 2002 or 2003.

KinKi Kids (debuted on July 21, 1997)

Domoto Koichi

Domoto Tsuyoshi

Arashi (岚) (debuted on November 3, 1999)

Ohno Satoshi (leader)

Sho Sakurai

Masaki Aiba

Kazuya Ninomiya

Jun Matsumoto

タッキー& Tsubasa (Taki and Tsubasa) (Debuted on September 11, 2002)

Takizawa Hideaki

Imai Tsubasa

NewS (Debuted on May 12, 2004)

Yamashita Tomohisa (leader )

Keichiro Koyama

Ryo Nishikido

Hiroki Uchi (retired)

Nariyoshi Kato

Hiroyuki Kusano (retirement)

Takahisa Masuda

Yuya Tegoshi

Seki Yunichi (debuted on September 22, 2004)

Yu Yokoyama

Shibuya Subaru (Shibuya Subaru)

Murakami Shingo

Nishikido Ryo

Uchi Hiroki (retired)

Shoda Yasuda

Ryuhei Maruyama

Tadayoshi Okura

KAT-TUN (debuted on March 22, 2006)

< p>K-Kamenashi Kazuya

A-Akanishi Jin

T-Taguchi Junnosuke

T-Tanaka Sei

U- Ryuya Ueda (leader)

N-Nakamaru Yuichi

Hey!Say!Jump (debuted on November 14, 2007)

Hey!Say!7:

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Nakajima Yuxiang

Yamada Ryosuke

Chinen Yuli

Morimoto Ryutaro

Okamoto Keito ( The son of Okamoto Kenichi, a member of the disbanded male Douhu group)

Hey!Say!Best:

Arioka Daiki

Takagi Yuya

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Ino Hui

Yu Kota

Hikari Yaotome

Yuma & B.I.Shadow (debuted on July 15, 2009)

Nakayama Yuma

Matsumura Hokuto

Nakajima Kento

Kikuchi Fuma

Highland Yugo

Johnny's limited group NYC BOYS:

N: Nakayama Yuma

Y: Yamada Ryosuke

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C: Chinen Yuuri (ちねんゆうり) Chinen Yuuri

boys: B.I.Shadow

Tegomass (Tegoshi Masuda):

Tegoshi Yuya

Masuda Takahisa

Shuji Akira:

Yamashita Tomohisa

Kamenashi Kazuya[edit this paragraph]JR, undebuted group Kanto:

A.B.C-Z: Hashimoto Yoshiaki, Totsuka Shotagawa, Ikuto Tsukata Rakuichi, Goseki Koichi

Kiz-My-Ft2: Yoko Shibato Kadani Taisuke Kitayama Hiromitsu Chiga Kenaga Tamamori Yuta Nikaido Takatoshi Miyata Toshiya

Hip Hop Jump: Tanaka Itsuki (younger brother of KAT-TUN "Tanaka Sei") Morita Miyuto Hagiya Eigo Kamitani?

9?9ケイド、ルイス?9?9ジェシー

TARGET: Takada Sho Ohkawa Keigo Masuda Ryo

Kansai:

B.A.D: Naka Junta Kiriyama Terashi

w/Hey!Say!7 West: Kamiyama Tomohiro Nakayama Yuma Fujii Ryusei Takemoto Shinpei

Shigeoka Taichi Aragaki Yuto Kotaki Wang

Dance:

MA: Shingo Machida, Mikka Goshiya, Asoyuki

MAD: Yuya Noda, Kotaro Takeuchi, Hiroki Koshioka, Yuki Matsuzaki, Yusuke Fukuda, Yuta Tatsumi, Daikato Yukihiro, Eda Gokawa Murryo Maeda Haruri T.J. Matsumoto Yuki Oyamamoto Ryota Hayashi Shota Yu Ikeda

MADE: Imai Ryuiseino Hamitsu Fukuji Shinki Takahashi Ryusama Shita Takumi Akiyama Taiga Tooka Kensho

Jr.BOYS: Mis Snow Man (Blue Sky): Sanada Yuma, Nozawa Yuki, Iwamoto Teru, Fukasawa Tatsuya Watanabe Shota Sakuma Daisuke Miyakan Ryouta Onodera Kazuki Abe Ryohei

BAND: Question?: Ishigaki Daisuke Fujiie and Yimimura Daijiro Yodogawa Yukō Yi Aikano

FIVE: Nakaegawa Rikiya, Ryota Kamisato, Koji Makino, Daisuke Ishigaki

Other JRs:

Kanto: Toma Ikuta, Shunsuke Kazama, Hasegawa Junyama, Shoou Yuta Uekusa (Youth Team "Katsuhide Uekusa") "Son) Kyomoto Taiga Morimoto Shintaro (the younger brother of "Hey!Say!Jump" Morimoto Ryutaro")

Kansai: Muro Ryuuki Muro Ryu Tai Muro Shoya (the third brother of the room) Nakata Daichi Takahiro Hamada, Masashiki Hamada, Bunchu Ichikikuoka, Masahan Yamazaki, Kunta Chisaki, Ryota Chiga, Yuuma

Limited to: Dancing Crown: Yuki Urato, Yuki Hama, Chufumi Itsukada Ryoichi, Yamamoto Ryota, Chiga Kenaga< /p>