After this post is a post on the juniors of the "golden age", which talks about all the juniors from kat-tun arashi up during his pre-debut and is really interesting. But hey, that windA s always, my part will be in green
blue, everything that is not in blue are the words of GSAM and not mine.
up SMAP Kinki Kids . I call these groups sempais because the only daisempais left in the company (as musicians) are matchy, Kinoppy (HG), Akkun (HG) and Kenichi (Otokogumi) and Only older group quq IAIS was 6 and not 5 huh?!) formed SKATE BOYS kids, a large group of juniors who danced for Hikaru Genji, which began in 1987. I know Kokubun Taichi (TOKIO) was also in SKATE BOYS, and the general understanding is that would be part of SMAP but in the end it was not. I read that he rejected his debut with SMAP, but do not know for sure if this is really the reason. Masayuki Sakamoto was not part of SKATE BOYS, but spent time on SMAP and thought that made his debut with them but obviously did not ultimately (I've seen in a video somewhere, I do not know if it was to smap or Tokyo, they offered sakamoto q debgarlic, left to right: Shingo Katori, Masahiro Nakai, Tsuyoshi Kusanagi
Back to the SKATE BOYS. SMAP was during those days as a sub-unit of that group. It maso less well known that SMAP stands for "Sports Music Assemble People" (Sports Music meeting people? People gathered from music sports? Could take several turns but these names never q tend to make much sense) . I have no idea what it means "sport music" but I read that SMAP was supposed to be a rap group in the beginning, so maybe "sport music" is rap? Oh Johnny.I've also read that SMAP comes from the initials of the members of Genji (the 5 youngest Hikaru Genji). "S" Sato, "M" Morohoshi, "and" A "in Akasaka. Junichi Yamamoto was nicknamed "Banji" which was popularized as "Pansy", so you take the "P" Pansy. " This argument was published in a magazine in 1989 and again in 2004, and SMAP might only have been a joke Hikage (as is Genji in a comic called SMAP razóny for some time thought it would be johnny interesting to have a group calledra SMAP) (already know the reasoning johnny rare and totally plausible q) . The group was formed in April 1988 and was Masahiro Nakai (15, future leader), Takuya Kimura (15), Goro Inagaki (14), Katsuyuki Mori (14) , Tsuyoshi Kusanagi (13) and Shingo Katori (11). Debuted on September 9, 1991 with Can not Stop! "Loving-, which ... somehow sold poorly. The lack of popularity of SMAP in the beginning is famous in the fandom. Well, in 1996 Mori Katsuyuki SMAP left to focus on his career in racing, never better. (What I got quoted in a former post: EB left in 1996 because he wanted to follow his dream of becoming a racing driver. He was active as a pilot from 2000 to 2004 and still active today in the racing world, appearing in advertisements. He is the father of a child
)
. This leaves SMAP as a quintet:
Here the girl puts a lot of songs for download, if you want you can go to catch your post
quietly. Is that they are enough to put them here, nor is it very difficult to get songs or videos of spam, so I
TMLXC Left to right: Tomoya Nagase, Tatsuya Yamaguchi, Taichi Kokubun, Joshima Shigeru Matsuoka Masahiro
first thing people usually learn about Tokyo is that they are a band as they were Otokogumi and The Good-Bye by that then. Usually people think they were the first band because they are still active, haha. The second thing people learn about TOKYO is his love of nudity. In Nagase heyx3 once said that when they met and drank, slowly began to undress until everyone was naked. TOKYO is a special group.
In 1989, Taichi (piano), Tatsuya
(bass) and
Joshima
(leader, twineMain RRA) were part of a junior unit called Taichi Heikeha until 1990 when it became part of SMAP with
Gakuen
Mabo (drums) and Nagase (singer) and future members of V6 Masayuki Sakamoto and Yoshihiko Inohara and a junior named Hiromu Kojima. In April of that year, Taichi, Mabo and Kojima were transferred to TOKYO BAND with Joshima. Over time the group was Tatsuya tambiény
things went well (they were all members of fewer and more Kojima Nagase)
. However, in 1994
inexplicably left Kojima (quote myself in the old post: Kojima suddenly left him in 1994, and the reason & oacute, n remains unknown but several speculation, as I wanted to go to USA to become a pilot, for example, or who had a huge fight with Matsuoka, or had a relationship with a fan.) when was believed that the debut was imminent, and replaced by Nagase
, who had entered the previous year
JE (here I have to make another break. If I remember correctly and I invented the things, so you see this guy (Kojima) was enough time in the group before entering Nagase, and went in a very strange time just before the debut, and at q I have understood, when it was replaced by Nagase This made it happen Nagase pretty bad because the fans of grupo) subunits are the 3 older and 3 younger. So we Twentieth Century (or Toni for short), which are the top 3: Sakamoto Masayuki (Maa-kun, father, leader), Hiroshi Nagano (breast), and Inohara Yoshihiko (Inocchi) and the three young men are Coming Century (or Kamisen, shortening), which are
Go Morita, Ken Miyake and Junichi Okada.
often say that the V in V6 is "victory", but has never said exactly what it is. It is speculated that stands for "volleyball" because V6 debut securSakamoto left the agency, had told Johnny-san, if not his debut when he had 20 years left him. And she did. And became a salaryman.
And then came J-Eleven, which was a unit created to reflect the boom for football in 1992. Members were changing much between 1992 and 1994, but during the time it lasted, Inocchi, Nagano, Ken and Go were members, as well as (at the end obviously) Ohno Satoshi of Arashi and many future ex and current members Musical Academy and Tomohiro Hara, Yuki Kohara, Akiyama Machida Shingo and Jun. When it was 1995, J-Eleven moríay Johnny had gone to Sakamoto for allegedly asking him to return Juga
