The Hoopers

Japanese pop group
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THE HOOPERS
The Hooper's Group Image. From left to right: Makoto, Haruki, Sena, Mirai, Cecil and Tsubasa
Background information
OriginJapan
GenresJ-pop
Years activeMay 2, 2014 (2014-05-02)–January 25, 2019 (2019-01-25)
LabelsUniversal Music Japan
MembersMirai
Sena
Tsubasa
Haruki
Cecil
Lee
Noa
Past membersYuhi
Mizuki
Makoto
Websitethehoopers.jp

THE HOOPERS (ザ・フーパーズ) are a Japanese pop group. They assume a tomboy style, inspired by the Takarazuka Revue. The group is under Universal Music Japan. Twelve out of five thousand participants were chosen through Fudanjuku's 'Next Generation Audition'. Seven of the chosen participants went on to form The Hoopers, and the remaining five formed AXELL. The Hoopers debuted on March 4, 2015, with 'Loving You' (イトシコイシ君恋シ)(Itoshi koishi kimi koishi). Their eighth member Cecil (who is also an Axell member) was introduced on their single 'Passionate Love' as a permanent member. Later in 2015 they held the Ikemen Audition, where they selected 6 people to become members of Little Hoop (they are described as apprentice members for The Hoopers). Lee of AXELL and Noa of little HOOP joined the group as new members on June 25, 2017, and on July 28, 2017, They released their new single 'Shamrock'. They disbanded on January 25, 2019, with a concert at Kanda Myojin Hall.

History

Members

Name Name Birthday Birthplace Role Remarks
未来 Mirai June 6, 1994
Tokyo Center
Vocal Leader
星波 Sena September 1, 1995
Kanagawa Prefecture MC & Play Leader
Acrobatics
Old stage name: Mitsuhashi Nanami, YAH (" Secret Girl ")
陽稀 Haruki November 26, 1994
Aichi Prefecture Fashion & Influence Leader Model for fashion magazine "KERA"
千知 Cecil February 7, 1997
Kyoto
Cosplay Leader Joined November 15, 2015
Concurrent as AXELL's Member
Lee Lee October 9, 1998 Chiba Prefecture Dance Leader Joined June 24, 2017
Concurrent as AXELL's Member
乃愛 Noa March 22, 2000 Kochi Prefecture SNS Leader Joined June 24, 2017

Graduated Members

Name Name Birthday Birthplace Role Remarks Departure
泉貴 Mizuki April 27, 1992
Tokyo Lover Mizukissu Mizuki officially graduated from the group on May 4, 2017, to pursue a civilian life away from idol life
佑妃 Yuhi March 8, 1994
Saga Prefecture Sub leader and acrobat Yuhi officially graduated from the group on May 4, 2017, for health reasons, after previously struggling with her health in 2015
麻琴 Makoto May 21, 1991
Kanagawa Prefecture THE HOOPERS' Leader
Acrobatics
Makoto officially graduated from the group on February 10, 2018
つばさ Tsubasa May 18, 1994
Tokyo Rap Leader
Ex-Mushroom
Tsubasa officially graduated from the group on January 25, 2019

Timeline

little HOOP

Name Name Birthday Age Birthplace Specialty
夏向 Kanata July 9, 1996
21 Chiba Prefecture Theatre, Dance
Kai July 13, 1999
18
Gunma Prefecture Rondato, Cartwheels
Rei March 26, 1999
19
Tokyo Guitar
梨桜 Rio March 16, 2002 16 Yamanashi Prefecture Drum

Discography 

With ranking in the Oricon Singles Chart[1][2]

イトシコイシ君恋シ (Itoshikoishi kimi koishi) (4 Different Versions: 初回限定盤A, B, C, 通常盤 (Normal Version))

  • Released: 2015-03-04
  • Format: CD+DVD(Only included with A&B)
  • Tracks: "イトシコイシ君恋シ", "未完成な地図", "イトシコイシ君恋シ(Instrumental)", "未完成な地図(Instrumental)"
  • Bonus tracks: "からくりピエロ" (Only in 通常盤 Normal Version)

雨を追いかけて (Ame wo oikakete) (4 Different Versions: 初回限定盤A,B,C, 通常盤 (Normal Version))

  • Released: 2015-06-03
  • Format: CD+DVD(Only included with A&B)
  • Tracks: "雨を追いかけて", "離さないよ", "雨を追いかけて(Instrumental)", "離さないよ(Instrumental)"
  • Bonus tracks: "Mr.Music" (Only in 通常盤 Normal Version)

GO!GO!ダンスが止まらナイ (GO! GO! Dance Ga Tomaranai) (4 Different Versions: 初回盤A,B,C, 通常盤 (Normal Version))

  • Released: 2015-08-26
  • Format: CD+DVD(Only included with A&B)
  • Tracks: " GO!GO!ダンスが止まらナイ", " DIAMOND", "GO!GO!ダンスが止まらナイ (Instrumental)", "DIAMOND (Instrumental)"
  • Bonus tracks: "Fire◎Flower" (Only in 通常盤 Normal Version)

Single

Release date Title
Oricon Weekly Single Chart
March 4, 2015 Itoshi koishi kimi koishi #16
June 3, 2015 Ame wo Oikakete #12
August 26, 2015 GO! GO! Dance ga Tomaranai #14
December 16, 2015 Jounetsu wa Kareha no You ni #6
May 31, 2016 Love Hunter #8
February 22, 2017 Shirotsumekusa #13
August 9, 2017 SHAMROCK #10
January 24, 2018 Vampire Kiss #5
June 27, 2018 Jewel no Kodou ga Kikoeruka? #5

Album

Release date Title
Oricon Weekly Album Chart
September 28, 2016 FANTASIA #15
November 28, 2018 FANTASIC SHOW #9

Live events

Live

2014

2015

Part 1 "Yuhi Returns! "
Part 2 "autumn of Kyun Kyun

2016

2017

Events

2015

2016

Joint live/ events

2014

2015

Mirai was absent due to poor health
Performed twice, day and night
Appeared at night

2016

Mirai, Yuhi, and Haruki took part in the fashion show

2017

Cast

TV

Network distribution

-On the 10, Sena was filling in for Mizuki and on the 17th Cecil was filling for Haruki

Radio

Other

Held Kera Shop Tour around Nagoya, Kabe, Osaka on August 14, 2016

References

  1. ^ "The Hoopers" (in Japanese). Oricon. Retrieved 8 January 2016.
  2. ^ "Tiktok Videos". Retrieved 9 August 2023.

External links

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