Japan’s
K-pop Sensation
Discover the Captivating World of 9nine
9nine is a Japanese girl group that plays K-pop music. They are from Japan, but their songs, dances, and style are influenced by K-pop from South Korea.
9nine started in 2005 with 9 members. Many members have come and gone over the years. As of 2019, the members are Uki Satake, Sayaka Nishiwaki, and Hirona Murata.
9nine’s music mixes J-pop, K-pop, and electronic dance. Their catchy songs and lively performances make them very popular in Japan. They have many hit singles and albums.
Even though they are not Korean, their K-pop style has gained them many fans around the world, especially among K-pop lovers. Their mix of Japanese and Korean music shows how K-pop has become popular everywhere.
9nine’s Achievements
9nine’s music combines J-pop, K-pop, and electronic dance. Their catchy songs and energetic performances make them very popular in Japan. They have released many hit singles and albums.
Even though they are not a Korean group, their K-pop style has gained them a large international fan base, especially among K-pop lovers. Their mix of Japanese and Korean music shows how K-pop has become a global phenomenon.
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9nine Live Performances
9nine’s Success Story
- The band changed its music style from idol pop to electropop.
- In 2012, their single “Shōjo Traveller” reached the top 10 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.
- Their self-titled album, 9nine, debuted at number 8.
- On 27 February 2019, the group announced an indefinite hiatus on their official website.
- On 20 May 2019, Kanae Yoshii left the group and retired from the entertainment industry, leaving 3 members.
- On 21 July 2022, Sayaka Nishiwaki left the group and LesPros Entertainment but plans to return in the future.
- On 7 August 2022, Uki Satake’s contract with LesPros expired, but she remains a member of the group.
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