Ebisu Muscats
| Company type | Idol group |
|---|---|
| Industry | Entertainment, Music |
| Founded | 2008 |
| Headquarters | Tokyo , Japan |
| Products | Music, live performances |
| Parent | Pony Canyon |
is a collection of J-pop ensembles primarily consisting of Japanese gravure idols and AV idols, managed under the Pony Canyon label. The initial group debuted in 2008 as a segment of TV Tokyo's variety program , which premiered in April 2008. Their debut single, launched in 2010, attained the 8th position on the Oricon singles chart. The group's inaugural live show took place in July 2010 in Shibuya, Tokyo.
The Ebisu Muscats featured a dynamic lineup; by mid-2012, the active roster included 29 members while 45 had departed. At that point, leadership was held by original member and AV Idol Yuma Asami. The group concluded its activities following a farewell tour, culminating with a final concert on April 7, 2013. Despite undergoing significant surgery recently, Yuma Asami took part in the last event.
In September 2015, a successor group called "Ebisu★Muscats" was established, which later underwent rebranding to Ebisu Muscats 1.5 in October 2017.
Members
Final roster:
- Aino Kishi - third leader
- Yuma Asami - second leader
- Akiho Yoshizawa
- Rio (Tina Yuzuki)
- Sora Aoi - first leader
- Shou Nishino
- Minori Hatsune
- Jessica Kizaki
- Aika Ando
- Asami Ogawa
- Rin Sakuragi
- Rina Rukawa
- Kaho Kasumi
- Ayako Yamanaka
- Nanako Kodama
- Ena Kawamura
- Manami Yamaguchi
- Airi Nagasaku
- Haruka Ogura
- Ai Sayama
- Mui Kuriyama
- Yuria Satomi
- Saemi Shinohara
- Yui
- Yuri Oshikawa
- Hana Haruna
- Anna Anjo
- Rika Kawamura
- Rion Sakamoto
- Airi Kijima
Past members:
- Ano Aruru
- Ami
- Hina Kurumi
- Momoka Sugihara
- Kei Megumi
- Lemon Mizutama
- Moka
- Emiru Momose
- Saki Kataoka
- Yuko Shouji
- Kaho Natsumi
- Momoko Nishizono
- Natsuki Wakasugi
- Shiori Tsukimi
- Kozue Sakurai
- Rei Toda
- Yurisa
- Erika Kirihara
- Mio Kirino
- Nozomi Agawa
- Tsubasa Amami
- Akie Harada
- An Mashiro
- Kotomi Nagisa
- Miina Minamoto
- Sayoko Ohashi
- Mao Ichijō
- Kaera Uehara
- Haruna Orii
- Risa Kasumi
- Erika Kirihara
- Riri Kuribayashi
- Konan
- Eri Ouka
- Shoko Shibata
- Maki Sonoda
- Yumi Nagase
- Yuria Hayashida
- Natsuki Fukunishi / Ririka
- Akane Fujisaki
- Miyu Misaki
- Uruha Mizuki
- Mihiro
- Makoto Yuki
- Miyuki Yokoyama
- Maria Ozawa
Singles
- 2010 – JP #8
- 2010 – JP #14
- 2010 – JP #17
- 2011 – JP #28
- 2011 – JP #8
- 2012 – JP #13
- 2012 – JP #8
- 2012 – JP #7
- 2013 – JP #22
Albums
- 2011 – JP #17
- 2013 – JP #8
Members
Final roster:
- Masami Ichikawa (fifth leader)
- Mai Ishioka
- Miharu Usa
- Sae Kanzaki
- Nanami Kawakami
- Mirei Kurosawa
- Sina Tatsumi
- Rin Matsuoka
- Akino Fujiwara
- Yua Mikami
- Kana Momonogi
* Yuki Yoshizawa * Mihiro * Maity / Mai Kasuya * Saya Kisaragi * Hiromi Kobayashi * Moko Sakura * Yuka Shirafuji * Natsuki * Ayumi Nara * Yun Matsumoto * Nanako Miyamura * Airi Kijima * Aika Yamagishi * Yuuri Fukada * Noa Eikawa * Riona Hirose
Former members:
* Anri Okita * Shunka Ayami * Ai Uehara * Nami Hoshino * Aika Usui * Rika Usui * Aya Nagase * Moe Amatsuka * Nana Ayano * Rirei * Yura Sakura * An Tsujimoto * Rui Hasegawa * Tia * Kirara Asuka (fourth-fifth leader) * Tsukasa Aoi * Minami Kojima * Shiori Kamisaki * Iori Kogawa * Su-bu * Misaki Tamori * Hanami Natsume * Riku Minato * Hanon Hinana * Marina Shiraishi * Mayumi Yamanaka * Tina Nanami * Ui Mita * Mary Fujii * Yura Kano * Ayaka Tomoda * Kana Yume
PTA members:
* Sora Aoi * Yuma Asami * Rio (Tina Yuzuki)
Singles
- 2015 – "TOKYO Sexy Night" (TOKYOセクシーナイト)
- 2016 – "Sexy Beach Honeymoon"
- 2019 – "EBISU ANIMAL ANTHEM"
- 2019 – "Majogarita"
- 2020 – "Digital Noise"
- 2022 – "Seven Colors Story" (七色ストーリー)
- 2023 – "Night in Tokyo"
Albums
- 2017 – Kidoairaku (喜怒愛楽)
- 2020 – Mini Muscats
- 2022 – 10th ANNIVERSARY
External links
- Official website (archived)