Omega Tribe (Japanese band)

Omega Tribe (Japanese language: オメガトライブ; stylized as ΩMEGA TRIBE), was a Japanese soft rock and city pop project led by roducer [Koichi Fujita that was active thought the 1980's and 1990's.
== History ==
=== 1980 – 1985: Kiyotaka Sugiyama & Omega Tribe ===
Kiyotaka Sugiyama & Omega Tribe is the first iteration of the band, who were active during 1983 to 1985. The group included vocalist Kiyotaka Sugiyama, guitarist Shinji Takashima, keyboardist Shunji Nishihara, drummer Keiichi Hiroishi, bassist Takao Oshima, and guitarist Kenji "Kenta" Yoshida. The band had a large presence on TV music programs, radio and commercials. Their most well known songs are "Summer Suspicion," "Kimi no Heart wa Marine Blue," and "Futari no Natsu Monogatari."
==== Conception & name====
In 1980, the band Kyutipanchosu, comprised up of Sugiyama, Takashima, keyboardist Akira Senju, and three other members, won the 19th Yamaha Popular Song Contest with the song "Gospel no Yoru." Despite winning the award and receiving an invitation for the event at Tsumagoi Exhibition Hall, Sugiyama was not satisfied with the song, feeling that it was incomplete. He refused the invitation and sought to make his own debut. The band caught the eye of Koichi Fujita, a producer and owner of Triangle Productions, who wanted Sugiyama to have a solo career. He then suggested the band change their name and that he would produce for them. Senju would leave the band after to become a professional, with Shunji Nishihara replacing him. The band would rename themselves "Kiyotaka Sugiyama & Omega Tribe."
The name was given by Hawaii DJ Kamasami Kong, who wanted to give them something "futuristically primitive" and could "help them lead the way into tomorrow without losing the richness of yesterday." The name was not at the top of their list, as the name "Tykes" was liked by the members, but Fujita chose "Omega Tribe." He liked how "Omega" (Ω, ω) meant last in the Greek alphabet and that "Tribe" meant ethnicity, and interpreted as the "final race" and "the last companion" for the "final people."
==== Debut and career ====
In April 1983, the band debuted with the single "Summer Suspicion" instead of the song "Kaifū Tsūshin," as requested by Fujita, and the single charted at #9 on the Oricon charts. The single was included in their debut album, Aqua City, which released on September 21, 1983.
In 1984, the band released River's Island, which included "Asphalt Lady" and "Kimi no Heart wa Marine Blue."
In April, 1985, guitarist Kenji Yoshida left the band. On July 1, 1985, the band released the album Another Summer (album), focusing their sound on synths such as the Polymoog and the Yamaha DX7 while cutting down on the brass sound. The album earned the band their first #1 spot on the Oricon charts and included the single "Futari no Natsu Monogatari," which was completed in a day and peaked at #5.
==== Dissolution ====
Fujita had created the project called "Omega Tribe" and placed it under the leadership of composer Tetsuji Hayashi. Since the recordings were performed by professional studio musicians, members of the band were not involved with the making of the recordings, leaving the members of the band frustrated. Because of this frustration, in the middle of 1985, Sugiyama proposed a dissolution of the band at the end of the year. The dissolution was supported by Hiroishi, Oshima, Yoshida and with Takashima and Nishihara opposing the dissolution. The decision to dissolve was unanimous at the end. The greatest hits album Single's History was planned to be the final album, but at the suggestion of Hayashi, they made another album called First Finale, making it the second and last album to reach the #1 spot on the Oricon charts. The band had started touring during the creation of the album, and did not play any of the songs.
The band formally dissolved on December 24, 1985, thirteen days after the release First Finale. Sugiyama would go on to have a successful solo career, Hiroishi would play for Crazy Ken Band, and Takashima and Nishihara would go on to form 1986 Omega Tribe.
=== 1986 – 1990: 1986 Omega Tribe and Carlos Toshiki & Omega Tribe ===
1986 Omega Tribe and Carlos Toshiki & Omega Tribe are the second and third iterations of Omega Tribe, who were active between 1986 to 1988 and from 1988 to 1991. Both iterations consisted of vocalist Carlos Toshiki, guitarist Shinji Takashima, and keyboardist Shunji Nishihara. 1986 Omega Tribe included guitarist Mitsuya Kurokawa, but left in March 1988. Carlos Toshiki & Omega Tribe included vocalist Joey McCoy, who joined the group in July 1988. 1986 Omega Tribe's most well known song is "Kimi wa 1000%" while Carlos Toshiki & Omega Tribe's most well known song is "Aquamarine no Mama de Ite."
==== Formation of 1986 Omega Tribe ====
After the break up of Kiyotaka Sugiyama & Omega Tribe, Fujita scouted vocalist Carlos Toshiki, a Japanese Brazilians who had debuted in 1982. He decided that Toshiki would make a good candidate for the lead vocalist of Omega Tribe. He brought back Takashima and Nishihara as they did not want the band to break up in 1985. He also brought guitarist Mitsuya Kurokawa, who was in the backing bands of Momoko Kikuchi and Hiromi Iwasaki.
==== Debut and career ====
The band released the single "Kimi wa 1000%" on May 1, 1986, which reached #6 on the Oricon charts. The single was included in their first album, Navigator (1986 Omega Tribe album). They released the single "Super Chance" three months after "Kimi wa 1000%," and was the only song that won the #1 spot for Tokyo Broadcasting System's "The Top Ten" and was used for a Super Fujicolor commercial starring Yoko Minamino. Their second album, Crystal Night (1986 Omega Tribe album)|Crystal Night, was released on February 4, 1987 and reached the #1 spot for the Oricon LP Chart.
==== Renaming to Carlos Toshiki & Omega Tribe ====
In March 1988, Kurokawa left the band for health-related reasons, leaving Toshiki, Takashima, and Nishihara as the remaining group members. The band and staff decided to rename the group to "Carlos Toshiki & Omega Tribe," as the "1986" in the name was getting old and that the staff wanted to boost Toshiki's presence.
The band released Down Town Mystery on April 6, 1988. The band released the single "Aquamarine no Mama de Ite" on August 10, 1988, which was used as the theme song for the Fuji TV drama Dakishimetai!.
In July 1988, American vocalist Joey McCoy joined the band after participating as a background singer for Down Town Mystery, and the band recorded "Reiko (song)" with McCoy as lead vocalist.
==== Dissolution ====
In 1990, the band transferred from VAP (company) to Warner Pioneer, releasing "Toki Wa Kagerō," a song written by Yumi Matsutoya and was included on their final album, Natsuko (album) on June 25, 1990. 
On December 14, 1990, the band announced their plans to disband after a final tour on Music Station. After the tour, they officially disbanded with the conclusion of the show on March 16, 1991 at the Nisshin Power Station.
=== 1993 – 1994: Brand New Omega Tribe ===
Brand New Omega Tribe (shortened as B.N.O.T) was the solo project of vocalist Masahito Arai that was active between 1993 to 1994. Arai was previously the lead singer of the group PAL, who had split due to creative differences, and was scouted by Fujita. The solo project was named "Brand New Omega Tribe" because of the production team that included Fujita, Hayashi, Izumi, and Urino. BNOT released two singles, "Aisanakute Īkara" and "Marry Me," in 1993 and 1994, and released one album, Beach Hippies, before splitting.
== Offshoot bands ==
=== 1992: D.O.M.E ===
D.O.M.E (short for Deconstructed Omega by Mints Entertainment; also known as Omega Tribe D.O.M.E) was an offshoot that was active in 1992. The band included Takashima and Nishihara as well as vocalist and voice actor Satoshi Mikami, bassist Seiichi Sakauchi, and drummer Michihisa Ikeda. D.O.M.E did not achieve the popularity as the previous versions, releasing one single, "Megami Tachi ni Aeru hi," and album, D.O.M.E, before splitting. After the split, Mikami returned to his work as a voice actor while Takashima had started work as a producer and director at Being Inc.
=== 1994 – 1996: Weather Side ===
Weather Side was another offshoot that was active between 1994 to 1996. The band included Takashima and Nishihara as well as vocalist Hideaki Takatori. They released three albums and three singles before splitting.
== Band members ==
=== Vocalists ===
*Kiyotaka Sugiyama (1980, 1983 – 1985)
**Sugiyama was the vocalist of Kyutipanchosu and joined Kiyotaka Sugiyama & Omega Tribe when it was renamed. After the dissolution, he had a successful solo career as well as a composition career, composing songs for Masanori Ikeda and Hiromi Sato.
*Carlos Toshiki (1986 – 1991)
*Joey McCoy (1988 – 1991)
**McCoy joined Carlos Toshiki & Omega Tribe in July 1988 after being a backing vocal for Down Town Mystery. He served as the lead vocalist for the single "Reiko."
*Satoshi Mikami (1992)
**Mikami is an actor and voice actor that joined D.O.M.E in 1992, recording one single and one album before leaving and returning to his acting career.
*Arai Masahito (1993 – 1994)
*Hideaki Takatori (1994 – 1995)
**Takatori debuted with Weather Side in 1994, recording three albums before leaving in 1996. He joined the band COA and recorded "Chase the Wind" for the Grander Musashi RV.
=== Guitar ===
*Shinji Takashima (1980, 1983 – 1985, 1986 – 1991, 1992, 1994 – 1995)
**Takashima was the guitarist of Kyutipanchosu and joined Kiyotaka Sugiyama & Omega Tribe when it was renamed. After the dissolution of Kiyotaka Sugiyama & Omega Tribe, he became a part of 1986 Omega Tribe in 1986, Carlos Toshiki & Omega Tribe in 1988, D.O.M.E in 1992, and Weather Side in 1994. He has since become a producer and director at Being Inc., being in charge of Bon-Bon Blanco, Aya Kamiki, Wands (band), and Naifu and being a producer of Tube (band) and Mai Kuraki.
*Kenji "Kenta" Yoshida (1983 – 1985)
**Yoshida was the second guitarist for the band, and left before the dissolution in April 1985.
*Mitsuya Kurokawa (1986 – 1988)
**Kurokawa joined 1986 Omega Tribe as a second guitarist and a bandmaster. He wrote and arranged the song "Interstate" from the single "Miss Lonely Eyes." He left the band due to health-related issues on March 1988. He died on June 6, 2020 due to sepsis.
=== Keyboards ===
*Akira Senji (1980)
**Senji was the keyboardist of Kyutipanchosu. He left in 1980 to peruse a solo career.
*Toshitsugu Nishihara (1983 – 1985, 1986 – 1991, 1992, 1994 – 1995)
**Nishihara joined Kiyotaka Sugiyama in 1983, replacing Senji. After the dissolution of Kiyotaka Sugiyama & Omega Tribe, he became a part of 1986 Omega Tribe in 1986, Carlos Toshiki & Omega Tribe in 1988, D.O.M.E in 1992, and Weather Side in 1994. He was in charge of some of the songs in the NHK program "Nandemo Q" from 1995 to 2004, and acted as the bandmaster for Toshihiko Tahara from 1997 to 2008.
=== Drums ===
*Keiichi Hiroishi (1983 – 1985)
*Michihisa Ikeda (1992)
=== Bass ===
*Takao Oshima (1983 – 1985)
*Seiichi Sakauchi (1992)
=== Producers ===
*Koichi Fujita (1983 – 1985, 1986 – 1991, 1993 – 1994)
**Fujita scouted Sugiyama, Toshiki, and Masahito and produced for Kiyotaka Sugiyama & Omega Tribe, 1986 Omega Tribe, Carlos Toshiki & Omega Tribe, and Brand New Omega Tribe. He died on October 11, 2009.
=== Lyricists ===
*Yasutoshi Senka
*Yasushi Akimoto
*Masao Urino
*Masako Arikawa
=== Composers ===
*Tetsuji Hayashi
*Tsunehiro Izumi
*Norihiko Hashida
*Tsunehiro Izumi
*Tetsuji Hayashi 
*Tsunehiro Izumi
=== Arrangement ===
*Norihiko Hashida
*Hiroshi Shinkawa
*Seiji Kameda (1994 – 1995)
**Kameda joined Weather Side for arrangement.
=== Sound producers ===
*Norihiko Hashida
*Hiroshi Shinkawa
== Discography ==
===as Kiyotaka Sugiyama & Omega Tribe ===
==== Singles ====
Year	A-Side 	B-Side(s) / Double A-Side	Chart positions(Oricon)	Label 	Notes
1983	"Summer Suspicion" 	"Nagisa no Sea-Dog" 	9 	VAP_(company)	First showcased at the 12th Tokyo Music Festival; won a Tokyo Broadcasting System.
1983	"Asphalt Lady" 	"AD 1959" 	36 	VAP_(company)	
1984	"Kimi no Heart wa Marine Blue" (君のハートはマリンブルー) 	"Ai o Maki Modoshite" 	12 	VAP_(company)	Theme song for the Tokyo Broadcasting System drama "Toshigorokazoku."
1984	"Riverside Hotel (song) 	"Joanna" 	21 	VAP_(company)	
1985	"Futari no Natsu Monogatari" (ふたりの夏物語) 	"Farewell Call" 	5 	VAP_(company)	JALPAK's 1985 commercial song.
1985	"Silence Ga Ippai" (サイレンスがいっぱい) 	"Rolling Memories" 	7 	VAP_(company)	Theme song for the Nippon TV drama "Non nee-chan 200W."
1985	"Glass No Palm Tree" (ガラスのPalm Tree) 	"Lonely Runner" 	5 	VAP_(company)	DyDo coffee commercial song.
==== Studio albums ====
Year	Album 	JP)	Label
1983	Aqua City 	4 	VAP_(company)
1984	River's Island 	3 	VAP_(company)
1984	Never Ending Summer 	8 	VAP_(company)
1985	Another Summer (album)	1 	VAP_(company)
1985	First Finale 	1 	VAP_(company)
==== Best-of albums ====
Year	Album 	JP)	Label
1984	Kamasami Kong DJ Special 	— 	VAP_(company)
1985	Single's History 	3 	VAP_(company)
1991	Dear, Summer Lovers 	51 	VAP_(company)
1991	Love Story Of Harvor View 	— 	VAP_(company)
1993	Kiyotaka Sugiyama & Omega Tribe Single Collection 1983-1985 	— 	VAP_(company)
1998	Kiyotaka Sugiyama & Omega Tribe CORE BEST TRACKS 	— 	VAP_(company)
2004	The Omega Tribe 	50 	VAP_(company)
2011	Golden Best Kiyotaka Sugiyama & Omega Tribe 	— 	VAP_(company)
2012	The Other Side of The Omega Tribe 	238	VAP_(company)
2018	Kiyotaka Sugiyama & Omega Tribe 35TH ANNIVERSARY All Singles + KamaSami Kong DJ Special & More	50 	VAP_(company)
==== Live albums ====
Year	Album 	JP)	Label
1986	Live Emotion 	— 	VAP_(company)
2019	The Open Air Live “High & High 2018” Complete	66 	King Records (Japan)
==== Remix albums ====
Year	Album 	JP)	Label
2019	Omega Tribe Groove	46 	VAP_(company)
==== CDBOX ====
Year	Album 	JP)	Label
2002	EVER LASTING SUMMER COMPLETE S.KIYOTAKA & OMEGA TRIBE	— 	VAP_(company)
==== Joint Omega Tribe albums ====
Year	Album 	JP)	Label
1991	OmegaTribe History: Good-bye OmegaTribe 1983-1991 	29 	VAP_(company)
2012	Kiyotaka Sugiyama & Omega Tribe Summer Suspension Futari no Natsu Monogatari Your Heart is Marine Blue 12CD-1061N Special Edition	— 	VAP_(company)
??? 	Kiyotaka Sugiyama / Omega Tribe Super Best 	— 	VAP_(company)
=== as 1986 Omega Tribe ===
==== Singles ====
Year	A-Side 	B-Side(s) / Double A-Side	JP)	Label 	Notes
1986	"Kimi wa 1000%" (君は1000%) 	"Your Generation" 	6 	VAP_(company)	Theme song for the Nippon TV drama "Shin Netchū Jidai Sengen"
1986	"Super Chance" 	"Navigator" 	2 	VAP_(company)	Fujifilm's "Super Fuji Color" commercial song.
1986	"Cosmic Love (1986 Omega Tribe song)"	"I'll Never Forget You" 	3 	VAP_(company)	Sanyo's WO8 image song.
1987	"Miss Lonely Eyes" 	"Interstate" 	2 	VAP_(company)	
1987	"Stay Girl Stay Pure" 	"Sand On The Seat" 	5 	VAP_(company)	Opening song for the Nippon TV drama "Koi wa Hi-ho!"
==== Studio albums ====
Year	Album 	JP)	Label
1986	Navigator (1986 Omega Tribe album) 	2 	VAP_(company)
1987	Crystal Night (1986 Omega Tribe album)	2 	VAP_(company)
=== as Carlos Toshiki & Omega Tribe ===
==== Singles ====
Year	A-Side 	B-Side(s) / Double A-Side 	JP)	Label 	Notes
1988	"Down Town Mystery" 	"Down Town Mystery" 	6 	VAP_(company) 	First single after rename; included in their first album, Down Town Mystery.
1988	"Aquamarine no Mama de Ite" (アクアマリンのままでいて) 	"Kairyūnonakanoshimajima" (海流のなかの島々) 	3 	VAP_(company) 	Theme song for the Fuji TV drama "Dakishimetai!"
1988	Reiko" 	"Wind Cage" (Wind Cage ~ Anemometer ~) 	15 	VAP_(company) 	EP, CD single, and cassette single.
1988	Reiko (English Version)" 	"Reiko (Original Version)" 	78 	VAP_(company) 	It was released in two ways: a Twelve-inch single and a 12 cm maxi single.
1989	"Dōshite Suki to Itte Kurenai no" (どうして好きといってくれないの) 	"Buraindo Purofīru" (ブラインド・プロフィール) 	24 	VAP_(company) 	Theme song for the Tokyo Broadcasting System show "Discovery of the World's Mysteries."
1989	"Hana no Furu Gogo (song) no Furu Gogo" (花の降る午後) 	"Bad Girl" 	26 	VAP_(company) 	Theme song for the Kadokawa Haruki Corporation adaption of Hananofurugogo.
1990	"Toki wa Kagerō" (時はかげろう) 	"Tsūauto Furubēsu" (ツーアウト・フルベース) 	26 	Warner Music Group	The first and only album after transferring from VAP to Warner Pioneer.
==== Studio albums ====
Year	Album 	JP)	Label 	Notes
1988	Down Town Mystery 	2 	VAP_(company) 	There are two versions of the album: The Daylight Version (cassette) and the Nighttime Version (record). The mixes of the songs differ in each version.
1989	Be Yourself (Carlos Toshiki & Omega Tribe album)	9 	VAP_(company) 	
1989	Bad Girl (Carlos Toshiki & Omega Tribe album) 	11 	VAP_(company) 	Only in the original album, the member's photo is used for the jacket.
1990	Natsuko (album) 	11 	Warner Music Group	The first and only album after transferring from VAP to Warner Pioneer.
==== Best-of albums ====
Year 	Album 	JP)	Label 	Notes
Promotional recording|Promotion	Carlos Toshiki and Omega Tribe with 1986 Omega Tribe 	— 	 	Best-of album not for sale.
1989 	Best Remix 	30 	VAP_(company) 	Co-produced by Koichi Fujita and Hiroshi Shinkawa, with Yoshida Tamotsu working on the remix, and this is the first time with Yoshida mixing the songs.
1992 	The Greatest Hit Anogoro no Watashi e.... 	— 	VAP_(company) 	Some songs from 1986 Omega Tribe, but the best album under the name of "Carlos T. and Omega Tribe".
2005 	Kyūkyoku no Best! 1986 Omega Tribe/Carlos Toshiki & Omega Tribe 	— 	Warner Music Japan	
2008 	1986 Omega Tribe/Carlos Toshiki & Omega Tribe Super Best Collection	— 	Warner Music Japan	Mail-order only.
2009 	Premium Best 1986 Omega Tribe/Carlos Toshiki & Omega Tribe 	— 	Warner Music Japan	
==== Live albums ====
Year	Album 	JP)	Label
1991	The Graduate Live	54 	Warner Music Group
==== CDBOX ====
Year	Album 	JP)	Label 	Notes
2005	1986 OMEGA TRIBE CARLOS TOSHIKI & OMEGA TRIBE COMPLETE BOX "Our Graduation"	— 	VAP_(company)	All singles and all album songs by Omega Tribe / Carlos Toshiki & Omega Tribe. 1986 BOX containing the top ten video DVD of Omega Tribe / Song , Carlos Toshiki & Omega Tribe Final Concert video DVD.
==== Joint Omega Tribe albums ====
Year	Album 	JP)	Label
1991	OmegaTribe History: Good-bye OmegaTribe 1983-1991	29 	VAP_(company)
2012	Kiyotaka Sugiyama Omega Tribe Best & Best 	— 	Warner Music Japan
=== as D.O.M.E. ===
==== Singles ====
Year	Title 	B-Side(s) / Double A-Side	JP)	Label
1992	"Megami-tachi ni Aeru hi"	"Dare Yori mo Boku ga" 	— 	NEC Avenue
==== Studio albums ====
Year	Album 	JP)	Label
1992	D.O.M.E	— 	NEC Avenue
=== Brand New Omega Tribe ===
==== Singles ====
Year	A-Side 	B-Side(s) / Double A-Side 	JP)	Label 	Notes
1993	"Aisanakute Īkara" (愛さなくていいから) 	"Sukidakara Ienakatta" (好きだから言えなかった) 	— 	Warner Music Japan	Kitano Fan Club.
1994	"Marry Me" 	"Paradise In The Snow" 	— 	Warner Music Japan	
==== Studio albums ====
Year	Album 	JP)	Label
1994	Beach Hippies	— 	Warner Music Japan
=== as Weather Side ===
==== Singles ====
Year	Title 	B-Side(s) / Double A-Side 	JP)	Label
1994	"Kaze o Daite" 	"Stil lI love You" 	— 	Pony Canyon
1994	"Ī no sa, Kimino Mama de"	"Sekai yo Futari no Tame ni Mawa re"	— 	Pony Canyon
1995	"Natsudakara" 	"Soredemo Anata wa Usowo Tsuku" 	— 	Pony Canyon
==== Studio albums ====
Year	Album 	JP)	Label
1994	Driving A Go Go	— 	Pony Canyon
1994	Happy Go Lucky 	— 	Pony Canyon
1995	30 ℃ 	— 	Pony Canyon
== Tours ==
==== as Kiyotaka Sugiyama & Omega Tribe ====
Name 	Date(s) 	Venue or No. of pieces
Domestic Tour '84 	1984 	27 pieces
Summer Sunset Concert Tour '84 – '85 	1984 – 1985	51 pieces
First Finale Tour 	1985 	52 pieces Was released as First Finale Concert and Live Emotion
First Finale2 ~ Omega and Live ~ 	2004 	Released as a DVD on July 22, 2004
The Open Air Live “High & High 2018” Complete (Pre-Live)	May 3, 2018	Hannō City Hall
The Open Air Live “High & High 2018” Complete 	May 5, 2018	King Records
==== as 1986 Omega Tribe ====
Name 	Dates 	Venue(s) or Program(s) 	Notes
Eye Bank Charity Concert 	July 10, 1986 	Nagoya TV 	First live concert.
1986 School festival tour	October 3, 1986 – December 1, 1986 	Akita University , Kanazawa University, Tohwa University, Takasaki City University of Economics, Tohoku Institute of Technology, Tokyo University, Bunkyo Gakuin University, Iwate University, Fuji University, Hirosaki Gakuin University, Konan Women's University, Fukuoka University, Meiji Gakuin University, Nippon University, Kogakkan University, University of Kitakyushu, Nagoya Gakuin University, Rikkyo University, University of Shizuoka, Shikoku University, Ehime University, Kagawa Junior College, Yamagata University, Kyoritsu College of Pharmacy, Toho University, Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, Jin-ai Women's College, Tokyo University of Science, Azabu University, Rissho University, Hiroshima Bunkyo Women's Junior College, Teikyo Junior College	
DOMESTIC TOUR FIRST 	January 13, 1987 – April 18, 1987 	 	First concert tour.
SUMMER EVENT TOUR 	July 11, 1987 – August 26, 1987 	 	
SECOND TOUR 	September 12, 1987 – January 30, 1989	 	
1987 School festival tour	October 10, 1987 – November 30, 1987 	Saitama Medical University, Okazaki Women's Junior College, Nagoya / Yume Colon, Ashikaga Junior College, Japanese and Western Women's Junior College , Mejiro Gakuen , Gifu National College of Technology 	
==== as Carlos Toshiki & Omega Tribe ====
Name 	Dates 	Location(s) or Program(s) 	Notes
1988 Event Tour 	June 4, 1988 – August 27, 1988 	Koumi Town Special Stage, Live in Kōriyama Kaiseizan Athletic Stadium|Kaiseizan, FC Event MZA Ariake, Sunset Dream Kishiwada, Osaka|Kishiwada Coast 	
Omega Tribe In Hawaii Tour 	July 10, 1988 	Hawaii 	200 participants; commemorating 100 times of the "Omega Tribe Youth 1000%" program
1st 1988 School festival tour 	October 2, 1988 – November 12, 1988 	Koshigaya Campus 	7 locations in total
2nd 1988 School festival tour 	June 24, 1989 – July 24, 1989 	Fukushima Women's Junior College, Aichi Welfare Pension Hall, Matsuda, Kanagawa|Matsuda Town Cultural Center, Yokohama Expo 	
1988 Event Tour 	October 6, 1988 – November 12, 1988 	Teikyo University, Showa Pharmaceutical University, Tokyo Women's Medical University, Iwaki Meisei University, Seinan Jo Gakuin University, Mukogawa Women's University, Osaka Gakuin University, Kagoshima Women's Junior College, Tokushima University, Osaka University , School of Medicine, Heian Jogakuin Junior College, Aichi Gakusen University	
Be Yourself 	November 27, 1988 – March 29, 1989 	 	Third tour.
Mandom Live Special 	December 20, 1988 	Nippon Budokan 	
Heart of Fire 	November 27, 1989 – April 27, 1990 	 	Fourth tour.
Shinjuku / Nissin Power Station 	October 12, 1990 	Shinjuku / Nissin Power Station 	
1990 School festival tour / Event Tour	September 30, 1990 – October 28, 1990	University of the Sacred Heart 	
NACK5 Live Special 	November 2, 1990 	NACK5 Stadium Omiya for Nissin Power Station 	
Chiba Expo '90 	November 24, 1990 	Makuhari Messe 	
Xmas Live 	December 23, 1990 – December 25, 1990	Kawasaki City Education and Cultural Center 	
Disbanded concert tour 	February 21, 1991 – March 16, 1991 	 	
== References ==
== External links ==
Discogs for S. Kiyotaka & Omega Tribe, 1986 Omega Tribe, D.O.M.E., Carlos Toshiki And Omega Tribe, Brand New Omega Tribe, Weather Side and きゅうてぃぱんちょす.
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