HoneyWorks

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### Years Active

2010-present (Vocaloid circle)
2014-present (Professional debut)

### Website

Official Website
LINE blog
Youtube (Off-vocal)
Niconico playlist
Niconico Community page
Twitter
iTunes
Spotify
TikTok
Ameba (last update: October 2015)

**HoneyWorks** (ハニーワークス, *haniiwaakusu*), also known as **Haniwa** (ハニワ), is an independent music circle, and the creator of *Confession Executive Committee*. The franchise is one of the group's major projects.

## Members

**Core Members**

* Gom (Composer)
* shito (Composer)
* Yamako (Illustrator)

**Support Members**

* Musicians
	+ Oji/Kaizoku Ou (Guitarist)
	+ Keiki Uto/cake (Pianist)
	+ AtsuyuK! (Drummer)
	+ Nakanishi (Guitarist)
	+ kyo (Bassist)
	+ Leon Yuki (Drummer)
	+ Hanon (Vocalist)
	+ Kotoha (Vocalist)

* Composers
	+ Kaoru (Composer, manipulator)

* Visuals
	+ Mogelatte (Illustrator, video editor)
	+ Emumelo (Video editor)
	+ TMK (Illustrator)

**Former Members**

* Rocoru (Illustrator)
* ziro (Video editor)
* Mario Komiya (Composer)

## Background

Although existing as a Vocaloid circle since 2010, it was not until 2014 that they made their professional debut with their third album and first studio album *Zutto Mae Kara Suki Deshita.* Many of their most popular songs were done with Vocaloid, but over time their discography included human singers more often, with a Vocaloid or other vocal synthesizer version of the song as an alternate cover. Their repertoire also includes demos for certain vocal synthesizers (ex. Flower, Xin Hua), as well as collaborations with major musical artists such as Sphere and Nogizaka46.
## Associated Artists

While the singer CHiCO isn't a member of HoneyWorks, she is a frequent collaborator with the group starting from 2014 after winning the *Utakashi! Audition de Grand Prix*, forming the unit **CHiCO with HoneyWorks**. This group has 4 studio albums and 18 singles as of 2023, and has provided the theme tunes for various anime and live action projects. Starting from 2019, HoneyWorks has also produced songs with the singers Hanon and Kotoha, who eventually became support members of the group and formed the singing duo HaKoniwa Lily. As of 2021, HoneyWorks is in the business of producing an idol group, Karen na Ivory, a group formed after the TIS 2021 idol auditions; and Takane no Nadeshiko, debuting in the 2022 iteration of the audition.
In general, HoneyWorks connects frequently with the *utaite* community, with many internet singers being featured on their *HoneyWorks Kyouku Utattemita* series of albums. A few of them also contribute songs for HoneyWorks's series, and HoneyWorks sometimes composes songs for them as well.
Specifically, the female *utaite* sana frequently collaborated with HoneyWorks, with her lending her voice to their third studio album *Suki ni Naru Sono Shunkan wo.*, and occasionally singing with CHiCO on a few singles. The male *utaite* Gero sings a few of HoneyWorks's releases, in addition to lending his voice to *Love Series* character Midori Hamanaka. Other notable *utaite* that have previously collaborated with HoneyWorks include Amatsuki, YURiKA, Mafumafu, Uratanuki, and Rinu. Halyosy, a popular *utaite*/songwriter, has also helped make songs with HoneyWorks as well as with LIP×LIP.
The seiyuu/singer Momo Asakura's debut single, *Ashita wa Kimi to.*, was also composed by the circle.
## Discography

Vocaloid CDs

* Love Roma (2010)
* Hatsukoi Note (2011)
* Rokugen Astrology (2013)
* VocaColle 3 (2015)

Albums

* Zutto Mae Kara Suki Deshita. (2014)
* Boku Ja Dame Desu Ka? ~Kokuhaku Jikkou Iinkai Character Song Collection~ (2014)
* Suki ni Naru Sono Shunkan wo. (2015)
* Nando Datte, Suki. ~Kokuhaku Jikkou Iinkai~ (2017)
* Sukisugite Yabai. ~Kokuhaku Jikkou Iinkai Character Song Collection~ (2020)
* Nee, Sukitte Itai yo. ~Kokuhaku Jikkou Iinkai Character Song Collection~ (2023)

Haniwa Kyouku Utattemita Series

* Haniwa Kyouku Utattemita!! (2011)
* Haniwa Kyouku Utattemita 2 (2011)
* Haniwa Kyouku Utattemita 3 (2013)
* Haniwa Kyouku Utattemita 4 (2013)
* Haniwa Kyouku Utattemita 5 (2014)

*For all* Confession Executive Committee *exclusive discography, see here.* For their works with CHiCO with HoneyWorks, see that article's discography page.

## Related Articles

* HoneyWorks Atelier
* HoneyWorks Premium Live

## External Links

* On Wikipedia
* Vocaloid Wiki entry

## Gallery

First logo (2009-2014)Second logo (2014-2020)Logo as appearing on the official websiteWhite variation of official website logo2nd YouTube Channel logoOld logo for 2nd YouTube ChannelOfficial image of the core members. From left: shito, Yamako, Gom. (illust. Yamako)Original version of the core member portrait. (illust. Rocoru)Expanded original group image, including most of the current and former members (illust. Rocoru)The Core Members' cameo in Yappa Saikyou!
## Trivia

* Their name and old logo are based off of the Haniwa clay figures that were popular funeral burial items in the Kofun period. Their first CD, *Love Roma*, features a trio of Haniwa representing Gom, shito, and Yamako on the cover, and many of their earlier works depict their logo the same way as *Love Roma's* haniwa were drawn. While they have long since stopped using it as their major mascot, they do use a text symbol of a haniwa (┏|∵|┛) in the signature of their videos.
* Their current mascots, the white bear Kumamaru and the panda Panmy, first appeared together in the HoneyWorks song "Suki Kirai", where they are depicted as stuffed animals that Kagamine Rin/Len hold. A similar looking panda appears in the background of "Nakimushi Kareshi", released a month before the former song. Panmy is supposed to represent a girl, and Kumamaru a boy.
* They sometimes represent their group name numerically as 828. In the *goroawase* system, it can be pronounced Ha-Ni-Ha/Wa. This number also serves as the basis for **HoneyWorks Day**, an unofficial holiday celebrated by HoneyWorks fans and crew that falls on August 28th (8/28).