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Happie Nuts Magazine

***Happie Nuts*** is a Gyaru fashion magazine published monthly in Japan by Inforest Publishing. Targeted at women in their late teens and early 20s, *Happie Nuts* is highly oriented toward the style of Onee-Gyaru ("o-neh-san gal", lit. "older-sister gal") and dark-skin.

## History

*Happie Nuts* was first published in November 2004 as the successor to *Happie*, a fashion magazine targeted at female teenagers. *Happie Nuts* spawned its special edition, *Koakuma & Nuts*, in October 2005, which later grew to be *Koakuma Ageha* as one of the highest-selling fashion magazines in Japan.

## Models

Its exclusive models are called "Nuts Mates",
 which have included Ena Matsumoto, Sayoko Ozaki, Akane Satomi, Sayaka
Taniguchi, Miyu Ishima, Saki Nanba, Eriko Tachiya, Shizuka Takeda, Hiromi, Akane Suda, and Nicole Abe.

## Resources & Links

* Japanese Magazine Scans LJ
* Japanese Magazine Scans Tumblr
Me Jane

Me Jane is a Japanese clothing brand that is just as popular in America as it is in Japan. It was founded by SAJA CO,.LTD and holds headquarters in Tokyo. It is known for its sleeveless faux fur jackets and clothing produced in the 2000's. It is very popular with Tsuyome Gyaru, Onee-Gyaru and Ane Gyaru. There are a few pieces that are even appropriate for Manba Gyaru.

## Concept

Me Jane produces many different styles, suitable for many types of Gyaru. They produce clothes that are chic, flashy, cute, sexy, and more. They have many pieces from the 2000's available second hand, and still produce new modern clothes.

## History

Me Jane produced Gyaru style clothes in the 2000's and was most famous for its sleeveless faux fur jackets. These clothes are usually thrifted for a y2k style. Not much is known about the brands origin. It was founded by SAJA CO,.LTD at an unknown time.

## References

Poshmark brand page

Threadup Me Jane thrifting
Kuro Gyaru

**Kuro Gyaru** (黒ギャル; *Black-skinned gal*) is a sub-style of Gyaru fashion. The name originates from the dark tans worn by Kuro Gyaru. The style has graduated from the original Ganguro style and is considered one of the more prominent modern gyaru styles.

Black Diamond, a highly popular Gyaru Circle, is mostly made up of members who follow the Kuro Gyaru style and even some members who wear Yamanba and Manba styles associate themselves as Kuro Gyaru.

## Style Characteristics

* Big hair is often seen, straight or curly. Sujimori hairstyles are common.
* Hair colours are often bleached various shades of blonde or brown, and unnatural colours are seen such as pink, blue, green, etc.
* Furry legwarmers are often worn
* Brands include DIA and GALEO
* Nails are long and highly decorated
* Leopard print and fur (faux and real) is often seen
* Tans are medium to dark, and many Kuro Gyaru tan several times a week

## Modern Kuro Gyaru

Kuro Gyaru is one of the more popular styles of Gyaru today and is still worn by many gals, especially those in Japan. Black Diamond claim that part of their goal of 'world domination' they wish to turn all girls in the world into Kuro Gyaru particularly. The style, whilst popular, remains slightly inaccessible to some for its high level of upkeep and the cost of staying up to date with trends and tanning consistently.

## Examples

* Kuro Gyaru
* Kuro Gyaru
* Kuro Gyaru
* Kuro Gyaru
* Kuro Gyaru
* Kuro Gyaru
* Kuro Gyaru
* Kuro Gyaru
* Kuro Gyaru
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I Love Mama Magazine

**I Love Mama** (stylized as "I LOVE mama") is a Gyaru fashion and lifestyle magazine published monthly in Japan by Inforest Publishing.

Originally named "Mama Nuts × Ageha", *I Love Mama* was established as a special edition of two Gyaru magazines, the hostess-targeted *Koakuma Ageha* magazine and dark-skin obsessed *Happie Nuts* magazine.
*I Love Mama* is considered a unique magazine, as it is a magazine especially for "Gyaru-mama" females [Gyaru females who have children], consisting of the likes of housekeeping tips, parenting tips, and fashion tips.

Described as a "mega-hit" magazine, it has been the highest-selling Gyaru-mama magazine ever since its launch in 2008.

There is some Western interest in the magazine, and it can be purchased from Amazon and eBay.

## History

*I Love Mama* was first published in September 2008 under the name "Mama Nuts × Ageha" as a special co-edition of *Koakuma Ageha* and *Happie Nuts*, after these two magazines' special editorials for "Gyaru-mama" audiences gained considerable popularity. *Mama Nuts × Ageha* was the first-ever magazine devoted solely to the Gyaru-mama scene, and it became a smash-hit, with 150,000 copies sold during its first three days and an additional 30,000 copies sold. *Mama Nuts × Ageha* changed its name to "I Love Mama", becoming monthly in April 2009. Circulation reached 200,000 by October 2009.

## Models

The most notable trait of the models appearing in *I Love Mama* is that most of them appear in the magazine with their children. The children in the magazine are called the "chibiko".

Exclusive models are officially called the "Love-mo". Irregularly-appearing models are officially called the "Love-mama".
* "Love-mo" : Ako Hina, Chika Kiguchi, Satomi Daikuhara, Hanako Noda, Yukari Shirai, Saori Nakamoto, Chika Arai, Kyo Son (The twin sister of fashion model Wei Son), Ayaka Shirato
* "Love-mama" : Maho Ohshiro, Ayane Kubo, Saki Kawabata, Yukari Nakatsu, Akari Suzuki, Ai Hotta, Mariko Mizuno, Naho Mishima, Hiromi Sayama

## Resources & Links

* Japanese Magazine Scans LJ
* Japanese Magazine Scans Tumblr
S'Cawaii! Magazine

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**S'Cawaii!** (エスカワイイ！) is a Japanese fashion magazine, published on March, June, September and December 17th. It is the older sister of Cawaii! Magazine, and has been running since September 2000.

## History

Beginning as the older sister version of the now discontinued *Cawaii!* magazine, S'Cawaii! is aimed at adult gyaru who have graduated from high school.
Gyaru Tutorials

## Makeup Tutorials

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## Hair Tutorials

Beginner Guide to Gyaru - All About Hair(in English)Sweet Gyaru Hairstyles for Medium Length Hair ~ 1Hime Gyaru Hair Tutorial by SuiPrincess(CC in English)Easy Gyaru Hair Tutorial(in English)Fluffy Pigtails - Kawaii Japanese hair tutorial (Gyaru-Princess Style)(in English)Puffy Straight Hair Tutorial(in English)Gyaru Hair Tutorial - Half-up Ponytail mit Clip-in Extensions(in German)Kawaii Tutorial -5 - Mori Hair With Ayano Tokumaru(in Japanese - CC in English)Kuro Gyaru HAIRSTYLE TUTORIAL by Japanese fashion model HARUTAM - Black Diamondはるたむの黒ギャルデカ盛りヘアアレンジ(in Japanese - CC Available)2 Japanese Neo-Gyaru HAIRSTYLES How-to TUTORIAL by kawaii model - 鎌田安里紗ギャルヘアアレンジ
## Para Para Routines

*For Para Para routine tutorials, see here.*
Ank Rouge

**Ank Rouge** (アンクルージュ) is a Japanese clothing branded created in 2010 with Popteen Magazine model Rie Matsuoka as the brand's director. The brand was popular with Himekaji Gyaru and Roma Gyaru , but is not as popular in recent years.

## Concept

According to the official Ank Rouge website and Facebook, the concept is "With using the keywords of 'romantic and sweet-casual', we propose a dreaming girly styling fully packed the contents of 'kawaii and Love'.".

## History

Ank Rouge began development by Japan imagination Co., the company behind CECIL McBEE, in early 2010. In May 2010, Rie Matsuoka joined the team, and the brand was launched shortly after. In September 2010, the brand's Shibuya 109 store was opened, which would become the first of many branches to open. The Shibuya 109 store would be decorated with an antique, rustic style interior, which would play into the brand's original concept of "Gal Antique".

## References

1. ↑ Fuku BD
2. ↑ Ank Rouge Facebook
3. ↑ Shibukei
Shibuya 109

**Shibuya 109** (渋谷109) is a department store in Shibuya, Tokyo. It is well-known by Gyaru, and the store carries many popular brands for gyaru.

## History

Designed by architect Minoru Takeyama and built in 1979, Shibuya 109 was built to create a fashion community within its walls by using an open-plan flooring, which allowed visitors to explore the different brands and styles available. The store was officially known as "*Fashion Community 109*" (ファッションコミュニティ109) until 1989, when it was then changed to the current "*SHIBUYA109*". The name '109' comes from a play-on word for the parent company *Tokyu*.

The original target demographic was women in their early 30s, however that later changed once *109* began attracting young women and teenagers. Shibuya 109 is largely associated with the rise of the gyaru style and culture in the 1990s, becoming a hub for gyaru brands to open within the department store over the next two decades.

On October 30, 1987, a second building, "*109-②*", was opened; it was later renamed to 109MEN'S on March 18, 2011. The building was later renamed for a second time to its current name: "*MAGNET by SHIBUYA109*".

After 40 years, Shibuya 109 replaced their iconic logo on the anniversary of the opening date in April 2019.

## Culture

Gyaru from the 1990s and 2000s are largely associated with *109* as the store appeals to trendy young women, so gyaru often had to have the newest and most popular clothes. Shibuya 109 would be a meeting spot for many friends, and gyaru circles would find themselves at this spot often.

## Brands

Shibuya 109 has housed many popular brands over their four decades in operation, including CECIL McBEE, LIZ LISA and LIP SERVICE. An updated list of brands available at the department store can be found on the official Shibuya 109 website.

## Gallery

* Shibuya 109 in 2008
* Shibuya 109 in 1999
* Shibuya 109 in 1979
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## References

1. ↑ Wikimedia - Shibuya 109 in 2019
2. ↑ Tokyo Cheapo - August 12, 2019
3. ↑ Article of the logo replacement - March 16, 2019
4. ↑ Wikimedia - Shibuya 109 in 2007
5. ↑ Getty Images - Shibuya 109 in 1999
6. ↑ Image of Shibuya 109 in 1979
EMODA

**EMODA** (エモダ) is a Japanese clothing brand founded in 2009 by Ena Matsumoto.

## Concept

Taken from the official website, the concept for EMODA is as follows: "[MODE = Trend transmission]. EMODA is a brand of both high taste and real clothes that responds to women's desire to enjoy fashion by constantly incorporating new proposals in styling, materials and shapes based on the concept of "MODE".

EMODA combines colours, patterns and different materials in a world of black and white, and proposes styling that is feminine in its strength, and expresses a new form of fashion that goes beyond the boundaries of FASHION and is linked to MUSIC, ART and CULTURE".

## History

EMODA was founded in 2009 by popular model Ena Matsumoto, at the age of 23. The brand opened its Shibuya 109 store during 2009.

In 2013, the brand launched EMODA COSMETICS (エモダ コスメティクス).

In 2016, EMODA collaborated with surf brand ROXY, to create a monotone swimwear themed line.

## References

1. ↑ Fuku BD
2. ↑ At Press
Mori Gyaru

"Mori Gyaru", written as 森ギャル in Japanese, was only ever used once as part of a trend spread in the April 2010 issue of Popteen featuring Yui Kanno. The term moru (盛る) was also used by Rin from Ageha. In Japan, it was mainly considered the name or a short-lived trend rather than a style on its own, and it's mainly used as a style label overseas.

## Style Characteristics

* Mainly focuses on a natural twist to the traditional Gyaru style.
* The color schemes are mainly natural tones, such as cream, light floral pink and blue, and browns.
* Clothing is often draping and layered,
* Common materials are lace and cotton, also includes lots of florals and ginghams.
* Have bigger hairstyles, but more natural styles such as light waves, curls, or braids.
* less extreme than typical Gyaru, and much more makeup used than mori kei's minimal makeup style.
SPIGA

**SPIGA** is a Japanese clothing brand that produces some Gyaru clothing, and has a location in the popular Gyaru mall Shibuya 109. The clothing is appropriate for Agejo Gyaru, Tsuyome Gyaru, and more modern Gyarus.

## Concept

They carry a wide variety of clothing, from sexy and cute to simple and feminine. They also carry clothes for older women who are office workers. The use for the clothes ranges widely and is used for styles other then Gyaru as well.

## History

Not much is known about **SPIGAs** history. sadly, this is very common with Japanese Gyaru brands due to the fact that most of the information about these brands is private or difficult to find on a non-Japanese device. The brand has been very successful through out its time and is very popular with ladies of all styles in Japan.

## Refrences

SPIGA manager interveiw (2021)

SPIGA offical website
GOLDS infinity

**GOLDS infinity** (ゴールズインフィニティ) is a Japanese clothing brand founded in 2003.

GOLDS infinity has a focus on casual elegance and trendy clothing for young women; the brand is popular with Agejo and Onee gyaru.

## History

GOLDS infinity began in 2003 and opened their store at Shibuya 109 in September of 2005. Unlike most brands of the time, GOLDS infinity only had one store branch open for a couple years, as they focused on online retailing. Due to high demand, they opened 6 more stores across the country by 2009, including locations such as Osaka and Nagoya.

They closed their Shibuya store in 2015, and the other branches and website were shortly closed down afterwards. The website and blog were active until around June 2017.
Angeleek/Members

## Former Members

### 1st Generation

*11 founding members*

* Yukiko Kojima (ユキコ)
	+ Leader
* Makko (マッコ)
* Noemi Onishi
* Kyoko (きょうこ)

### 2nd Generation

*(retired September 2004 )*

* Kanapen (かなぺん)
* Aya (綾)
* Akiko
* Pikarosa
* Chiharu
* Ikumi
* Paru2
* Nami (那美)

### 3rd Generation

* Moe (もえ)
* Meguu (めぐぅ)
* Mikatii ()

### 5th Generation

*retired October 10, 2009*

* Mika (美佳)
	+ Leader
* Namiko (那美子)
	+ Leader
* Kotome (琴芽)
	+ Deputy Leader
* Kyoko (京子)
* Emi (恵美)
* Yuuka (優香)
* Arisa (愛梨紗)
* Megumi (恵)
* Junko (淳子)
* Miki (美妃)
* Satomi (さとみ)
* Nanapokke (ななぽっけ)
* Micchi (みっち)
* Tomoe (知枝)
* Kaori (香緒里)
* Chiemi (千絵美)
* Yuuna (ゆうな)
* Manami (マナミ)
* Yumi (ユミ)

### 6th Generation

* Sumie Tanaka (田中寿美枝)
	+ Leader
* Yuuko Tanaka (田中優子)
	+ Leader
* Eri (えり)
* Mio (みお)

### 7th Generation

*(retired December 9, 2007 )*

* Kurumi (久留美)
* Ayaka (あやか)
* Kiyoko Shibutani (渋谷聖華)
* Tomoka Nakamura (中村友香)
* Aya Sasahara (笹原彩)
* Rina Sano (佐野莉菜)
* Kaoru Ida (依田薫)
* Trisha Lagoi (ﾄリｰシｬﾗｰゴｲ)
* Saori Katsumata (勝又沙織)
* Arisa (ありさ)
* Kanae Watanabe (渡邊花絵)
* Kira Yume (夢祁羅)
* Sumire Fujita (藤田すみれ)
* Kazumi Watanabe (遠藤佳美)
* Mitsuyoshi Murano (村野光淑)
* Hazuki (はづき)
* Kaori (かおり)

### 8th Generation

*(retired December 27, 2008 )*

* Yuri (ゆり)
* Chii (ちぃ)
* Serina (世莉菜)
* Tomomi (智美)
* Yuri (百合)
* Midori (緑)
* Midori Abe (阿部翠)
* Yuuko Saito (斎藤優子)
* Mami Aoyagi (青柳茉未)
* Saori Iida (飯田早織)
* Kanako (カナコ)

### 9th Generation

* Kana Miwasa (三澤佳奈)
* Mina Watanabe (渡辺美菜)
* Ai Aoki (青木愛)
* Anna Hayashiya (林家あんな)
* Shige (しげ)

### 10th Generation

*retired around 2015*

* Gehako (げーはーこ)
	+ Leader
* Tomonya (ともにゃ)

## References

1. ↑ Ange Magazine - September 2004
2. ↑ Rina Sano Twitter - December 9, 2007
3. ↑ Kyon's Ameblo - December 28, 2008

* Way Back Machine - Angeleek HP, October 29, 2004
* Twitter - September 2002
* 月曜から夜ふかし - March 23, 2019
Cawaii! Magazine

**Cawaii!** is a fashion magazine published in Taiwan, People's Republic of China, Thailand, and previously in Japan.

## History

Launched as a monthly Gyaru fashion magazine targeted at women in their teens in Japan in March 1996, *Cawaii!* grew to be one of Japan's major gal magazines, and spawned its two sister magazines, *S Cawaii!* and *Hanachu*. Circulation peaked at 400,000 in 2000.

The Chinese edition and the Taiwanese edition were founded before the early 2000s, and the Thai edition was founded in May 2004. The original Japanese edition suspended publication in May 2009 due to declining circulation.

## Resources & Links

* Japanese Magazine Scans LJ
* Japanese Magazine Scans Tumblr
COCOLULU

**COCOLULU** (ココルル), also known as **Cocolulu by CO&LU**, is a Japanese clothing brand founded in 1998.

The brand focuses on primary and bright colours and casual American clothing; is is worn by styles such as Amekaji Gyaru.

## History

COCOLULU had a flagship store in Shibuya 109 on the 6th floor, which opened in 1998, and its second store opened in April 2009 at Shibuya 109-2. The 109-2 store closed on February 12, 2021, and the main Shibuya 109 store closed on January 31, 2016.

From 2003 until 2004, the brand name was printed onto the back of jeans, which later became a staple of the brand's style.
CECIL McBEE

**CECIL McBEE** is a Japanese clothing brand founded in 1984.

The brand sells sleek, mature clothing for young women, and is often popular with styles such as Onee gyaru.

## History

CECIL McBEE was founded in 1984, with its flagship store in Shibuya 109 opening in 1987; the brand became one of the biggest and most successful stores in 109. In 2017, CECIL McBEE rebranded, and their iconic logo was redesigned in 2019. The logo was changed from a serif font to a sans serif style, allowing for more accessibility and visibility.

In July 2020, all store branches were closed due to the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. In November 2021, the flagship store in Shibuya closed down.

## In Popular Culture

In the manga revival of GALS!, the character Mami Honda becomes the store manager of CECIL McBEE in Shibuya 109 on June 29th in the story. On the same day, June 29, 2021, GALS! and CECIL McBEE collaborated and released GALS! themed clothing, and the characters modelled garments from the brand too.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.fashionsnap.com/article/2019-10-25/cecil-mcbee-logo/ Announcement of Logo Redesign (October 25, 2019)
2. ↑ https://twitter.com/animateonline/status/1409527007927431173 Twitter Announcement of Collaboration (June 28, 2021)
Kogal

**Kogal** or **Kogyaru** (コギャル) refers to Gyaru who are still students and utilize their school uniforms as part of their style. They are generally younger than most Gyaru and relates mostly to young girls in high school. Kogals are a major part of Gyaru and were the originator of many modern Gyaru styles.

The look of a Kogal is inspired by the idea of a sun-tanned California Valley Girl, and due to this Kogal incorporates a solid base tan as well as bleached blonde hair. Kogals derived their own set of slang terms known as 'Kogalese' which was used by many different Gyaru back at the surfacing of the Gyaru style.

The term Kogal's etymology is disputed. The most common theory is that it was derived from the Japanese word for "high school", kōtō gakkō (高等学校), or kōkō (高校) for short, although others claim that it comes from *ko* (子), the Japanese word for "girl" or "child".

## Style

Kogals often shorten the length of their skirts by tucking in the top part in order to expose more bare leg. Cardigans are often worn above the school uniform and commonly in pink, white, or beige. Loose socks are an iconic part of Kogal fashion and commonly 60 to 100cm long. In order to prevent the loose socks from collapsing, sock glue is used to keep them in place. The shopping bags of the various Gyaru brands are commonly used as secondary bag next to the school one. During colder seasons, plaid scarves in beige or brown tones are commonly worn.

## Examples :3

* Kogal
* Kogal
* Kogal
* Kogal
* Kogal
* Kogal
* Kogal
* Kogal
* Kogal
* Kogal
* Kogal
* Kogal
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Natsumi Yoshida

**Natsumi Yoshida** (吉田夏海) is a former egg Magazine, BLENDA Magazine and PINKY Magazine model.

## Background

Yoshida was born on July 15, 1987 in Tokyo, Japan. She is 167cm tall, and her blood type is A.

She joined egg Magazine at age 15 in 2002, and stayed with the magazine until 2006. In April 2007, she joined BLENDA Magazine and was a regular model until May 2009. She was transferred from BLENDA to PINKY Magazine from May until December of 2009, but later returned to BLENDA from 2010 until 2014.

## Gallery

* 2013
* 2015
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## Links

* Twitter
* Instagram
Gyaru Hairstyles

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**Hair** is an important factor in the Gyaru style. Hairstyles, cuts and colors vary between different styles and years. There are many popular hairstyles for each sub-style, and there are looks for each person's needs. Bellow are listed Gyaru hair traits, but remember all sub-styles have different hair silhouettes, these are just main consistences throughout them.

## Main Elements

* Gyaru hair is often bold and stands out more than the usual hairstyle or cut seen in Japan.
* Bleached hair, mostly blonde, red and light brown, some Gyaru dye their hair unnatural colors, usually pink, purple, or blue.
* Gyaru hair tends to have a lot of volume or height
* Hair usually incorporates curls or crimping, but isn't usually straight. Some sub-styles use tight braids
* Side parts are more popular, since Gyaru is from the 90's and 2000's
* Most Gyaru hair has bangs or face framing pieces
* Almost all Gyaru have long hair

## Gallery

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Mode Gyaru

**Mode** (モード) is a sub-style of Gyaru fashion. *Mode* is the Japanese word for 'high fashion' (similar to the French word *mode*). Mode Gyaru focuses on sleek lines, interesting cuts, bold patterns, conforming to or changing the body shape to make dramatic silhouettes. The style came into the limelight around 2009-2010.

Popular Mode brands include EMODA and MURUA. Similarly to Agejo, this is a style of gyaru that tends to be favoured by older gyaru, however this style can be worn well into someone's 30s whilst still being able to retain a gyaru style. The style is very classy and very appropriate for all types of life, such as working, dining, going out and casual arrangements.

## Style Characteristics

* Skin tone can vary from pale to medium tanned (natural looking tan)
* Black and white clothing often worn, occasionally subtle colour is worked in
* Heels are most common as footwear, or heeled boots
* Hairstyles are very toned down and sleek, opting for tied back styles, straight or short styles.
* Brand names are common
* Makeup is generally quite simple, occasionally smokey
* Skirts and dresses are staples of the style
* Nails are usually simple French manicure or toned down colours
* No deco or bright colours

## Examples

* Mode Gyaru
* Mode Gyaru
* Mode Gyaru
* Mode Gyaru
* Mode Gyaru
* Mode Gyaru
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Help Pages

Help Pages are pages scattered around the wiki created with the intention of helping readers. Below is a list with all the pages on the wiki considered Help Pages. If you create or find a page that can be considered a help page, you may add it to the list.

## Wikia

* (Wikia-related help pages should be added here)

## Roleplaying

* How to Rp
* How to be completely innocent in a Rp
* How to be cool in a Rp
* How to be evil in a Rp

## Life and feelings

* Anger or Sadness
* How to be happy
* How to forgive someone
* Why you should never be sad

## Other

* (Help pages not related to the above sections should be added here)
Hiromi Hosoi

**Hiromi Hosoi** (細井宏美), also known as 'Romihi' (ろみひ), is a S'Cawaii! Magazine model, and a former egg Magazine model.

## Background

She was born on May 13, 1989; she is 148cm tall and her blood type is A.

She debuted in egg Magazine in 2006, with her first cover being on the August 2007 issue. During her time as a popular egg model, she appeared on the cover of the magazine 24 times. She announced her graduation from egg in the August 2012 issue, and transferred to S'Cawaii! Magazine.

## Style

* Around 2006-2008, bright, colorful Haaady style
	+ Bleached hair, long, sometimes featuring colorful highlights
	+ Light tan
* S'Cawaii! (2012-), mature Onee style
	+ Dark blond, brown and black hair
	+ Wearing black, white and brown clothing
	+ Toned-down makeup, light tan

## Gallery

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Agejo Gyaru

**Agejo** (age嬢), short for "Ageha Lady", is a sub-style of Gyaru inspired by Ageha magazine. It is generally worn by, but is not exclusively limited to a hostess, influenced by expressing a high level of sex appeal through the style and attitude.

Overseas, Agejo is mostly associated with the style that was prevalent in Ageha during the late 2000s, whereas in Japan it is covers any style promoted in the magazine.

The style is often found more in older Gyaru, and rarely seen on young Gyaru due to the mature status of the style. Whilst Agejo is quite a revealing style at times, it remains very classy.

## Style Characteristics

* Big, intricate hairstyles. Curls and long hair are the most common.
* Long nails, often with heavy deco
* Gyaru makeup has very thick eyeliner on top and bottom, with thick lashes
* Dolly-style circle lens, various colours are seen
* Colour combinations of clothing is commonly Black X Pink/White/Purple
* Lingere aspects such as showing a fancy bra, having garter stockings, and corset lacing.
* Tight clothing, often dresses or skirts are worn and very short.
* Brand-name bags and jewelry

## Modern Agejo

As a modern style Agejo still remains very true to its origins and design, with some slight evolution in the clothing brands that are favoured, as well as styles changing with the seasonal trends. There is still focus on some brands for Agejo Gyaru, MA\*RS still being a very prominent brand for the style. There is a slight tone down in as much as an introduction of more pastel colours as an accompaniment to co-ords as well as frills and softer looking clothing.

Hairstyles for Agejo have developed to be softer and less intricate, although large hairstyles are still sometimes seen. Long flowing curls are common as is sometimes long straight hair. Nails are not as huge of a detail as they used to be, in terms of heavily deco nails are not as essential, and natural nails or French manicured nails are just as appropriate.

Agejo is one of the most popular of the gyaru styles in current times and is seen more frequently now than other gyaru styles.

## Examples

* Agejo Gyaru
* Agejo Gyaru
* Agejo Gyaru
* Agejo Gyaru
* Agejo Gyaru
* Agejo Gyaru
* Agejo Gyaru
* Agejo Gyaru
* Agejo Gyaru
* Agejo Gyaru
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1. ↑ Marcus, A. Cuteness Engineering: Designing Adorable Products and Services Springer International Publishing. 2017. p.49 978-3-319-61961-3
2. ↑ "小悪魔agehaの歴代人気モデルpart1" Galture.
3. ↑ "小悪魔agehaの歴代人気モデルpart2" Galture.
Angeleek

**Angeleek** (アンジェリーク) was a Japanese gyaru circle formed in 2001. It was the largest gyarusa at the time, and was known as one of the top circles. They became well-known throughout the gyaru community, and were often featured in media such as egg Magazine and on TV shows.

## History

Angeleek, named after the French word for 'Angelic', was formed in 2001 to bring together the Manba and Yamanba scene in Shibuya. Angeleek became known as the 'event circle', often hosting events for their circle and the wider community during their peak. According to a 2008 TV show, Angeleek members found it "disgraceful" to sit on the floor outside, and would often spend their time at karaoke or purikura instead

The circle recruited new members through a generation system, similar to idol groups like Morning Musume, and would have regular graduation events to allow the senior members to leave after a period of time. For example, this video shows the graduation of the 5th generation members, while showing the application process for what would become the 6th generation of Angeleek. As a general rule, members would often be recruited around the age of 15, or their first year of high school, and would graduate from the circle coinciding with their own high school graduation.

Angeleek would continue to have a large presence within the gyaru space up until around 2009, where the circle would quietly become inactive after 8 generations of members. In 2015, the circle came back together for one night for a special Angeleek LOGOS event.

## Member Rules

According to a book on Japanese schoolgirl culture, Angeleek laid out an official list of rules for any prospective members:

* You must go to a tanning salon four times a week.
* You must be a devilish, strong, and 'gon' gal.
* You must be totally black, so black you cannot be seen in a nightclub.
* You must love only Angeleek.
* You must be polite.
* You must not have a smelly body.
* You must be easy-going and make a fun atmosphere.
* You must be a person who has sake in your right hand.
* You must be able to dance Para Para.
* You must look like a gorilla.

## References

1. ↑ YouTube
2. ↑ Angeleek Fan Site
3. ↑ Facebook Event
4. ↑ Japanese Schoolgirl Inferno: Tokyo Teen Fashion Subculture Handbook
JESUS DIAMANTE

**JESUS DIAMANTE** (ジーザスディアマンテ) is a Japanese clothing brand founded in 2001.

The brand is popular with styles including Hime Gyaru and Himekaji.

## History

JESUS DIAMANTED was established on August 13, 2001. They opened their first store branch in September 2001 located in Osaka. The brand has several branches across Japan and are still an active brand to this day.

## Links

* Website
* Twitter
* Blog
Souzai

**Souzai** are a type of pixel emoji/emoticon, often used on blogs to express emotions. They are larger than typical emoji and are very similar to 'doll' graphics. They come either with or without text, however the text is almost always in Japanese.

## Gyaru Souzai

Gyaru culture has its own set of souzai, featuring gyaru style girls expressing various emotions and saying different things. These souzai are very popular additions to gyaru blogs although they are seen less frequently now than they did during the early 2000s. Gyaru souzai are more commonly reffered to as 'gyaru pixels', and are also called 'decome' or 'decorative messages'.

## Origin

The main images associated with gyaru pixels originate from the site 'Deco Gal', founded by SOCKETS Inc. in 2008. Sadly, their service ended June 30, 2023.

## Examples

*For the full gallery of gyaru pixels, see the gallery.*
Kanako Kawabata

**Kanako Kawabata** (川端かなこ) is a former egg Magazine model.

Kawabata also coined the term '*Agepoyo*', along with Hiromi Hosoi, in 2008.

## Background

Kanako Kawabata was born on January 21, 1990.

Kawabata was scouted on the street, where she was recruited for egg. She joined the magazine in February 2005, and was a regular model until late 2013/early 2014. In 2012, she set the record for the longest time as a model with the magazine, set at 7 years and 9 months.

## Style

* Colorful Amekaji style
* Short, blond and brown two-toned hair
* Light to medium tan
* Often wearing primary colors
* Large circle lenses

## Gallery

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## Trivia

* **Hobbies:** Shopping, playing games
* **Special Skills:** Physical strength, endurance, marathons
* **Family:** Mother, father, older brother
* **Strengths:** Energetic
* **Favorite Colors:** Red, blue, yellow, black, white

## References

1. ↑ J-Cast - January 8, 2014
2. ↑ Modelpress - November 30, 2012
3. ↑ Yahoo Talent Profile
ANAP

**ANAP** (アナップ) is a Japanese clothing company founded in 1992 . The brand with stores located in Harajuku and Shibuya, are popular with Gyaru for their wide variety of styles and for their affordable prices for young people and teenagers.

## Concept

According to the official ANAP website, their concept is to create a brand that shares the fun of fashion, along with its original and free designs, to create clothing that is not restricted by rules or existing styles .

## History

ANAP was established on September 22, 1992 , and has only continued to grow since its founding.

The company throughout its 30 years in operation have developed additional brands under the ANAP name, such as 'ANAP GIRL', 'ANAP USA' and 'ANAP Latina'.

While the brand has a strong association to Gyaru culture and style, they still provide a range of designs for varying styles, such as more modern styles for Reiwa gyaru, as well as brighter colors for the more traditional Gyaru style.

## References

1. ↑ ANAP Website
2. ↑ ANAP Official Website
3. ↑ Wikipedia
Himekaji

**Himekaji** (姫カジ; *Princess Casual*), sometimes written as Hime-Kaji, is a style that is popular among Gyaru but not unique to it. It is often considered a casual alternative to Hime gyaru as style that requires less upkeep. The style itself is very similar to that of Roma Gyaru but has its own key differences, including more lace and pink being the most consistent colour used in co-ords.

The style itself is often lumped together under the Hime gyaru style, but it can be considered its own style. That being said, Himekaji is often worn by many Hime gyaru on occasions they wish to go for a more casual and comfortable look.

## Style Characteristics

* Hair is often bleached blonde or lighter shades of brown
* Hair is curled, and can be long or short. Often worn down
* The most prominent colour is pink, and most outfits will always feature something pink
* Clothes are comfortable while also flattering
* Less accessories than Hime gyaru
* Nails are long but not as often decorated, and if they are, it is not excessive
* Like Hime gyaru, Liz Lisa is a big brand for Himekaji
* Roses and hearts are common patterns

## Modern Himekaji

Just like this styles big sister, Hime gyaru, Himekaji remains fairly popular today. This is both as its own style and when attached as an additional part of Hime gyaru. This is because current Hime gyaru will wear Himekaji at times, but also because of the higher level of access there is with Himekaji for new gyaru looking for styles to get into. The style, very much like Hime gyaru, remains very true to its origins and has not shifted much in terms of the clothing choices or patterns.

## Examples <3

* Himekaji
* Himekaji
* Himekaji
* Himekaji
* Himekaji
* Himekaji
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Para Para/Tutorials

This page is a work in progress! Please feel free to comment any song requests or suggestions, and feel free to contribute!

## BANDOLERO COMANCHERO

おうちでパラパラ♪ BANDOLERO COMANCHERO - STAY HOME & PARAPARA
## Boys & Girls

おうちでパラパラ♪ Boys & Girls (A Eurobeat Mix) - STAY HOME & PARAPARA
## CRAZY FOR LOVE

おうちでパラパラ♪ CRAZY FOR LOVE - STAY HOME & PARAPARA
## DEJA VU

おうちでパラパラ♪ DEJA VU（俄然編） - STAY HOME & PARAPARA
## DUM DUM PISTOL

おうちでパラパラ♪ DUM DUM PISTOL - STAY HOME & PARAPARA
## EASY

おうちでパラパラ♪ EASY（俄然編） - STAY HOME & PARAPARA
## EASY BUSY

おうちでパラパラ♪ EASY BUSY - STAY HOME & PARAPARA
## EUROBEAT

おうちでパラパラ♪ EUROBEAT（俄然編） - STAY HOME & PARAPARA
## EVERYBODY DANCE

おうちでパラパラ♪ EVERYBODY DANCE（俄然編） - STAY HOME & PARAPARA
## Face the change

おうちでパラパラ♪ Face the change(EUROBEAT REMIX) - STAY HOME & PARAPARA
## FEVER THE NIGHT

おうちでパラパラ♪ FEVER THE NIGHT - STAY HOME & PARAPARA
## Gamble Rumble

おうちでパラパラ♪ Gamble Rumble - STAY HOME & PARAPARA
## I BELIEVE IN YOU

おうちでパラパラ♪ I BELIEVE IN YOU - STAY HOME & PARAPARA
## IKE IKE

おうちでパラパラ♪ IKE IKE イケイケ - STAY HOME & PARAPARA
## JAM JAM JAM

おうちでパラパラ♪ JAM JAM JAM - STAY HOME & PARAPARA
## JOHNNY GO

おうちでパラパラ♪ JOHNNY GO（俄然編） - STAY HOME & PARAPARA
## Koi no Maiahi

おうちでパラパラ♪ 恋のマイアヒ（レッスン）編 - STAY HOME & PARAPARA
## Mickey Mouse March

おうちでパラパラ♪ ミッキーマウスマーチ (ユーロ） - STAY HOME&PARAPARA
## Night of Fire

【パラパラ】☆NIGHT OF FIREのPARAPARA踊ってみた☆【eggモデル】Hinoi Team - Night of fire 【HD】ナイトオブファイアー
## PARAPARA PARADISE

おうちでパラパラ♪ PARAPARA PARADISE - STAY HOME & PARAPARA
## PLAY THE MUSIC

おうちでパラパラ♪PLAY THE MUSIC - STAY HOME & PARAPARA
## ROUND N' ROUND

おうちでパラパラ♪ ROUND N' ROUND（俄然編） - STAY HOME & PARAPARA
## SHADOWS IN THE NIGHT

おうちでパラパラ♪SHADOWS IN THE NIGHT - STAY HOME & PARAPARA
## THE BOOM BOOM POWER

おうちでパラパラ♪ THE BOOM BOOM POWER - STAY HOME & PARAPARA
## velfarre 2000

おうちでパラパラ♪ velfarre 2000 - STAY HOME & PARAPARA
## YESTERDAY

【パラパラ】☆YESTERDAY踊ってみた☆PARAPARA【eggモデル】Parapara Paradise - Yesterday - CherryBack to Para Para
Дрон

**Дрон** (англ. *Drone*) — беспилотный летательный аппарат, который изначально планировался как устройство, используемое Агентами Спецотряда в игре «Tom Clancy's The Division». Он должен был управляться игроком и действовать как дополнительная поддержка и разведка, обеспечивая обзор местности сверху вниз, отмечая врагов, вызывая ракетные удары и другие способности.

У дрона была бы собственная система развития и навыки на выбор, и он мог бы действовать как в наступательной, так и в оборонительной роли. Как показано в трейлере E3 2015, дрон должен был управляться игроком с помощью планшета. В конечном итоге и дрон, и планшет были вырезаны из-за проблем с дисбалансом.

Начиная с обновления 1.1, дроны используются Последним Батальоном во время вторжения, а также в составе определённых волн в игровом режиме Сопротивления. У них довольно слабая броня и очень мало здоровья, поэтому их легко убить, если у игрока есть соответствующее снаряжение. Они также бывают двух вариантов: один стреляет обычными пулями и идентифицируется красным лазером наведения, а другой стреляет шоковыми дротиками, похожими на турели, и идентифицируется синим лазером наведения.
Bohemian Gyaru

**Bohemian Gyaru** (ボヘミアン) is a substyle of Gyaru fashion. The style is derived from the typical bohemian fashion style, with a heavy focus on 'peace and love' and featuring lots of earthy tones, peace symbols, flowers and braids.

The style is not very common and is often considered more of a one-off look (i.e. a look that a typical gyaru-kei would wear now and then) rather than its own style altogether, although some gyaru have been known to wear this style primarily.

## Style Characteristics

* Hair varies between dark brown to light blonde
* Hair is often down, curled or straight and long
* Headbands are worn across the head
* Floral patterns are common
* Flowers, peace signs and hearts are common elements of the style
* Shoes are usually flats, sandals or wedges. Heels are sometimes worn.
* Clothes are often loose-fitting and airy

## Examples

* Bohemian Gyaru
* Bohemian Gyaru
* Bohemian Gyaru
* Bohemian Gyaru
* Bohemian Gyaru
* Bohemian Gyaru
* Bohemian Gyaru
* Bohemian Gyaru
* Bohemian Gyaru
* Bohemian Gyaru
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LOALO Magazine

**LOALO Magazine** (ロアロ) is a Japanese magazine launched in June 2022.

It aims to bring tanning culture and resorts-wear back into popularity, with the rise of the Y2K trends worldwide. It places focus on the models and the appeal of tanning, while incorporating fashion and popular trends. Their slogan is: "*No Tanning, No Life!*".

## History

Founded in June 2022, LOALO is a magazine focused around tanning culture. It will be published four times a year, with a free issue released every spring, summer, autumn and winter. The free magazine will be distributed for free across tanning salons in Japan.

The name originates from the Hawaiian word 'ALOALO', meaning 'hibiscus', with the intention of bringing back the popular Hawaiian hibiscus prints from the 2000s.

LOALO also holds regular events, including beach parties, and Eurobeats parties.

## Models

LOALO has many popular Gyaru models who are well known within the Gyaru community, such as Sora Fujiki, Harutamu, and Black Diamond's Maachirin.

## Links

* Official Website
* Official Twitter

## References

1. ↑ LOALO Official Website - What is LOALO?
2. ↑ Twitter - July 20, 2022
Wij Blijven Vrienden

wat er ook gebeurt, wij blijven vrienden

het leven krijgt weer kleur wij blijven vrienden

in goede en in slechte tijden, wie klopt aan je deur?

dat zijn je vrienden!

wat er ook gebeurt, wij blijven vrienden

**REFREIN:**

wij blijven vrienden voor heel het leven, wij blijven altijd bij elkaar

wij blijven vrienden, zonlicht of regen, jij bent altijd een glimlach waard!

en als we oud zijn, grijs en versleten, zitten we samen bij de haard

want wij blijven vrienden voor eeuwig en altijd, wij blijven dicht bij elkaar!

zo'n vrienden, zo'n vrienden, dikke vrienden

zo'n vrienden, zo'n vrienden, zo'n vrienden, ja wij blijven bij elkaar !

wij blijven vrienden voor heel het leven, jij bent altijd een glimlach waard,

want wij blijven vrienden voor eeuwig en altijd, wij blijven dicht wij elkaar !

wat er ook gebeurt, wij blijven vrienden,

als je maar niet zeurt wij blijven vrienden

in goede en in slechte tijden, wie komt er aan je deur?

dat zijn je vrienden!!

wat er ook gebeurt, wij blijven vrienden

**REFREIN:**

wij blijven vrienden voor heel het leven, wij blijven altijd bij elkaar!

wij blijven vrienden, zonlicht of regen, jij bent altijd een glimlach waard!

en als we oud zijn, grijs en versleten, zitten we samen bij de haard

2x want wij blijven vrienden voor eeuwig en altijd, wij blijven dicht bij elkaar !
RADY

**Rady** is a Japanese clothing brand. it holds its headquarters in Tokyo, Japan. It is a well known Gyaru brand that has done collaborations with Sanrio.

## Concept

Rady creates clothes for younger girls all across Japan and over seas, it is most popular with Tsuyome Gyaru and Ora Ora Gyaru for its newer dark clothes. Rady produced tropical print items, similar to Manba Gyaru style, but does not currently. You can still find many older Rady clothes for sale on "preloved" clothes websites.

## History

Actress Yumiko Shaku is known as the muse of Rady. Shizuka Mutoh, an irregularly-appearing Ageha Magazine model, created Rady in 2008 and its monthly net earnings reached $1 million in April 2011.

## Refrences

Wikipedia

Wikipedia 2

Fashion Collect
Uit Je Bol

**Uit Je Bol** was het tweede nummer van Yeszel, gezongen door Jasmin en Nathanaël. Later is de eerste zin van dit nummer herbruikt bij het nummer: De Kracht Van De Melodie.

## Lyrics

**Jasmin**

Met een lach en een zucht en opeens weer Uit Je Bol.

Dat was een geweldige tijd.

Toen wij veel plezier hadden. Ik wil die tijd zo graag eens overdoen.

**Nathanaël**

Die momenten waren top.

En daarom zoeken wij ze opnieuw op!

REFREIN:

We gaan naar de speeltuin.

We gaan uit ons bol.

En buite en hierzo zit alles zo vol.

Ja dat is het beste.

We gaan uit ons bol.

En worden weer dol!

**Nathanaël**

Met een lach en een traan

Liepen wij naar buiten toe

De zon die scheen op onze ogen

Het was heel gezellig

Leuk dat we die tijd weer overdoen

REFREIN:

We gaan naar de speeltuin.

We gaan uit ons bol.

En buite en hierzo zit alles zo vol.

Ja dat is het beste.

We gaan uit ons bol.

En worden weer dol!

## Albums

**Grenzeloze Liefde** - Tussen Hemel En Aarde - Kieteldeuk
LB-03

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**LB-03** is a Japanese clothing brand founded in 1995. The brand's concept is "MUSIC = FASHION", with the slogan being "LOVE POWER SOUL". The brand was inspired by black culture and American culture with a focus on the fusion of music and fashion.

## History

The brand was founded in 1995; and their 'SHIBUYA PARCO' branch opened on February 8, 2003. It is unknown when LB-03's Shibuya 109 brand opened.

LB-03's Shibuya 109 store closed down on February 8, 2015. The other store branches closed down shortly after, with the brand becoming inactive on social media from April 2015. The brand has since ended operations.

## References

1. ↑ Tsushin.TV
2. ↑ Shibuya Parco
3. ↑ Kaiten Heiten
Dag 1

Dag 1, liefde nummero 1.

Je kwam bij me staan.

Vroeg subtiel mijn naam.

Later wilde ik nummer 2.

Ergens in een hotel.

Aan het strand, dat wel.

Op die dag waren we lang samen.

En interesses die overeenkwamen.

Nummer 3 kwam toen naar me toe.

En hij gaf me een hand, 't was ietwat genant.

Nummer 4 ergens op n rivier.

Met een klein bootje.

Langzaam door de nacht.

Maar als ik 's avonds in bed lig.

Denk ik maar aan één.

't Was op dag één, toen jij hier verscheen.

Ergens in de stad, waar jij in een kroeg zat.

Zag ik je maar terug, dan bleven we samen.

't Was liefde één, ja, dus jij alleen.

Ergens in de stad, waar je mij vergat.

Oh mijn eerste vlam, 'k zal je nooit vergeten.
Te Quiero

Te quiero, quiero, quiero (2x)

De zomer begon, maar ik voelde me rot
Want het was uit; 'k zat heel zielig te zijn
Mijn vriendinnen die gingen naar Spanje
Ze riepen "ga mee, da's juist goed,
dan vergeet je de pijn!"

Ik heb inmiddels al geleerd hoe je
"ik wil je" zegt
Het is hier groot feest
Nee, ik ga nooit meer weg

Refrein:
Ik wil niet terug naar Nederland
Ik blijf hier op dit Schiereiland
Met die leuke jongen en zijn lieve ogen

'S nachts een kampvuur op het strand
Eerst dansen en dan hand in hand
Liggen in het zand totdat de Spaanse zon ons wekt

Te quiero, quiero, quiero

Op het strand is die nieuwe tent onze plek
Het is daar zo cool; relaxte muziek
Die jongen die voetbalt
Soms zoeken zijn ogen de mijne
Ik weet het nu zeker
Ik ben verliefd!

Refrein:
Ik wil niet terug naar Nederland
Ik blijf hier op dit Schiereiland
Met die leuke jongen en zijn lieve ogen

'S nachts een kampvuur op het strand
Eerst dansen en dan hand in hand
Liggen in het zand totdat de Spaanse zon ons wekt

Te quiero, quiero, quiero

Ik heb inmiddels al geleerd hoe je
"ik wil je" zegt
Het is hier groot feest
Nee, ik ga nooit meer weg

(2x) Refrein:
Ik wil niet terug naar Nederland
Ik blijf hier op dit Schiereiland
Met die leuke jongen en zijn lieve ogen

'S nachts een kampvuur op het strand
Eerst dansen en dan hand in hand
Liggen in het zand totdat de Spaanse zon ons wekt

Te quiero, quiero, quiero
Yeszel wiki

**Yeszel** was een ultrabekende band die in het begin beston uit twee mensen. Ze waren pas 8 jaar oud. Maar ze hebben wel veel liedjes gemaakt. De groep bestond van 2005-2007 uit de eerst bandleden Jasmin en Quinn. Vanaf 2006 deed Roos mee. Jasmin stopte eind 2007 met Yeszel. De reden hiervoor was dat ze ontdekte dat Yurre, die er toen net bij kwam, alleen maar bij de groep was om de anderen uit elkaar te drijven. Doordat Quinn en Roos haar niet gelooften besloot ze eruit te stappen. Even later besloten Quinn en Roos om Yurre eruit te trappen door al dit gedoe. Ondanks dat kwam Jasmin niet terug.

3 jaar later in 2010 kwamen Jasmin en Quinn op het idee om weer verder te gaan, maar het bleef maar bij één nummer.

Ook in 2016 maakten ze weer een doorstart. Óok deze keer zonder Roos en Yurre. Wel kwam Liz nieuw bij de groep, maar die verliet de groep na vier nummers al weer. Zij werd vervangen door Daria.

Yurre BeimerRoos van GelderLiz van HartenJasmin van VessemQuinn Zekić

## Liedjes

**Grenzeloze Liefde**

* Grenzeloze Liefde
* Uit Je Bol
* Liefde Voor Jou En Mij
* Roken Is Slecht
* Dat Ik Van Je Hou
* 3 Minuten
* Yes Ofcourse
* Te Quiero
* Het WK
* De Barbeque
* Gewond
* Skaten Is Gezond

**Tussen Hemel En Aarde**

* Klusjes Doen
* Leren
* Roken Is Slecht (2006 versie)
* 1000 Deuren
* Magische Wind
* Adembenemend
* Hey Now
* Zomertijd
* Disco
* Zoeken
* Leve De Vakantie
* Keileuke Zomer
* SMS
* Ademnood

**Kieteldeuk**

* Ster Aan De Hemel
* All For One
* Together
* Weet Waaraan Je Begint
* Straatfeest
* Een Goede Spion
* Blijf Jezelf
* Zit Je Te Denken
* Vlag En Wimpel
* De Waarheid
* De Kracht Van De Melodie
* Het Liefste Wat We Doen
* Wij Blijven Vrienden
* Yeszellied

**Comeback**

* Ruzie
* Dag 1
* Vrede
* Miljoen
* Ik Wil Alleen Zijn Vanavond
* Carnival
* Superhero
* Iedereen Is Anders
* Baby Come Back
* Hou Me In Je Armen
* Sjakka Lakka
* Kom
* Kil En Koud

**Dageraad**

* Dageraad
* Allermooiste Tijd
* Vrij
* Schijn Bedriegt
* Werk Aan De Winkel

## Albums

* Grenzeloze Liefde (2006)
* Tussen Hemel En Aarde (2007)
* Kieteldeuk (2008)
* Comeback (2017)
* Dageraad (2018)

## Films

* Film: Stop Met Roken
* Film: Ontvoert
Yukiko Kojima

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**Yukiko Kojima**, better known as **Yukiko** (ユキコ) is the former founding leader and a 1st generation member of Angeleek.

She was featured on the Japanese TV show *Monday Late Show* (月曜から夜ふかし) in March 2013, where she danced Para Para with some former Angeleek members.