Mimi Meme Mimi

Mimi Meme Mimi
Origin Japan
Genres J-pop
Years active 2013–present
Labels Astro Voice
Website www.mimimememimi.com
Members Yuki Takao (vocal, lyricist)
Chamōi (illustrator)

Mimi Meme Mimi (みみめめMIMI, stylized as mimimemeMIMI) is a music unit from Japan consists of Yuki Takao (vocals, lyricist) and Chamōi (illustrator). The unit debuted with song titled "Sentimental Love", a theme song for A Town Where You Live. The girls call themselves a "next generation audio visual unit" and offer a unique mixture of music and imagery.[1]

Members

Yuki Takao (タカオユキ Takao Yuki)
Yuki Takao born on June 30, 1990 at Hyōgo Prefecture. She is a female voice actor and singer-songwriter. Before debuting as Mimi Meme Mimi with Chamōi, she already started her career as songwriter, using the pseudonym Yuka (ユカ).[2]
Chamōi (ちゃもーい)
Chamōi responsible for all visual illustration for the unit's songs. Her theme is pop, cute, and create a colorful digital illustrations.[3] The origin of her name is taken from cry shouts from a Pokemon, "chamōi!"[4]

Discography

Singles

Year Title Peak Oricon Chart
position
2013 "Sentimental Love" 39[5]
2014 "Shunkan Reality" 54[6]
"Sayonara Usotsuki" 46[7]
2015 "Candy Magic" 28[8]
"Tentekomai" —
2016 "Cha Cha Cha" —
"Chocolate Kakumei" —
"Harebare Fanfare" 37[9]
"—" denotes releases that did not chart.

Songs coupled with the singles

Albums

Release
Date 		Title Oricon
chart 		Official Page
2013 Meikyū Sentimental (迷宮センチメンタル) 37 http://www.mimimememimi.com/discography/迷宮センチメンタル
Tracklist
  1. "Sentimental Love" (センチメンタルラブ Senchimentaru Rabu)
  2. "Sayonara Usotsuki" (サヨナラ嘘ツキ, "Goodbye Liar")
  3. "Oekaki" (お絵描き, "Drawing")
  4. "Middi" (ミッディ)
  5. "Am I Ready？"
  6. "Shunkan Reality" (瞬間リアリティ Shunkan Riariti, "Moment Reality")
  7. "Usagi Namida" (兎ナミダ "Rabbit Tears")
  8. "Senkō Hanabi (album version)" (閃光ハナビ, "Flash Hanabi")
    • Unlike the original version, this one only sung by Yuki Takao
  9. Mr.Darling
  10. no name love song
  11. SAY-YOU
October 12, 2016 Kimi no Heroine ni Naritakute (きみのヒロインになりたくて) www.mimimememimi.com/discography/きみのヒロインになりたくて
Tracklist
  1. Shiroi Tori (白い鳥)
  2. Hare Hare Fanfare (晴レ晴レファンファーレ)
  3. Bunko (ぶんこ)
  4. Shōjo (少女)
  5. Aitaisei Replica (相対性レプリカ) (Album version)
  6. Cha Cha Cha (チャチャチャ)
  7. Candy Magic
  8. 1 Meter (1メートル)
  9. Tentekomai (天手古舞)
  10. Chocolate Kakumei (チョコレート革命)
  11. Takaramono (たからもの)
  12. Aoi Tori (青い鳥)

Contributions

Year Title Credited in
2013 "Sentimental Love" (センチメンタルラブ Senchimentaru Rabu) TV anime A Town Where You Live (opening song)
2013 "Am I Ready?" TV anime A Town Where You Live (insert song)
2013 "Mr. Darling" TV anime A Town Where You Live (insert & image song)
2013 "Shunkan Reality" (瞬間リアリティ Shunkan Riariti) Movie Shiromajo Gakuen (theme song)
2014 "Sayonara Usotsuki" (サヨナラ嘘ツキ) TV anime Blade & Soul (opening song)
2014 "Middi" (ミッディ) TV program Lis Ani! season 3 (opening song)
2014 "Say You" PS3, PSVita game Atelier Shallie' (included in album Twilight Ocean)
2014 "Usagi Namida" (兎ナミダ) PSVita game World ☆ Conquest ~Costume Fes. (image song)
2014 "Oekaki" (お絵描き) iOS/Android game School Fanfare (image song)
2015 "Candy Magic" TV anime Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches (ending song)
2015 "Tantekomai" (天手古舞) Voice drama Nozo x Kimi (opening song)
2016 "Cha Cha Cha" (チャチャチャ) TV anime Kyofu! Zombie Cat (opening song)
2016 "Harebare Fanfare" (晴レ晴レファンファーレ) TV anime Sweetness and Lightning (opening song)

References

  1. ↑ "MimiMemeMIMI, the "Next Generation Audiovisual Unit" that Recently Debuted with an Anime Theme Song". Retrieved July 26, 2016.
  2. ↑ "みみめめMIMI「瞬間リアリティ」インタビュー (1/3) - 音楽ナタリー Power Push". Natalie. Retrieved July 26, 2016.
  3. ↑ "mimimememimi.com". Retrieved July 26, 2016.
  4. ↑ "視聴覚ユニットの誕生 みみめめMIMIインタビュー - インタビュー". Cinra.net. Retrieved July 26, 2016.
  5. ↑ "センチメンタルラブ(アニメ放送期間限定盤)" (in Japanese). Oricon. Retrieved September 26, 2016.
  6. ↑ "瞬間リアリティ(初回盤)" (in Japanese). Oricon. Retrieved September 26, 2016.
  7. ↑ "サヨナラ嘘ツキ(初回盤)" (in Japanese). Oricon. Retrieved September 26, 2016.
  8. ↑ "CANDY MAGIC【タカオユキ盤】" (in Japanese). Oricon. Retrieved September 26, 2016.
  9. ↑ "晴レ晴レファンファーレ【初回盤】" (in Japanese). Oricon. Retrieved September 26, 2016.

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