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Angerme

Angerme (アンジュルム, Anjurumu), formerly Smileage (スマイレージ, Sumairēji; stylized as S/mileage, from 2009–2015), is a Japanese idol girl group from the musical collective Hello! Project. Since the group's formation in 2009, the group has seen changes in membership. The current members consist of Layla Ise, Rin Hashisako, Rin Kawana, Shion Tamenaga, Wakana…

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Also known as
Smileage
Genres
J-pop
Labels
Good Factory · Pony Canyon · Hachama
Members
Layla Ise · Rin Hashisako · Rin Kawana · Shion Tamenaga · Wakana Matsumoto
Origin
Japan
Past members
Saki Ogawa · Fuyuka Kosuga · Yuuka Maeda · Kanon Fukuda · Meimi Tamura

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Angerme

Nodes46
Edges45
Triples45
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.043478
Components1

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Past members · 17
Angerme → Akari Takeuchi, Ayaka Wada, Ayano Kawamura, Fuyuka Kosuga, Haruka Oota, Kana Nakanishi, Kanon Fukuda, Maho Aikawa, Meimi Tamura, Mizuki Murota, Moe Kamikokuryo, Momona Kasahara, Musubu Funaki, Rikako Sasaki, Rina Katsuta, Saki Ogawa, Yuuka Maeda
Members · 9
Angerme → Hana Goto, Layla Ise, Momoha Nagano, Rin Hashisako, Rin Kawana, Shion Tamenaga, Wakana Matsumoto, Yuki Hirayama, Yukiho Shimoitani
related to References · 6
Angerme → CC-BY-SA, Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike, Hello, Project Wiki, Text, Unported
related to External links · 4
Angerme → Hello Project, Japanese, Stickam JAPAN, USTREAM
Labels · 3
Angerme → Good Factory, Hachama, Pony Canyon
Also known as · 1
Angerme → Smileage
Genres · 1
Angerme → J-pop
Origin · 1
Angerme → Japan
Spinoff of · 1
Angerme → Hello! Project
Website · 1
Angerme → www.helloproject.com/angerme/

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hello group project announced would members released new december generation single smileage concert june first member 2009 may pro left

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AngermeAlso known asSmileage1.00infobox
AngermeGenresJ-pop1.00infobox
AngermeLabelsGood Factory1.00infobox
AngermeLabelsPony Canyon1.00infobox
AngermeLabelsHachama1.00infobox
AngermeMembersLayla Ise1.00infobox
AngermeMembersRin Hashisako1.00infobox
AngermeMembersRin Kawana1.00infobox
AngermeMembersShion Tamenaga1.00infobox
AngermeMembersWakana Matsumoto1.00infobox
AngermeMembersYuki Hirayama1.00infobox
AngermeMembersYukiho Shimoitani1.00infobox
AngermeMembersHana Goto1.00infobox
AngermeMembersMomoha Nagano1.00infobox
AngermeOriginJapan1.00infobox
AngermePast membersSaki Ogawa1.00infobox
AngermePast membersFuyuka Kosuga1.00infobox
AngermePast membersYuuka Maeda1.00infobox
AngermePast membersKanon Fukuda1.00infobox
AngermePast membersMeimi Tamura1.00infobox
AngermePast membersMaho Aikawa1.00infobox
AngermePast membersAyaka Wada1.00infobox
AngermePast membersRina Katsuta1.00infobox
AngermePast membersKana Nakanishi1.00infobox
AngermePast membersMizuki Murota1.00infobox
AngermePast membersHaruka Oota1.00infobox
AngermePast membersMusubu Funaki1.00infobox
AngermePast membersMomona Kasahara1.00infobox
AngermePast membersAkari Takeuchi1.00infobox
AngermePast membersRikako Sasaki1.00infobox

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