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YuiKaori ゆいかおり
Origin	Japan
Genres	J-pop anison game music
Years active	2009–2017^[1]
Labels	King / MM

Past members	Yui Ogura Kaori Ishihara

Website	www.yuikaori.info

YuiKaori (ゆいかおり) was a Japanese idol group consisting of Yui Ogura and Kaori Ishihara. The group was formed in 2009, and has released several singles and albums under the King Records label. On June 30, 2017, the group went on a hiatus to focus on their individual singing careers.^[2] Prior to the disbandment, Yui Ogura commented on her blog regarding the disbandment on April 5, 2017.^[3]

Discography

Albums

Studio albums

Year	Album details	Catalog No.	Peak Oricon chart positions
2011	Puppy Released: September 21, 2011 Label: King Records Format: CD	KICS-91722 (Regular Edition), KICS-1722 (Limited Edition)	40
2013	Bunny Released: October 23, 2013 Label: King Records Format: (CD, CD+DVD, CD+BD)	KICS-1981 (Regular Edition) KIZC-221/22 (CD+DVD) KIZC-219/20 (CD+BD)	15/36
2015	Bright Canary Released: November 4, 2015 Label: King Records Format: (CD, CD+DVD, CD+BD)	KICS-3299 (Regular Edition) KIZC-341/42 (CD+DVD) KIZC-339/40 (CD+BD)	7

Compilation albums

Title	Album details	Catalog No.	Peak Oricon chart positions
Y & K	Released : June 21, 2017 Label : King Records Format : (2CD, 2CD+DVD, 2CD+BD)	KICS-3502～3 (Regular Edition) KIZC-395～7 (2CD+BD) KIZC-398～400 (2CD+DVD)	10

Singles

Year	Song	Catalog No.	Peak Oricon chart positions	Album
2010	"Our Steady Boy" (Kissxsis 1st ending theme)	KIZM-49/50	64	Puppy
	"Futari / VIVIVID PARTY! (ふたり/VIVIVID PARTY!)"	KIZM-61/62	91
	"HEARTBEAT ga Tomaranai! (HEARTBEATが止まらないっ!)"	KICM-91322 (Regular Edition), KICM-1322 (Limited Edition)	83
2011	"Shooting☆Smile" (Game Toy Wars opening theme)	KICM-91334 (Regular Edition), KICM-1334 (Limited Edition)	57
2012	"Kimi no YELL (君のYELL)" (Game Attouteki Yuugi Mugen Souls opening theme)	KICM-91385 (Regular Edition), KICM-1385 (Limited Edition)	27	Bunny
2012	"Ueika!! (ウェィカッ!!)"	KICM-91417 (Regular Edition), KICM-1417 (Limited Edition)	19
2013	"Shiny Blue" (Game Sei Madou Monogatari opening theme)	KICM-91438 (Regular Edition), KICM-1438 (Limited Edition)	16
2014	"LUCKY DUCKY!!"	KICM-1512 (Regular Edition), KICM-91512 (Limited Edition)	8	Bright Canary
2014	"Intro Situation"	KICM-1523 (Regular Edition), KICM-91523 (Limited Edition)	7
2015	"NEO SIGNALIFE"	KICM-1564 (Regular Edition), KICM-91564 (Limited Edition)	13
2015	"Ring Ring Rainbow" (Anime "Jōkamachi no Dandelion" opening theme)	KICM-1606 (Regular Edition), KICM-91605 (Limited Edition)	19
2016	"Promise You!!"	KICM-1698 (Regular Edition), KICM-91697 (Limited Edition)	13^[4]	Y & K

References

^ "Yui Ogura, Kaori Ishihara's Yuikaori Voice Actress Unit Ceases Activity". Anime News Network. 31 March 2017. Retrieved 5 April 2021.
^ "ファンの皆様、関係者の皆様へ". YuiKaori official website. 31 March 2017. Retrieved 29 August 2017.
^ "Yui Ogura Comments on YuiKaori Duo's Breakup". Anime News Network. 6 April 2017. Retrieved 11 April 2021.
^ "Promise You!!〈期間限定盤〉". Oricon Style (in Japanese). Oricon. Retrieved September 10, 2016.

External links

Official website (in Japanese)

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