Biography
Over the course of the group’s career, they released five singles, three albums, two videos, and one photobook. They split up in 1988 and the girls went their separate ways. Shizuka later went on to become one of the most popular idols in Japanese pop music history.
In October 2008, its producer 秋元康 (Yasushi Akimoto) announces its re-formation as 渡り廊下走り隊 (Watarirouka Hashiritai) with four members from his new production AKB48, modern successor of おニャン子クラブ under the same label Pony Canyon.
Edited by kakalich on 19 Jun 2009, 18:38
Sources (view history)
http://www.idollica.com/ushirogami/Ushirogami.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ushirogami_Hikaretai
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