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2o Love to Sweet Bullet
OriginTokyo, Japan
GenresJ-pop
Years active2015–present
Labels
Members
  • Mihoko Yamahiro
  • Riho Fushimi
  • Izumi Kamiya
  • Karen Kurota
  • Mai Shinjou
Past members
  • Kyoko Isshiki
  • Narumi Shiina
  • Mayu Nagaoka
  • Sachika Mizutani
  • Honomi Sakaguchi
  • Mayu Fukami
  • Kasumi Tachibana
  • Yume Ichinose
  • Shiho Fujino
  • Karin Mita
  • Chika Yoshizawa
  • Mitsuki Oozora
  • Yurika Matsumoto
  • Kirari Nakamura
Websitesweetbullet.club

2o Love to Sweet Bullet is a Japanese girl group formed in 2015. They made their debut with the single, "Ai no Hana", in August 2015. They intend to go on hiatus from March 2025.

History

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Originally formed in May 2014 as a three-member girl group under the name Sweet Bullet, the original members left in early 2015 and the group was renamed 2o Love to Sweet Bullet in March 2015 with a new line-up consisting of four members. 2o Love to Sweet Bullet released their debut single, "Ai no Hana" on August 19, 2015.[1] Their second single, "Halloween no Special One", was released on September 30, followed by their third single, "Baby Kiss" on November 25.[2]

Dynamite Tommy started producing music for the group in 2016.[3]

In 2016, they released three singles: "Mirai no Shiawase", "Sotsugyō", and "Hibiyasen Diary".[4] In 2017, they released their seventh single, "Sokode Sakende Watashi ni Oshiete Hoshī". In 2018, they released two singles: "Vega" and "Hitorijime Shitai".[5]

In 2020, they released their debut album, 2020 ver., digitally.

They will go on hiatus from March 2025 after being active for ten years.[6]

Members

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Current
  • Mihoko Yamahiro (山広美保子)
  • Riho Fushimi (伏見莉穂)
  • Izumi Kamiya (神谷泉水)
  • Karen Kurota (黒田かれん)
  • Mai Shinjo (新城まい)
Former
  • Kyoko Isshiki (一色杏子)
  • Narumi Shiina (椎名成美)
  • Mayu Nagaoka (長岡真由)
  • Sachika Mizutani (水谷幸果)
  • Honomi Sakaguchi (坂口穂乃実)
  • Mayu Fukami (深見真夕)
  • Kasumi Tachibana (立花佳純)
  • Yume Ichinose (一之瀬夢)
  • Shiho Fujino (藤野志穂)
  • Karin Mita (三田佳凛)
  • Chika Yoshizawa (吉沢千佳)
  • Mitsuki Oozora (大空美月)
  • Yurika Matsumoto (松本ゆりか)
  • Kirari Nakamura (仲村希星)

Timeline

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Discography

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Digital albums

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Title Album details
2020 ver.

Singles

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Title Year Peak
chart
positions 		Album
Oricon
[7] 		Billboard
[8]
"Ai no Hana" (アイノハナ) 2015 — — 2020 ver.
"Halloween no Special One" (ハロウィンのスペシャル☆ワン) — —
"Baby Kiss" — —
"Mirai no Shiawase" (未来の幸せ) 2016 — —
"Sotsugyō" (卒業) — —
"Hibiyasen Diary" (日比谷線ダイアリー) 50 —
"Sokode Sakende Watashi ni Oshiete Hoshī" (そこで叫んで私に教えてほしい) 2017 12 —
"Vega" 2018 10 —
"Hitorijime Shitai" (ひとりじめしたい) 6 83
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.

References

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  1. ^ "愛と平和を歌う現役の中・高校生アイドルグループ"トゥラブ"、デビューに先駆けて先行配信決定". Barks (in Japanese). July 16, 2015.
  2. ^ "現役中学生と高校生のアイドル"トゥラブ"クリスマス仕様の白ブーツで登場 12/24・25にはクリスマスイベントも". Billboard Japan (in Japanese). December 14, 2015.
  3. ^ "ダイナマイト・トミー今度はアキバ系アイドルで革命". Nikkan Sports (in Japanese). November 2, 2016.
  4. ^ "現役中高生8人組美少女アイドル・グループ"トゥラブ"、EDMバラード「未来の幸せ」を今週リリース". Barks (in Japanese). February 23, 2016.
  5. ^ "美少女軍団2o Love to Sweet Bulletに新メンバー、大空美月が加入". Billboard Japan (in Japanese). May 29, 2018.
  6. ^ "活動休止の５人組アイドル、トゥラブが来年２月１日に最後のライブ　最前列ど真ん中をヤフオクに". Nikkan Sports (in Japanese). December 10, 2024.
  7. ^ "2o Love to Sweet Bullet | Oricon Style". Oricon. Retrieved January 8, 2025.
  8. ^ "Hot 100". Billboard Japan (in Japanese). Retrieved December 25, 2019.
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