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'''YJ7''' was a [[AKB48]] one-shot unit. | '''YJ7''' was a [[AKB48]] one-shot unit. | ||
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==Former Members== | ==Former Members== | ||
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[[Minegishi Minami]] | [[Minegishi Minami]] | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
* On October 2011, a competition between [[YM7]] and YJ7 was hold. The winning team would have their own original song. The winner was [[YM7]], that won the song [[Renai Sousenkyo]] | * On October 2011, a competition between [[YM7]] and YJ7 was hold. The winning team would have their own original song. The winner was [[YM7]], that won the song [[Renai Sousenkyo]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:42, 22 August 2022
YJ7 was a AKB48 one-shot unit.
Former Members
Trivia
- On October 2011, a competition between YM7 and YJ7 was hold. The winning team would have their own original song. The winner was YM7, that won the song Renai Sousenkyo