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'''Natsuiro''' (なついろ ''Natsu iro'') is a female Japanese pop band under the D-GO label, formed in 2012 by the singer ''Natsuki Morikawa'' and two more components. Their debut single, titled [[Kimi no Namida ni Konna ni Koi Shiteru]] was used as a theme song for the anime [[Detective Conan]]. | '''Natsuiro''' (なついろ ''Natsu iro'') is a female Japanese pop band under the D-GO label, formed in 2012 by the singer ''Natsuki Morikawa'' and two more components. Their debut single, titled [[Kimi no Namida ni Konna ni Koi Shiteru]] was used as a theme song for the anime [[Detective Conan]]. | ||
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| Japanese name: | なついろ |
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| Date of creation: | 2012 |
| Origin: | Japan |
| Genres: | J-pop |
| Years active: | 2012-2016 |
| Labels: | D-GO |
| Website: | natsuiro.jp |
Natsuiro (なついろ Natsu iro) is a female Japanese pop band under the D-GO label, formed in 2012 by the singer Natsuki Morikawa and two more components. Their debut single, titled Kimi no Namida ni Konna ni Koi Shiteru was used as a theme song for the anime Detective Conan.
The band announced a long hiatus in October of 2016, before disbanding shortly after.[1] Yoshimi announced stopping music on her blog, while Natsuki and Kana continued their musical career on their own.[2][3][4]
Members
- Natsuki Morikawa (森川七月 Morikawa Natsuki) (Vocal)
- Kana Kitagawa (北川加奈 Kitagawa Kana) (Piano)
- Yoshimi Yamazaki (山崎好詩未 Yamazaki Yoshimi) (Lyrics)
Song themes in Detective Conan
Opening themes
- Kimi no Namida ni Konna ni Koi Shiteru - Opening 34 (Episodes 667~680)
