Japan Members

Here is a list of all past and current members of JRYC.


  1. JUNPEI Ikegami
  2. AMANE Iwai
  3. MIYAMOTO Hiroki
  4. Maki INOUE
  5. Ryosuke FURUYA
  6. Saki KAIHARA
  7. MUNAKATA
  8. SUGEE
  9. Ryosuke FURUYA
  10. Kristina GAN
  11. Junpei IKEGAMI
  12. Maki INOUE   
  13. Amane IWAI
  14. Saki KAIHARA
  15. Mizuki KATAOKA
  16. Naoko KOMAITA
  17. Yuika KUBO
  18. Hiroki MIYAMOTO
  19. Kohei NAKAYAMA
  20. Takahiro OYAMA( Coordinator)
  21. Marimo SHIGA
  22. Kohei SHIMADA
  23. Shonosuke SHINAGAWA
  24. Tomoko TAKITA
  25. Momoko AKITA
  26. Yuriko FUJISAWA
  27. Toshihisa FUJIWARA
  28. Susumu IMAIZUMI
  29. Natsuki KATAYAMA
  30. Fuka KAZUMI
  31. Nobuko YAMAZAKI
  32. Aya TANABE
  33. Ryo EBIHARA
  34. Yumeko MANABE
  35. Masatoshi YAMASHITA
  36. Megu FUJII
  37. Yuka NISHINO
  38. Satoshi ABE
  39. Satoko GOTO
  40. Kazuki HARA
  41. Michiru SATO
  42. Airi SUZUKI
  43. Takeru YAMAZAKI
  44. Chika KUWAHARA

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