Yellow Generation (known as YeLLOW Generation in Japan) was a female J-pop trio signed under Sony Music Japan's DefSTAR Record label from 2002-2006. The group was best known for the singles Kitakaze to Taiyō (北風と太陽, North Wind and Sun), [1] [2] and "Tobira no Mukō e" (扉の向こうへ, "To the Other Side of the Door"), which was the second ending theme for the anime Fullmetal Alchemist. [3]
The trio was made up of the members Yuki (ユキ), Yūko (ユウコ), and Hitomi (ヒトミ). [4] Altogether the band had released two albums and nine singles, but after a year of silence the band finally decided to part ways on November 15, 2006.
Carpe Diem - December 11, 2002
Life-Sized Portrait - August 10, 2005
Lost Generation - June 5, 2002
北風と太陽 (Kitakaze to Taiyō) - August 21, 2002
Carpe Diem~今,この瞬間を生きる~ (Carpe Diem ~Ima, kono Shunkan o Ikiru~) - November 20, 2002
うたかた (Utakata) - May 14, 2003
夜空に咲く花~eternal place~ (Yozora ni Saku Hana ~eternal place~) - September 18, 2003
扉の向こうへ (Tobira no Mukō e) - January 28, 2004
Yellow - April 6, 2005
トリトマ (Tritoma) - July 13, 2005
Dual - December 7, 2005
Yellow Generation (known as YeLLOW Generation in Japan) was a female J-pop trio signed under Sony Music Japan's DefSTAR Record label from 2002-2006. The group was best known for the singles Kitakaze to Taiyō (北風と太陽, North Wind and Sun), [1] [2] and "Tobira no Mukō e" (扉の向こうへ, "To the Other Side of the Door"), which was the second ending theme for the anime Fullmetal Alchemist. [3]
The trio was made up of the members Yuki (ユキ), Yūko (ユウコ), and Hitomi (ヒトミ). [4] Altogether the band had released two albums and nine singles, but after a year of silence the band finally decided to part ways on November 15, 2006.
Carpe Diem - December 11, 2002
Life-Sized Portrait - August 10, 2005
Lost Generation - June 5, 2002
北風と太陽 (Kitakaze to Taiyō) - August 21, 2002
Carpe Diem~今,この瞬間を生きる~ (Carpe Diem ~Ima, kono Shunkan o Ikiru~) - November 20, 2002
うたかた (Utakata) - May 14, 2003
夜空に咲く花~eternal place~ (Yozora ni Saku Hana ~eternal place~) - September 18, 2003
扉の向こうへ (Tobira no Mukō e) - January 28, 2004
Yellow - April 6, 2005
トリトマ (Tritoma) - July 13, 2005
Dual - December 7, 2005