TU→YU

1. TUYU (ツユ) is a Japanese pop group consisting of ぷす (Pusu) on guitar, 礼衣 (Rei) as vocals, and Miro on piano. おむたつ(Omutatsu) has been in charge of the illustrations until March 2022, and AzyuN is in charge of video design. Since then 双葉陽 (HutabaHaru) has been in charge of illustration. 「やっぱり雨は降るんだね」 (It’s Raining After All; romanized "yabba ri ame wa furun da ne") was released as a full album on March 2020. TUYU’s second full album 「貴方を不幸に誘いますね」 (I’ll put you in misery; romanized "anata o fukou ni sasoi masu ne") released on July 14th, 2021. Their latest single release is 「いつかオトナになれるといいね」(I hope you'd get to be an adult someday; romanized "itsuka otona ni nareru to iine"), which was released May 25th, 2022. 2. TU→YU are a temporary supergroup under the Japanese male talent agency Johnny's Entertainment, consisting of Yaotome Hikaru of Hey!Say Jump! (December 2nd 1990), Masuda Takahisa of NEWS (July 4th 1986), Nagano Hiroshi of V6 (October 9th, 1972), Johnny's Junior Kazama Shunsuke (June 17th, 1983) and actor Takeda Tetsuya (April 11th, 1949). TU→YU first started as purely fictitious band for the CM for noodle soup by Tokyo Suisan, but reacting to popular demand, were allowed to release a song as "mobile debut", meaning it and the PV were only available as cell phone download throughout Japan. Just like their band name (ツユ), which can be seen as a pun on the Japanese word for the soup base served with ramen, the song title 「そばにいるよう」 (I'll stay by your side; romanized "soba ni iru you" ) can be seen as a pun on soba noodles. The band says that after their debut, they are determined to release more singles and hold concerts. 「そばにいるよう」 was available in Japan from the 17th of November, 2008 on mobile platforms and was available for download from the Johnny's Entertainment website from the 1st of December. (TU→YU is obviously a different name from TUYU or ツユ, but unfortunately, Last.fm redirects can't currently be undone - or, as should happen in this case, have their target changed.) Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.