22/7
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22/7
Summary
22/7 is a girl group[1]. 22/7 draws 764 Wikipedia views per month (girl_group category, ranking #99 of 303).[2]
Key Facts
- 22/7 received the Silver Play Button[3].
- 22/7's instance of is recorded as girl group[4].
- 22/7's instance of is recorded as female idol group[5].
- 22/7's founder is recorded as Yasushi Akimoto[6].
- 22/7's genre is J-pop[7].
- 22/7 is named after 22/7[8].
- 22/7's record label is recorded as Sony Music Records[9].
- 22/7's record label is recorded as Sony Music Entertainment Japan[10].
- The original language of 22/7 was Japanese[11].
- 22/7's Commons category is recorded as 22/7 (group)[12].
- 22/7's country of origin is recorded as Japan[13].
- 22/7 comprises Sally Amaki[14].
- 22/7 comprises Ruri Yoshimiya[15].
- 22/7 comprises Riko Kuramaru[16].
- 22/7 comprises Nagomi Saijō[17].
- 22/7 comprises Kanae Sirosawa[18].
- 22/7 comprises Mei Hanakawa[19].
- 22/7 comprises Chiharu[20].
- 22/7 comprises Reina Miyase[21].
- 22/7 comprises Moe Suzuhana[22].
- 22/7 comprises Urara Takatsuji[23].
- 22/7 comprises Aina Takeda[24].
- 22/7 comprises Uta Kawase[25].
- October 17, 2016 marks the founding of 22/7[26].
- Among those involved in 22/7 was Aniplex[27].
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Founding
22/7's founder is recorded as Yasushi Akimoto[6]. October 17, 2016 marks the founding of 22/7[26].
Recognition
22/7 received the Silver Play Button[3].
Why It Matters
22/7 draws 764 Wikipedia views per month (girl_group category, ranking #99 of 303).[2] 22/7 has Wikipedia articles in 6 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[28] 22/7 is known by 7 alternative names across languages and contexts.[29]
FAQs
What awards did 22/7 receive?
Honors received include Silver Play Button[3].