Minegishi Minami

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Minegishi Minami
Minegishi Minami (2019)
Name
Kanji 峯岸みなみ
Kana みねぎし みなみ
Romaji Minegishi Minami
Nickname Miichan (みぃちゃん)
Birth Info
Birthdate November 15, 1992  
Birthplace Flag of Japan.png Itabashi, Tokyo, Japan
Blood type B
Current Age 31 Years Old
Sizes
Height 158cm
Professional Info
Agency Mama & Son Inc.
Social Networks Official Fanclub / 7gogo / Instagram / TikTok / Twitter / YouTube / Threads
Idol Career Info
Former Group AKB48
Former Team Team K
Debuted December 2005 / 1st Generation
Graduated May 2021

Minegishi Minami was a member of AKB48's Team K. She is also a member of No Sleeves and a former member of Melisma. She is currently affiliated with Mama & Son Inc.

Contents

Catchphrase

年中無休の反抗期! みぃちゃんこと峯岸みなみです。
Nenchuumukyuu no hankouki! Miichan koto Minegishi Minami desu.
(Rebellious age for 7 days a week! I'm Minegishi Minami, also known as Miichan.)

Trivia

  • Hobbies: Reading shoujo manga, karaoke
  • Favorite drama: Kids' War
  • Favorite flower: Lavender
  • Favorite food: Fried prawns, Korean seaweed, nikujaga, croquettes
  • Least favorite food: Tomatoes, natto
  • Favorite season: Winter
  • Habits: Clicking her fingers
  • During her teenage years, Minegishi was known as the "rebellious child."
  • Good friends with: Maeda Atsuko, Takahashi Minami, Kojima Haruna, Itano Tomomi, Shinoda Mariko, Nishino Miki
  • Former leader of the Driving Club
  • She has an older sister (two years older) and a younger brother (two years younger).
  • Her mother chose the name "Minami" to create a cute and girly image. Minami used to find this fact emabarrasing, but she grew to like her name.
  • She began taking dance lessons from the age of four. She considers dance her favorite sport.
    • She learned ballet from age four and hip-hop from age six, as well as singing, acting, and English.
  • In kindergarten her dream was to become a kindergarten teacher.
  • She was the class representative in elementary school and described herself as "baselessly self-confident".
  • She had the nickname Gojira (Godzilla) in elementary school, but she was also often associated with Gachapin (a Japanese children's cartoon character).
  • Her father was a big fan of Asaka Yui and Minamino Yoko, and also frequently asked her to take photos of the other AKB48 members.
  • Her parents used to run a coffee shop named "Tea Room Tane" located in Takashimadaira, Tokyo. On February 26, 2016 it was remodeled to a beer specialty pub named "Kirigirisu" (Cricket). It could be possible that the names were derived from the No Sleeves songs Tane and Kirigirisu Jin.
  • She was a fan of Morning Musume. In elementary school she applied for the Hello Project Kids Audition, but did not pass.
    • Her Morning Musume oshimen was Goto Maki.
  • When she was one year old, she received a cuddly toy named "Beaver-chan." She introduced the toy to her fans in the introduction profile video for AKB48's first single Aitakatta. After this, it also appeared in her first photobook and her parents took it with them to see her backstage after the General Election 2013.
  • She used to want to be the orthodox idol type, but she was often told she would fit better as a variety idol due to her rebellious persona. She was unhappy with this for a while, but eventually embraced being a Variety Idol. As of 2022 she is frequently a guest on different types of variety shows.
  • After she joined AKB48 she experienced bullying at her middle school. Not many students from her school worked as entertainers, and upperclassmen would make fun of her for being an idol.
  • She did not have a unit position in the original lineup of the Team A 1st Stage, nor in Team A 2nd Stage. She received fan letters that sympathized with her and supported her.
    • In a 2010 Shukan Asahi interview, she shared that for the Team A 3rd Stage she was finally given a song where she was at the center of the choreography, Seifuku ga Jama wo Suru. She expected to receive fan letters congratulating her, but instead she received hate mail. Fans wrote to her saying they wanted to see other members at the center, or that they were disappointed she was in the song. Minegishi, who was 13 at the time, had a breakdown. She reported that she developed anxiety to go on stage, her legs would shake, she would cry, and she nearly quit AKB48. She decided to skip Team A theater shows and eventually her grandmother came to her house, telling her that she would protect Minami and talk directly to any fans who hurt her. Minami said this gave her the courage to continue performing.
  • Former AKB48 staff member and author Iwasaki Natsumi wrote the novel Moshidora and based the main character Kawashima Minami after Minegishi. He said that Minegishi's greatest strength was is that she could make other members stand out with her MC skills, and that was what he wanted to model Kawashima after.
    • Ironically, Minegishi played the supporting character Houjou Ayano in the live action film of Moshidora. Maeda Atsuko played Kawashima Minami instead.
  • When she turned 18 in 2010 she said that what she was most excited about was that she could now appear on late-night radio.
  • In August 2010 Takahashi Minami was scheduled to perform a rakugo recitation for the release of No Sleeves' single Kimi Shika. However, Takahashi became hospitalized due to overwork just six days before the show. Minegishi took over, and memorized the rakugo work "Kamotori" in only five days. She read the script constantly on her mobile phone to memorize it, and was praised for her performance.
  • In January 2013 she was involved in a prolific scandal after she was photographed leaving the apartment of Shirahama Alan, violating the Love Ban. She shaved her head in repentance and an apology video was uploaded to YouTube. Minegishi was then demoted to AKB48 Kenkyuusei.
  • After becoming Team 4 captain, she became known for her good relationship with younger members.
    • She asked younger members to called her Miichan rather than Minegishi-san to help them feel more comfortable.
  • She often read other members' blogs.
  • She studies idol photobooks to learn more poses. This was demonstrated in AKB48 600sec.
  • She collects hats.
  • She believed in fortune telling.
    • after being ranked 1st in 2012 and the subsequent events that year might have changed that though
    • in episode 37 of Sayonara Mouri-san she warned the members not to take it all too seriously
  • She keeps warm in winter by pretending it's summer and feeling thankful that it's so breezy. She learned this from a manga.
  • She is often jealous of Kojima Haruna for being able to write kanji that she can't write herself.
  • She was allergic to cats but grew out of it and in 2020, on the recommendation of Kojima Haruna, got a Scottish Fold she called Shakeh (Salmon).
  • Her character in Majisuka Gakuen 2 was "Shaku" (screentime), as she was known to always strive to get more screentime on variety shows.
  • Despite being known for her bright character on variety shows, she says she has a negative personality. She, Kitahara Rie, and Sashihara Rino are all alike in this regard, and even formed a "Negative Club" (a pun in Japanese, ネガティ部 negati-bu).
  • She was a former member of the fake group "SONE" with Kitahara Rie, Sashihara Rino and Miyazaki Miho, that regularly participated in Request Hour MCs. They “disbanded” in 2014.
  • She was on hiatus from June 20th to July 8th, 2014 for treatment of a kidney cyst.
  • Her poster for the 2017 General Election was designed by Lily Franky, a Japanese award-winning illustrator, writer and actor and close friend.
  • She is the only AKB48 member to have been on all four possible teams and a Kenkyuusei. This excludes Team 8, as Team 8 is only available through special audition.
  • AKB48's 51st single Jabaja was the first AKB48 single since debut to not include Minegishi on any song.
  • She reached 5,000 days as an AKB48 member on August 16th, 2019.
  • She had her 1,000th theater performance on February 21st, 2020.
  • Despite being the last member of the 1st Generation to graduate, she was never the oldest active member of the AKB48 group. Kashiwagi Yuki of the 3rd Generation was always older than her.
  • She holds the record for the longest wait time between graduation announcement (December 8th, 2019) and actual graduation (May 22nd, 2021), lasting 1 year and 6 months. This was due to the COVID-19 pandemic delaying the graduation concert. This record was previously held by former general manager Takahashi Minami (1 year and 4 months).
  • She transferred from Ogi Production to Mama & Son in July 2021.
  • In August 2022 she announced her marriage to Tetsuya, leader of the YouTube group Tokai On Air. They were first confirmed to be dating in September 2021.
    • In the past, she had said that she wanted to get married at around age 30. Indeed, she was 29 years old at the time of her engagement.
    • She also said that she would like her future husband to call her "Minami" rather than "Miichan", as she used to feel jealous of Takahashi Minami because everyone called her Minami, while Minegishi was referred to as Miichan.

History

2005

  • At the age of 13, joined AKB48 on October 30th as a member of the first Generation, also known as the Original Team A. She was the second youngest member after Masuyama Kayano.
  • On December 8th, was part of the Grand Theatre Opening in Akihabara, Tokyo during AKB48's first stage performance; this marks the day of the AKB48 Anniversary now.

2006

2007

  • Minegishi was part of the AKB48 drama movie "Ashita no Watashi no Tsukurikata" (English Title: How to Become Myself).
  • She was also part of the AKB48 satiric horror movie "Densen Uta" (English Title: Contagious Song).

2008

  • Starting on January 24th, Minegishi became a regular member to appear on AKB48's first personal variety show AKB 1ji 59fun!. In April, the show's title was changed to AKB 0ji 59fun!. After having two successful seasons, the show was again retitled to AKBINGO! in October.
  • From August 28th to October 2nd, Minegishi was a regular on the NHK drama "Cat's Street".
  • On August 22nd, Minegishi released her first solo book SOUTH. In December there was also a Behind the Scenes DVD released under the same title.
  • Together with Kojima Haruna and Takahashi Minami, she was cast in the comedic drama "Men★dol ~Ikemen Idol~". It was about three girls not making the cut as idols, so they pretended to be male and formed a boy group called "Persona." As Persona, the three of them released the songs 3seconds and Christmas Present. At the end of the drama, they presented themselves as the new female idol group No Sleeves and sang their first single Relax!. No Sleeves became an official sub-unit of AKB48 after this, and Relax! was their first single (released November 26th).

2009

  • In AKB48's first AKB48 General Election, Minegishi reached rank 16, making her a senbatsu member for the 13th single Iiwake Maybe.
  • From July 7th to September 8th, Minegishi was part of the drama "Koishi te Akuma~Vampire☆Boy".
  • During the 2009 Team Shuffle, Minegishi was transferred to Team K.

2010

2011

  • From February 26th to March 2nd, she was a cast member of the AKB48 drama TV series Sakura Kara no Tegami.
  • Minegishi was again chosen to appear in Majisuka Gakuen 2, which started on April 15th.
  • Released on June 4, was part of the cast for Moshidora.
  • No Sleeves released their first self-titled album "No Sleeves. The Limited Type C Edition featured Minegishi on a solo jacket, as well as her first solo song Watashi wa Watashi. Furthermore, Minegishi's unit song from the AmebagPigg Unit Battle, "Shaku ga Hoshii", was also included on her album version. The album managed to reach #1 on the Oricon Weekly Charts and debuted at #1 on the Daily Charts.
  • During the second Janken Taikai, Minegishi ranked third and thus made senbatsu for the 24th single Ue Kara Mariko.

2012

  • Airing from April 13th to June 29th on HBC and from April 16th to June 25th, she was part of the drama "Super Girl".
  • On August 24th, she was transferred to Umeda Team B.

2013

  • For the 32nd single So long!, Minegishi was one of the actresses for the drama video that was filmed by Team B.
  • Due to news that were published the tabloid "Bunshun Weekly", Minegishi was demoted to Kenkyuusei status on February 1st. She also cut her hair drastically.
  • Despite her scandal and uncertain future, Minegishi ranked at 18th in the General Election.
  • On August 24th, she was made Team captain of Team 4 during Day 3 of the Tokyo Dome Concert of the AKB48 5 Big Dome Concert Tour.

2014

  • On June 20th, activities paused due to medical treatment as Minegishi was diagnosed with a renal cyst.

2015

  • During the AKB48 Spring Shuffle 2015, Minegishi was apppointed Team Captain of Team K.
  • She was part of episode 35 of "AKB48 Horror Night Adrenalin Night".
  • She was also part of episode 9 of "AKB48 Love Night Factory".

2016

  • Before Takahashi Minami's graduation concert, Minegishi did the introduction ("Kage Ana"). She was also part of almost every MC, and they performed Junai no Crescendo as No Sleeves.
  • Minegishi was cast for the movie "Joshikou" (Girls High School), which was released on April 9th.
  • During the General Election, she was voted into 17th place, which made her the Undergirls Center for Densetsu no Sakana.
  • On July 12th, her second photobook "Watashi wa Watashi" was released.

2017

  • Like at Takahashi's graduation, Minegishi did the Kage Ana for Kojima Haruna's graduation concert. Again, they performed Junai no Crescendo. After Haruna's graduation process was finished, Minegishi was officially left as the last member of the 1st Generation/Original Team A.
  • During a SHOWROOM Livestream on September 5th together with Takahashi Minami and Kojima Haruna, it was announced that the agency Minegishi is now affiliated with is "Mama & Son", a sub-corporate of Ogi.

2018

2019

  • On February 2nd, appeared on the variety show Saturday Plus as a guest host.
  • On February 7th, appeared as an MC on the radio show UPARETE Yasushima.
  • On March 20th, appeared in the variety show Baguette.
  • From March 29th to April 15th, appeared in the traditional style stage drama, Futari Okuni. It is a Kabuki style dance theater.
  • On April 5th, appeared in the TV Asahi drama "Rikon na Futari" (Divorced Two).
  • From August 9th to 18th, a solo photo exhibition in cooperation with photographer Takahashi Yuya was held in Shibuya.
  • On December 8th, at AKB48's 14th Anniversary Stage, announced her graduation during the AKB48 Anniversary stage. She also announced she would not drink any alcohol any longer to become healthier for her graduation performance.

2020

  • On February 21st, had her 1,000th theater performance.
  • On March 18th, was part of her first senbatsu again for the single Shitsuren, Arigatou since 11gatsu no Anklet in 2017.
    • The single would also include her graduation song.
  • On April 2nd, her graduation concert was supposed to take place but had to be cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
  • On June 21st, appeared in the first MiiYuki Social Distance Stage with Kashiwagi Yuki.
  • On August 31st, appeared in the second MiiYuki Social Distance Stage with Kashiwagi Yuki.
  • On September 1st, wrote and published her first own article in the Mirror Asahi online magazine and opened about problems with self-confidence, substance abuse and loneliness.
  • On October 1st, started her own radio show, "Minegishi Minami no Yappari Kyou mo Homeraretai" (峯岸みなみのやっぱり今日も褒められたい) (Minegishi Minami's I Want to be Praised Again Today After All).
  • On November 23rd, hosted AKB48 e-Sports Tournament 〜Hanarete Tsuyokunatta Mono, wa Hommono.〜.
  • On November 24th, =LOVE (Equal Love) released the music video for their song "Shukipi" (しゅきぴ), which Minami directed.

2021

  • On February 11th, had her final handshake event (online).
  • On February 16th, appeared on the variety show "London Hearts."
  • On March 29th, it was announced that her graduation concert would be held on May 23rd, at the PIA Arena MM.
  • On May 23rd, held her graduation concert "Minegishi Minami Graduation Concert ~Sakura no Sakanai Haru wa Nai~." She centered a total of 20 songs.
  • On May 28th, held her final theater performance.
  • On July 7th the MV for =LOVE's 9th single 'Weekend Citron' (ウィークエンドシトロン) that was directed by Miichan was released
  • On October 30th, appeared in "Unlucky Girl" as Nonaka Miki.
  • On November 8th, the CM for MISHONE featuring Minami was released.

2022

  • From January 13th to February 12th, will appear as Columbia in a performance of the "Rocky Horror Picture Show".
  • On March 31st, it was announced she would be a regular guest on AKB48's new variety programme, AKB48 Sayonara Mouri-san.
  • Released on June 17th, appeared in the music video "KIMINO HABURASHI" (君の歯ブラシ) by Maharajan.
  • On June 29th also appeared in the music video "SONOKINI SASENAIDE" by Maharajan, whish is a prequel video to "KIMINO HABURASHI"
  • From July 5th, will be one of three hosts of the dating reality show Shuffle Island Season 2 (シャッフルアイランド Season 2).
  • On August 16th, announced her marriage to Tetsuya, leader of the YouTube group Tokai On Air. Their YouTube video "2022.08.12〜" in which they revealed having got married on the 12th got over 4 million likes and 23,000 comments in just two days.
  • On September 1st, released her first Style Book "Tansho Negative, Chousho Negative" (短所ネガティブ 長所ネガティブ).

AKB48 Senbatsu Elections

AKB48 Janken Tournaments

Team History

Team ATeam KTeam BAKB48 KenkyuuseiTeam 4Team K → Graduation
Joined AKB48 as a Team A member in October, 2005 (Debut: December 8, 2005)
Transferred to Team K on August 23, 2009 (2009 Team Shuffle)
Transferred to Team B on August 24, 2012 (Tokyo Dome Team Shuffle)
Demoted to Kenkyuusei due to a scandal on February 1, 2013
Promoted to Team 4 on August 24, 2013 (Tokyo Dome Concert)
Transferred to Team K on March 26, 2015 (AKB48 Spring Shuffle 2015)
Graduated from AKB48's Team K on May 28, 2021 (Announcement: December 8, 2019 | Graduation Concert: May 23, 2021)

Singles Participation

AKB48 A-Sides

AKB48 B-Sides

Other Songs

No Sleeves A-Sides

No Sleeves B-Sides

Albums Participation

AKB48 Albums

Units

No Sleeves

Singles

Albums

Persona

Stage Units

A1 (PARTY ga Hajimaru yo)
Kiss wa Dame yo (2nd Unit)
A2 (Aitakatta)
Nagisa no CHERRY
Rio no Kakumei
A3 (Dareka no Tame ni)
Nage Kiss de Uchi Otose!
Seifuku ga Jama wo Suru
A4 (Tadaima Renaichuu)
Junai no Crescendo
Himawarigumi 1 (Boku no Taiyou)
Idol Nante Yobanaide (1st Unit)
Himawarigumi 2 (Yume wo Shinaseru Wake ni Ikanai)
Bye Bye Bye (1st Unit + Revival)
A5 (Renai Kinshi Jourei)
Renai Kinshi Jourei
K6 (RESET)
Gyakuten Oujisama
Team Surprise 1st Stage (Juuryoku Sympathy)
Suiyoubi no Alice
Suteki na Sankaku Kankei
Megami wa Doko de Hohoemu?
Team B Waiting Stage
Omoide Ijou
KKS6 (Boku no Taiyou)
Idol Nante Yobanaide
KKS7 (Pajama Drive)
Kagami no Naka no Jean Da Arc
42 (Te wo Tsunaginagara)
Kono Mune no Barcode
43 (Idol no Yoake)
Tengoku Yarou
Team Surprise 2nd Stage (Bara no Gishiki)
Saigo ni Ice Milk wo Nonda no wa Itsudarou?
Shitsuren Doumei
Ai no Kawa
SS1 (Eve wa Adam no Abarabone)
Kuroi Tenshi
K4 Revival (Saishuu Bell ga Naru)
22nin Shimai no Uta (Center)
SS5 (Koukando Bakuage)
Relax!
SS7 (Thumbnail)
Hibiwareta Kagami
SS8 (Kamikyoku Shibari)
Everyday, Kachuusha
SS12 (Boku no Natsu ga Hajimaru)
Megami wa Doko de Hohoemu?

Concert Units

AKB48 First Concert "Aitakatta ~Hashira wa Naize!~"

AKB48 Masaka, Kono Concert no Ongen wa Ryuushutsushinai yo ne?

Nenwasure Kanshasai Shuffle Sumaze, AKB! SKE mo Yoroshiku ne

AKB104 Senbatsu Members Sokaku Matsuri

Yokohama Arena 2010 'AKB48 Manseki Matsuri Kibou Sanpi Ryouron'

Surprise wa Arimasen

KYORAKU PRESENTS AKB48 SKE48 LIVE IN ASIA

AKB48 Kouhaku Utagassen 2011

Gyomu Renraku. Tanomuzo, Katayama Bucho! in Saitama Super Arena

Washington D.C. Concert

AKB48 in TOKYO DOME ~1830m no Yume~

AKB48 Kouhaku Utagassen 2012

AKB48 Group Kenkyuusei Concert ~Oshimen Hayai Mono Gachi~

AKB48 Super Festival at Nissan Stadium

AKB48 2013 Manatsu no Dome Tour ~Mada mada, Yaranakya Ikenai koto ga aru~

Fukuoka Dome
Sapporo Dome
Osaka Dome* Yuuhi wo miteiru ka?
Nagoya Dome
Tokyo Dome

AKB48 Kouhaku Utagassen 2013

  • Tomodachi Yori Daiji na Hito

Unit Matsuri 2014

AKB48 National Olympic Stadium Concert

AKB48 Group at Ajinomoto Stadium

AKB48 Zenkoku Tour 2014

Wakayama

AKB48 Kouhaku Utagassen 2014

AKB48 Manatsu no Tandoku Concert in SSA 〜Kawaei-san no Koto ga Suki Deshita〜

AKB48 Tandoku Request Hour Setlist Best 100 2016

Shuku Takahashi Minami Graduation "148.5cm no Mita Yume" in Yokohama Stadium

AKB48 Kouhaku Utagassen 2016

Kojimatsuri ~Kojima Haruna Kanshasai~

Watanabe Mayu Graduation Concert ~Minna no Yume ga Kanaimasu you ni~

AKB48 Tandoku Concert ~Jabajatte Nani?~

Kitahara Rie Graduation Concert ~Yume no 1115-nichi Niigata no Onna ni Narimashita!~

AKB48 53rd Single Sekai Senbatsu Sousenkyo Concert ~Sekai no Center wa Dare da?~

AKB48 Team K Tandoku Concert 〜Team K no K tte nan no K?〜

AKB48 Group Request Hour Setlist Best 100 2019

AKB48 Group Spring Festival in Yokohama Stadium

AKB48 Zenkoku Tour 2019 ~Tanoshii bakari ga AKB!~

Saitama

AKB48 Group Request Hour Setlist Best 50 2020

2020 AKB48 shin Unit Live Matsuri Kaisai Kettei no Oshirase

Minegishi Minami Graduation Concert ~Sakura no Sakanai Haru wa Nai~

Kashiwagi Yuki Graduation Concert ~17nenkan, Aruite Kita Kono Michi~

Solo Songs

Photobooks

Style Books

  • [2022.09.01] Tansho Negative, Chousho Negative (短所ネガティブ 長所ネガティブ)

Solo DVDs

Media Appearances

Movies

  • Ashita no Watashi no Tsukurikata (2007)
  • Densen Uta (伝染歌) (2007)
  • Moshidora (Moshi Koukou Yakyuu no Joshi ga Drucker no "Management" wo Yondara) (もしドラ) ((もし高校野球の女子マネージャーがドラッカーの『マネジメント』を読んだら)) (2011) - Houjou Ayano
  • Joshikou (2016)

Dramas

  • Men★dol ~Ikemen Idol~ (2008) - Otawa Hinata
  • Cat's Street (キャットストリート) (2008) - herself
  • Koishi te Akuma~Vampire☆Boy (恋して悪魔~ヴァンパイア☆ボーイ) (2009) - Inaba Saki
  • Kotodama no Onnatachi (言霊の女たち) (2010) - herself
  • Majisuka Gakuen (2010) - Shaku
  • Sakura Kara no Tegami (2011) - herself
  • Majisuka Gakuen 2 (2011) - Shaku
  • Super Girl (2012)
  • AKB48 Horror Night Adrenalin no Yoake (2015) - Episode 35
  • AKB48 Love Night Koujoi (2015) - Episode 9
  • Rikon na Futari (離婚なふたり) (2019) - Kariya Emma
  • Unlucky Girl (アンラッキガール) (2021) - Episode 4 - Nonaka Miki

Variety Shows

  • AKB 1ji 59fun! (2008)
  • AKB 0ji 59fun! (2008)
  • AKBINGO! (2008 – 2019)
  • Shukan AKB (2009 – 2012)
  • AKB48 Nemousu Terebi (Season 3/4/5/6/8) (2008 – 2019)
  • AKB MOTOR CLUB (2012)
  • AKB Kousagi Dojo (Host) (2012 – 2014)
  • HaKaTa Hyakkaten (2012)
  • Baguette (バゲッテ) (2019)
  • Saturday Plus (サタデープラス) (2019)
  • AbemaTV (2020)
  • Machanneru (まっちゃんねる) (2020)
  • TAKA AND TODOSHI no Konya, Yado Nashi Futaritabi (タカアンドトシの今夜、宿ナシ二人旅) (2020)
  • Geinoujin ni Jissai ni Okita Jiken (芸能人に実際に起きた事件) (2020)
  • Dokkiri GP (ドッキリGP) (2020)
  • Downtown DX (ダウンタウンDX) (2020)
  • Quiz Pinch Hitter (クイズピンチヒッター) (2020)
  • URAYOTO (ウラマヨ) (2021)
  • Chidori no Kuse ga SUGOINETA GP (千鳥のクセがスゴいネタGP) (2021)
  • King Time Shinshun (キングダム新春) (2021)
  • Aiseki Shokudo (相席食堂) (2021)
  • Geinoukai Tokugiou Ketteisen TEPPEN (芸能界特技王決定戦 TEPPEN) (2021)
  • Sakagami & Sashihara no Tsuburenai Mise (坂上&指原のつぶれない店) (2021)
  • London Hearts (ロンドンハーツ) (2021)
  • AKB48 Sayonara Mouri-san (AKB48サヨナラ毛利さん) (2022)

Radio

  • AKB48 no All Night Nippon (2010 – 2018)
  • UPARETE Yasushima
  • Minegishi Minami no Yappari Kyou mo Homeraretai (峯岸みなみのやっぱり今日も褒められたい) (2020 – )

Stage Plays

  • Three-Penny Opera (三文オペラ) (2018)
  • Futari Okuni (ふたり阿国) (2019)
  • Rocky Horror Picture Show (ロッキー・ホラー・ショー) (2022) - Columbia

Reality Shows

  • Shuffle Island Season 2 (シャッフルアイランド) (2022)

Gallery

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Minegishi Minami 10th Senbatsu Election Poster (2018)
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Minegishi Minami (2018)
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Minegishi Minami 9th Senbatsu Sousenkyo Poster (2017)
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Minegishi Minami (2017)
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Minegishi Minami 8th Senbatsu Sousenkyo Poster (2016)
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Minegishi Minami (2016)
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Minegishi Minami (2015)
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Minegishi Minami (2014)
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Minegishi Minami (Late 2013)
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Minegishi Minami (Early 2013)
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Minegishi Minami (2012)
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Minegishi Minami (2011)
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Minegishi Minami (Late 2010)
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Minegishi Minami (Early 2010)
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Minegishi Minami (2009)
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Minegishi Minami (Late 2008)
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Minegishi Minami (Early 2008)
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Minegishi Minami (Late 2007)
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Minegishi Minami (Early 2007)
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Minegishi Minami (Late 2006)
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Minegishi Minami (Early 2006)