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* [[Saigo Made Warukii de Gomennasai|NMB48 Kobe World Kinen Hall Concert]] in 2016 was dedicated to and named after [[Watanabe Miyuki]].<br/> | * [[Saigo Made Warukii de Gomennasai|NMB48 Kobe World Kinen Hall Concert]] in 2016 was dedicated to and named after [[Watanabe Miyuki]].<br/> | ||
* [[Shibata Aya's Graduation Thanksgiving Festival ~Demo Ayachan Kara wa Sotsugyou Shimasen!~|SKE48 Zepp Nagoya Concert]] in 2016 was dedicated to and named after [[Shibata Aya]].<br/> | * [[Shibata Aya's Graduation Thanksgiving Festival ~Demo Ayachan Kara wa Sotsugyou Shimasen!~|SKE48 Zepp Nagoya Concert]] in 2016 was dedicated to and named after [[Shibata Aya]].<br/> | ||
− | * [[Kojimatsuri ~Kojima Haruna Kanshasai~|AKB48 Yoyogi National Stadium First Gymnasium]] in 2017 was dedicated to and named after [[Kojima Haruna]].<br/> | + | * [[Kojimatsuri ~Kojima Haruna Kanshasai~|AKB48 Yoyogi National Stadium First Gymnasium Concert]] in 2017 was dedicated to and named after [[Kojima Haruna]].<br/> |
− | * There were [[Jonishi Kei Graduation Concert ~ Yappari Keichan ga Number One ~|three NMB48]] [[Yabushita Shu Graduation Concert ~ Itsumade mo Shu no Egao wo Wasurenai ~|Orix Theater]] [[Fujie Reina Graduation Concert ~ Kimi no Koto ga Suki Yanen! ~|Concerts]] in 2017 that were dedicated to and named after [[Jonishi Kei]], [[Yabushita Shu]], and [[Fujie Reina]]. | + | * There were [[Jonishi Kei Graduation Concert ~ Yappari Keichan ga Number One ~|three NMB48]] [[Yabushita Shu Graduation Concert ~ Itsumade mo Shu no Egao wo Wasurenai ~|Orix Theater]] [[Fujie Reina Graduation Concert ~ Kimi no Koto ga Suki Yanen! ~|Concerts]] in 2017 that were dedicated to and named after [[Jonishi Kei]], [[Yabushita Shu]], and [[Fujie Reina]].<br/> |
* [[SKE48 Oya Masana Graduation Concert in Nippon Gaishi Hall ~Minna Minna Arigatou!~|SKE48 Nippon Gaishi Hall Concert]] in 2017 was dedicated to and named after [[Oya Masana]].<br/> | * [[SKE48 Oya Masana Graduation Concert in Nippon Gaishi Hall ~Minna Minna Arigatou!~|SKE48 Nippon Gaishi Hall Concert]] in 2017 was dedicated to and named after [[Oya Masana]].<br/> | ||
− | * [[Watanabe Mayu Graduation Concert ~Minna no Yume ga Kanaimasu you ni~|AKB48 Saitama Super Arena Concert]] in 2017 was dedicated to and named after [[Watanabe Mayu]]. | + | * [[Watanabe Mayu Graduation Concert ~Minna no Yume ga Kanaimasu you ni~|AKB48 Saitama Super Arena Concert]] in 2017 was dedicated to and named after [[Watanabe Mayu]].<br/> |
− | * [[Melody Nurramdhani Laksani Graduation Concert|JKT48 Kota Kasablanka Hall Concert]] in 2018 was dedicated to and named after [[Melody Nurramdhani Laksani]]. | + | * [[Melody Nurramdhani Laksani Graduation Concert|JKT48 Kota Kasablanka Hall Concert]] in 2018 was dedicated to and named after [[Melody Nurramdhani Laksani]].<br/> |
− | * [[Yagura Fuuko Graduation Concert ~Onaji Sora no Shita de~|NMB48 Orix Theater Concert]] in 2018 was dedicated to and named after [[Yagura Fuuko]]. | + | * [[Yagura Fuuko Graduation Concert ~Onaji Sora no Shita de~|NMB48 Orix Theater Concert]] in 2018 was dedicated to and named after [[Yagura Fuuko]].<br/> |
− | * [[Kitahara Rie Graduation Concert ~Yume no 1115-nichi Niigata no Onna ni Narimashita!~|NGT48 Toki Messe Concert]] in 2018 was dedicated to and named after [[Kitahara Rie]]. | + | * [[Kitahara Rie Graduation Concert ~Yume no 1115-nichi Niigata no Onna ni Narimashita!~|NGT48 Toki Messe Concert]] in 2018 was dedicated to and named after [[Kitahara Rie]].<br/> |
− | * There were two NMB48 concerts at [[Ichikawa Miori Graduation Concert ~Ima ga shun! Namba Sodachi Fresh Lemon, Shukka Shimasu~|Orix Theater]] and [[Ichikawa Miori Graduation Concert ~Ima ga shun! Saitama-ken san Fresh Lemon, Shukka Shimasu~|Omiya Sonic City]] in 2018 that were dedicated to and named after [[Ichikawa Miori]]. | + | * There were two NMB48 concerts at [[Ichikawa Miori Graduation Concert ~Ima ga shun! Namba Sodachi Fresh Lemon, Shukka Shimasu~|Orix Theater]] and [[Ichikawa Miori Graduation Concert ~Ima ga shun! Saitama-ken san Fresh Lemon, Shukka Shimasu~|Omiya Sonic City]] in 2018 that were dedicated to and named after [[Ichikawa Miori]].<br/> |
− | * [[Yagura Fuuko Graduation Concert ~Onaji Sora no Shita de~|NMB48 Orix Theater Concert]] in 2018 was dedicated to and named after [[Yagura Fuuko]]. | + | * [[Yagura Fuuko Graduation Concert ~Onaji Sora no Shita de~|NMB48 Orix Theater Concert]] in 2018 was dedicated to and named after [[Yagura Fuuko]].<br/> |
− | * [[Ikoma Rina Graduation Concert @ Nippon Budokan|Nogizaka46 Nippon Budokan Concert]] in 2018 was dedicated to and named after [[Ikoma Rina]]. | + | * [[Ikoma Rina Graduation Concert @ Nippon Budokan|Nogizaka46 Nippon Budokan Concert]] in 2018 was dedicated to and named after [[Ikoma Rina]].<br/> |
− | * [[Devi Kinal Putri Graduation Event ~Forever Jeanne d’Arc~|JKT48 Thamrin Nine Ballroom]] in 2018 was dedicated to and named after [[Devi Kinal Putri]]. | + | * [[Devi Kinal Putri Graduation Event ~Forever Jeanne d’Arc~|JKT48 Thamrin Nine Ballroom Concert]] in 2018 was dedicated to and named after [[Devi Kinal Putri]].<br/> |
− | * [[Nogizaka46 Eto Misa Solo Graduation Concert|Eto Misa Ryogoku Kokugikan Solo Concert]] in 2019 was dedicated to and named after [[Eto Misa]]. | + | * [[Nogizaka46 Eto Misa Solo Graduation Concert|Eto Misa Ryogoku Kokugikan Solo Concert]] in 2019 was dedicated to and named after [[Eto Misa]].<br/> |
− | * [[JKT48 Request Hour 2019 and Shania Junianatha Graduation Ceremony|JKT48 Balai Sarbini]] in 2019 was dedicated to and named after [[Shania Junianatha]]. | + | * [[JKT48 Request Hour 2019 and Shania Junianatha Graduation Ceremony|JKT48 Balai Sarbini Concert]] in 2019 was dedicated to and named after [[Shania Junianatha]].<br/> |
− | * [[Sashihara Rino Graduation Concert ~Sayonara, Sashihara Rino~|HKT48 Yokohama Stadium]] in 2019 was dedicated to and named after [[Sashihara Rino]]. | + | * [[Sashihara Rino Graduation Concert ~Sayonara, Sashihara Rino~|HKT48 Yokohama Stadium Concert]] in 2019 was dedicated to and named after [[Sashihara Rino]]. |
In some cases, graduated members are still obligated to attend handshake events after their final performance. | In some cases, graduated members are still obligated to attend handshake events after their final performance. | ||
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===AKB48=== | ===AKB48=== | ||
+ | * '''[[Goto Moe]]''' ([[Team A]]) | ||
* [[Kojima Mako]] ([[Team K]]) | * [[Kojima Mako]] ([[Team K]]) | ||
* [[Nozawa Rena]] ([[Team K]]) <small>(Announced in 2018)</small> | * [[Nozawa Rena]] ([[Team K]]) <small>(Announced in 2018)</small> | ||
* [[Fujita Nana]] ([[Team K]]) <small>(Announced in 2018)</small> | * [[Fujita Nana]] ([[Team K]]) <small>(Announced in 2018)</small> | ||
− | * | + | * [[Takahashi Juri]] ([[Team B]]) |
* [[Takeuchi Miyu]] ([[Team B]]) <small>(Announced in 2018)</small> | * [[Takeuchi Miyu]] ([[Team B]]) <small>(Announced in 2018)</small> | ||
* [[Taya Misaki]] ([[Team 4]]) | * [[Taya Misaki]] ([[Team 4]]) | ||
− | * | + | * [[Sato Shiori]] ([[Team 8]]/[[Team B]]) |
− | * | + | * [[Tanikawa Hijiri]] ([[Team 8]]/[[Team A]]) |
* [[Cho Kurena]] ([[Team 8]]/[[Team A]]) <small>(Announced in 2018)</small> | * [[Cho Kurena]] ([[Team 8]]/[[Team A]]) <small>(Announced in 2018)</small> | ||
− | * | + | * [[Nakano Ikumi]] ([[Team 8]]/[[Team K]]) |
* [[Noda Hinano]] ([[Team 8]]/[[Team 4]]) | * [[Noda Hinano]] ([[Team 8]]/[[Team 4]]) | ||
− | * | + | * [[Hitomi Kotone]] ([[Team 8]]/[[Team A]]) |
− | * | + | * [[Yamada Nanami]] ([[Team 8]]/[[Team K]]) |
− | * | + | * [[Yokomichi Yuri]] ([[Team 8]]/[[Team K]]) |
+ | * [[Katsumata Saori]] ([[AKB48 Kenkyuusei|Kenkyuusei]]) | ||
* [[Harima Nanami]] ([[AKB48 Kenkyuusei|Kenkyuusei]]) | * [[Harima Nanami]] ([[AKB48 Kenkyuusei|Kenkyuusei]]) | ||
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* [[Okada Miku]] ([[Team S]]) | * [[Okada Miku]] ([[Team S]]) | ||
* [[Yamada Juna]] ([[Team S]]) | * [[Yamada Juna]] ([[Team S]]) | ||
− | * | + | * [[Uchiyama Mikoto]] ([[Team KII]]) |
* [[Obata Yuna]] ([[Team KII]]) | * [[Obata Yuna]] ([[Team KII]]) | ||
* [[Takagi Yumana]] ([[Team KII]]) | * [[Takagi Yumana]] ([[Team KII]]) | ||
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* [[Kusaka Konomi]] ([[Team N]]) <small>(Announced in 2018)</small> | * [[Kusaka Konomi]] ([[Team N]]) <small>(Announced in 2018)</small> | ||
* [[Mita Mao]] ([[Team N]]) | * [[Mita Mao]] ([[Team N]]) | ||
− | * | + | * [[Jo Eriko]] ([[Team BII]]) |
* [[Hayashi Momoka]] ([[Team BII]]) | * [[Hayashi Momoka]] ([[Team BII]]) | ||
+ | * '''[[Osawa Ai]]''' ([[NMB48 Kenkyuusei|Kenkyuusei]]) | ||
===HKT48=== | ===HKT48=== | ||
* [[Sashihara Rino]] ([[Team H]]) | * [[Sashihara Rino]] ([[Team H]]) | ||
− | * | + | * [[Kodama Haruka]] ([[Team H]]) |
+ | * [[Komada Hiroka]] ([[Team H]]) | ||
+ | * [[Iwahana Shino]] ([[Team KIV]]) | ||
* [[Tomiyoshi Asuka]] ([[Team KIV]]) | * [[Tomiyoshi Asuka]] ([[Team KIV]]) | ||
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* [[Hasegawa Rena]] ([[NGT48 Members#1st Generation|1st Generation]]) | * [[Hasegawa Rena]] ([[NGT48 Members#1st Generation|1st Generation]]) | ||
* [[Yamaguchi Maho]] ([[NGT48 Members#1st Generation|1st Generation]]) | * [[Yamaguchi Maho]] ([[NGT48 Members#1st Generation|1st Generation]]) | ||
+ | * '''[[Takazawa Tomoka]]''' ([[NGT48 Kenkyuusei|Kenkyuusei]]) | ||
* [[Hagiri Runa]] ([[NGT48 Kenkyuusei|Kenkyuusei]]) | * [[Hagiri Runa]] ([[NGT48 Kenkyuusei|Kenkyuusei]]) | ||
+ | * '''[[Watanabe Ayusa]]''' ([[NGT48 Kenkyuusei|Kenkyuusei]]) | ||
+ | * [[Yamazaki Mirii]] ([[NGT48 Kenkyuusei|Kenkyuusei]]) | ||
===STU48=== | ===STU48=== | ||
+ | * '''[[Kadota Momona]]''' ([[STU48 Kenkyuusei|Kenkyuusei]]) | ||
* [[Sano Haruka]] ([[STU48 Kenkyuusei|Kenkyuusei]]) | * [[Sano Haruka]] ([[STU48 Kenkyuusei|Kenkyuusei]]) | ||
+ | * [[Sugahara Saki]] ([[STU48 Kenkyuusei|Kenkyuusei]]) | ||
* [[Mizoguchi Aiko]] ([[STU48 Kenkyuusei|Kenkyuusei]]) | * [[Mizoguchi Aiko]] ([[STU48 Kenkyuusei|Kenkyuusei]]) | ||
− | |||
===Nogizaka46=== | ===Nogizaka46=== | ||
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===Keyakizaka46=== | ===Keyakizaka46=== | ||
− | * '''[[Nagahama Neru]]''' ([[ | + | * '''[[Nagahama Neru]]''' ([[Keyakizaka46 1st Generation|1st Generation]]) |
+ | |||
+ | ===Hinatazaka46=== | ||
+ | * '''[[Kakizaki Memi]]''' ([[Hinatazaka46 1st Generation|1st Generation]]) | ||
===JKT48=== | ===JKT48=== | ||
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* [[Erika Ebisawa Kuswan]] ([[Team KIII]]) | * [[Erika Ebisawa Kuswan]] ([[Team KIII]]) | ||
* '''[[Natalia]]''' ([[Team KIII]]) | * '''[[Natalia]]''' ([[Team KIII]]) | ||
+ | * '''[[Ayana Shahab]]''' ([[Team T]]) | ||
* [[Ayu Safira Oktaviani]] ([[Team T]]) | * [[Ayu Safira Oktaviani]] ([[Team T]]) | ||
* [[Erika Sintia]] ([[JKT48 Academy|Academy Class A]]) | * [[Erika Sintia]] ([[JKT48 Academy|Academy Class A]]) | ||
+ | * [[Graciella Ruth Wiranto]] ([[JKT48 Academy|Academy Class A]]) | ||
* [[Calista Lea]] ([[JKT48 Academy|Academy Class B]]) | * [[Calista Lea]] ([[JKT48 Academy|Academy Class B]]) | ||
+ | |||
+ | ===BNK48=== | ||
+ | * '''[[Pimnipa Tungsakul (Deenee)]]''' ([[BNK48 Trainee|Trainee]]) | ||
===MNL48=== | ===MNL48=== | ||
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* [[Necca Adelan]] ([[Team MII]]) | * [[Necca Adelan]] ([[Team MII]]) | ||
* [[Princess Erica Sanico]] ([[Team MII]]) | * [[Princess Erica Sanico]] ([[Team MII]]) | ||
+ | * [[Sayaka Awane]] ([[Team MII]]) | ||
* [[Sharei Engbino]] ([[Team MII]]) | * [[Sharei Engbino]] ([[Team MII]]) | ||
* [[Hazel Joy Marzonia]] ([[Team NIV]]) | * [[Hazel Joy Marzonia]] ([[Team NIV]]) | ||
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===SNH48=== | ===SNH48=== | ||
− | |||
* [[Yang LingYi]] ([[Team SII]]) | * [[Yang LingYi]] ([[Team SII]]) | ||
* [[Liu JingHan]] ([[Team X]]) | * [[Liu JingHan]] ([[Team X]]) | ||
+ | * [[Xu Han]] ([[Team HII]]) | ||
===BEJ48=== | ===BEJ48=== |
Revision as of 10:32, 22 June 2019
Graduation (卒業 Sotsugyou) is a term used to refer to a member of AKB48, Nogizaka46, SNH48 and its respective national and international sister and rival groups, that leaves their respective group. The term is used for other idol groups as well.
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Graduation Process
Members usually announce their graduation from the group as a surprise announcement at the end of theater performances. The date of the member's final performance is usually decided by management at a later date.
Other methods of graduation announcement include (but are not limited to):
- Announcement at AKB48-related concerts and events (Examples: Maeda Atsuko, Shinoda Mariko, Kawaei Rina, Takahashi Minami)
- Announcement on television programs (Examples: Oshima Yuko, Itano Tomomi, Miyazawa Sae)
- Announcement through a newspaper (Example: Kuramochi Asuka, Nakamura Mariko)
- Announcement through radio shows (Example: Matsui Rena)
- Announcement through social networking sites (Examples: Akimoto Sayaka, Yagami Kumi)
- Announcement through a Youtube video (Example: Nozawa Rena)
- Official announcement from management (Example: Sato Natsuki)
- Annoncement on press conference (Example: Shimazaki Haruka)
Reasons for graduation can vary. Common reasons include:
- Choosing to focus on studies
- Poor health
- Pursuing a career in show-business outside the AKB48 Group
- Personal reasons
The graduation ceremony of members usually consists of a final theater performance, after which the member takes down her picture from the portrait wall of the theater. Senbatsu members often get segments of concerts dedicated to their graduation in addition to the theater ceremony. In rare cases, a full concert can be dedicated to and named after the graduating member/s if the member is highly significant to the group. This has happened on several occasions:
- AKB48 Ajinomoto Stadium Concert in 2014 was dedicated to and named after Oshima Yuko.
- AKB48 Saitama Super Arena Concert in 2015 was dedicated to and named after Kawaei Rina.
- SKE48 Toyota Stadium Concert in 2015 was dedicated to and named after Matsui Rena.
- AKB48 Tokyo Dome Hall Concert in 2016 was dedicated to and named after Takajo Aki and Nagao Mariya.
- SKE48 Nippon Gaishi Hall Concert in 2016 was dedicated to and named after Miyazawa Sae.
- AKB48 Yokohama Stadium Concert in 2016 was dedicated to and named after Takahashi Minami.
- NMB48 Kobe World Kinen Hall Concert in 2016 was dedicated to and named after Watanabe Miyuki.
- SKE48 Zepp Nagoya Concert in 2016 was dedicated to and named after Shibata Aya.
- AKB48 Yoyogi National Stadium First Gymnasium Concert in 2017 was dedicated to and named after Kojima Haruna.
- There were three NMB48 Orix Theater Concerts in 2017 that were dedicated to and named after Jonishi Kei, Yabushita Shu, and Fujie Reina.
- SKE48 Nippon Gaishi Hall Concert in 2017 was dedicated to and named after Oya Masana.
- AKB48 Saitama Super Arena Concert in 2017 was dedicated to and named after Watanabe Mayu.
- JKT48 Kota Kasablanka Hall Concert in 2018 was dedicated to and named after Melody Nurramdhani Laksani.
- NMB48 Orix Theater Concert in 2018 was dedicated to and named after Yagura Fuuko.
- NGT48 Toki Messe Concert in 2018 was dedicated to and named after Kitahara Rie.
- There were two NMB48 concerts at Orix Theater and Omiya Sonic City in 2018 that were dedicated to and named after Ichikawa Miori.
- NMB48 Orix Theater Concert in 2018 was dedicated to and named after Yagura Fuuko.
- Nogizaka46 Nippon Budokan Concert in 2018 was dedicated to and named after Ikoma Rina.
- JKT48 Thamrin Nine Ballroom Concert in 2018 was dedicated to and named after Devi Kinal Putri.
- Eto Misa Ryogoku Kokugikan Solo Concert in 2019 was dedicated to and named after Eto Misa.
- JKT48 Balai Sarbini Concert in 2019 was dedicated to and named after Shania Junianatha.
- HKT48 Yokohama Stadium Concert in 2019 was dedicated to and named after Sashihara Rino.
In some cases, graduated members are still obligated to attend handshake events after their final performance.
Other Terms
Withdraw (「辞退」・「活動辞退」)
This term cam be used for members who chose to leave the group after a scandal involving them surfaces, such as Yonezawa Rumi, Hirajima Natsumi, Masuda Yuka, Harada Mayu and Tsuji Nozomi. It can also be used for kenkyuusei scheduled for promotion who want to leave the group anyway, such as Mitsumune Kaoru and Fujimoto Mitsuki. Lastly, the term is used for members who wish leave the group without having a final graduation ceremony.
Dismiss (「解雇」・「契約解除」)
This term is used for members who are forced to leave the group after breaking a rule. This rare occurrence has happened for nineteenth cases.
- Kikuchi Ayaka (AKB48 Team B) was dismissed from the group due to a scandal on August 14, 2008.
- Nishikawa Nanami (AKB48 8th Generation Kenkyuusei) was dismissed from the group on July 18, 2009.
- Yanase Aiko (SKE48 3rd Generation Kenkyuusei) had her contract terminated and was dismissed from the group on December 9, 2009.
- Cindy Gulla (JKT48 Team J) was dismissed from the group on February 16, 2014.
- Yamato Rina (Nogizaka46 1st Generation) had her contract terminated and was dismissed from the group on December 15, 2014.
- Delima Rizky (JKT48 Team J) was dismissed from the group due to a scandal on March 18, 2016.
- Cheng WenLu (SNH48 Team XII) was dismissed from the group on May 16, 2016.
- Otoshima Risa (HKT48 4th Generation Kenkyuusei) was dismissed from the group on July 21, 2016.
- Liu LiWei (SNH48 Team SII) was dismissed from the group on August 14, 2016.
- Shen YueJiao (SNH48 Team SII) was dismissed from the group on August 14, 2016.
- Deng YanQiuFei (SNH48 Team NII) was dismissed from the group on August 14, 2016.
- Qian Yi (SNH48 Team NII) was dismissed from the group on August 14, 2016.
- Sendy Ariani (JKT48 Team J) was dismissed from the group on December 1, 2016.
- He SuKun (SNH48 Team XII) was dismissed from the group on September 30, 2017.
- Zhao MengTing (SNH48 Team HII) was dismissed from the group on September 30, 2017.
- Regina Angelina (JKT48 Team T) was dismissed from the group on November 1, 2017.
- Shi Qin (CKG48 Team K) was dismissed from the group due to a scandal on March 7, 2018.
- Zheng YangYing (CKG48 Team K) was dismissed from the group due to a scandal on March 7, 2018.
- Putri Cahyaning Anggraini (JKT48 Academy Class A) was dismissed from the group on November 1, 2018.
Return
A graduated member can return to the group she graduated or to a sister or rival group. However, this is usually limited due to the age limit of auditions. Currently, a total of 14 members returned to AKB48 Group after their graduation:
- Kikuchi Ayaka, originally a AKB48's 3rd generation member, returned on AKB48's 7th generation
- Muranaka Satomi, originally a AKB48's 4th generation member, returned on AKB48's 8th generation
- Fujimoto Sara, originally a AKB48's 4th generation member, returned on AKB48's 9th generation
- Deguchi Aki, originally a AKB48's 4th generation member, returned on SKE48's 1st generation
- Saeki Mika, originally a AKB48's 4th generation member, returned as a Baito AKB member
- Suzuki Shihori, originally a AKB48's 7th generation member, returned on AKB48's 11th generation
- Nishikawa Nanami, originally a AKB48's 8th generation member, returned on Nogizaka46's 2nd generation
- Jo Eriko, originally a NMB48's 2nd generation member, returned on NMB48's 4.5 generation
- Tojima Hana and Komatani Hitomi, originally AKB48's 1st generation members, returned on SDN48's 3rd generation
- Takano Yui and Miyaki Riho, originally NMB48 members, returned on Yoshimotozaka46's 1st generation
- Wang RuiQi, originally a SHY48's 2nd generation member, returned on SHY48's 4th generation
- Kitagawa Yuri, originally a AKB48's 3rd Draft generation member, returned on Nogizaka46's 4th Generation
Graduated members can also return sporadically to perform on concerts or special theater shows.
Graduated and Graduating Members in 2019
Many members have graduated from the 48 Group since its formation. A full list of members who have graduated can be found here
Below is a list of members who graduated or announced their graduation in 2019 (some cases in 2018) specifically.
Bolded names denote members who have yet to graduate since their announcement.
AKB48
- Goto Moe (Team A)
- Kojima Mako (Team K)
- Nozawa Rena (Team K) (Announced in 2018)
- Fujita Nana (Team K) (Announced in 2018)
- Takahashi Juri (Team B)
- Takeuchi Miyu (Team B) (Announced in 2018)
- Taya Misaki (Team 4)
- Sato Shiori (Team 8/Team B)
- Tanikawa Hijiri (Team 8/Team A)
- Cho Kurena (Team 8/Team A) (Announced in 2018)
- Nakano Ikumi (Team 8/Team K)
- Noda Hinano (Team 8/Team 4)
- Hitomi Kotone (Team 8/Team A)
- Yamada Nanami (Team 8/Team K)
- Yokomichi Yuri (Team 8/Team K)
- Katsumata Saori (Kenkyuusei)
- Harima Nanami (Kenkyuusei)
SKE48
- Okada Miku (Team S)
- Yamada Juna (Team S)
- Uchiyama Mikoto (Team KII)
- Obata Yuna (Team KII)
- Takagi Yumana (Team KII)
- Matsumura Kaori (Team KII) (Announced in 2018)
- Shirayuki Kohaku (Team E)
- Adachi Reina (Kenkyuusei)
NMB48
- Iso Kanae (Team N)
- Kusaka Konomi (Team N) (Announced in 2018)
- Mita Mao (Team N)
- Jo Eriko (Team BII)
- Hayashi Momoka (Team BII)
- Osawa Ai (Kenkyuusei)
HKT48
- Sashihara Rino (Team H)
- Kodama Haruka (Team H)
- Komada Hiroka (Team H)
- Iwahana Shino (Team KIV)
- Tomiyoshi Asuka (Team KIV)
NGT48
- Sugahara Riko (1st Generation)
- Hasegawa Rena (1st Generation)
- Yamaguchi Maho (1st Generation)
- Takazawa Tomoka (Kenkyuusei)
- Hagiri Runa (Kenkyuusei)
- Watanabe Ayusa (Kenkyuusei)
- Yamazaki Mirii (Kenkyuusei)
STU48
- Kadota Momona (Kenkyuusei)
- Sano Haruka (Kenkyuusei)
- Sugahara Saki (Kenkyuusei)
- Mizoguchi Aiko (Kenkyuusei)
Nogizaka46
Keyakizaka46
Hinatazaka46
JKT48
- Cindy Yuvia (Team J)
- Della Delila (Team J)
- Saktia Oktapyani (Team J)
- Shania Junianatha (Team J) (Announced in 2018)
- Alicia Chanzia (Team KIII)
- Erika Ebisawa Kuswan (Team KIII)
- Natalia (Team KIII)
- Ayana Shahab (Team T)
- Ayu Safira Oktaviani (Team T)
- Erika Sintia (Academy Class A)
- Graciella Ruth Wiranto (Academy Class A)
- Calista Lea (Academy Class B)
BNK48
MNL48
- Cassandra Mae Pestillos (Team MII)
- Eunys Abad (Team MII)
- Necca Adelan (Team MII)
- Princess Erica Sanico (Team MII)
- Sayaka Awane (Team MII)
- Sharei Engbino (Team MII)
- Hazel Joy Marzonia (Team NIV)
- Madelaine Epilogo (Team NIV)
- Khyan Jewel Cacapit (Team L)
- Quincy Josiah Santillan (Team L)
- Abbigail Shaine Reyes (Trainee)
- Alexie Iris Dimaayo (Trainee)
- Alyssandra Corteza (Trainee)
- Chrisylle Joy Mondejar (Trainee)
- Edelvira Bandong (Trainee)
- Karla Jane Tolentino (Trainee)
- Missy Ainza (Trainee)
- Naomi Roniele De Guzman (Trainee)
- Polaris Yna Salazar (Trainee)
- Shay Anne Enciso (Trainee)
SGO48
SNH48
BEJ48
- Li YuXuan (Team B)
- Gao WeiRan (Team E)
- Li LiMan (Team E)
- Wang JiaYu (Team E)
- Zang Cong (Team E)
- Zhang DanDan (Team E)
- Lou Shu (Team J)
- Zheng JieLi (Team J)
GNZ48
- Chen JunHong (Team G)
- Li QinJie (Team G)
- Bi RuiShan (Team Z)
- Gao XueYi (Team Z)
- He MengYao (Team Z)
- Yu ZhiYuan (Team Z)
IDOLS Ft
Trivia
- The first member to graduate from the AKB48 group is Team A's Usami Yuki who graduated on March 31, 2006.
- The biggest mass graduation was by SDN48, where all members from the group graduated together on March 31, 2012.