Japanese pop group MORE STAR, comprised of nine members, held a press event in Yokohama on December 12 following their debut performance at “KAWAII LAB. SESSION vol.17.” The new group, developed by talent agency KAWAII LAB., discussed their musical influences and aspirations as they begin their career. This launch continues KAWAII LAB.’s ongoing strategy of identifying and promoting new artists in a competitive entertainment market.
The newly formed group MORE STAR – comprised of members Kokoro Arai, Marin Endo, Nanaka Sasahara, Kari Suzuki, Yuna Takarashi, Kohaku Nakayama, Sora Hagita, Ami Morita, and Rushia Yamamoto – revealed their inspirations during a press event on December 12. The group appeared at a media gathering following their performance at “KAWAII LAB. SESSION vol.17” held at the K Arena Yokohama in Kanagawa Prefecture.
During the event, members of MORE STAR were asked about artists they admire. The rising stars shared their respect for established figures in the entertainment industry, signaling a desire to follow in the footsteps of successful performers. This comes as KAWAII LAB. continues to cultivate and launch new talent, a strategy that has become increasingly prominent in the Japanese pop landscape.
MORE STAR’s debut marks the latest venture from KAWAII LAB., known for its development of a diverse roster of performers. The group’s appearance at the K Arena Yokohama event provided a platform to connect with fans and media alike.
Details regarding future projects and releases from MORE STAR were not disclosed at the event. Fans can find more information about the group on their official model page.
