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*This was the first Hello! Project tour to feature [[Morning Musume]] 4th generation members [[Ishikawa Rika]], [[Yoshizawa Hitomi]], [[Tsuji Nozomi]], and [[Kago Ai]], as well as the group [[Sheki-Dol]] and soloist [[Matsuura Aya]].
 
*This was the first Hello! Project tour to feature [[Morning Musume]] 4th generation members [[Ishikawa Rika]], [[Yoshizawa Hitomi]], [[Tsuji Nozomi]], and [[Kago Ai]], as well as the group [[Sheki-Dol]] and soloist [[Matsuura Aya]].
 
*This was the last Hello! Project tour to feature [[T&C Bomber]] before they disbanded in October, soloist [[Miyoshi Chinatsu]] before she retired in October, and [[Coconuts Musume]] member [[Danielle Delaunay]] before she graduated in May 2001 as she did not participate in the winter 2001 tour.
 
*This was the last Hello! Project tour to feature [[T&C Bomber]] before they disbanded in October, soloist [[Miyoshi Chinatsu]] before she retired in October, and [[Coconuts Musume]] member [[Danielle Delaunay]] before she graduated in May 2001 as she did not participate in the winter 2001 tour.
*The Morning Musume sub-unit [[Minimoni]], which was three members at the time ([[Yaguchi Mari]], Tsuji Nozomi, and Kago Ai), was introduced during the tour, but did not perform.
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*The Morning Musume sub-unit [[Minimoni]], which was three members at the time ([[Yaguchi Mari]], Tsuji Nozomi, and Kago Ai), was introduced during the tour and participated in the MCs, but did not perform.
   
 
==Gallery==
 
==Gallery==

Revision as of 01:52, 17 February 2018

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Hello! Project 2000 Ashite no Ase, Fuu. Photobook

Hello! Project 2000 ~Atsumare! Summer Party~ (Hello! Project 2000〜集まれ! サマーパーティー〜) was Hello! Project's first annual summer concert tour. It ran from July 15 to September 10, 2000. Several of the shows took place at special outdoor stages.

The August 12 concert at Yoyogi National Gymnasium was released as a fanclub-exclusive VHS in late 2000.

A photobook of the tour, titled Hello! Project 2000 Ashite no Ase, Fuu. (Hello! Project 2000 明日の汗、フー。), was published on October 10, 2000. First press copies came with three bonuses: a full-color newspaper titled the Gougai! Morning Herald Shinbun (号外!モーニング・ヘラルド新聞) featuring special interviews with each member; a sticker sheet with the face and name of each member; and two memorial trading cards.[1]

Setlist / Tracklist

  1. Ai no Chikara - Heike Michiyo
  2. HEY! Mahiru no Shinkirou - T&C Bomber
  3. Happy Summer Wedding - Morning Musume
  4. Kokoro no Pheromone - Sheki-Dol
  5. Kokuhaku Kinenbi - Melon Kinenbi
  6. Shanghai no Kaze - Nakazawa Yuko
  7. Kiiroi Osora de BOOM BOOM BOOM - Kiiro 5
  8. Anata no Shirts to Love song - Miyoshi Chinatsu
  9. Koi ga Suteki na Kisetsu - Country Musume
  10. Otome Pasta ni Kandou - Tanpopo
  11. Akai Nikkichou - Akagumi 4
  12. Naki Usagi - Maeda Yuki
  13. Watashi mo "I LOVE YOU" - Coconuts Musume
  14. Seishun Jidai 1.2.3! - Petitmoni
  15. Aoi Sports Car no Otoko - Aoiro 7
  16. Koi no Dance Site - Morning Musume
  17. DANCE Suru no da! - Morning Musume
  18. Aisha Loan de - Morning Musume
  19. Summer Night Town - Morning Musume
  20. Daite HOLD ON ME! - Morning Musume
  21. Chokotto LOVE - Petitmoni
  22. LOVE Machine - Morning Musume

Featured Members

Shuffle Units
  • Akagumi 4
    • Nakazawa Yuko
    • Goto Maki
    • Shinoda Miho
    • Danielle Delaunay
  • Kiiro 5
    • Abe Natsumi
    • Heike Michiyo
    • Yasuda Kei
    • RuRu
    • Kimura Ayaka
  • Aoiro 7
    • Iida Kaori
    • Yaguchi Mari
    • Kominato Miwa
    • Inaba Atsuko
    • Mika Todd
    • Lehua Sandbo
    • Tsuji Nozomi

Concert Schedule

Date Venue Prefecture Doors Open Concert Starts
7/15 Osaka-jo Hall Osaka 13:30 14:30
17:30 18:30
7/20 Sakaiminato-shi Yume Minato Tower Mae Tokusetsu Stage Tottori 17:30 18:30
7/25 Morita-mura Enkei Gekijo Aomori 13:30 14:30
17:30 18:30
7/30 Okurayama Jump Kyogijo Tokusetsu Stage Hokkaido 11:30 12:30
16:00 17:00
8/5 Huis Ten Bosch Port Side Tokusetsu Stage Nagasaki 17:00 18:00
8/12 Yoyogi National Gymnasium First Gymnasium Tokyo 13:30 14:30
17:30 18:30
8/15 Kumamoto Minatu Shibafu Koen Kumamoto 17:30 18:30
8/18 Nagoya-shi Sogo Taiikukan Rainbow Hall Aichi 13:30 14:30
17:30 18:30
8/19 IOX-AROSA Ski Resort Tokusetsu Stage Toyama 17:00 18:00
8/29 Yunotsu-machi Sogo Undojo Tokusetsu Stage Shimane 18:00 19:00
9/9 Okayama Soshajo Atochi Koen Tokusetsu Stage Okayama 15:00 16:00
9/10 Hofu-shi Rikujo Kyogiba Yagai Tokusetsu Stage Yamaguchi 16:00 17:00
  • Total: 17 Shows

Trivia

Gallery

References

External Links