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}}'''Tsuki to Taiyou''' (月と太陽; ''The Moon and the Sun'') is [[Taiyou to Ciscomoon]]'s debut single, released on April 21, 1999. The single entered the charts at #6, but reached #4 on the weekly [[Oricon]] charts and charted for eight weeks. It sold 64,930 copies in its first week and 188,860 copies total, making it the group's best-selling single. The title track was used as a theme song for the "Daini Inazuma Inazuma" commercials, and as the ending theme to "[[Idol wo Sagase!]]". A special edition of this single, called "[[Tsuki to Taiyou DDI Pocket Special Edition]]", was released as a promotional item, as it was a tie-in with DDI Pocket.
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'''Tsuki to Taiyou''' (月と太陽; The ''Moon and The Sun'') is [[Taiyou to Ciscomoon]]'s debut single, released on April 21, 1999. The single entered the charts at #6, but reached #4 on the weekly [[Oricon]] charts and charted for eight weeks. It sold 64,930 copies in its first week and 188,860 copies total, making it the group's best-selling single.
  
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The title track was used as a theme song for the ''Daini Inazuma Inazuma'' commercials.
  
   
 
==Tracklist==
  
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==Featured Members==
  
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[[File:Taiyou to ciscomoon promo.jpg|thumb|Taiyou to Ciscomoon promoting the single]]
 
*[[Shinoda Miho]]
  
*[[Shinoda Miho]]
 
*[[Inaba Atsuko]]
  
*[[Inaba Atsuko]]
 
*[[Honda Ruru|Ruru]]
  
*[[Honda Ruru|Ruru]]
 
*[[Kominato Miwa]]
  
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==Single Information==
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*All Lyrics and Composition: [[Tsunku]]
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*All Arrangement, Programming: [[Konishi Takao]], [[Shitamachi Kyoudai]]
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*All Manipulator: [[Katsuura Go]]
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*All Background Vocal: Taiyou to Ciscomoon, Tsunku
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;Tsuki to Taiyou
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*Bass: [[Sasamoto Yasushi]]
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*M.C.: Tsunku, Shitamachi Kyoudai, Ma Hua
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*Dance Choreographer: [[Side:Natsu Mayumi|Natsu Mayumi]]
   
 
==Concert Performances==
  
==Concert Performances==
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*[[Hello! Project '99]]
  
*[[Hello! Project '99]]
 
*[[LIVE!! Summer Nite Town 99]]
  
*[[LIVE!! Summer Nite Town 99]]
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*[[Dream Live Pop Revue 1999]]
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*[[Gatameki-live]]
 
*[[Hello! Project Happy New Year 2000]]
  
*[[Hello! Project Happy New Year 2000]]
 
*[[DO-DA! Taiyo & Ciscomoon vs T&C Bomber]]
  
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*[[Are Kara 10nen Taiyou to Ciscomoon LIVE 2009 Last&NewDecade]]
  
*[[Are Kara 10nen Taiyou to Ciscomoon LIVE 2009 Last&NewDecade]]
 
*[[Hello! Project COUNTDOWN PARTY 2013 ~GOOD BYE & HELLO!~]]
  
*[[Hello! Project COUNTDOWN PARTY 2013 ~GOOD BYE & HELLO!~]]
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*[[Pirikara Live 2014]] <small>- [[Pirit Color]]</small>
 
*[[Hello! Project 20th Anniversary!! Hello! Project Hina Fes 2018]]
  
*[[Hello! Project 20th Anniversary!! Hello! Project Hina Fes 2018]]
 
*[[Last & Νew Decade 2]]
  
*[[Last & Νew Decade 2]]
   
 
;Get on my Love
  
;Get on my Love
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*[[Gatameki-live]]
 
*[[Are Kara 10nen Taiyou to Ciscomoon LIVE 2009 Last&NewDecade]]
  
*[[Are Kara 10nen Taiyou to Ciscomoon LIVE 2009 Last&NewDecade]]
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==Single Information==
  
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*All Lyrics and Composition: [[Tsunku]]
  
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*All Arrangement, Programming: [[Konishi Takao]], [[Shitamachi Kyoudai]]
  
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*All Manipulator: [[Katsuura Go]]
  
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*All Background Vocal: Taiyou to Ciscomoon, Tsunku
  
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;Tsuki to Taiyou
  
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*Bass: [[Sasamoto Yasushi]]
  
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*M.C.: Tsunku, Shitamachi Kyoudai, Ma Hua
  
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*Dance Choreographer: [[Side:Natsu Mayumi|Natsu Mayumi]]
  
   
 
==Trivia==
  
==Trivia==
 
* There are three different versions of this track; the single version, album version, and the version on the promo single [[Tsuki to Taiyou DDI Pocket Special Edition]].
  
* There are three different versions of this track; the single version, album version, and the version on the promo single [[Tsuki to Taiyou DDI Pocket Special Edition]].
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* The record company ''For Life'' issued a double CD compilation album in 2003, featuring some of the artists and their debut songs aired on Asayan from 1996 to 2003. It includes both [[Heike Michiyo|Heike]]’s "[[GET]]" and Taiyou to Ciscomoon’s "Tsuki to Taiyou".
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* The record company "For Life" issued a double CD compilation album in 2003, featuring some of the artists and their debut songs aired on [[ASAYAN|Asayan]] from 1996 to 2003. It includes both [[Heike Michiyo]]’s "[[GET]]" and Taiyou to Ciscomoon’s "Tsuki to Taiyou".
 
* This single was certified gold by the RIAJ, recognizing the sale of over 100,000 copies.
  
* This single was certified gold by the RIAJ, recognizing the sale of over 100,000 copies.
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*Taiyou to Ciscomoon is the first [[Hello! Project]] act not affiliated with [[Morning Musume]] to have their debut single be certified gold by the RIAJ, as well as the first Hello! Project act not affiliated with Morning Musume to have any of their singles be certified gold by the RIAJ.
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*With this single, Taiyou to Ciscomoon has the sixth highest selling debut single in all of [[Hello! Project]], excluding [[Hello! Project Shuffle Unit|shuffle units]].
   
 
==Interviews==
  
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==References==
  
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Revision as of 13:22, 18 May 2020

Tsuki to Taiyou (月と太陽; The Moon and the Sun) is Taiyou to Ciscomoon's debut single, released on April 21, 1999. The single entered the charts at #6, but reached #4 on the weekly Oricon charts and charted for eight weeks. It sold 64,930 copies in its first week and 188,860 copies total, making it the group's best-selling single. The title track was used as a theme song for the "Daini Inazuma Inazuma" commercials, and as the ending theme to "Idol wo Sagase!". A special edition of this single, called "Tsuki to Taiyou DDI Pocket Special Edition", was released as a promotional item, as it was a tie-in with DDI Pocket.

Tracklist

File:Taiyou to Ciscomoon - Tsuki to Taiyou (MV)

Music Video

  1. Tsuki to Taiyou
  2. Get on my Love
  3. Tsuki to Taiyou (Instrumental)

Featured Members

Taiyou to ciscomoon promo

Taiyou to Ciscomoon promoting the single

Single Information

  • All Lyrics and Composition: Tsunku
  • All Arrangement, Programming: Konishi Takao, Shitamachi Kyoudai
  • All Manipulator: Katsuura Go
  • All Background Vocal: Taiyou to Ciscomoon, Tsunku
Tsuki to Taiyou
  • Bass: Sasamoto Yasushi
  • M.C.: Tsunku, Shitamachi Kyoudai, Ma Hua
  • Dance Choreographer: Natsu Mayumi

Concert Performances

Tsuki to Taiyou
Get on my Love

Trivia

  • There are three different versions of this track; the single version, album version, and the version on the promo single Tsuki to Taiyou DDI Pocket Special Edition.
  • The record company "For Life" issued a double CD compilation album in 2003, featuring some of the artists and their debut songs aired on Asayan from 1996 to 2003. It includes both Heike Michiyo’s "GET" and Taiyou to Ciscomoon’s "Tsuki to Taiyou".
  • This single was certified gold by the RIAJ, recognizing the sale of over 100,000 copies.
  • Taiyou to Ciscomoon is the first Hello! Project act not affiliated with Morning Musume to have their debut single be certified gold by the RIAJ, as well as the first Hello! Project act not affiliated with Morning Musume to have any of their singles be certified gold by the RIAJ.
  • With this single, Taiyou to Ciscomoon has the sixth highest selling debut single in all of Hello! Project, excluding shuffle units.

Interviews

Interview
Tsunku’s comments about the single:[1]

"This is their debut song. We’d been told that if they didn’t bring on the similar result as the debut single of “Morning Musume”, their careers were already finished before even starting. To my greatest joy and relief, the girls showed an amazing result of placing themselves on the first place of Oricon Chart during the same week of the release. That’s when they started walking on a road to the brighter future. For me, I had been revising the song over and over until very last minute. The girls came back from the audition/training in San Francisco and the song was ready for them just in time. I was trying to create the latest, brand-new sound for this era."

The members were interviewed on how to sing this song perfect at karaoke.

Kominato: Basically, the faking (adding "wow" and "yeah" during the intro and throughout the song) is what makes it exciting. Among us, RuRu is the fake queen. So everybody please try to do the faking too.

RuRu: The key is to not sing too hard.

Inaba: When someone is singing the "Please kiss" chorus, if everyone else chants along, it gets even more exciting!

Shinoda: I think you should try to copy the opening. Especially, try to practice the "A" melody from the first half.

References

External Links

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