The new single of Flower was released on August 23.
It will be titled Taiyou no Elegy (たいようの哀悼歌（エレジー）).
The song Taiyou no Elegy is the new theme song for the animated series Altair: A Record of Battles An adaptation of the manga shounen Altaïr (将国のアルタイル, Shoukoku no Altair).
Watch the MV of the main song below.
Muto Chiharu launched a solo career.
After leaving the J-Pop groups Flower and E-Girls in October 2014, Muto Chiharu devoted herself to her studies abroad. Almost three years later, she returned to the entertainment industry.
Muto Chiharu’s debut single is entitled Nobody Like You and was released on August 16 under the indie label B-CREW Records.
E-Girls are back this summer with a new single Love☆Queen which was released on July 26th.
E-Girls underwent a major line-up change within the group in May and June ; and now has 11 members.
Check out the MVs for Love☆Queen and Smile For Me below.
E-Girls have made a major new line-up within their group.
This announcement was made on June 4.
The group now comprises 11 members: SAYAKA, Kaede, Fujii Karen, YURINO, Anna, Suda, Washio Reina, Bando Nozomi, Sato Harumi, Ishida Anna, Yamaguchi Nonoka and Takebe Yuzuna.
Several members of the idol groups Dream, Happiness et Flower left E-Girls.
Several graduations of members took place at the beginning of this month.
Flower will release their 14th single Moon Jellyfish on April 26.
The MV for the main song was unveiled.
In this one, the Flower membres dance in what appears to be an abandoned street decorated with colorful plants, contrasting with other places, such as the one where the girls dance on a hexagonal platform surrounded by 20 tons of water for visually represent the theme of an aquatic flower.
Ichiki Kyoka announced her graduation from E-Girls and Flower.
She explained in a message posted on the official website that she had decided to retire from the entertainment industry in order to be back to a normal life.
Furthermore, Erie (E-Girls, Dream) revealed that she is now going to support her group as a DJ and not as a performer.
