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Nyangilas (ニャンギラス, Nyangirasu) is a Japanese idol Jpop band created in 1986 as a four-member sub-group Onyanko Club. Their first single, Watashi wa Rika-chan, featured Rika Tatsumi with the lead vocals. Their second and last single, Jibun no Yūnomo Nan Desukeredo was last performed at the Onyanko Panic! Sotsugyou Kinen Concert where Mika Nagoya graduated from Onyanko Club.

Members

Aki Kihara (Onyanko Club #6)
Mika Nagoya (Onyanko Club #9)
Rika Tatsumi (Onyanko Club #15)
Mako Shiraishi (Onyanko Club #22)

Discography

Singles

Watashi wa Rika-chan (April 1, 1986)
Jibun de Yūnomo Nan Desukeredo (June 21, 1986)

Albums

Saisho de Saigo ~First & Last~ (August 25, 1986)

External links

Encyclopedia Idollica

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v t e Onyanko Club
Studio albums	Kick Off Yume Catalogue Panic the World Side Line Circle
Singles	"Sailor Fuku o Nugasanai de" "Oyoshi ni Natte ne Teacher" "Jā ne" "Otto Chikan!" "Osaki ni Shitsurei" "Koi wa Question" "No More Renai Gokko" "Katatsumuri Samba" "Wedding Dress" "Shōmikigen"
Members (at the time of disbandment)	Harumi Tomikawa Sanae Jōnouchi Ruriko Nagata Yukiko Iwai Mako Shiraishi Mutsumi Yokota Minayo Watanabe Tomoko Fukawa Marina Watanabe Shizuka Kudo Akiko Ikuina Noriko Kaise Makiko Saitō Yuriko Yamamori Kayo Agatsuma Mitsuko Yoshimi Miyuki Sugiura Kumiko Miyano Wakako Suzuki
Graduates	Mika Okuda Michiko Enokida Kayoko Yoshino Eri Nitta Miharu Nakajima Aki Kihara Mamiko Tomoda Sayuri Kokushō Mika Nagoya Mayumi Satō Satomi Fukunaga Sonoko Kawai Kazuko Utsumi Rika Tatsumi Mamiko Takai Yōko Teramoto Tamaki Gomioka Kaori Hayashi Fumiyo Mita Akie Yoshizawa Yoshie Akasaka Aki Matsumoto Chiaki Mikami Yūko Yajima Susan Kumiko Yamamoto Mami Yumioka Takako Okamoto Kaori Ōnuki Maki Takabatake Toshie Moriya Naoko Takada Yumiko Yoshida Sanae Nakajima Hiroko Tominaga (B-gumi) Mayumi Yamazaki (B-gumi) Yolinda Yan (trainee)
Spinoff groups	Ushiroyubi Sasaregumi Nyangilas Ushirogami Hikaretai
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