Kana Kobayashi

Kana Kobayashi
Kana Kobayashi in Japan Expo 2009 (3 July 2009).
Background information
Native name	小林香菜
Also known as	Kana-chan (かなちゃん) KK Kāchi (かぁち) Kacchan (かっちゃん)
Born	(1991-05-17) May 17, 1991 Koshigaya, Saitama, Japan^[1]
Genres	Idol music
Occupation(s)	Idol
Years active	2006–
Labels	King Records (AKB48)
Associated acts	AKB48
Website	Official website

Kana Kobayashi (小林香菜, Kobayashi Kana, born 17 May 1991, in Koshigaya, Saitama, Japan)^[1] is a Japanese idol who is a former member of AKB48^[2]^[3] who was part of Team B and later Team K.^[4]^[5]

Kobayashi is represented with Promage.^[6]

AKB48 discography

Singles

Title	Notes
"Aitakatta"
"Seifuku ga Jama o Suru"	"Virgin love"; as part of Team K
"Keibetsu Shiteita Aijō"
"Yūhi o Miteiru ka?"	"Yūhi o Miteiru ka?" (Himawari 2.0 Mix)
"Romance, Irane"	"Romance, Irane" (Himawari 2.0 Mix)
"Ōgoe Diamond"	"Ōgoe Diamond" (Team K ver.); as part of Team K
"River"	"Hikōkigumo"; as part Theater Girls
"Ponytail to Shushu"	"Boku no Yell"; as part of Theater Girls
"Beginner"	"Nakeru Basho"; as part of Diva
"Chance no Junban"	"Love Jump"; as part of Team B
"Sakura no Ki ni Narō"	"Area K"; as part of Diva
"Everyday, Katyusha"	"Hito no Chikara"; as part of Under Girls
"Kaze wa Fuiteiru"	"Vamos"; as part of Under Girls Bara-gumi
"Ue kara Mariko"	"Yobisute Fantasy"; as part of Team B
"Give Me Five!"	"Yungu ya Furoito no Baai"; as part of Special Girls C
"Manatsu no Sounds Good!"	"3ttsu no namida"; as part of Special Girls
"Gingham Check"	"DoReMiFa Onchi"; as part of Next Girls
"Uza"	"Scrap & Build"; as part of Team K
"Eien Pressure"	"Watashitachi no Reason"
"So Long!"	"Yūhi Marie"; as part of Oshima Team K
"Sayonara Crawl"	"How come?"; as part of Team K
"Heart Electric"	"Sasameyuki Regret"; as part of Team K
"Mae shika Mukanee"	"Koi toka..."
"Labrador Retriever"	"Kyō made no Melody" "Aishiki Rival"; as part of Team K
"Kibōteki Refrain"	"Hajimete no Drive"; as part of Team K
"Kuchibiru ni Be My Baby"	"Kin no Hane o Motsu Hito yo"; as part of Team B

Albums

Title	Song	Notes
Kamikyokutachi	"Kimi to Niji to Taiyō to"
Koko ni Ita Koto	"Renai Circus"	As part of Team B
Koko ni Ita Koto	"Koko ni Ita Koto"	As part of AKB48+SKE48+NMB48+HKT48
1830m	"Nōkan"	As part of Team B
1830m	"Aozora yo Sabishikunai ka?"	As part of AKB48+SKE48+NMB48+HKT48
Tsugi no Ashiato	"Tsuyo-sa to Yowa-sa no Ma de"
Tsugi no Ashiato	"Kyōhan-sha"	As part of Team K
Koko ga Rhodes da, Koko de Tobe!	"Conveyor"	As part of Yokoyama Team K
0 to 1 no Aida	"Music Junkie"	As part of Team B

Theatre performances

Title	Song	Notes	Ref.
Team K 1st Stage: Party ga Hajimaru yo	"Skirt, Hirari"	Atsuko Maeda took her place at the time
Team K 2nd Stage: Seishun Girls	"Ame no Dōbutsuen"
Team K 3rd Stage: Nōnai Paradise	"Kurukurupā"
Himawari-gumi 1st Stage: Boku no Taiyō	"Idol nante Yobanaide"	Tomomi Kasai's standby
Himawari-gumi 2nd Stage: Yume o Shina seru wake ni ikanai	"Tonari no Banana"	Tomomi Kasai's standby
Himawari-gumi 2nd Stage: Yume o Shina seru wake ni ikanai	"Hajimete no Jellybeans"	Understudy at the time when the main members were absent
Team K 4th Stage: Saishū Bell ga Naru	"16-ri Shimai no Uta"
Team K 5th Stage: Gyaku Agari	"Wagamamana Nagareboshi"
Theatre G-Rosso: Yume o Shina seru wake ni ikanai	"Bye Bye Bye"	Haruna Kojima, Moeno Nito, and Ami Maeda's standby
Team B 5th Stage: Theater no Megami	"Locker Room Boy"
	"Arashi no Yoru ni wa"	Mika Komori's unit-understudy
	"Arashi no Yoru ni wa"	Miho Miyazaki's position and Tomu Muto's understudy
	"Candy"	Tomomi Kasai's position and Jurina Matsui's understudy
SDN48 1st Stage: Yūwaku no Garter	"Yūwaku no Garter"	Sayaka Akimoto, later Mami Kato's position
Team K Waiting Kōen II: Saishū Bell ga Naru	"19-ri Shimai no Uta"	Yuko Oshima's understudy
Team K 7th Stage: Reset	"Ashita no tame ni Kiss o"	Haruka Shimada's understudy
Team Surprise: Jūryoku Sympathy	"1994-nen no Raimei"	Tomomi Itano's position and Aki Takajō, later Ayaka Okada	^[7]

Publications

Videos

Year	Title
2009	Kurukuru Densetsu

Filmography

TV drama

Year	Title	Role	Network	Notes
2010	Majisuka Gakuen	Majusuka Gakuen student	TV Tokyo	Final episode
2011	Sakura kara no Tegami: AKB48 sorezore no Sotsugyō Monogatari	Kana Kobayashi	NTV
2011	Majisuka Gakuen 2	Kana	TV Tokyo	Final episode
2013	So Long!		NTV	Episode 2

TV variety

Year	Title	Network	Notes	Ref.
	AKB0-ji 59-fun!	NTV	Irregular appearances
	AKBingo!	NTV	Irregular appearances
2008	AKB48 Neshin TV	Family Gekijo	Seasons 1 to 5, 7, and 14 and Special 2009
	Shūkan AKB	TV Tokyo	Irregular appearances
	Nekketsu Bo-So TV	CTC
2011	Naruhodo! High School	NTV
2011	AKB48 Comte: Bimyo	Hikari TV
2012	AKB48 no anta, Dare?	NotTV	Irregular appearances
	Udo-chan-Kana-chan: Onayami Sōdan Honpo	Tokyo MX		^[8]
	Bimyona Tobira: AKB48 no Gachichare	Hikari TV
2014	Ariyoshi AKB Kyōwakoku	TBS	Irregular appearances
2016	Tokyo Crasso!	Tokyo MX		^[9]

Other TV programmes

Year	Title	Network	Notes
	Suiensaa	NHK-E	Irregular appearances
2011	School Live Show	NHK-E
2013	Bebop! High Heel	ABC
2016	Koshigaya o Energetic ni o Todoke: Negisshu!!	J:Com Channel Saitama Higashi	^{[lower-alpha 1]}

Films

Year	Title	Role	Notes	Ref.
2007	Ashita no Watashi no Tsukurikata	Hinako's classmate
2010	Re:Play-Girls	Mami
2011	Hai! Moshimoshi, Ōtsuka Yakkyoku desu ga	Emi Nagasaku	Lead role
2012	Ultraman Saga	Maomi Osumi		^[10]

Stage

Year	Title
2009	Shinka Episode 2
2010	Momoiro Shoten e yōkoso

Radio

Year	Title	Role	Network	Notes	Ref.
2006	Countdown Japan		Tokyo FM
2007	AKB48: Ashita made mō chotto.		NCB	Irregular appearances
2008	On 8		Bay FM
2010	AKB48 no All Night Nippon		NBS
	AKB48 Sayaka Akimoto-Sae Miyazawa no ukkari Channel		NCB
	Radio Drama: Double Heroine	Sumiko	NCB	Episode 4
2011	Tokyo Tower presents Diamond Veil		Tokyo FM	Saturday DJ
2011	333 Fri. from Tokyo Tower		InterFM	Friday DJ	^[11]
2012	Kakedase!		NHK Radio 1, NHK World Radio Japan
	AKB48 Amina Sato no "Konoyo ni Komoji wa irimasen!"		Radio Nippon
	AKB Radio Drama Gekijō		NBS
	All Night Nippon Gold		NBS
2013	wktk Radio Gakuen		NHK Radio 1
2013	clipclip no Onagokai		NCB

Internet

Title	Website
Image-TV	Kodansha Moura

Music videos

Year	Title
2016	SKE48 Sae Miyazawa to Nakama-tachi "Tabi no Tochū"

Events

Year	Title
2009	A Witch's Tale
2011	Odawara Film Festival
2011	Kokusai Shinrin-toshi Symposium
2012	Kana Kobayashi no "Konya dake no o yome-san"

Bibliography

Photobooks

Year	Title	Ref.
2009	Kana Kobayashi: Dokidoki Gravure Nyūmon!	^[12]

Magazine serialisations

Year	Title	Notes
2008	Up to boy	"Kana Kobayashi no yo no naka Nyūmon"

Calendars

Year	Title
2011	Kana Kobayashi: 2012-nen Calendar
2012	Takujō Kana Kobayashi: 2013-nen Calendar
2013	Takujō Kana Kobayashi: 2014-nen Calendar
2014	Clear File-tsuki Takujō Kana Kobayashi: 2015-nen Calendar

Others

Year	Title	Notes
2011	Tokyo Headline	Irregular
2013	Nihon Nōgyō Shinbun "Fle Marche 9-gō"
2014	Yomiuri Kodomo Shinbun
2014	Public Relations Koshigaya

Notes

↑ Broadcast in J:Com Kasakube, J:Com Koshigaya, J:Com Saitama Keno, and J:Com Soka.

References

1 2 "アイドルグループ「AKB48」小林香菜さん" (in Japanese). Koshigaya City Hall. Retrieved 11 Nov 2016.
↑ "AKB最後の2期生小林香菜が卒業劇場出演数1位". Nikkan Sports (in Japanese). Nikkan Sport Shinbun. 17 Jan 2016. Retrieved 11 Nov 2016.
↑ "AKB48最後の2期生・小林香菜が卒業発表". Music Natalie (in Japanese). Natasha. 17 Jan 2016. Retrieved 11 Nov 2016.
↑ "組閣後新体制". AKB48 official blog (in Japanese). Ameba Blog. 24 Aug 2016. Retrieved 11 Nov 2016.
↑ "AKB48新組閣発足は11月1日、ウェイティング公演も決定". Music Natalie (in Japanese). Natasha. 8 Oct 2012. Retrieved 11 Nov 2016.
↑ Kobayashi, Kana (1 Sep 2016). "新しいご報告". Kana Kobayashi Official blog (in Japanese). Ameba Blog. Retrieved 11 Nov 2016.
↑ "AKB小林香菜が卒業「幸せ」劇場出演1位928回". Nikkan Sports Com (in Japanese). Nikkan Sports Shimbun. 31 Mar 2016. Retrieved 11 Nov 2016.
↑ Kobayashi, Kana (19 Apr 2012). "嬉しいご報告(。・・)ノ゛". Kana Kobayashi official blog (in Japanese). Ameba Blog. Retrieved 11 Nov 2016.
↑ "東京クラッソ!2016年04月02日". Tokyo Tower vs Tokyo Skytree (in Japanese). Tokyo Metropolitan Television. Retrieved 11 Nov 2016.
↑ "劇場版ウルトラマン最新作にAKB48秋元、宮澤ら7名出演". Music Natalie (in Japanese). Natasha. 22 Nov 2011. Retrieved 11 Nov 2016.
↑ "333 Fri. from TOKYO TOWER" (in Japanese). InterFM. Retrieved 11 Nov 2016.
↑ "小林香菜グラビアアイドル化計画!". AKB48 official blog (in Japanese). Ameba Blog. 4 Mar 2009. Retrieved 11 Nov 2016.

External links

Promage official profile (Japanese)
Koshigaya official profile (Japanese)
Official blog (Japanese)
Kana Kobayashi on Google+ (Japanese)
Kana Kobayashi on 755 (Japanese)

AKB48

Members

Team A	Anna Iriyama Shizuka Oya Nana Owada Mayu Ogasawara Natsuki Kojima Haruna Kojima Yukari Sasaki Haruka Shimazaki Miru Shiroma Kayoko Takita Megu Taniguchi Chiyori Nakanishi Mariko Nakamura (vc) Yui Hiwatashi Miho Miyazaki Sakura Miyawaki Nanami Yamada Yui Yokoyama (c, general director)

Team K	Moe Aigasa Maria Abe Manami Ichikawa Haruka Kodama Ayana Shinozaki Haruka Shimada (vc) Hinana Shimoguchi Mariya Suzuki Yūka Tano Chisato Nakata Ikumi Nakano Nana Fujita Minami Minegishi (c) Mion Mukaichi Tomu Mutō Shinobu Mogi Ami Yumoto

Team B	Ayano Umeta Ryōka Ōshima (vc) Yuki Kashiwagi Rena Katō Yuria Kizaki (c) Moe Gotō Nagisa Sakaguchi Miyu Takeuchi Makiho Tatsuya Miku Tanabe Seina Fukuoka Ma Chia-ling Nako Yabuki Aeri Yokoshima Mayu Watanabe

Team 4	Miyabi Iino Rina Izuta Saho Iwatate Rio Ōkawa Miyu Ōmori Ayaka Okada Nana Okada (vc) Saya Kawamoto Ryoha Kitagawa Saki Kitazawa Mako Kojima Haruka Komiyama Kiara Satō Nagisa Shibuya Juri Takahashi (c) Mio Tomonaga Miki Nishino Rena Nozawa Yuiri Murayama

Team 8	Nagisa Sakaguchi Yui Yokoyama Hijiri Tanikawa Nanami Satō Tsumugi Hayasaka Akari Satō Kasumi Mougi Rin Okabe Hitomi Honda Maria Shimizu Ayane Takahashi Nanase Yoshikawa Yui Oguri Erina Oda Shiori Satō Ayaka Hidaritomo Hatsuka Utada Yuri Yokomichi Yūna Hattori Hinano Noda Haruna Hashimoto Reina Kita Kurena Chō Moeri Kondō Serika Nagano Nao Ōta Nanami Yamada Ruka Yamamoto Momoka Ōnishi Sayuna Hama Ikumi Nakano Mei Abe Kotone Hitomi Yuri Tani Miu Shitao Riona Hamamatsu Yurina Gyōten Kaoru Takaoka Natsuki Hirose Karen Yoshida Rena Fukuchi Misaki Terada Narumi Kuranoo Miyu Yoshino Moka Yaguchi Karin Shimoaoki Rira Miyazato

Kenkyuusei	Nanami Asai Kaori Inagaki Izumi Umemoto Haruka Kurosu Minami Sato Nagisa Shoji Kurumi Suzuki Manaka Taguchi Misaki Taya Ayami Nagatomo Nanami Noguchi Nanami Harima Mai Honma Ayaka Maeda Saki Michieda Orin Mutou Kana Yasuda Mizuki Yamauchi Suzuha Yamane

Former members	Rina Nakanishi Mai Oshima Erena Ono Rino Sashihara (Moved to HKT48) Atsuko Maeda Natsuki Satō Yuka Masuda Kaoru Hayano Yu Imai Ayana Takada Haruka Nakagawa (Moved to JKT48) Sae Miyazawa (Moved to SNH48/SKE48) Tomomi Kasai Mariko Shinoda Tomomi Itano Sayaka Akimoto Tomomi Itano Amina Sato Ayaka Kikuchi Misato Nonaka Yuko Oshima Haruka Katayama Yurina Takashima Rina Ikoma Aika Ota (Moved to HKT48) Mina Oba (Moved to SKE48) Suzuran Yamauchi (Moved to SKE48) Sumire Sato (Moved to SKE48) Ayaka Umeda (Moved to NMB48) Riho Kotani Nao Furuhata Fūko Yagura Ayaka Morikawa Shihori Suzuki Rina Kawaei Sakiko Matsui Hikari Hashimoto Marina Kobayashi Mizuki Tsuchiyasu Mitsuki Maeda Asuka Kuramochi Rie Kitahara (Moved to NGT48 (captain)) Mayumi Uchida Aki Takajō Rena Nishiyama Yui Moriwaki Jurina Matsui Natsuki Uchiyama Moeka Iwasaki Chinatsu Okubora Misaki Iwasa Karen Iwata Natsuki Fujimura Mariya Nagao Kana Kobayashi Minami Takahashi (former general director) Sayaka Yamamoto Haruka Ishida Ai Yamamoto Miyuki Watanabe Wakana Natori Ami Maeda Rina Hirata

Units

Chocolove from AKB48 (Inactive)
Diva (Disbanded)
French Kiss (Disbanded)
No Name (Disbanded)
no3b
Not Yet
Queen & Elizabeth (Inactive)
Watarirouka Hashiritai 7 (Disbanded)

Solo acts

Tomomi Itano (Former member)
Misaki Iwasa
Tomomi Kasai (Former member)
Yuki Kashiwagi
Asuka Kuramochi
Atsuko Maeda (Former member)
Sakiko Matsui
Rino Sashihara (Former member)
Minami Takahashi
Mariko Tsukamoto (Former member, Adult AKB)
Mayu Watanabe

Albums

Singles

"Sakura no Hanabiratachi"
"Skirt, Hirari"
"Aitakatta"
"Seifuku ga Jama o Suru"
"Keibetsu Shiteita Aijō"
"Bingo!"
"Boku no Taiyō"
"Yūhi o Miteiru ka?"
"Romance, Irane"
"Sakura no Hanabiratachi 2008"
"Baby! Baby! Baby!"
"Ōgoe Diamond"
"10nen Sakura"
"Namida Surprise!"
"Iiwake Maybe"
"River"
"Sakura no Shiori"
"Ponytail to Shushu"
"Heavy Rotation"
"Beginner"
"Chance no Junban"
"Sakura no Ki ni Narō"
"Everyday, Katyusha"
"Flying Get"
"Kaze wa Fuiteiru"
"Ue kara Mariko"
"Give Me Five!"
"Manatsu no Sounds Good!"
"Gingham Check"
"Uza"
"Eien Pressure"
"So Long!"
"Sayonara Crawl"
"Koi Suru Fortune Cookie"
"Heart Electric"
"Suzukake no Ki no Michi de...Yaya Kihazukashii Ketsuron no Yō na Mono"
"Mae shika Mukanee"
"Labrador Retriever"
"Kokoro no Placard"
"Kibōteki Refrain"
"Green Flash"
"Bokutachi wa Tatakawanai"
"Halloween Night"
"Kuchibiru ni Be My Baby"
"Kimi wa Melody"
"Tsubasa wa Iranai"
"LOVE TRIP / Shiawase wo Wakenasai"
"High Tension"

Other singles

"Dareka no Tame ni (What Can I Do for Someone?)"
"Sugar Rush"

Related groups

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