Tokyo Idol Festival

Tokyo Idol Festival
Genre	J-pop
Frequency	Annually
Location(s)	Tokyo, Japan
Inaugurated	August 2010
Attendance	80,000 (2017)
Leader	Rino Sashihara (2017–2021) Neru Nagahama (2021–now)
Website	www.idolfes.com

The Tokyo Idol Festival (stylized in all caps; abbreviated as TIF) is an annual music festival featuring live performances by female idol groups and solo idols from all over Japan.

History

The first edition of the Tokyo Idol Festival was held in 2010 in Shinagawa. ^[1]

In 2011, the location of the festival was moved to Odaiba. ^[2]

In 2014, The Wall Street Journal included the TIF as one of five places in Japan to enjoy summer music festivals. ^[3]

In 2017, more than 200 idol groups and about 1,500 idols performed, attracting more than 80,000 spectators.^{[ citation needed ]}

The festival was held completely online in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and in hybrid form in 2021. ^[2]

Editions

2010

Dates

• August 6 – Night before festival

• August 7 – Day/Night 1
• August 8 – Day/Night 2

2010 Artists

As listed on the official Tokyo Idol Festival website. [4] Afilia Saga East Anela Bakunyuu Koushien Bakunyuu Sangokushi Bakunyuu Sentai Pyranger Bakunyuu Yankee Bikyaku Sentai Slender Circadian Rhythm Cocolo Colon Cream D-Rive D-trance DearStage All Stars DokiDoki Dream Campus Fudanjuku Hopclub Hoshi no Otome Uta Gekidan Idol College Idol School Idoling!!! Jewel Kiss JK21 Love Bowlers Mai×Nao Minami Momochi Mini Cheer Bears Momoiro Clover Mune no Tanima ni Umore Tai Nakano Fujo Sisters Natural Point Panda Neko~zu Passpo Pinkish Sakura Gakuin Shiritsu Ebisu Chugaku Shizukaze Starmarie Super Girls Techpri Tokyo Girls' Style Tomato n'Pine Vanilla Beans Wata Chu YGA Young Gangan

2011

Dates

• August 24–26 – Nights before festival ^[5]

• August 27 – Day 1
• August 28 – Day 2
• August 29 – Night after festival ^[5]

2011 Artists

As listed on the official Tokyo Idol Festival website. [6] 9nine Aell. Afilia Saga East Alice No. 10 BA5 Bitter Sweetz Choice? Chu! Lips Circadian Rhythm Dempagumi.inc Dorothy Little Happy Erina Mano Fanta Peace Feam Fine Forchun Fudanjuku G Girls Gal Doll Hopclub Idol College Idol Street Street-sei Idoling!!! Jewel Kiss JK21 KNU23 Lovely Doll Mai×Nao Minami Momochi Mini Cheer Bears Mugiwara Musume Nakano Fujo Sisters Natural Point Oh Campee Okite Porsche Panda Neko~zu Passpo Pinkish Predia Ram Rizumu Sakura Gakuin Secret Girls Sexy All Stars Shiritsu Ebisu Chugaku Shizukaze with Kizuna Space Girls Planet Super Girls Survive Zero Techpri The Possible Tokyo Cheer Party Tokyo Girls' Style Usa Usa Shoujo Club Vanilla Beans Vic:cess W Anna YGA

2012

Dates

• August 3 – Night before festival
• August 4 – Day 1
• August 5 – Day 2

2012 Artists
As listed on the official Tokyo Idol Festival website. [7] Bis E-girls Lyrical School Sakura Gakuin Super Girls

2013

Dates

• July 27 – Day 1
• July 28 – Day 2

2013 Artists
As listed on the official Tokyo Idol Festival website. [8] Lyrical School LinQ Sakura Gakuin Super Girls

2014

Dates

• August 2 – Day 1
• August 3 – Day 2

2014 Artists
As listed on the official Tokyo Idol Festival website. Sakura Gakuin

2015

Dates

• July 25 – Night before festival
• August 1 – Day 1
• August 2 – Day 2

2015 Artists
As listed on the official Tokyo Idol Festival website. [9] 9nine Ayami Mutō Idol College Idoling!!! Passcode Sakura Gakuin

2016

Dates

• August 5 – Day 1
• August 6 – Day 2
• August 7 – Day 3

2016 Artists
As listed on the official Tokyo Idol Festival website. [10] 9nine Idol College LinQ Marina Kawano Sakura Gakuin You Kikkawa

2017

Dates

• August 4 – Day 1
• August 5 – Day 2
• August 6 – Day 3

2017 Artists
As listed on the official Tokyo Idol Festival website. [11] =Love 9nine AKB48 Ayane Fujisaki Band Ja Naimon! Bis Camellia Factory Crown Pop Erabareshi Gang Parade HKT48 Idol College Junsui Coffee Latte LinQ Mirin Furukawa Niji no Conquistador Nogizaka46 Sakura Gakuin Super Girls You Kikkawa Yui Moriwaki

2018

Dates

• August 3 – Day 1
• August 4 – Day 2
• August 5 – Day 3

2018 Artists
As listed on the official Tokyo Idol Festival website. [12] =Love 9nine AKB48 Band Ja Naimon! Bish Camellia Factory Cynhn Gang Parade HKT48 Idol College Yū Serizawa

2019

Dates

• August 2 – Day 1
• August 3 – Day 2
• August 4 – Day 3

2019 Artists
As listed on the official Tokyo Idol Festival website. [13] =Love AKB48 Atarashii Gakko! Band Ja Naimon! Beyooooonds Bish Camellia Factory Gang Parade Idoling!!! Lily of the Valley LinQ Lyrical School Super Girls Yufu Terashima Yū Serizawa

2020

Dates

• October 2 – Day 1
• October 3 – Day 2
• October 4 – Day 3

2020 Artists
As listed on the official Tokyo Idol Festival website. [14] AKB48 Amefurasshi Crown Pop Cyberjapan Dancers Dialogue+ Hinatazaka46 Lily of the Valley LinQ Lyrical School Momoiro Clover Z Niji no Conquistador Ukka Yufu Terashima

2021

Dates

• October 1 – Day 1 – Canceled due to weather ^[15]
• October 2 – Day 2
• October 3 – Day 3

2021 Artists
As listed on the official Tokyo Idol Festival website. [16] ≠Me =Love AKB48 Appare! ASP Asteria Beyooooonds Bis Crown Pop Cynhn Lily of the Valley LinQ Lyrical School Peel the Apple Sakurazaka46 Ukka

2022

Dates

• August 5 – Day 1
• August 6 – Day 2
• August 7 – Day 3

2022 Artists
As listed on the official Tokyo Idol Festival website. [17] AKB48 Bis Fruits Zipper iSPY Juice=Juice LinQ Nogizaka46 Onipan's! Super Girls Ukka

2023

Dates

• August 4 – Day 1
• August 5 – Day 2
• August 6 – Day 3

2023 Artists
As listed on the official Tokyo Idol Festival website. [18] @onefive AKB48 Bis Fruits Zipper iSPY Juice=Juice LinQ Super Girls Ukka

2024

Dates

• August 2 – Day 1
• August 3 – Day 2
• August 4 – Day 3

2024 Artists

As listed on the official Tokyo Idol Festival website. [19] #2i2 #Babababambi #Mooove! #Yoyoyo ≒Joy ≠Me =Love 22/7 @onefive AKB48 Amaimono Tsumeawase Ambitious Amefurasshi Ana Kie Ange Reve Anthurium Aoi Matsuyama Aozora wo Kimini Appare! Aqours ASP AVAM Axelight Ayaka Sasaki Band Ja Naimon! Bellring Shoujo Heart Beyooooonds Bis Bite a Shock Black Nazarene Boku ga Mitakatta Aozora Brave Mental Orchestra Camellia Factory C;ON Candy Tune Chu-Z ChuLa Cinderella Sengen! Colorful Scream Comiq On! Crown Pop Cutie Street Cyberjapan Dancers Cynhn Dempagumi.inc Devil Anthem. Dialogue+ Dramatic Record Eisei to Karatea Enogu Eulopa Delic ExWhyZ Festive Finalist Fishbowl Fruits Zipper Fujikozu Future Cider Gachapin and Mukku Gang Parade Gilty x Gilty Gran Ciel Hello Pro Kenshuusei Unit '24 Himawari Hinatazaka46 HKT48 Ichigo Milk Iro ni Somaritai Ideal Peco Idol College Iginari Tohoku San Inuwasi Jams Collection Jiemei Jya Pon Kannagi Rabbits Karen na Ivory Kasumisou to Stella Kingsari Kiss Kiss Kiyoshi Ryujin 25 Kolokol Kyururin te Shitemite Kyushu Girls Wing Liella! LinQ Luce Twinkle Wink Lucky² Lyrical School Mameshiba no Taigun Maneki Kecak Marina Horiuchi Masshiro na Canvas Maybe Me Meme Tokyo Merry Bad Tune. Mirror, Mirror Momograci Momonyan Monoclone My Dear Darlin' My Fav NGT48 NMB48 Namidairono Keshigomu Namie Joshihatsu Kumiai Nanaland Nanimono Narlow Necopla pixx. Neo Japonism Nichoume no Sakigake Coming Out Niji no Conquistador Nippon Wachacha Nogizaka46 Nonfic Ocha Norma One Love One Heart Onephony PPE41 Palette Parade Payrin's Peel the Apple The Dance for Philosophy Piggs Qumali Depart Quubi Rad Sound Rebels Ranaqura Ringo Musume Ringwanderung Rough × Laugh SHHis SKE48 STU48 Saki Yamakita Sandal Telephone Satori Monster Schrödinger no Inu Seishun Gakuen Shanimuni Parade Shinshi Todoroku, Gekijou no Gotoku. Shiritsu Ebisu Chugaku Situasion Stainy Sukiiro drop Super Girls Super Venus Suteneko Cats Sweet Steady Taiyou to Odore Tsukiyo ni Utae Takane no Nadeshiko Task have Fun Team Shachi Teardrop! Tebasaki Sensation Tensen Tensei Shoujo. The Fujunbungaku Girl's Musical Revue The Orchestra Tokyo Title Mitei Tokyo Girls' Style Tsuka Rika Uma Musume Pretty Derby Unlame Up Up Girls (2) UtaGe! W. DoubleV Wasuta What's Circle White Scorpion Yakosei Amuse Yosugala Yum!-Tuk! i-COL iLiFE! Ukka

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External links

• Official website