Music Group Mimi Meme Mimi Ends and Voice Actress Yuki Takao takes Retirement

Fans of the music group known as Mimi Meme MIMI receive bad news on Tuesday as the official website of the group announces that following the “Mimi Meme MIMI Live 2017 _{Bon Voyage!}” concert set for September 9, the music group who described themselves as the “next generation audio visual unit", will be disbanding.

The group is composed of two people, the first being voice actress Yuki Takao, recognized for her major roles as the emotional assassin Alka in “Blade & Soul”, Bishamonten’s shinki Mineha in “Noragami Aragoto”, the modest female protagonist Nanami Kanzaki in “A Town Where You Live” and lastly as Maria Sarushima, the witch of Premonition in the supernatural fantasy series and OAV “Yamada-kun to 7-nin Majo” a.k.a “Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches.”

Speaking of her career as a voice actress, it has also been announced that Yuki Takao will be making her exit from the entertainment business by entering into retirement.

For the second member of the group, illustrator Chamooi, whose name is derived from the cry shouts of Pokemon, “chamooi” and recognized for her pop cute and colorful art. She is responsible for all of the visual illustration for the unit’s songs.

It was in 2013 that the two made their debut with their single, “Sentimental Love” which also served as the opening theme song for the drama comedy series “A Town Where You Live.” At this time, Takao made her debut in this anime as the voice behind Nanami Kanzaki. In the span of their career, the unit has released eight singles and two albums.

A main aspect that this unit is recognized for, is their performance of different anime theme songs. These include the opening themes for the action adventure series, “Blade & Soul”, the college romance series “Nozo × Kimi”, the comedy series “Ane Log”, the supernatural series “Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches”, and finally the slice of life series, “Sweetness & Lightning.” They also performed the second ending theme song for “Akiba’s Trip: The Animation”.

In the announcement, the two expressed their gratitude for all of the support from their friends and staff. What’s more they stated that in their future work, they would still like to express their feelings, but in a different form.

Source: AnimeNewsNetwork