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Another big event in 2004 was the formation of [[BeForU|BeForU NEXT]], which was created following the departure of BeForU member [[Shiyuna Maehara]], who left the group in 2004 after having no singles released. Three new girls were added - [[Sayaka Minami]], [[Miharu Arisawa]], and [[Risa Sotohana]] - alongside the original three BeForU members [[Riyu Kosaka]], [[Nao Komatsu|Yoma Komatsu]], and [[Noria Shiraishi]]. | Another big event in 2004 was the formation of [[BeForU|BeForU NEXT]], which was created following the departure of BeForU member [[Shiyuna Maehara]], who left the group in 2004 after having no singles released. Three new girls were added - [[Sayaka Minami]], [[Miharu Arisawa]], and [[Risa Sotohana]] - alongside the original three BeForU members [[Riyu Kosaka]], [[Nao Komatsu|Yoma Komatsu]], and [[Noria Shiraishi]]. | ||
Two more vocalists later joined BEMANI through the BEMANI 2004 Vocalist Audition - Kanako Hoshino and [[Reiji Sakurai]]. | Two more vocalists later joined BEMANI through the BEMANI 2004 Vocalist Audition - the previously mentioned Kanako Hoshino and [[Reiji Sakurai]]. Reiji mostly contributed to pop'n music and GuitarFreaks / DrumMania, even later composing his own songs for BEMANI. | ||
[[2005]] will introduce a rather big shake-up to the GUITARFREAKS / drummania series, and the start of another BEMANI staple concept. | [[2005]] will introduce a rather big shake-up to the GUITARFREAKS / drummania series, and the start of another BEMANI staple concept. | ||