Japanese Boy Band Kanjani Eight Changes Group Name to “Super Eight”; Follows the Groups’ Parent Company’s Recent Name Change
Smile-Up. Inc.
The Yomiuri Shimbun
13:41 JST, February 4, 2024
Popular boy band Kanjani Eight (stylized as Kanjani∞) announced Sunday on a website for its fan club that the group will change its name to “Super Eight.”
The group belongs to Smile-Up. Inc., which also recently changed its name from Johnny & Associates Inc, due to the sex-abuse issue of its founder, Johnny Kitagawa.
Another group belonging to Smile Up, Johnny’s West, changed its name to “West.” in October.
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