The name "μ's" came from Greek Mythology's 'nine goddesses of music'. Nico Yazawa - (Idol expert) (Wardrobe designer).Maki Nishikino - (Composer) (Vocal coach).Umi Sonoda - (Co-founder) (Lyricist) (Choreographer Episode 3 - Episode 8).Kotori Minami - (Co-founder) (Wardrobe supervisor) (Choreographer Episode 3 - Episode 8).Eli Ayase - (Choreographer Episode 8 - Movie).These are the positions for all of the members: They also performed at the Love Live Fest in 2020. However, it was announced that the group would be returning with a new single, which was released on March 25th, 2020. Their real life parallel of the voice actresses ended activities as a group on Apwith the Final Live, ending their legacy. They originally debuted with the song Bokura no LIVE Kimi to no LIFE before they disbanded in 2016 prior to the release of their final single. However, they did make their final appearance in the movie. In other words, μ's no longer exists as an idol group.
The group disbanded in the anime after the 3rd years graduated, staying true to their status as school idols, unlike their rival A-RISE, which chooses to stay an idol group even after graduation of high school. The group consisted of nine members and was initially formed with the purpose of bringing attention to the school as it was to be shut down due to a lack of future enrolling students. They were the school idol group of Otonokizaka High School. Μ's (pronounced " Muse") was a school idol group formed and led by Honoka Kosaka in Love Live!. The OFMA is actively engaged and supports the International Association of Fairs and Expositions as well as the Federation of State and Provincial Association of Fairs.Season 1 Episode 3 (Initial Members) Season 1 Episode 8 (Full Members) Throughout the years, the OFMA has remained true to its purpose of promoting and encouraging the development and improvement of agricultural fairs, shows, and expositions. The OFMA represents 95 Fairs in Ohio, more than 240 associate members from allied fields, and holds its Annual Convention in Columbus, Ohio in early January. The associate members of the OFMA associations, corporations, festivals, and individuals engaged in providing products and services to its members, all of whom are interested in the improvement of Ohio's agricultural fairs. The Ohio Fair Managers Association located in the Great Agricultural State of Ohio is a voluntary, not-for-profit Corporation, serving State, Independent and County Agricultural Fairs, shows, exhibitions, and several festivals within Ohio. Partners Participating are: Ohio Department of Agriculture, Greater Ohio Showman, Ohio State University adding in the Market Place Tradeshow of 130 spaces, Showcase of Music Acts, Communication Awards, Ohio Fairs Hall of Fame Inductions, the Extravaganza Evening with DJ John and Sunday closing with the Annual Meeting of the Fairs Membership will fun, learning and the important networking of our industry. The program features 114 Senior and Junior Fair sessions, pared back based on feedback of more time needed to work the tradeshow and networking.
The Key Note Address Saturday by Judson Laipply, "Lead Your Evolution" and following with the 2023 Queen announcement by Ohio Fairs' Queen Maya Kidd. and Friday Evening President's Reception ahead of the Showcase of Acts Tim Moffett, Farmer, Agriculture Comedian will entertain the attendees in the Regency Ballroom. The Program is under final development with the presentations Thursday from Larry Berry will give 2 Workshops on “Leadership and Communications” and “How to Sell a Budget” Both are Certificate of Participation Sessions for officers, Thursday midafternoon Bill Ogg CFE will present “Elephant Ears and Corn Dogs”. President Paul Harris has selected the Theme of "Communication is Key, Please Please Talk to Me" for the 98th Annal gathering of Ohio's Fairs, Service Members and government officials. As we move into fall and looking forward to the 98th Annual Ohio Fairs Convention and Tradeshow January 12-15, 2023 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Downtown Columbus. Ohio's 95 Agricultural Fairs have finished their 2022 season with the Fairfield County Fair closing October 15 out with what most will agree was a very successful run for the Ohio Fairs.
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