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Browse piano sheets by CHiCO With Honeyworks on Zen Virtual Piano. CHiCO with HoneyWorks is a collaboration unit between CHiCO, the grand prix winner of Sony Music Entertainment’s “Utakatsu!” audition, and HoneyWorks, a creator team that produces popular songs such as “Kawaikute Gomen.” The unit made its major debut in 2014 with “Sekai wa Koi ni Ochiteiru.” A pairing of an audition winner and a creator team can be read as a voice and a creator team sharing one name. It has performed themes for many popular anime, including Ao Haru Ride, Magic Kaito 1412, the Gintama series, Haikyu!! TO THE TOP, BORUTO: Naruto Next Generations and Kanojo, Okarishimasu. HoneyWorks produced the opening theme, ending theme and insert songs for the anime Araburu Kisetsu no Otome-domo yo., broadcast from July 2019 on MBS, TBS and BS-TBS. Themes for so many anime series can be read as a sound that fitted many different shows. Sony Music’s profile says that its youthful melodies and lyrics, known as “Seishun Mune-Kyun Sound,” have been popular with many teenagers, and that the total YouTube plays of its songs exceed 600 million. It has also held one-man concerts at Nippon Budokan and Musashino Forest Arena. A sound popular with teenagers and then heard in arenas can be read as a young audience filling large halls. On 8 April 2023, at the final show of its Zepp tour, CHiCO with HoneyWorks announced a temporary pause, and in July 2023 CHiCO began a solo project, making songs with creators, composers and artists in Japan and abroad. As a solo singer, CHiCO revealed visuals that had only been seen at live shows and took an active part in writing lyrics. CHiCO with HoneyWorks resumed activity in August 2025. A pause that let one member try a solo path before the unit returned can be read as a break used for a different kind of work.
Browse piano sheets by CHiCO With Honeyworks on Zen Virtual Piano.
CHiCO with HoneyWorks is a collaboration unit between CHiCO, the grand prix winner of Sony Music Entertainment’s “Utakatsu!” audition, and HoneyWorks, a creator team that produces popular songs such as “Kawaikute Gomen.” The unit made its major debut in 2014 with “Sekai wa Koi ni Ochiteiru.” A pairing of an audition winner and a creator team can be read as a voice and a creator team sharing one name.
It has performed themes for many popular anime, including Ao Haru Ride, Magic Kaito 1412, the Gintama series, Haikyu!! TO THE TOP, BORUTO: Naruto Next Generations and Kanojo, Okarishimasu. HoneyWorks produced the opening theme, ending theme and insert songs for the anime Araburu Kisetsu no Otome-domo yo., broadcast from July 2019 on MBS, TBS and BS-TBS. Themes for so many anime series can be read as a sound that fitted many different shows.
Sony Music’s profile says that its youthful melodies and lyrics, known as “Seishun Mune-Kyun Sound,” have been popular with many teenagers, and that the total YouTube plays of its songs exceed 600 million. It has also held one-man concerts at Nippon Budokan and Musashino Forest Arena. A sound popular with teenagers and then heard in arenas can be read as a young audience filling large halls.
On 8 April 2023, at the final show of its Zepp tour, CHiCO with HoneyWorks announced a temporary pause, and in July 2023 CHiCO began a solo project, making songs with creators, composers and artists in Japan and abroad. As a solo singer, CHiCO revealed visuals that had only been seen at live shows and took an active part in writing lyrics. CHiCO with HoneyWorks resumed activity in August 2025. A pause that let one member try a solo path before the unit returned can be read as a break used for a different kind of work.
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A collaboration unit between CHiCO, the grand prix winner of Sony Music Entertainment’s “Utakatsu!” audition, and HoneyWorks, a creator team. It made its major debut in 2014 with “Sekai wa Koi ni Ochiteiru.”
Many, including Ao Haru Ride, Magic Kaito 1412, the Gintama series, Haikyu!! TO THE TOP, BORUTO: Naruto Next Generations and Kanojo, Okarishimasu.
Yes. A temporary pause was announced on 8 April 2023, CHiCO began a solo project in July 2023, and the unit resumed activity in August 2025.