"Jitensha Dorobou", was accompanied by a fully animated video. Whiteberry spent most of 2003 off the road and out of the studio as their education took precedence, but were commissioned to record two songs for the soundtrack album to the TV series Superior Defender Gundam Force. Both songs were released as a single in February 2004; the A-side, "Shinjiru Chikara", featured lyrics written by all five group members stating how much they missed each other after the graduation of the band members from high school and the decision of some members to attend college. A week after the single was released, the group issued a statement announcing that after ten years together, they were amicably disbanding the group because of Aya, Yukari, Rimi, and Erika's college commitments. The group played tearful farewell shows in Tokyo and their native Hokkaidō in late March 2004. A posthumous anthology, "Kiseki", was released in May 2002, and a DVD counterpart, "Videoberry Final", followed the month afterward. Yuki Maeda and Yukari Hasegawa re-emerged in 2006 with a new four-piece pop/punk band, Yukki; the quartet released a five-song EP, Sotsugyou, in May 2006 on the Japanese independent label Deadgirls. As of December 2007 Yuki finished with "yukki" solo artist works. In April 2008 she formed a new band, "THE HUSKY". Yukari & Rimi now live in Tokyo, whereas Aya & Erika live in Kitami City, Hokkaido. Discography Singles "Yuki" (December 8, 1999) (April 19, 2000) (August 9, 2000) (November 8, 2000) (April 11, 2001) (July 18, 2001) (November 21, 2001) (September 26, 2002) "Be Happy" (October 23, 2002) (November 27, 2002) (February 11, 2004) Albums "After School" (August 4, 1999) (September 1, 2000) (January 23, 2002) "Kiseki - The Best of Whiteberry" (April 28, 2004) "Golden☆Best Whiteberry" (August 27, 2008) References External links Whiteberry in Page Sony Music Japan Rateyourmusic, discography Whiteberry All-female punk bands Japanese rock music groups Japanese pop rock music groups Sony Music Entertainment Japan artists Musical groups from Hokkaido