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| rdfs:comment | - Inaba Atsuko began her career as a Japanese idol with female group Osaka Performance Doll from 1993 to 1996 and did 6 singles and 2 albums with them. She released only one single in 1996. It was released when Inaba was in the group and was available only at their events. Later on, she received training in Atlanta, Georgia. When she went back to Japan, she then joined the new Hello! Project group Taiyou to Ciscomoon in 1999 and stayed till its end in late 2000.
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| ACTs | - Osaka Performance Doll, Taiyou to Ciscomoon, Aoiro 7, 7AIR, H.P. All Stars, Puripuri Pink
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| abstract | - Inaba Atsuko began her career as a Japanese idol with female group Osaka Performance Doll from 1993 to 1996 and did 6 singles and 2 albums with them. She released only one single in 1996. It was released when Inaba was in the group and was available only at their events. Later on, she received training in Atlanta, Georgia. When she went back to Japan, she then joined the new Hello! Project group Taiyou to Ciscomoon in 1999 and stayed till its end in late 2000. After that she stayed in Hello! Project as a dancer at concerts and chorist, performing choruses for many H!P releases but didn’t have any of her own. She also taught choreography to Morning Musume. Without a being a soloist or in a group, she still appeared in the temporary Hello! Project shuffle units: Aoiro 7, 7AIR, H.P. All Stars and Puripuri Pink.
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