Editing Strawberry Flower

[[File:Ai no Uta.jpeg|thumb|Strawberry Flower logo as seen on the cover art to ''Ai no Uta''.]]

'''Strawberry Flower''' is a Japanese {{w|virtual band}}. In its early years, it was a trio of three [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]]: the [[Red Pikmin|Red]], [[Yellow Pikmin|Yellow]], and [[Blue Pikmin|Blue]] Pikmin. The group debuted on {{date|6|December|2001}} with the single ''[[Ai no Uta]]''. The [[Purple Pikmin|Purple]] and [[White Pikmin|White]] Pikmin joined the group for their third single, ''[[Tane no Uta]]''. The group was a quintet until the [[Rock Pikmin]] and [[Winged Pikmin]] joined in their fourth single, ''[[Song of Hey! Pikmin]]''.

==Members==

*[[Yellow Pikmin]] – female vocalist

*[[Blue Pikmin]] – male guitarist

*[[Red Pikmin]] – male bassist

*[[Purple Pikmin]] – female guitarist

*[[White Pikmin]] – female bassist

*[[Rock Pikmin]] – male guitarist

*[[Winged Pikmin]] – female bassist

*''[[Ai no Uta]]'' (includes ''[[Namida Ga Afureta]]'')

*''[[Pikmin Dance]]''

*''[[Tane no Uta]]'' (includes ''{{w|Shabondama}}'')

*''[[Song of Hey! Pikmin]]''

In light of the popularity of the Strawberry Flower album, two different sheet music books were released containing music for ''Ai no Uta''. They were released in Japan by the publishing companies KMP on January 15, 2002 and Doremi in January 30, 2002. The retail price for each was {{tt|¥500|≈$4.01 (at time of release)}}.

===''Ai no Uta'' (KMP)===

[[File:TanenoUta SheetMusic Cover.jpg|thumb|right|The cover of the ''Ai no Uta'' book published by KMP.]]

This book was published by KMP on January 15, 2002 and contains 3 different compositions of the song: a solo piano arrangement, a guitar arrangement, and a 2-part chorus arrangement with piano accompaniment. All of the arrangements are in the original key (D major). Also included at the end of the book is a lyric sheet with the chords. All of the arrangements within are arranged by K. K. SMALLWOOD. The book consists of 11 pages, and its ISBN number is "ISBN 4-7732-1915-7".

* CM song for the Nintendo Gamecube software "Pikmin"

===''Ai no Uta'' (Doremi)===

[[File:AinoUta SheetMusic Cover.jpg|thumb|right|The cover of the ''Ai no Uta'' book published by Doremi.]]

This book was published by Doremi on January 30, 2002 and contains 3 different compositions of the song: a solo piano arrangement (three staves, voice with piano accompaniment in the original key of D), another solo piano arrangement (simplified to the key C, this time with only two staves), and a solo guitar arrangement. Also included at the end of the book is a lyric sheet with the chords, similar to the previous book. The piano arrangements are written by Shiori Aoyama and the guitar arrangement is written by Michio Tashima. The book consists of 11 pages, and its ISBN number is "ISBN 4-8108-1594-3".