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| − | + | *In Jpop Stop!, '''Kazahana''' or '''Fuuka''' (風花; ''Wind Flower'') could be a reference to: | |
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| + | *''[[Kazahana (FREENOTE)|Kazahana]]'', [[FREENOTE]]'s debut indie mini-album. | ||
| + | *"[[Kazahana (Moriyama Naotaro)|Kazahana]]", [[Moriyama Naotaro]]'s tenth single. | ||
| + | *''[[Kazahana (Ono Daisuke)|Kazahana]]'', [[Ono Daisuke]]'s first studio album. | ||
| + | *"[[Kazahana (onso9line)|KAZAHANA]]", a song recorded by [[onso9line]], track #2 on their fourth album ''[[Fuuren Karin]]''. | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:26, 22 April 2010
- In Jpop Stop!, Kazahana or Fuuka (風花; Wind Flower) could be a reference to:
- Kazahana, FREENOTE's debut indie mini-album.
- "Kazahana", Moriyama Naotaro's tenth single.
- Kazahana, Ono Daisuke's first studio album.
- "KAZAHANA", a song recorded by onso9line, track #2 on their fourth album Fuuren Karin.
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