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In Jpop Stop!, '''Mikazuki''' (三日月; ''Crescent Moon'') could be a reference to: | In Jpop Stop!, '''Mikazuki''' (三日月; ''Crescent Moon'') could be a reference to: | ||
| + | *"[[Mikazuki (alüto)|Mikazuki]]", a song recorded by [[alüto]], track #6 on their debut indie album ''[[Gomoji no Ito (album)|Gomoji no Ito]]''. | ||
*"[[Mikazuki (ayaka)|Mikazuki]]", [[ayaka]]'s fourth single. | *"[[Mikazuki (ayaka)|Mikazuki]]", [[ayaka]]'s fourth single. | ||
*"[[Mikazuki (DREAMS COME TRUE)|Mikazuki]]", a song recorded by [[DREAMS COME TRUE]], B-side of their 24th single "[[Asa ga Mata Kuru]]". | *"[[Mikazuki (DREAMS COME TRUE)|Mikazuki]]", a song recorded by [[DREAMS COME TRUE]], B-side of their 24th single "[[Asa ga Mata Kuru]]". | ||
Revision as of 15:17, 5 April 2011
In Jpop Stop!, Mikazuki (三日月; Crescent Moon) could be a reference to:
- "Mikazuki", a song recorded by alüto, track #6 on their debut indie album Gomoji no Ito.
- "Mikazuki", ayaka's fourth single.
- "Mikazuki", a song recorded by DREAMS COME TRUE, B-side of their 24th single "Asa ga Mata Kuru".
- "Mikazuki", a song recorded by hinaco, track #4 on her debut indie mini-album crystal.
- "Mikazuki", a song recorded by Kobukuro, a cover of ayaka's song of the same name.
- "Mikazuki", Quruli's 21st single.
- "Mikazuki", a song recorded by RSP, B-side of their eighth single "Koi Aika ~Ano Hi ni Kaeritai~".
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