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  • ...c Japan|Toshiba-EMI]] label. The group is mostly known as the beginning of the careers of superstars [[Amuro Namie]] and [[MAX]]. ...udents of the [[Okinawa Actors School]]. Makino left in December 1992, and the remaining girls became known as '''SUPER MONKEY'S 4'''.
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  • ...o a broadcast tv standard. GyaO ceased producing Hello! Project content at the end of November 2006. *010 060707 Matsuura Aya Special Live in Shanghai part 1
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  • ...different name, CHA-CHA&AUDREY's PROJECT. But, they quickly changed it to the actual name. ...89 with the simultaneous release of the single "[[Anata ni Aitakute]]" and the self-titled album ''[[DREAMS COME TRUE (album)|DREAMS COME TRUE]]'' under [
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  • ...o [[Universal Music Japan]] and managed by [[Edward Entertainment Group]]. The members' identities are still unknown, as their faces have never been made ...ma Made no A Men B Men Dest!?]] (今までのA面、B面ですよ!?; ''All the A-sides and B-sides?!'')
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  • ...t the revival was obviously canceled, as no news of them was released once the series of concerts ended.
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  • ...group was retired in 2004, but the concept was revived in summer 2009 with the shuffle unit Shin Minimoni (新ミニモニ。; ''New Minimoni''). ...ge:Minimoni_1st.jpg|right|300px|thumb|First Generation Minimoni. promoting the single "[[Minimoni Jankenpyon! / Haru Natsu Aki Fuyu Daisukki!]]" (2001)]]
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  • ...in Joshi Kashimashi Monogatari, "When will your real sexy beam come out?". The "Sexy beam!" line has made its way around fans and fellow musicians alike. ...me's sub-leader in May 2003, after the graduation of [[Yasuda Kei]]. After the graduation of [[Iida Kaori]] in January 2005, Yaguchi became leader and [[Y
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  • ...[[rhythm zone]], and managed by [[LDH]] agency. The group originates from the group [[J Soul Brothers]]. After [[SASA]] left J Soul Brothers, dancers [[H ...AKAHIRO]] also joined to replace SHUN. In March 2009, EXILE announced that the seven members of [[J Soul Brothers|Nidaime J Soul Brothers]] merged with th
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  • ...release of their debut album ''[[Crystal (DOUBLE)|Crystal]]'' SACHIKO left the group, and TAKAKO continued DOUBLE as a solo project. ...e to audition for For Life Records. In 1998, [[SACHIKO]] and TAKAKO formed the duo, DOUBLE.
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  • ...ECORDS]], a subsidiary of [[Universal Music|Universal Music Japan]]. Since the label change, they have toned down their visual looks. ...ining four members. It was revealed on February 3rd, 2011 that in the end, the members decided to continue on and restart with four members.
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  • ...yumi with a tear rolling down her cheek, was chosen by her as a protest to the false media reports that she and Utada are personal rivals. ...e Oricon Album Charts and charted for 51 weeks. ''A BEST'' was re-released the same day as for ''[[A Best 2 -Black-|A BEST 2 -BLACK-]]'' and ''[[A Best 2
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  • # [[End of the World (Hamasaki Ayumi)|End of the World]] ...|girlish]]") more than she had in the past. The sound was a departure from the dance-pop of "[[Loveppears|LOVEppears]]" while still maintaining a strong p
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  • ...ound on her covers, booklets, and [[PV|music videos]], and she co-directed the [[PV|music video]] for her song "[[Dramatic Record]]". She likes to be self ...movies by becoming a film director. In 1999, she made her acting debut in the film ''[[Mamotte Agetai!]]''. It was only by chance that she came upon a mu
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  • # [[Appears|appears (Junior‘s Appears On The Air)]] # [[Who...|Who... (Live Lyric Video)]]
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  • ; Live Performances ...niversary~ Live in Taipei|ayumi hamasaki ASIA TOUR 2008 ~10th Anniversary~ Live in TAIPEI]]
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  • ...band [[Loveless (band)|Loveless]], and in 2012 transition into new group [[THE TEENAGE KISSERS]]. In 2016, Kitade announced her solo return with the release of "[[Bad Babe's Dreamer / Isolation]]" through her official websit
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  • '''Fayray''' is a Japanese pop singer-songwriter under the label [[R and C]]. ...s. Though she regularly turns out superb [[ballads]], Fayray is not shy of the occasional upbeat song (or even remix), demonstrating a skill for songwriti
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  • ...bblegum pop to more recently rock. On February 2010 it was announced that the group would disband after their 10th anniversary concert tour. * [2004.12.01] [[The Nimaime|THE Nimaime]] (THE二枚目)
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  • ...00 as Peachy, before joining Hello! Project as a soloist in 2001, going by the name Rika Ishii (石井リカ). She left Hello! Project in March 2002, afte * '''Favorite Artists:''' [[wikipedia:Carole King|Carole King]], [[wikipedia:The Carpenters|Carpenters]], [[wikipedia:Jane Birkin|Jane Birkin]], [[wikipedia
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  • ...the advertisement unit for Pinkdot stores (Waffles), which are located in the mall inside Tokyo Tower. ...The Best Buono Promo.jpg|thumb|250px|Buono! promoting ''[[The Best Buono!|The BEST Buono!]]'' (2010)]]
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