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• Hello! Project on Music Station
  [[Category:Television Shows]]
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• Hello! Project on Music Fighter
  [[Category:Television Shows]]
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• Hello! Project on Utaban
  [[Hello! Project]] member appearances and performances on the television show [[Utaban]]. [[Category:Television Shows]]
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• Poker Face
  ...illed with television monitors that show her in various locations. It also shows her playing with animals.
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• A Museum ~30th Single Collection Live~
  The tour featured 8 shows and covered 2 different cities. It was performed from October 11th to Octob : Yoshimitsu Ishiguro (KYODO TELEVISION)
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• MUSIC STATION
  [[Category:Television Shows]]
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• Morning Musume no Heso
  [[Category:Television Shows]]
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• Bishoujo Kyouiku
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• Bishoujo Kyouiku II
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• Morning Musume Tsuushin
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• Dorama
  '''Dorama''' (ドラマ), meaning drama, are [[Asian|Asian]] television soap operas. They can also be radio dramas broadcast on the air or sold on ...open-ended affairs, running so long as they remain profitable, many Asian shows are intentionally designed to tell a single story from beginning to end. In
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• Seiyuu
  ...h. Unlike in the United States where most voice acting roles are filled by television and film actors, seiyuu can base their career strictly from doing voice wor ...and [[Mizuki Nana]]). Some seiyuu have also been known to branch out into television and live action film roles.
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• GIRLS A GOGO!
  '''Girls a GoGo''' was a weekly television show hosted by [[Bishoujo Club 31]]. It aired on [[TV Asahi]]. [[Category:Television Shows]]
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• Matsumoto Jun
  ...panese boy band [[ARASHI]], a prominent award winning actor, and radio and television host. ...lls once again by winning the same award for the second time at the ''47th Television Drama Academy Awards''2005 for his role as Doumyouji Tsukasa in the drama a
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• Yamashita Tomohisa
  ....I.G.]] as well as [[Four Tops]], the former hosts of the [[Shounen Club]] television program. He was pulled from Four Tops into [[NEWS]] when the group was form ===Variety Shows===
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• The Shounen Club
  [[Category:Television Shows]]
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• Kawabe Chieco
  ...d to show her interest in singing at the annual ''[[Love Berry]]'' fashion shows where she would perform. In 2003 Kawabe and fellow ''[[Love Berry]]'' model === Television ===
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• POP JAM
  '''ポップジャム''' or '''POP JAM''' was a television show that aired on [[NHK]] (Japan Broadcasting Corporation). Artists came o [[Category:Television Shows]]
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• CDTV
  ...tion on upcoming singles, albums and more. Sometimes artists appear on the television screen behind the hosts to say a few words about their new single and intro [[Category:Television Shows]]
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• Utaban
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