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• Ono Masatoshi
  .....]]", that Ono got a hit song. The single helped him to win the Rookie of the Year award at that year's [[Nihon Record Taishou]] and an invitation to tha In 2009, Ono became the vocalist for the band [[GALNERYUS]], in which he uses the pseudonym '''SHO'''.
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• DJ WATARAI
  ...a Japanese hip-hop and R&B musiciand and DJ. He began producing music for the hip-hop group [[MICRO MICROPHONE UNDERGROUND]] and after getting momentum, ...04.25] [[Straight to the Next Door|Straight To The Next Door]] / [[BIG-O]] x '''DJ WATARAI'''
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• Uhm Jung Hwa
  ...', one year later, in 1993, she made her musical debut with the release of the album ''[[Sorrowful Secret]]''. * [2017.12.26] [[The Cloud Dream of the Nine]]
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• TOKYO GIRLS' STYLE
  ...いだ]". ''BARKS''. 2010-01-06. Retrieved 2010-05-21.</ref> and they were the opening act for [[AAA]]'s tour ''AAA Heart to ♥ TOUR 2010'' on April 29th ...ebut single", called "[[Onnaji Kimochi]]", was released two weeks later on the 19th.
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• L'Arc~en~Ciel
  ...acks, ranging from techno to loose ballads with full string orchestration. The group has sold over 15 million albums, 30 million singles, and millions of ...oser of the band, [[tetsu]] leader of the band on bass and [[yukihiro]] is the drummer.
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• Morning Musume
  ...reflects the present year as a way to help audiences identify members over the group's history. ...records and albums. They have sold over 17,746,446 copies in Japan alone. The group has been known for its ever-changing line-ups, with auditions and gra
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• Nana Mizuki Live Diamond x Fever
  # [[The Place of Happiness|The place of happiness]] # [[Still in the Groove|still in the groove]]
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• Southern Cross
  [[Image:Miura Daichi Southern Cross.jpg|thumb|240px|Single Cover]] : Southern Cross
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• D-Rock With U
  # [[I'm Back ~ the theme of D-ROCK with U ~]] # [[Southern Cross]]
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• Dazzle (r.o.r/s)
  # [[Cross Pain|Cross pain]] ...e is the only one album released by [[r.o.r/s]]. The album reached #106 on the Oricon chart, charted for three weeks.
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• Oricon Weekly for 2008 week 51
  | 3 || ↓2 || [[KAT-TUN]] || [[White X'mas]] || 19,962 | 8 || NEW || [[Alice Nine]] || [[Cross Game|CROSS GAME]] || 12,703
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• X-CROSS
  [[Image:X-CROSS.jpg|thumb|300px|X-CROSS promoting "[[2 Man Show Part.1 -Simjangi Ttwineun Sori-]]" (2012)]] ...Pop|Korean pop]]/[[K-Hip-Hop|hip-hop]]/electronic duo debuted in 2010 with the digital single "[[Storm|STORM]]" under [[GF Entertainment]].
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• Oricon Weekly for 2008 week 52
  | 10 || ↓7 || [[KAT-TUN]]|| [[White X'mas]]|| 7,790 | 11 || NEW || [[MISIA]]|| [[Catch the Rainbow|CATCH THE RAINBOW]]|| 7,271
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• Heywa
  ....or.jp/english/index.html "Hatachi no Kenketsu"]. The single reached #3 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and charted for 14 weeks. [[Image:HeyWaYuzuPromo.jpg|thumb|220px|[[Yuzu]] promoting the single]]
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• MAN WITH A MISSION
  ...|thumb|MAN WITH A MISSION promoting ''[[Welcome to the Newworld|WELCOME TO THE NEWWORLD]]'' (2010)]] ...omo.jpg|right|300px|thumb|MAN WITH A MISSION promoting ''[[Break and Cross the Walls I]]'' (2021)]]
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• Kawano Marina
  ...h [[Animax Anison Grand Prix]]. Her debut single was the opening theme to the [[anime]] [[wikipedia:A Channel (manga)|''A Channel'']]. ...She began learning guitar in high school as well. In college, she was in the light music club, where she was in charge of guitar and vocals. They sang
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• 1994 Oricon Top 100 Albums
  | 4 || [[B'z]] || [[The 7th Blues]] || 1994.03.02 || 1,630,450 || [[Image:Bz t7b.jpg|100px]] | 16 || [[Himuro Kyosuke]] || [[Shake the Fake|SHAKE THE FAKE]] || 1994.09.26 || 715,820 || [[Image:Wiki sorry.jpg|100px]]
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• Asu e no March / Let's Try Again ~Kuwata Keisuke Ver.~ / Hadaka de Ondo ~Matsuri da!! Naked~
  ...docomo.co.jp/ NTT DoCoMo] [[CM|commercial]] song. The single reached #2 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and charted for 22 weeks. [[Image:AsuenoMarchPROMO.jpg|thumb|200px|[[Kuwata Keisuke]] promoting the single]]
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• Rising Sun / Itsuka Kitto...
  ...er (both front and back covers) form the Japanese flag. One box containing the nine CD Only editions, a wall holder, a T-shirt and a pin button was also s ...rted for 29 weeks. As it sold 305,001 in 2011, it become the #14 single of the year.
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• 1989 Oricon Top 100 Singles
  | 29 || [[THE BLUE HEARTS]] || [[Train-Train (single)|TRAIN-TRAIN]] || 1988.11.23 || 264, | 34 || [[Otokogumi]] || [[Cross to You / Rockin' My Soul / CROSS TO YOU / ROCKIN' MY SOUL]] || 1989.08.02 || 230,230 || [[File:Wiki sorry.j
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