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On Jpop Stop!, Ai (あい, アイ), Ai (愛; Love), Ai (藍; Indigo) or i could be a reference to:
People
- AI, a Japanese R&B/Hip-Hop singer under Universal Music Japan.
- Ai Risa (阿井莉沙), a Japanese pop singer, former member of dream.
- Aoki Ai (青木愛), was a Japanese idol and singer-songwriter.
- Fukaya Ai (深谷愛), a member of Hello! Project and a player for Gatas Brilhantes H.P..
- Hasegawa Ai (長谷川愛), a Japanese gravure idol, model and actress.
- Ichikawa Ai (市川藍), a Japanese R&B singer under cutting edge.
- Kago Ai (加護亜依), a Japanese pop singer and actress, former member of Morning Musume.
- Kawabara Ai (河原亜依), haft of the duo AI-SACHI.
- Kawashima Ai (川嶋あい), a Japanese pop singer, former vocalist of the duo I WiSH.
- Nonaka Ai (野中藍), a Japanese pop singer and seiyuu.
- Miyakawa Ai (宮川愛), a Japanese pop singer, lyricist, and song-writer.
- Okawa Ai (大川藍), member of the group Idoling!!!, as Idoling #20.
- Otsuka Ai (大塚愛), a Japanese pop singer under avex trax.
- Suma Ai (須磨愛), a member of Hello! Project.
- Takahashi Ai (高橋愛), a Japanese pop singer, current leader of Morning Musume.
- Takaoka Ai (高岡亜衣), a Japanese pop singer under the GIZA studio.
- Tokunaga Ai (徳永愛), a Japanese seiyuu and singer.
Song
- Ai (愛), a song recorded by Gagaga SP, B-side of their major debut single Sotsugyou.
- Ai (アイ), Hata Motohiro's ninth single.
- i (ai), a song recorded by Mille Face, first A-side of their major debut single i (ai) / Core / Refrain.
- Ai (愛), a song recorded by Otsuka Ai, track #13 on her fifth album LOVE LETTER.
- Ai (藍), a song recorded by Sukima Switch, track #1 on their third album Yuukaze Blend.
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