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| + | *'''[[AKB48]]''''s song "[[Ai no Iro (AKB48)|Ai no Iro]]", originally from ''[[AKB48 Team K 5th Stage "Saka Agari"]]''. | ||
| + | *'''[[twenty4-7]]''''s song "[[Ai no Iro (twenty4-7)|Ai no Iro]]", from their eighth single "[[Letter ~10nen Go no Kimi e~ / Ai no Iro]]". | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:12, 28 August 2016
In generasia, Ai no Iro (愛の色; Color of Love) could be a reference to:
- AKB48's song "Ai no Iro", originally from AKB48 Team K 5th Stage "Saka Agari".
- twenty4-7's song "Ai no Iro", from their eighth single "Letter ~10nen Go no Kimi e~ / Ai no Iro".
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