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| − | '''Ayaka''' is a female Japanese forename. In | + | '''Ayaka''' is a female Japanese forename. In generasia, it could be a reference to: |
* [[ayaka (singer)|ayaka]] (絢香), a solo Warner Music Japan artist who debuted in 2006. | * [[ayaka (singer)|ayaka]] (絢香), a solo Warner Music Japan artist who debuted in 2006. | ||
Revision as of 18:48, 10 July 2011
Ayaka is a female Japanese forename. In generasia, it could be a reference to:
- ayaka (絢香), a solo Warner Music Japan artist who debuted in 2006.
- AYAKA, a member of the band EU PHORIA.
- Akimoto Ayaka, a former member of the idol group Sakurakko Club.
- Kimura Ayaka, a Hello! Project artist and the sole remaining member of Coconuts Musume.
- Funakoshi Ayaka, a member of Doll's Vox.
- Hirahara Ayaka, a Japanese musician.
- Ito Ayaka (伊藤彩華), a Japanese actress and pop singer who debuted in 2009 under the name Maria.
- Ito Ayaka (伊藤綾香), a member of PARADISE GO!! GO!!.
- Kikuchi Ayaka, a member of AKB48.
- Komatsu Ayaka, a Japanese gravure idol and actress.
- Umeda Ayaka, a member of AKB48.
- Wada Ayaka, a member of Hello! Pro Egg.
- Yoshimura Ayaka, a member of SweetS.
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