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| + | *"[[Chikai (Utada Hikaru)|Chikai]]", a song recorded by [[Utada Hikaru]], for her seventh Japanese album and theme song for the game [[wikipedia:Kingdom Hearts 3|Kingdom Hearts 3]]. | ||
*"[[Chikai (DREAMS COME TRUE)|Chikai]]", a song recorded by [[DREAMS COME TRUE (band)|DREAMS COME TRUE]], track #3 on their eighth album ''[[Love Unlimited|LOVE UNLIMITED ∞]]''. | *"[[Chikai (DREAMS COME TRUE)|Chikai]]", a song recorded by [[DREAMS COME TRUE (band)|DREAMS COME TRUE]], track #3 on their eighth album ''[[Love Unlimited|LOVE UNLIMITED ∞]]''. | ||
*"[[Chikai (ONE DRAFT)|Chikai]]", a song recorded by [[ONE DRAFT|ONE☆DRAFT]], track #4 on their second album ''[[Dreamaker|DREAMAKER]]''. | *"[[Chikai (ONE DRAFT)|Chikai]]", a song recorded by [[ONE DRAFT|ONE☆DRAFT]], track #4 on their second album ''[[Dreamaker|DREAMAKER]]''. | ||
Revision as of 00:17, 17 February 2018
In generasia, Chikai (誓い; Oath) could be a reference to:
Singles
- "Chikai", Do As Infinity's 25th single.
- "Chikai", Hirahara Ayaka's ninth single.
- "Chikai", Isayama Mio's sixth single.
- "Chikai", jealkb's major debut single.
- "Chikai", Kawamura Chisa's debut single.
- "Chikai", Koyanagi Yuki's 20th single.
- "Chikai", Shimamiya Eiko's fourth single.
- "Chikai", The Gospellers' 18th single.
- "Chikai", Koyanagi Yuki's 20th single.
- "Chikai", Tokunaga Hideaki's 23rd single.
Songs
- "Chikai", a song recorded by Utada Hikaru, for her seventh Japanese album and theme song for the game Kingdom Hearts 3.
- "Chikai", a song recorded by DREAMS COME TRUE, track #3 on their eighth album LOVE UNLIMITED ∞.
- "Chikai", a song recorded by ONE☆DRAFT, track #4 on their second album DREAMAKER.
- "Chikai", a song recorded by Rake, track #10 on his first album First Sight.
- "Chikai", a song recorded by TOKIO, B-side of their 40th single "Taiyou to Sabaku no Bara / Subeki Koto".
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