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* "[[Friend (Tachibana Keita)|FRIEND]]", [[Tachibana Keita]]'s second single. | * "[[Friend (Tachibana Keita)|FRIEND]]", [[Tachibana Keita]]'s second single. | ||
* "[[Friend (TWO-MIX)|FRIEND]]", a song recorded by [[TWO-MIX]], track #4 on their debut album ''[[BPM 132]]''. | * "[[Friend (TWO-MIX)|FRIEND]]", a song recorded by [[TWO-MIX]], track #4 on their debut album ''[[BPM 132]]''. | ||
| + | * "[[Friend (Utoku Keiko)|friend]]", a song recorded by [[Utoku Keiko]], track #9 on her fourth album ''[[Yorokobi no Hana ga Saku ~True Kiss~]]''. | ||
* "[[Friend (Wonder Girls)|Friend]]", a song recorded by [[Wonder Girls]], track #4 on their debut album ''[[The Wonder Years]]''. | * "[[Friend (Wonder Girls)|Friend]]", a song recorded by [[Wonder Girls]], track #4 on their debut album ''[[The Wonder Years]]''. | ||
* "[[Friend (Yangpa)|Friend]]", a song recorded by [[Yangpa]], track #5 on her mini-album ''[[Elegy Nouveau]]''. | * "[[Friend (Yangpa)|Friend]]", a song recorded by [[Yangpa]], track #5 on her mini-album ''[[Elegy Nouveau]]''. | ||
Revision as of 23:16, 25 June 2013
In generasia, Friend or Friends could be a reference to:
- Friends, a seiyuu group.
- Friends, a group from the television show QUIZ! HEXAGON II.
- "Friend", a song recorded by Aiuchi Rina, first A-side of her 28th single Friend / Sugao no Mama.
- "Friend", a song recorded by Asaka Yui, B-side on her 12th single "Melody".
- "FRIEND" and "FRIEND II", songs recorded by Hamasaki Ayumi, track #4 and #5 on her debut album A Song for ××.
- "friend", a song recorded by Idoling!!!, first A-side of their debut single "Ganbare Otome (Warai) / friend" .
- "Friend", a song recorded by Ito Kanako, B-side of her second single "escape".
- "Friend", a song recorded by Matsuda Seiko, track #3 of her 29th album My Story.
- "Friend", Oe Senri's eighth single.
- Friend, S.E.S sixth original Korean album.
- "FRIEND", Tachibana Keita's second single.
- "FRIEND", a song recorded by TWO-MIX, track #4 on their debut album BPM 132.
- "friend", a song recorded by Utoku Keiko, track #9 on her fourth album Yorokobi no Hana ga Saku ~True Kiss~.
- "Friend", a song recorded by Wonder Girls, track #4 on their debut album The Wonder Years.
- "Friend", a song recorded by Yangpa, track #5 on her mini-album Elegy Nouveau.
- Friends and Friends II B'z' mini-albums.
- "Friends", a song recorded by FTISLAND, track #2 on their 7th Japanese single "SATISFACTION".
- "Friends", a song recorded by Hayashibara Megumi, track #7 on her debut album Half and, Half.
- FRIENDS, Hisamatsu Fumina's debut album.
- "FRIENDS", a song recorded by Ishii Tatuya, track #3 on his sixth album nipops.
- Friends, Kamifuusen's fourth album.
- "Friends", a song recorded by Kawai Sonoko, track #8 on her seventh album Replica.
- "Friends, a song recorded by MAX, track #11 on their cover album BE MAX and a cover of REBECCA's song of the same name.
- "Friends", Nakano Aiko's debut single, a cover of REBECCA's song of the same name.
- "Friends", a song recorded by Otsuka Ai, track #11 on her second album LOVE JAM.
- "Friends", REBECCA's fourth single, released later as "Friends ~remixed edition~", their 14th single.
- "Friends", Stephanie's fourth single.
- "Friends", Takahashi Mariko's 28th single.
- "Friends!", Tamaki Nami's 17th single.
- "Friends", a song recorded by Watanabe Marina, track #1 on her seventh album a piece of cake!.
- "Friend", a song recorded by Wonder Girls, track #4 on their debut album The Wonder Years.
- "FRIENDS", a song recorded by Yonekura Chihiro, B-side of her 10th single "WILL".
- "Friend", a song recorded by Yonemitsu Miho, track #3 on her first album MIHO from Tokyo Performance Doll.
- Friends ~MINMI Featuring Works Best~, MINMI's compilation album.
- "Friends ~Toki wo Koete~", Iijima Mari and Sakurai Tomo's collaboration single.
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