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  • [[Image:BREAK OUT IN NOVEMBER.jpg|thumb|240px|Single Cover]] : BREAK OUT IN NOVEMBER
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  • : In And Out ...Jae (Gieokeul Taeuda...)]] (재 (기억을 태우다...); ''Ashes (Burning in the Mirror)'')
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  • : In & Out "In & Out" is a song recorded by [[Red Velvet]]. It can be found as track #2 on their
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  • ...ries, they released two more singles and an album. The group was disbanded in March 2009 after the end of the anime series. ....07.28] [[Seventh Heaven / ...Out of Control...|☆Seventh★Heaven☆ /...Out of control..]]
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  • ...ka Ai]], and it is noted as being her breakout hit single. It was released in both a CD+DVD and CD formats. The first press edition of the CD edition com ...of the song "Sakuranbo (Kan Sano Remix)" was released on January 20, 2021 in advance of her first remix album ''[[Otsuka Ai One on One Collaboration]]''
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  • ..." Corsten]], who had previously done remixes for Hamasaki. It is a fleshed-out version of a past song of his: "The Love I Lost". It was used as lead track "Connected" was released in Germany, Spain and Belgium in 2002 and 2003, and it ranked #89 on the Official German Single Chart.
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  • ...elease, their debut single titled "[[Aka (Betty)|Aka]]", which was put out in December 2005. The two are the predecessor of the band [[176BIZ]]. ...ebut single, "[[Aka (Betty)|Aka]]", and the date of their first live, both in December.
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  • ...of new acts today. BoA has approximately sold more than 10,000,000 copies in both Japan and Korea. ...rents were strongly opposed to the idea, hoping that BoA would continue on in her education instead of turning to the entertainment business. Eventually
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  • ...' (今井絵理子) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] artist. She made her debut in the early 1990's as part of the group [[SPEED]]. Eriko started her solo wor ===Introduction & Start of Solo under Eriko with Crunch in 2000===
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  • ...begining, [[Takako Uehara|Takako]] and [[Hitoe Arakaki|Hitoe]] were ropped in to be dancers for the group but later contributed with their voices as well Since debuting in 1996 with "[[Body & Soul]]", they've won multiple Japan Gold Disk Awards su
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  • # [[Breakin' Out to the Morning|Breakin' out to the morning]] ...ticeably more matured in this album than any of their previous albums too, in terms of sound and image.
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  • ...n a 2GB flash drive. The making-of's are not included. The USB version was in high enough demand that [[avex trax]] had to release a limited reissue for *'''Players & Studio Coordination in LA''': Mai Takamizawa (Plenty)
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  • # [[Get Out From the Shell|Get out from the shell -asian version-]] # [[All Year Around Falling in Love|ALL YEAR AROUND FALLING IN LOVE]]
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  • # [[A Swell in the Sun|a swell in the sun [system in chaos mix]]] # [[Shinjitsu to Gensou to|Shinjitsu to Gensou to [out of the reality mix #2]]] (真実と幻想と)
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  • ...ny Music Japan]]. She is well known for playing the role of [[Osaki Nana]] in the ''[[NANA (film)|NANA]]'' films. ...single from Nakashima, was limited to 100,000 copies, and incidently sold out the first day of release. Mika's 2002 album [[True (Nakashima Mika)|TRUE]]
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  • ...rts in the Summers of 2002 through 2007. The first press of the album came in a special box along with a forty-eight-page photobook that includes previou ...ON]]'' and [[Utada Hikaru]]'s ''[[Heart Station (album)|HEART STATION]]''. In Taiwan, ''A COMPLETE'' became the year's highest selling Japanese album.
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  • ...2006, it became the #2 album of the year. This album was at #1 for 2 weeks in a row on the World Charts, the first from an Asian artist to do so. This re ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||colspan="2"|<small>out for three weeks
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  • ...at it sold a total of 47,856 units. Because this single sold 47,856 copies in 2006, it became the #190 single of the year. ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||colspan="2"|<small>out for one week
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  • ...at it sold a total of 48,036 units. Because this single sold 48,036 copies in 2006, it became the #188 single of the year. This single and [[Pray / XXX]] * [2017.11.13] Koda Gumi Fanclub Event in Hawaii 2017
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  • ...r, after "[[You (Koda Kumi)|you]]". Because this single sold 48,116 copies in 2006, it became the #187 single of the year. ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||colspan="2"|<small>out for two weeks
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  • ...reached #10 on Oricon charts and charted for 6 weeks. It sold 16,807 units in it's first week and the most recent figures show that it sold a total of 29 * [2013.09.07] SUMMER TRIP IN HIBIYA MINI LIVE
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  • ...d for 6 weeks selling 46,971 units. Because this single sold 46,971 copies in 2006, it became the #198 single of the year. ...four versions of '''KAMEN''' feat. [[Ishii Tatuya]] to be currently found in [[Koda Kumi]]'s discography.
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  • ...at it sold a total of 45,983 units. Because this single sold 46,989 copies in 2006, it became the #197 single of the year. Lies was certified [https://ww ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||colspan="2"|<small>out for six weeks
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  • ...at it sold a total of 45,983 units. Because this single sold 47,014 copies in 2006, it became the #196 single of the year. ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||colspan="2"|<small>out for six weeks
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  • ...the ''[[(Miss)understood|(miss)understood]]'' international success, being in Taiwan the #2 Japanese album of the year with a 3.54% of total sales. *'''Stand In''': Takami 'Poroko' Desaki
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  • ...] and [[Hasebe Yu]]. The original 3-member dream sold 950,700 records, and in total the group has sold over 1,100,000 records over the span of 10 years. ...In March, 2012, [[Yamamoto Sayaka (singer)|Yamamoto Sayaka]] and [[Erie]] in 2016 left the group.
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  • ...limited releases each having only 2,000 copies. Each copy comes with one, out of a possible 16, trading card.
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  • [[Image:LISA m-flo profile 2017.jpg|right|325px|thumb|LISA in [[m-flo]] (2017)]] ...alist for the rap group [[m-flo]]. She rose to fame in the group, but left in 2002 at the height of their success to work on a solo career. She would eve
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  • ...el [[UNDER CODE PRODUCTION]]. The band formed on April 1st, 2003 somewhere in the [[Wikipedia:Kansai region|Kansai region]] of Japan as an [[Oshare-Kei|o ...d an unstable member line-up with the last member, [[BB|Toshiya]], joining in April of 2005. He replaced [[Chiyu (SuG)|Chiyu]], who left on January 22nd,
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  • ...guitar which she incorporates into her music. Kamiki made her indie debut in 2003 with the single "[[Breath]]". The single was released under [[For Life ...ich made it into the top 10 on the [[Oricon]]. She also has been appearing in the magazine Kera since late 2005.
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  • ...me in the Japanese music scene and is one of GIZA's most popular artists. In 2010, Aiuchi announced that she was retiring from music because of health r In August 2013, she legally changed her name to Rika Kakiuchi (垣内りか).
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  • ...udio]] label. On March 30, 2013, the band announced that they will disband in June after their tour ends. ...AVEN]]. Nakamura Yuri's vocals are deeper than most other female vocalists in the Japanese music scene, which also adds a touch of uniqueness to this gro
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  • ...nd helped her send a demo tape to labels. She signed with [[ZAIN RECORDS]] in 1997. ...ding eight months on the [[Oricon]] chart and selling over 326,000 copies. In September, she was transferred to [[Amemura O-town Record]] label.
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  • ...d Beach Party|GIZA studio MAI-K & FRIENDS HOTROD BEACH PARTY]]'', released in July of that year. Shizukusa sang "[[Wikipedia:California Girls|CALIFORNIA ...DAY TRACK "Lady Master Soul"]]'' with the song "[[Don't Say Don't Love]]". In July 2nd 2003, she released her major debut single "[[Don't You Wanna See M
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  • ...entary series, a multi-city retrospective gallery, and a final performance in her home prefecture of Okinawa. ...r. After Makino left, Amuro became the leader of the group; slowly growing in prominence. This is most illustrated by the group changing their name to ''
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  • ...tended play|EP]]s and singles produced by Oyamada (also making appearances in his work such as ''[[69/96]]'') and French musician [[Wikipedia:Momus|Momus ...ikipedia:Jim O'Rouke (musician)|Jim O'Rouke]]. Kahimi is known for singing in a multitude of languages such as French, English, Japanese, and Italian.
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  • ...ebut album, ''[[Everlasting (Every Little Thing)|everlasting]]'', followed in 1997 and sold over two million copies throughout Japan. Regularly appearing ...onsisting of [[Igarashi Mitsuru]], [[Itou Ichiro]], and [[Mochida Kaori]]. In March of 2000, creator and composer Igarashi left after releasing three alb
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  • ...inment|TRUE KiSS DISC]] however, she was blacklisted by the music industry in September 2000 after her parents tried to sue her management company. Suzuk ...tioned started with 13,500 contestants, but was reduced down to five girls in the final round. Suzuki won the competition with a total of 802,157 calls i
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  • ...px|thumb|Beni Daniels promoting ''[[Made in Love (Beni Daniels album)|Made In Love]]'' (2020)]] ...changed her stage name to ''BENI'', and has since seen a significant boost in popularity.
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  • ...gwriter, currently signed to the label [[Warner Music Japan]]. She debuted in the music business with the album ''[[Blue Jam]]'' under [[Pony Canyon]]. S ...[Wikipedia:Gantz|GANTZ]]''. She sings in [[English]] with reasonable skill in addition to her native [[Japanese]].
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  • ..., is a [[Hello! Project]] group consisting of fifteen girls who joined H!P in 2002. .... Their first recording and PV shooting as a group was for [[Ganbacchae!]] in 2003.
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  • ...ck of success, the band broke up in late 2008 and was officially announced in 2009. They unofficially debuted in 2000 with the song "[[Dive (BeForU)|DIVE]]" on the game Dance Dance Revolut
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  • ...2012 "D.M." in Budokan (digital mini-album)|Daichi Miura Live 2012 "D.M." In Budokan]] ...hi Miura Live Tour One End in Osaka-jo Hall|DAICHI MIURA LIVE TOUR ONE END in Osaka-jo Hall]] <small>(Digital)</small>
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  • ...participating in the group. However, this idea was apparently dropped and in 2005, the other seven Hello! Project Kids ended up forming their own group, ...ei! Chakuseki!, roughly meaning Berryz Koubou Stand Up! Bow! Sit Down!, as in a class honoring the teacher entering the classroom). It began on March 30,
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  • ...of 1500 applicants. The group was announced as a [[Tsunku]]-produced unit in June 1999 on [[ASAYAN]]. ...nd the remaining trio released what would turn out to be their last single in August 2001.
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  • ...l working towards rebuilding her career, but is still followed by scandal. In 2014, Kago's new group [[Girls Beat!!]] debuted. ...she performed for the first time since 13 Years with Nozomi Tsuji as [[W]] in the [[Hello! Project 20th Anniversary!! Hello! Project Hina Fes 2019]].
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  • ...and [[Japanese language|Japanese]], the former making a regular appearance in her songs, exhibiting a distinctly western influenced [[Wikipedia:Rhythm an ...ng as a [[Wikipedia:Jingle|jingle]] singer for several [[CM|commericals]]. In 1999 at just 12 years old Kay got a record deal with [[Sony Music Entertain
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  • ...an touring Tokyo and Osaka, with both of their shows being completely sold out. In late July FREENOTE released their second album, [[Otonoha Triangle]]. Their
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  • ...[[J-Pop|Japanese pop]]-[[J-Rock|rock]] musician under [[avex trax]] label. In 2010 she started a solo project called [[Rockstar Steady]]. ...years before she released her first single, though the details of her life in those years are sketchy.
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  • [[Image:Maibacut2010.jpg|thumb|230px|Aiba Masaki in "Cut" Magazine (2010)]] ...learning of the fact only three days before their official debut in Hawaii in September of 1999.
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  • ...sound quality to the album. Because the album sold a total 716,582 copies in 2007, it became the #5 album of the year. To date, A BEST 2 sold a combine *'''Stand in''': Takami 'Poroko' Desaki
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  • ...ancers at various Hello! Project concerts. Some Kenshuusei have also acted in various dramas, plays and musicals. ...6th generation. On the June 2009 concert website, all the Eggs were listed in chronological order, with the exception of Satou who was listed last.) -->
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  • # [[In the Corner]] ...this album sold 877,433 copies in 2006, it became the #8 album of the year in Japan; as for Taiwan it became the #7 album of the year. ''(miss)understood
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  • ...omi]], [[Kago Ai]], and [[Tsuji Nozomi]]. While not selected at that time, in early 2001 Fujimoto was contacted again and offered a chance to debut as a In 2002, [[Tsunku]] pooled Fujimoto along with two other [[Hello! Project]] so
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  • ...e "GAM". I wonder if it means anything in English? As I research it, turns out it's a slang for "attractive legs".'' ...r the movie [[Sukeban Deka Codename Asamiya Saki]] that Matsuura Aya stars in.
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  • '''Top 200 singles sales in Japan 2010 according to [[Oricon]]''' ...k Out! (Tohoshinki)|BREAK OUT!]] || 2010.01.27 || 289,412 || [[Image:BREAK OUT dvd.jpg|100px]]
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  • ...14,130,000. A more recent figure brings the bands sales to over 14,737,920 in Japan alone. ...suru Hi]]'' <ref>『JAM BOOK』参考。</ref>. The two met at a nightclub in [[Wikipedia:Hakodate, Hokkaidō|Hakodate]] where Onda was playing with his
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  • ...'' is [[Hamasaki Ayumi]]'s first mini-album (2nd overall). It is available in two formats, CD or CD+DVD package, which was a first for Hamasaki at that t ...mini-album by a Japanese female singer, having sold over a million copies in Japan.
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  • ...ges. It peaked #1 on the [[Oricon]] charts and sold 924,902 units in 2003. In 2006, According RIAJ, this album passed the 1,000,000 mark; selling a total ...ee self-cover versions, and two new songs, leaving only 5 of the 14 tracks in their original, previously-released state.
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  • ...taken. The cover ultimately depicted Ayu as a "goddess of peace", dressed in leaves, with a white dove on her shoulder. The booklet shows Hamasaki's "go ..." Corsten]], who had previously done remixes for Hamasaki. It is a fleshed-out version of a past song of his, "The Love I Lost." Track 12, "[[A Song Is Bo
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  • ...isako]], all former students of the [[Okinawa Actors School]]. Makino left in December 1992, and the remaining girls became known as '''SUPER MONKEY'S 4' ...sed her first single on that label, "[[Body Feels Exit|Body Feels EXIT]]", in October. Her second solo avex single, "[[Chase the Chance]]", was released
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  • ...he group, but the third member, Ken, quit before the unit's official debut in late 2000, saying that he wanted to be a normal kid. ...the single in August 2001 Goto fought with the group's manager and checked out of his hotel without permission. He was put on hiatus and remained under ho
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  • ...tyles. The original group was retired in 2004, but the concept was revived in summer 2009 with the shuffle unit Shin Minimoni (新ミニモニ。; ''New ...] and [[Tsuji Nozomi]], for the new subgroup and the trio began performing in concerts as Minimoni. American-born [[Mika Todd]] of [[Coconuts Musume]] wa
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  • ...kingly in Joshi Kashimashi Monogatari, "When will your real sexy beam come out?". The "Sexy beam!" line has made its way around fans and fellow musicians ...pril 2005, it was reported by tabloid magazine [[FRIDAY]] that Yaguchi was in a relationship with actor [[Oguri Shun]]. She said she had "betrayed [her]
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  • ...d by [[Up-Front Agency]] and part of [[Hello! Project]]. Originally active in 2003, the group is now active as of 2009 under the name '''ZYX-α'''. ...No more releases from the group gave it the status of being a special unit in Hello! Project.
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  • ...he group, and later in September [[TAKAHIRO]] also joined to replace SHUN. In March 2009, EXILE announced that the seven members of [[J Soul Brothers|Nid ...er five members who were finalists of the EXILE PERFORMER BATTLE AUDITION. Out of the five, two are also part of [[GENERATIONS]], and another, who is a me
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  • ...cal night clubs, the duo got that chance to audition for For Life Records. In 1998, [[SACHIKO]] and TAKAKO formed the duo, DOUBLE. ...ms which some came out to be crowning achievements, and has certainly been in the runner up for the title of the "Queen of Japanese R&B".
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  • ...; ''Ichi Ni Zero Ichi Ni'') is a four member [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] band in the [[Visual-Kei|visual-kei]] scene that was formed on May 1st, 2003. Havin ...ith the remaining four members. It was revealed on February 3rd, 2011 that in the end, the members decided to continue on and restart with four members.
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  • ...TM NETWORK one out of five groups/bands to have at least one top 5 single in four decades (80s, 90s, 00s, and 10s). The other groups are [[Southern All
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  • ...later, including remastered tracks by Stephen Marcussen. It was released in two versions: a deluxe CD+DVD+Blu-ray that comes with a t-shirt, anniversar The album came in a slipcase, with 6 different possible cover images for the booklet.
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  • ...[Key (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Key]]", and "[[Girlish|girlish]]") more than she had in the past. The sound was a departure from the dance-pop of "[[Loveppears|LOV ...live band members. The lyrics for "[[Girlish|girlish]]" were not included in the album booklet upon Hamasaki's request.
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  • ...the sophomore studio album recorded by [[Hamasaki Ayumi]]. It was released in double disc format, containing the record and a bonus CD. When working on t ...k "[[Appears|appears]]" was released as a single alongside ''LOVEppears''. In December 2014, over 15 years after it's initial release, "[[Who...]]" was c
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  • ...She soon continued activity in the band [[Loveless (band)|Loveless]], and in 2012 transition into new group [[THE TEENAGE KISSERS]]. In 2016, Kitade announced her solo return with the release of "[[Bad Babe's Dr
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  • ...apan, JUNE studied Japanese for a year. He made his major debut under SONY in November 2006 at the age of 19. * [[Breeze Out]] <small>(Production, Music)</small>
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  • ...t and occasionally stirring music she composes. Though she regularly turns out superb [[ballads]], Fayray is not shy of the occasional upbeat song (or eve * [2003.09.03] Seraphic Fayray in New York + 5 CLIPS
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  • [[File:Iidakaori_2001.jpg|right|210px|thumb|Iida Kaori in [[Morning Musume]] promoting the single "[[The Peace!|The☆Pea~ce!]]" (200 ...and two singles. In addition to being a member of Morning Musume, Iida was in several subgroups and shuffle units.
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  • ...video, she debuted with BMG, before signing with Universal's Def Jam label in 2003. With numerous successful album releases, tours and media appearances, ...ent with bandleader [[HIRO (Kaikigesshoku)|HIRO]] (from [[Kaikigesshoku]]) in March 2013, son
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  • ...ey would be going on hiatus and would be focusing on their solo activities in the meantime instead. * [2004.02.04] [[So in Vain]]
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  • ...x]] label. Their debut single, "[[Blood on Fire|BLOOD on FIRE]]", was used in the ''[[Initial D]]'' live action movie. Their first full-length album and ===In Groups===
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  • ...nd of the year she signed a contract with the major label [[Pony Canyon]]. In 2006 she left the label, returning to OTOKURA. .... They called Amano and said they had appreciated her work, and would work out a contract with her.
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  • ...997. However she first got started in music by having a few small concerts in the United States. Back then she went under "Cocko" an odd spelling of the ...atified with her music because she can't project the haunting melody thats in her mind to her bandmates.
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  • ...e the #16 album of the year. The album is also the #138 best selling album in Japan. The "××" in the title is silent and is a reference to Hamasaki's estranged father, whom
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  • ...[[D&D]]. She accepted, and debuted in 1996 with the single "[[In Your Eyes|IN YOUR EYES]]". The band was semi-successful, and her record label later deci ...und two years after the release of ''[[The Lost Lolli]]'', OLIVIA returned in 2006 to sing the ending theme song to the [[Anime|anime]] adaptation to [[Y
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  • ...Mitsuki". Her career began when she won the MEGA TRANCE Uta-hime Audition in 2007. ...Uta-hime Auditions. Out of 6,327 applicants, she was chosen as the winner. In collaboration with [[D-topia Entertainment]], the auditions were used to fi
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  • ...it when she is nervous or surprised. It was even the subject of her verse in Morning Musume's 23rd single, "[[Joshi Kashimashi Monogatari]]". ...s added to the [[Minimoni]] roster, and her addition was somehow explained in the movie, ''[[Minimoni ja Movie Okashi na Daibouken!|Minimoni ja Movie: Ok
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  • ...tudio album, "[[4th Ikimasshoi!]]". In the same year she also participated in the summer shuffle unit, "[[Happy 7]]" along with fellow 5th generation mem ...in a commercial for Tomy Karaoke Machine Kiss-site. (Niigaki later starred in a commercial for the same company as a part of [[Morning Musume]]). Additio
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  • ...'''N'''orth, '''E'''ast, '''W'''est and '''S'''outh. The group was formed in 2003 as a nine member group under the label [[Johnny's Entertainment]] and [[Image:NEWSRollingStone2012.jpg|thumb|230px|NEWS in Rolling Stone Magazine (2012)]]
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  • ...ational reach was displayed in her recent concert in Hong Kong, which sold out despite it being her first time performing outside of Japan. ...singing, songwriting, and guitar at a private music school in her hometown in [[Fukuoka]]. Aspiring to become professional, she carried her guitar around
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  • ...der the [[Sony Music Entertainment|Sony]] music label. The band was formed in 2004 after the disbanding of Sangoku Road, a band that consisted of many of [[Image:Soundroad+UVERworld2.jpg|thumb|250px|Sangoku Road in 2002]]
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  • ...name is from a [[wikipedia:Sigue Sigue Sputnik|Sigue Sigue Sputnik]] song. In late December 2012 [[Kawashima Michiyuki]] was discovered to have symptoms ...most techno artists with live percussion and guitars tossed into the mix. In the year 2004, the duo teamed up with other popular techno artists from the
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  • ...]. She officially debuted with the single "[[Yubikiri (Younha)|Yubikiri]]" in 2004. She is the second Korean after [[BoA]] to enter the Oricon Chart's Al ...o an interest in Japanese music. At the recommendation of an older student in her school's broadcasting club, she listened to such artists as [[MISIA]],
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  • ...little. In elemetary school she became inspired by [[Ikeda Akiko]]'s role in the [[Anime|anime]] ''[[Galaxy Express 999]]''. Right after graduating from ...a registered nurse, her original career choice. Her debut as a seiyuu was in the anime adaption to [[Takahashi Rumiko]]'s ''[[Maison Ikkoku]]'', where s
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  • * '''Dislikes in a girl:''' Irresponsiblity & being loud * He started dancing in 6th grade.
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  • ...YAMAHA MUSIC COMMUNICATIONS]], which was started up by [[Nakata Yasutaka]] in 2003 before the release of their second studio album ''[[Cutie Cinema Repla ...Collar Girl]]'', is significantly different from any of their later works in that the arrangements for all the tracks were not done by Nakata himself bu
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  • ...for the short lived girl-band, [[Mean Machine]]. YUKI made her solo debut in 2002 with the single, "[[The End of Shite|the end of shite]]". ...lder sister of her brother Taminori. She attended an all-girls high school in Hakodate and continued her studies at [[Wikipedia:Hakodate Otani College|Ha
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  • ...of the early morning TV show ''[[saku saku]]'', and made her musical debut in 2004 with [[Columbia Music Entertainment]]; Best known for her hit songs "[ ...eling career later on by appearing in fashion magazines such as [[CUTiE]]. In high school, Kimura was inspired by artists like [[Wikipedia:Gwen Stefani|G
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  • ...on]] and signed a deal with [[Sony Music Entertainment|Sony Music Japan]]. In doing so, he changed his stage name from "ZEEBRA" to "Zeebra". Zeebra has t ...versary The Live Animal in Budokan|ZEEBRA 20th Anniversary The Live Animal in BUDOKAN]]
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  • ...SEED]]'' series. He was the first artist to be signed to [[Tofu Records]] in the United States. ...the [[Visual-kei|visual-kei]] band [[Luis-Mary]] which disbanded in 1993. In 1995, [[Asakura Daisuke]] signed Nishikawa on the FunHouse label and releas
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  • ...t in 1997, and later signed with [[Universal Music|Universal Music Japan]] in 2003 with their third studio album ''[[Zekuu (MUCC)|Zekuu]]'' on September * [[HIRO (MUCC)|HIRO]] - Bass (Left in 1999)
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  • ...ANGE]]. Rie is fluent in [[English]] and released her debut European album in March of 2008. ...age of seven, Rie and her family moved to [[Wikipedia:Maryland|Maryland]] in the United States. It was during this time where Rie gained many musical in
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  • ...o, made of two sisters, and were under [[Sony Music Entertainment]] label. In 2009, they signed a contract with [[avex trax]]. ...[[Step to the New World|STEP TO THE NEW WORLD]], which was welcomed warmly in Japan.
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  • ...[[CM|commercial]] campaign. Each one the songs represent a certain decade in time and even sample a hit song from that time. "[[New Look|NEW LOOK]]" rep ...|BEST FICTION]]''. Amuro first performed these songs on January 17th 2008, in front of a selected audience of 150 people. "60s 70s 80s" has been certifie
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  • Hello! Morning's air time was divided in several corners, some of which were steady and some of which were not. ...just intended to give a rough indication of what's in the episode for help in identification. Most of the first 136 titles were made up by the people who
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