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  • Matsuda Seiko
    ...e "[[Kaze wa Aki Iro / Eighteen]]" and running through 1988's "[[Tabidachi wa Freesia]]", setting a record for 25 consecutive #1 singles on the [[Oricon] ...later on. Although at first her parents didn't want their daughter in the idol business, they let Matsuda sign onto Sun Music Productions a year after her
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  • Abe Asami (soloist)
    '''Abe Asami''' (安倍麻美) was a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop singer]], [[Idol|idol]], and talent. She became known for being the younger sister of former [[Mo *[2004.04.07] [[Asamix!|ASAMIX!]] ''(Idol DVD)''
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  • Kikuchi Ayaka
    ...Ayaka''' (菊地あやか) is a model and former [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] [[Idol]] singer managed by [[Production Ogi]]. She was a member of [[AKB48]]'s [[T ** [[Seishun to Kizukanai Mama]] (青春と気づかないまま)
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  • Sugita Kaoru
    ...is a Japanese actress, talanto, and former [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] gravure idol singer. ...again went into debt in the 80s. To pay this off, she starred as a gravure idol and became successful enough to repay her debts. She also did more risque r
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  • Kawamura Masumi
    ...t and author. Kawamura was well known in the 80s a main lyricists for many idol songs like [[Watanabe Misato]]'s "[[My Revolution]]", [[Miyazawa Rie]]'s "[ ...- [[Are you Ready to Be -Chakui no Mama de-|ARE YOU READY TO BE -Chakui no Mama de-]]
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  • Itano Tomomi
    ** [[Seishun to Kizukanai Mama]] (青春と気づかないまま) * [[Kaze wa Fuiteiru]] (風は吹いている)
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  • Maeda Atsuko
    '''Maeda Atsuko''' is a Japanese idol singer and actress. She was part of [[AKB48]]'s Team A. She graduated from * [2012.06.20] [[Kimi wa Boku da]] (君は僕だ)
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  • Kojima Haruna
    '''Kojima Haruna''' (小嶋陽菜) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] idol singer, model, and actress managed by [[Production Ogi]]. She is currently * [[Kaze wa Fuiteiru]]
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  • Minegishi Minami
    ...negishi Minami''' (峯岸みなみ) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and idol managed by [[Production Ogi]]. She is a former member of [[AKB48]] [[AKB48 |[[Seishun to Kizukanai Mama]]||
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  • Takahashi Minami
    ...hashi Minami''' (高橋みなみ) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and [[Idol]] managed by [[Production Ogi]]. She is a former member of [[AKB48]] [[AKB4 * [2017.09.26] [[Kodoku wa Kizutsukanai]] (孤独は傷つかない)
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  • Akimoto Sayaka
    '''Akimoto Sayaka''' (秋元才加) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer, idol, and actress managed by [[Flave Entertainment]]. She was an original member ** [[Seishun to Kizukanai Mama]] (青春と気づかないまま)
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  • Kasai Tomomi
    '''Kasai Tomomi''' is a Japanese idol singer affilated with [[Horipro]]. ** [[Seishun to Kizukanai Mama]] (青春と気づかないまま)
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  • Miyazawa Sae
    ** [[Boku wa Shitteiru]] (僕は知っている) <small>(DOCUMENTARY of SKE48)</small> ** [[Seishun to Kizukanai Mama]] (青春と気づかないまま)
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  • Oshima Yuko
    * [2011.12.21] [[Kimi wa, Boku no Mono]] (君は、僕のもの) ** [[Seishun to Kizukanai Mama]] (青春と気づかないまま)
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  • Ota Aika
    '''Ota Aika''' (多田愛佳) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and [[Idol]] managed by [[Production Ogi]]. She was the captain of [[HKT48]] [[HKT48 T * [[Kimi wa Doushite|Kimi wa Doushite?]] ("[[Sakura, Minna de Tabeta]]")
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  • Watanabe Mayu
    '''Watanabe Mayu''' (渡辺麻友) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and idol managed by [[Production Ogi]]. She is a former member of [[AKB48]]. |[[Seishun to Kizukanai Mama]]||
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  • Kuramochi Asuka
    ...uramochi Asuka''' (倉持明日香) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and idol managed by [[Watanabe Entertainment]]. She is a former member of [[AKB48]] ** [[Seishun to Kizukanai Mama]] (青春と気づかないまま)
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  • Kashiwagi Yuki
    '''Kashiwagi Yuki''' (柏木由紀) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] [[Idol|idol]], singer, and actress managed by [[Watanabe Entertainment]] and signed to * [2017.10.25] [[Thank You Disney]] (#14 ''Yume wa Hisoka ni'')
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  • Akimoto Yasushi
    ...ese lyricist, broadcaster, and producer for some of the most famous [[Idol|idol]] groups, including [[AKB48]], [[Checkicco]], and [[Onyanko Club]]. Akimoto ...reate the super-idol group [[Onyanko Club]]. The group was the first large idol group as Onyanko Club had fifty-three members during it's run. Onyanko Club
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  • Matsui Jurina
    '''Matsui Jurina''' (松井珠理奈) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and idol. |rowspan="4" |[[Pareo wa Emerald]]||Pareo wa Emerald||'''Center'''
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  • Mano Erina
    '''Mano Erina''' (真野恵里菜) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer, idol, and actress managed by [[Just Production]]. In 2006, Mano joined [[Hello! ...'s sent to Japan as a spy for the Queen of England, and ends up passing an idol audition, so she has trouble with her espionage duties. The theme song of t
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  • Shimada Haruka
    '''Shimada Haruka''' (島田晴香) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and idol managed by [[Flave Entertainment]]. |rowspan="1" |[[Flying Get]]||[[Seishun to Kizukanai Mama]]||
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  • Nakamori Akina
    ...[Second Love (Nakamori Akina)|Second Love]]", "[[Kazari Janai no yo Namida wa]]" and "[[Desire -Jounetsu-]]." As a singer, Nakamori came to be known for * '''Idol:''' [[Yamaguchi Momoe]]
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  • Asaka Yui
    ...[Oricon]] charts. By the end of the dorama, she was the main vocals of the idol unit [[Kazama San Shimai]] with [[Onishi Yuka]] and [[Nakamura Yuma]], rele However, the 1990s was a cruel decade for Asaka Yui. She wanted to shed her idol image a bit in 1990 and wanted to have more rock in her music. This was ref
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  • Katase Nana
    ...se Nana''' (片瀬那奈) is a Japanese actress, model, former [[gravure]] idol, and former singer on the [[avex trax]] record label. Katase made her debut * [2010] Saibanchou! Koko wa choueki 4-nen de dousuka (裁判長!ここは懲役4年でどうすか) - P
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  • Kokusho Sayuri
    ...]], and [[Talento|talento]]. She made her debut as member #8 of the [[Idol|idol group]] [[Onyanko Club]]. In the mid 1990s, she was also a member of the gr ...]-sponsored audition ''Jyoushikousei Special'' that later formed the super idol group [[Onyanko Club]]. She was quickly recognized as the leader of the gro
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  • Sashihara Rino
    ...its sister groups [[≠ME]] and [[≒JOY]] as well as an upcoming virtual idol group [[Virtual Cinderella Project]]. * [2012.12.26] [[Sashihara Rino Produce Dai Ikkai Yubi Matsuri ~Idol Rinji Sokai~]] (指原莉乃プロデュース 第一回ゆび祭り~アイ
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  • Miyazaki Miho
    '''Miyazaki Miho''' (宮崎美穂) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and idol managed by [[Horipro]]. She is a former member of [[AKB48]] [[AKB48 Team A| |style="padding: 3px"| [[Seishun to Kizukanai Mama]] ||
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  • Karina
    '''Karina''' is a Japanese model, actress and former [[Gravure|gravure]] idol. ...agazine)|Ray]]. She continued to model during her short stint as a gravure idol, but decided she liked modeling clothing more than bikinis and since became
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  • Komori Mika
    '''Komori Mika''' (小森美果) was a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and idol managed by Production Ogi. She was a member of [[AKB48]]'s [[Team B]]. ** [[Seishun to Kizukanai Mama]] (青春と気づかないまま)
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  • Nito Moeno
    '''Nito Moeno''' (仁藤萌乃) is a Japanese stage actress and former [[Idol]] singer. ** [[Seishun to Kizukanai Mama]] (青春と気づかないまま)
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  • Sato Sumire
    '''Sato Sumire''' (佐藤すみれ) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and [[Idol]] managed by [[Horipro]]. She is a former member [[SKE48]] [[SKE48 Team E|T |[[Otanoshimi wa Ashita Kara]]||Aichi Toyota Senbatsu
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  • Kitahara Rie
    '''Kitahara Rie''' (北原里英) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and idol managed by [[Ohta Production]]. She was the captain of [[NGT48]] [[NGT48 Te ...wa Doko Made Aozora na no ka|Sekai wa Doko Made Aozora na no ka?]]||Sekai wa Doko Made Aozora na no ka?||
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  • Takajo Aki
    '''Takajo Aki''' (高城亜樹) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and idol managed by [[Watanabe Entertainment]]. She is a former member of [[AKB48]] ** [[Seishun to Kizukanai Mama]] (青春と気づかないまま)
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  • Kawagoe Miwa
    Kawagoe Miwa first debuted as a idol singer on October 1988 with the single "[[Looking at You]]". Her fourth sin * [1991.10.21] [[Douzoko no Mama]] (どうぞこのまま)
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  • Mochida Maki
    ...樹) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] Singer, actress, and former member of the idol group [[Sakurakko Club]]. * [1993.02.24] [[Sono Mama de Ii wa ~Field no Suna~]] (そのままでいいわ ～フィールドの砂～)
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  • Iwao Junko
    ...s a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer, voice actress, and former member of the idol group [[Saint Four]]. ...', and Tokiko "Key" Mima in ''[[Wikipedia:Key the Metal Idol|Key the Metal Idol]]''.
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  • Shinohara Ryoko
    ...[[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer, talento, actress, and former member of the idol group [[Tokyo Performance Doll]]. ...own no Gottsuee Kanji. She also released her first single, entitled "[[Koi wa Chanson]]", that same year. Then in 1994, she got the biggest jump in popul
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  • Nakayama Shinobu
    ...忍) is a Japanese actress, singer, former idol, and former member of the idol group [[Rakutenshi]]. She dreamt of the world of show business after seeing ...p [[Rakutenshi]] and then a member of [[Nanatsuboshi]], a Christmas-themed idol group in 1990.
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  • Nakayama Miho
    ...she got the nickname Miporin from her character on the dorama ''[[Mama wa Idol!]]''.<ref name=">"[http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E4%B8%AD%E5%B1%B1%E7%BE%8E By the start of the 90s, Nakayama shifted gears and tried the role of variety idol by appearing in commercials, doramas, variety shows, releasing music, and h
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  • Minamino Yoko
    '''Minamino Yoko''' (南野陽子) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] [[Idol|idol]], [[J-Actress|actress]], and [[Talento|talento]]. ...''[[Meimon Shiritsu Joshi Koukou]]''. Then a year later, she debuted as a idol singer with the single "[[Hazukashi Sugite]]".
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  • Amihama Naoko
    * [1986.xx.xx] [[Koi wa Binetsu]] (恋は微熱) * [1987.xx.xx] [[Natsu wa Me no Doku Koi no Doku]] (夏は目の毒・恋の毒)
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  • Urino Masao
    * [[Koi wa Tenii Uinii]] * [[Aqumarine no Mama de Ite]]
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  • Shinkawa Hiroshi
    ...]'s backing band. Soon after, he began to arrange for many artists, mostly idol musicians To this date, he has arrange more then 1,000 songs. He would also * [[Aquamarine no Mama de Ite]]
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  • Hayashi Tetsuji
    * [[Itsumade mo Koko Mama de]] * [[Ai wa Ude no Naka de]]
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  • Kashiwabara Yoshie
    ...arin]]" in 1982, she changed her name to all kanji characters and shed her idol singer image by one step at a time. She also released the [[Nakajima Miyuki ...n BOX ~ 25TH ANNIVERSARY COMPLETE ALBUM]]'', and a new single, entitled "[[MaMa / Mienai Tsubasa]]". She also released her first cover album, ''[[Encore (K
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  • Hori Chiemi
    ...as ''[[Stewardess Monogatari]]''. However, she retired at the peak of her idol career in 1987 and moved back to her hometown in Osaka to pursue a career i * [1985.07.03] [[Wa Shoi! / Kaze no Southern California]] (Wa・ショイ!／風のサザン・カリフォルニア)
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  • Shimazaki Haruka
    '''Shimazaki Haruka''' (島崎遥香) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and idol managed by Big Apple. * [[Bokutachi wa Tatakawanai]] <small>('''Center''')</small>
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  • Inoue Kikuko
    *[1992.09.18] [[Megami wa Utau]] (女神はうたう; ''A Goddess Sings'') <small>('''Belldandy''')</ ...92.11.20] [[Aa Megami-sama*Singles|Aa Megami-sama☆Singles]] (#2 ''Megami wa Utau'', #6 ''Aijou'', #9 ''Megami no Kimochi'', #13 ''Boku to Ikiru Koto ga
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  • Ishikawa Hidemi
    '''Ishikawa Hidemi''' (石川秀美) is a former [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] [[idol]] singer. * [1983.06.21] [[Koi wa Summer Feeling]] (恋はサマー・フィーリング)
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  • Nito Yuko
    '''Nito Yuko''' (仁藤優子) is a Japanese actress and former [[Idol|idol]] singer. Nito got her start in the world of show business in 1986 when she * [1988.02.03] [[Sentimental wa Ki Ra I|Sentimental wa Ki・Ra・I]] (センチメンタルはキ・ラ・イ)
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  • Park Jung Ah
    * [2010] [[Smile, Dong Hae]] - Sae Wa * [2021] [[Wikipedia:Mama The Idol|Eommaneun Idol]]
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  • Ishino Mako
    '''Ishino Mako''' (石野真子) is a Japanese actress and former [[idol]] singer under the agency [http://www.from1-pro.jp/ from 1st pro co.ltd]. * [1988.10.21] [[Idol Densetsu]] (アイドル伝説)
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  • Maeda Ami
    '''Maeda Ami''' (前田亜美) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and [[Idol|idol]] managed by [[AKS]]. On June 2, 2016, she announced her graduation from AK ** [[Seishun to Kizukanai Mama]] (青春と気づかないまま)
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  • TOKYO GIRLS' STYLE
    In January 2015 the group made the decision to step away from their idol image and strive to become artists. They released their first best album [[ ...promo.jpg|thumb|250px|TOKYO GIRLS' STYLE promoting "[[Kiss wa Agenai|kiss wa Agenai]]" (2018)]]
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  • Hinagata Akiko
    ...雛形あきこ) is a Japanese actress, singer, talent, and former gravure idol. ...33rd Annual Golden Arrow Awards. But, she shifted her carrer from gravure idol to actress in 1997 when she joined the agency Yellow Cab. She would be with
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  • Morning Musume
    On September 12, Their 54th single "[[Wagamama Ki no Mama Ai no Joke / Ai no Gundan]]" ranked #1 on the first week of sales. It is th ...ri wa Iyashinai / What is Love?|Egao no Kimi wa Taiyou sa / Kimi no Kawari wa Iyashinai / What is LOVE?]]". This was their first single released as Morni
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  • Miaki Riho
    '''Miaki Riho''' (三秋里歩) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] [[Idol]] singer. She is currently a member of [[Yoshimotozaka46]] and was previous ** [[Orera to wa]] (俺らとは) <small>(Orera)</small>
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  • Suda Akari
    '''Suda Akari''' (須田亜香里) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and idol managed by [[AKS]]. She is currently the leader of [[SKE48]] [[SKE48 Team E ...ne, Summer|Gomen ne, SUMMER]]||[[Shoujo wa Manatsu ni Nani wo Suru|Shoujo wa Manatsu ni Nani wo Suru?]]||[[Under Girls|Under Girls A]]
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  • Takayanagi Akane
    '''Takayanagi Akane''' (高柳明音) is a Japanese singer and [[Idol|idol]] managed by [[avex trax|Avex Entertainment]]. She is a former member of [[ |rowspan="3" |[[Pareo wa Emerald]]||Pareo wa Emerald||
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  • Maeyamada Kenichi
    * [[Yukko no Suramappagi Dayo Jinsei wa]] <small>(Lyrics, Music, Arrangement, Vocal Direction)</small> * [[Seishun wa Hanadi iro]] <small>(Lyrics, Music, Arrangement, Vocal Direction)</small>
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  • Ozawa Natsuki
    ...i''' (小沢なつき) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer, actress, and AV idol. ...r, she made her acting debut on the television drama ''[[Papa Goukaku Mama wa Shikkaku]]''. Ozawa also made her singing debut a year later with the singl
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  • Go Hiromi
    * [1977.10.01] [[Idol No. 1|Idol NO.1]] (アイドルNO.1) * [1978.10.01] [[Idol of Idols|IDOL OF IDOLS]]
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  • Yokoyama Yui (AKB48 Team A)
    '''Yokoyama Yui''' (横山由依) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and idol managed by [[Ohta Production]]. She is a former member of [[AKB48]] [[AKB48 |style="padding: 3px"|[[Seishun to Kizukanai Mama]]||
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  • Furukawa Airi
    '''Furukawa Airi''' (古川愛李) was a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer, idol, and second generation member of [[SKE48]]. She graduated from SKE48 on Mar ** [[Seishun wa Hazukashii]] (青春は恥ずかしい) <small>(Akagumi)</small>
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  • Kizaki Yuria
    '''Kizaki Yuria''' (木﨑ゆりあ) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and idol managed by [[AKS]]. ...de "Kimi no Hohoemi wo Yume ni Miru" to Itteshimattara Bokutachi no Kankei wa Dou Kawatteshimau no ka, Bokunari ni Nannichi ka Kangaeta Ue de no Yaya Kih
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  • Oricon Weekly for 2008 week 48
    | 5 || NEW || [[Idoling!!!]] || [["Shokugyou: Idol."]] || 14,670 | 14 || ↑22 || [[Akimoto Junko]] || [[Ai no Mama de...]] || 8,005
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  • Pochi!
    ...f their [[Oatsui no wa Osuki (Pochi! album)|second album]] and [[Oatsui no wa Osuki (Pochi! single)|third single]], [[Takahashi Maya]] quit the group as * [1992.05.01] [[Oki ni Mesu Mama]] (お気に召すまま)
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  • Uno Narumi
    ...mi''' (宇野愛海) is a Japanese actress and former member of the [[Idol|idol]] group [[Shiritsu Ebisu Chuugaku]]. Narumi left the group in January 2011 * [2008] [[Aru ga Mama no Kimi de Ite]] - Enomoto Kaori
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  • Kimoto Kanon
    '''Kimoto Kanon''' (木本花音) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer, [[Idol|idol]], and actress. She will retire from the industry after the stage play Ace |[[Seishun wa Hazukashii]]||Akagumi
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  • Yoshimoto Miyoko
    ...himoto Miyoko''' (芳本美代子) is a Japanese actress and former [[Idol|idol]] singer. * [1988.08.08] BIG Idol Cassette Oshaberi Bunko Yoshimoto Miyoko (BIGアイドルカセットおし
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  • Oba Mina
    '''Oba Mina''' (大場美奈) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and [[Idol]] managed by [[Japan Music Entertainment]]. She was formerly a member of [[ |rowspan="2" |[[Mirai to wa|Mirai to wa?]]||Mirai to wa?||
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  • You're My Only Shinin' Star (Nakayama Miho)
    ...track was used as an insert song for the TBS [[Dorama|dorama]] ''[[Mama wa Idol!]]''. The song also helped Nakayama to win the Gold Prize at the 30th [[Nih
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  • Ichikawa Miori
    '''Ichikawa Miori''' (市川美織) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and idol managed by [[Production Ogi]]. |rowspan="1" |[[Boku wa Inai]]||[[Mousou Machine 3gouki]]||Team BII
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  • "Hade!!!"
    ...track was used as the theme song for the TBS [[Dorama|dorama]] ''[[Mama wa Idol]]''. The single reached #2 on the weekly [[Oricon]] charts and charted for
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  • I Can't Follow You
    ...]. It was used as an insert song for the TBS [[Dorama|dorama]] ''[[Mama wa Idol!]]''. The song is found on the album ''[[Collection II|COLLECTION II]]'' as
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  • Kadomatsu Toshiki
    ...Toshiki labeled himself as a "music producer" as he produced songs for the idol [[Nakayama Miho]]. Kadomatsu's first produced single for Nakayama was the e * [1992.07.01] [[Aru ga Mama ni]] (あるがままに)
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  • Debut (compilation)
    # [[Nagayama Yoko]] - [[Haru wa Sa-Ra Sa-Ra|Haru wa SA-RA SA-RA]] (春はSA-RA SA-RA) # [[Mochida Maki]] - [[Sono Mama de Ii wa ~Field no Suna~]] (そのままでいいわ　～フィールドの砂～)
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  • Nagao Mariya
    '''Nagao Mariya''' (永尾まりや) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and [[Idol]] managed by [[Irving Entertainment Company]]. She is a former member of [[ ** [[Seishun to Kizukanai Mama]] (青春と気づかないまま)
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  • Yamauchi Suzuran
    ...amauchi Suzuran''' (山内鈴蘭) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and [[Idol]] managed by [[Horipro]]. She is currently a member of [[SKE48]] [[SKE48 Te |rowspan="1" |[[Igai ni Mango]]||[[Party ni wa Ikitakunai]]||Team S
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  • Ore Special Collection 2 ~4nin no Idol-tachi~
    # [[Minamino Yoko]] - [[Namida wa Doko e Itta no]] (涙はどこへいったの)
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  • Miura Yoshiko
    ...Since then, she has written many lyrics for mostly female and male [[Idol|idol]] singer and groups. * [[Ashita wa Atashi no Kaze ga Fuku]]
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  • Kato Rena
    ...'' (加藤玲奈) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and idol managed by [[Mama&Son]]. She is a former member of [[AKB48]]. |rowspan="2" style="padding: 3px"| [[Kaze wa Fuiteiru]] ||style="padding: 3px"| [[Kimi no Senaka]]|| Under Girls
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  • Akimoto Manatsu
    '''Akimoto Manatsu''' (秋元真夏) is a Japanese idol singer under [[Japan Music Entertainment]]. She is a former first generatio |rowspan="4" |[[Kimi no Na wa Kibou]]||Kimi no Na wa Kibou||Hachi Fukujin
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  • Takayama Kazumi
    '''Takayama Kazumi''' (高山一実) is a Japanese idol singer. She was part of the group [[Nogizaka46]]. |[[Hito wa Naze Hashiru no ka|Hito wa Naze Hashiru no ka?]]||
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  • Ikuta Erika
    '''Ikuta Erika''' (生田絵梨花) is a Japanese idol singer. She was a first generation member of the group [[Nogizaka46]]. |[[Hito wa Naze Hashiru no ka|Hito wa Naze Hashiru no ka?]]||
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  • Ichiki Rena
    '''Ichiki Rena''' (市来玲奈) is a former Japanese [[Idol]] singer. She was a first generation member of [[Nogizaka46]] who graduated |[[Hito wa Naze Hashiru no ka|Hito wa Naze Hashiru no ka?]]||
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  • Ito Nene
    '''Ito Nene''' (伊藤寧々) is a former Japanese [[Idol]] singer. She was a first generation member of [[Nogizaka46]] who graduated |rowspan="4" |[[Kimi no Na wa Kibou]]||Kimi no Na wa Kibou||
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  • Ito Marika
    '''Ito Marika''' (伊藤万理華) is a Japanese [[Idol]] singer. |[[Hito wa Naze Hashiru no ka|Hito wa Naze Hashiru no ka?]]||
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  • Inoue Sayuri
    [[File:Nogizaka46 Inoue Sayuri - Kaerimichi wa Toomawari Shitaku Naru promo.jpg|thumb|280px|Inoue Sayuri (2018)]] '''Inoue Sayuri''' (井上小百合) is a Japanese idol singer. She is part of the group [[Nogizaka46]].
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  • Eto Misa
    [[File:Nogizaka46 Eto Misa - Kaerimichi wa Toomawari Shitaku Naru promo.jpg|thumb|280px|Eto Misa (2018)]] '''Eto Misa''' (衛藤美彩) is a Japanese idol singer.
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  • Kawago Hina
    [[File:Nogizaka46 Kawago Hina - Kaerimichi wa Toomawari Shitaku Naru promo.jpg|thumb|280px|Kawago Hina (2018)]] '''Kawago Hina''' (川後陽菜) is a Japanese idol singer and model. She is a soloist under the name '''Kawago Hina & YONAKA B
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  • Saito Asuka
    '''Saito Asuka''' (齋藤飛鳥) is a Japanese idol singer. She is a former first generation member of the group [[Nogizaka46]] |rowspan="1" |[[Kimi no Na wa Kibou]]||[[13nichi no Kinyoubi]]||
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  • Saito Chiharu
    '''Saito Chiharu''' (斎藤ちはる) is a Japanese idol singer. She is a first generation member of the group [[Nogizaka46]]. She a |[[Hito wa Naze Hashiru no ka|Hito wa Naze Hashiru no ka?]]||
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  • Saito Yuuri
    [[File:Nogizaka46 Saito Yuuri - Kaerimichi wa Toomawari Shitaku Naru promo.jpg|thumb|280px|Saito Yuuri (2018)]] '''Saito Yuuri''' (斉藤優里) is a Japanese idol singer. She will retire from the entertainment industry at the end of May 2
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  • Nagashima Seira
    '''Nagashima Seira''' (永島聖羅) is a former Japanese [[Idol]] singer. She was a first generation member of [[Nogizaka46]] who graduated |[[Hito wa Naze Hashiru no ka|Hito wa Naze Hashiru no ka?]]||
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  • Nakada Kana
    [[File:Nogizaka46 Nakada Kana - Kaerimichi wa Toomawari Shitaku Naru promo.jpg|thumb|280px|Nakada Kana (2018)]] '''Nakada Kana''' (中田花奈) is a Japanese idol singer. She is a former member of the group [[Nogizaka46]].
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  • Nakamoto Himeka
    '''Nakamoto Himeka''' (中元日芽香) is a former Japanese [[Idol]] singer. She was part of the group [[Nogizaka46]]. She graduated from the |rowspan="1" |[[Kimi no Na wa Kibou]]||[[13nichi no Kinyoubi]]||
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  • Noujo Ami
    [[File:Nogizaka46 Noujo Ami - Kaerimichi wa Toomawari Shitaku Naru promo.jpg|thumb|280px|Noujo Ami (2018)]] '''Noujo Ami''' (能條愛未) is a Japanese idol singer.
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  • Hatanaka Seira
    '''Hatanaka Seira''' (畠中清羅) is a former Japanese [[Idol]] singer. She was a first generation member of [[Nogizaka46]] who graduated |rowspan="2" |[[Kimi no Na wa Kibou]]||[[Shakiism]]||
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