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  • ...ou]]'', became her most successful with the single peaking at #14 on the [[Oricon]] charts. In 2008, Arashiro moved from avex trax to [[Universal Music|Unive ...t) and became one of the finalists, despite not having any formal training for the beauty contest. Due to her high-placing in this contest, she was chosen
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  • '''AAA''' (pronounced ''Triple A''), standing for ''ATTACK ALL AROUND'', is a five member group created in 2005 under the [[a ...venue in Japan, mobilizing 10,000 fans. The group revisited Nihon Budokan for another performance when they celebrated their second anniversary the follo
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  • Upon leaving Fukuoka for Tokyo, YUI wrote the song "[[Feel My Soul|feel my soul]]". She was planning ...y her fans. The album has already sold quite well, reaching as high as the weekly 9th most sold album in Japan, and the main track, "[[Tokyo (YUI)|TOKYO]]",
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  • ...anaging to release all but two singles placing within the top 5 [[Oricon]] weekly charts and obtaining the top spot with their twelfth single, "[[Hakanaku mo ...gent thought ''○ ○ world'' and ''OVERunder'' would make suitable names for them. The band's official fanclub is called ''NEO SOUND WAVE'' and its memb
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  • ...ificantly different from any of their later works in that the arrangements for all the tracks were not done by Nakata himself but by professionals hired b ...!|MORE! MORE! MORE!]]'' reached #6 during its first week on the [[Oricon]] weekly album charts; it also peaked at #3 on the daily chart, marking their first
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  • ...ly [[Oricon]] chart, the first seiyuu to put two singles in the [[Oricon]] weekly top3 simultaneously and the first seiyuu to hold a concert at [[wikipedia:T ...e]] since childhood and decided to try and become a seiyuu. She auditioned for a role in the video game ''[[NOeL ~La neige~|NOëL ~La neige~]]'', and was
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  • ...nd and gradually shifted more and more into the electro-pop they are known for today. It wasn't until the release of their 10th single "[[Polyrhythm]]" th ...a Yuuka]] (Kawayuka). Because all three members had the Japanese character for fragrance in their names (香), they named the group Perfume. However, befo
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  • ...the Hello! Pro Egg to be added to Ongaku Gatas and became a reserve player for Gatas Brilhantes H.P.. She graduated from Ongaku Gatas on March 2nd, 2008 a ...Inori]]" on March 18th 2009. It reached 5th place on Oricon for its first week.
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  • * '''Date of Birth:''' {{bda|1987|12|18|mf=yes}} ...a cave), and it was broadcast all over Asia. However a single was not made for this song until much later on. In mid-December, ayaka even performed alongs
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  • : 2015.04.15 <small>(2015 Reissue)</small> : WPCL-12142 <small>(2015 Reissue)</small>
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  • : 2015.04.15 <small>(2015 Reissue)</small> : WPCL-12143 <small>(CD Only 2015 Reissue)</small>
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  • ...s second week, surpassing the collaboration, which reached #6 in its third week. ...omo.jpg|thumb|250px|Aoyama Thelma promoting ''[[Gray Smoke|GRAY SMOKE]]'' (2015)]]
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  • ...ne no Renkinjutsushi FULLMETAL ALCHEMIST]]'' and "[[Yoake no Ryuuseigun]]" for [[Pokémon the Movie XY: Hakai no Mayu to Diancie|Pokémon]]. With numerous ...ubmit4.y=18 2009年07月第1週のシングルランキング情報]". ''[[Oricon]]''. Retrieved 2009-10-16.</ref>
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  • * '''Birthdate:''' {{bda|1989|03|18|mf=yes}} ...ho offered Nishino a song called "[[I (Nishino Kana)|I Don't Wanna Know]]" for use in her music project. Nishino rewrote the song's lyrics into Japanese h
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  • ...as replaced with [[Ji Young|Jiyoung]] and [[Hara]]. They became well known for the "butt dance", which was a part of their "[[Mister]]" choreography, and ...over the years, a 15th anniversary album was confirmed on September 19th, for November 2022, with members Nicole and Jiyoung rejoining.
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  • ...006 Oricon Top 200 Singles|#182 single of that year]]. Overall, it charted for 31 weeks and sold 59,758 copies. ==Oricon Chart Positions==
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  • : 2015.03.18 ...arts and stayed on the charts for 16 weeks. The mini-album was released in 2015 as ''w/z FRIENDz -mini-'', a shorter digital edition.
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  • ...age, and her "12 Days of Christmas" wide-scale release of one single every week from December to February (2005-2006) had all contributed to her increase i ...final/ avex dream 2000]", a singing competition in which hopefuls audition for a chance to become part of avex's next popular idol group of the new millen
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  • ...(pinyin: Zǎo Ān Shào Nǚ Zǔ; traditional Chinese: 早安少女組。) for the Chinese market. Starting in 2014, Morning Musume's name reflects the pr ...have sold over 17,746,446 copies in Japan alone. The group has been known for its ever-changing line-ups, with auditions and graduations creating differe
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  • ...the West under her English language project name 'Utada', and most famous for singing the ''[[Wikipedia:Kingdom_Hearts|Kingdom Hearts]]'' theme song, "[[ ...ada Hikaru SINGLE COLLECTION VOL.2]]'' was released. It debuted atop the [[Oricon]] charts once again. It has also been anounced that Utada has severed ties
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  • To continue his plan for a franchise of idol groups in Japan, Akimoto Yasushi announced that he woul ...ts release, the single broke the record for largest debut first-week sales for a female artist. On June 6, the second generation winners were announced at
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  • : AZCS-2015 <small>(Regular Edition)</small> # [[For No One|for no one]]
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  • * SUPER JUNIOR-D&E <small>(2015 – present)</small> ...2,114 copies sold. It debuted at number two on Oricon Weekly Chart for the week of 2 to 8 April 2012 with 68,475 copies sold and number one on Tower Record
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  • ...e original members who debuted as part of the group. The group name stands for [[EXILE|'''E'''XILE]] '''Girls''' Unit, and they were one of the several ac ...[[Sayaka (Dream)|Sayaka]] and Happiness' [[MIMU]] going on hiatus. In 2012 for the release of their second single two new members joined the group, [[Kizu
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  • ...rd of having the highest overall single sales (of a female group) on the [[Oricon]] charts. In July 2005, renown producer [[Yasushi Akimoto]] held an audition for a new theater based idol girl group. Of the 7,924 girls that applied, 45 pa
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  • ...ountries in other parts of Asia. She is also an energetic performer, known for her intricate and flashy live shows. ...did. When she was seven years old, Hamasaki began working as a child model for local institutions to help contribute to the family.
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  • : 2015.07.22 <small>(Deluxe CD+DVD Edition (1))</small> The album reached #31 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and charted for 6 weeks, selling 6,906 copies.
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  • : 2015.03.18 <small>(Japanese version)</small> ...apan, the album charted for #13 weeks and sold 9,080 copies according to [[Oricon]] Album Charts.
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  • : 2015.01.07 <small>(Digital)</small> : 2015.02.11
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  • : 2015.03.18 <small>(Japanese version)</small> ...]] charts and it was their first Korean release to chart on the Japanese [[Oricon]] charts.
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  • '''#1 Singles and Albums in 2015 according to [[Oricon]]''' From December 8, 2014 to December 13, 2015. Click on the # for that week to view the top 30 albums and singles.
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  • # [[Crazy For You]] ...CD release reached #98 on the weekly [[Oricon]] charts and charted for one week.
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  • : 2015.04.08 ...concert. The album reached #5 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and charted for six weeks. This is her best selling album to date.
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  • : 2015.04.22 ...on and a anime CD only edition. The title track was used as the theme song for the [[Anime|anime]] film ''[[wikipedia:Beyond the Boundary|Kyoukai no Kanat
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  • ...ul Dreamer Promo.jpg|thumb|350px|TrySail promoting "[[Youthful Dreamer]]" (2015)]] ...Upon its week of release, "[[Youthful Dreamer]]" placed 12th on the weekly Oricon charts, managing to surpass [[Sphere (group)|Sphere]]'s debut sales.
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  • : 2015.04.08 ...et]]''. The single reached #18 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and charted for five weeks.
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  • : 2015.05.13 # Live Eizou M-ON! LIVE Kurosaki Maon "MAON KUROSAKI LIVE TOUR 2014~2015 "WINGS OF EDEN -GARNET!!-"
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  • : 2015.06.10 <small>(Japan)</small> : 2015.06.19 <small>(Taiwan)</small>
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  • ...through survival show ''SIXTEEN''. They officially debuted on October 20, 2015</div> On February 11, 2015, [[Park Jin Young]] announced that the lineup of JYP's upcoming seven membe
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  • [[Image:JAM Project 15th Anniversary Strong BOX Motto!! Motto!! -2015-.jpg|thumb|270px|Box Art]] : JAM Project 15th Anniversary Strong BOX Motto!! Motto!! -2015-
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  • : 2015.06.17 ==Oricon Chart Positions==
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  • : 2015.09.09 <small>(Japan)</small> : 2015.09.16 <small>(Taiwan)</small>
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  • : 2015.09.02 <small>(Digital - Japan)</small> : 2015.09.16 <small>(Physical - Japan & Taiwan)</small>
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  • : 2015.10.21 # [[Imagination (SPYAIR)|Imagination (Live at FUJI-Q HIGHLAND 2015.8.8)]] (イマジネーション)
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  • ...dition of the single and contains updated version of the tracks. While the 2015 version, "Butter-Fly ~tri.Version~" was used as the opening theme to the '' : 2015.11.25
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  • : 2015.12.02 <small>(Japan)</small> : 2015.12.16 <small>(Taiwan)</small>
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  • '''#1 Singles and Albums in 2016 according to [[Oricon]]''' From December 14, 2015 to December 11, 2016. Click on the # for that week to view the top 30 albums and singles.
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  • ...an Shounen Jump (song)|Shuukan Shounen Jump]] (週刊少年ジャンプ; ''Weekly Boys Jump'') # [[Toumei Ningen 18-gou]] (透明人間18号)
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  • : MATO-2015 <small>(All 3 Editions)</small> ...dom trading card of ten different types (one of three for WithU) that vary for each edition. Additionally, a tri-fold lyrics booklet is also included with
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  • '''#1 Singles and Albums in 2022 according to [[Oricon]]''' ...riod from December 21, 2021 to December 20, 2022). Click on the # for that week to view the top 30 albums and singles.
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