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• 2003 Oricon Top 100 Albums
  '''Top 100 album sales in Japan 2003''' according to [[Oricon]] | 2003.01.08
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• 2003-2006 Oricon Top 50 Albums
  '''Top 50 album sales in Japan from 2003-2006 according to [[Oricon]]''' ...and forward the sales in the music industry dropped. These are the top 50 albums according only to their sales they recieved the year of their release, not
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• Otsuka Ai
  ...ger-songwriter on the [[avex trax]] label. She first appeared in September 2003 with the single "[[Momo no Hanabira]]", but it wasn't until her second sing ** [[HimawaRi]] (2000–2003)
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• Suika Original Soundtrack
  : 2003.09.10 [[Category:2003 Albums]]
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• BoA
  ...BUMPROMO.jpg|thumb|left|250px|BoA promoting "[[Valenti (album)|VALENTI]]" (2003)]] More Japanese and Korean albums followed (''[[Valenti (album)|VALENTI]]'' and ''[[Love & Honesty (album)|LO
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• Imai Eriko
  ...]] became the ambassador of [[Save the Children]] from early mid to end of 2003 which they did Nationwide Tours & releasing of singles & album to raise fun ===Albums===
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• SPEED (Japanese group)
  ...k together temporarily twice; once in 2001 releasing One More Dream and in 2003 released new works as part of the ''[[Wikipedia:Save the Children|Save the ===Studio Albums===
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• Uehara Takako
  ===Albums=== * [2003.03.26] [[Pupa (Uehara Takako)|pupa]]
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• Nakashima Mika
  ...4th Japan Record Awards. Her next album [[Love (Nakashima Mika)|LØVE]] in 2003 saw similar success, selling over 1 million copies. However, Mika's 2005 al ...jpg‎|thumb|300px|right|Mika promoting "[[Love (Nakashima Mika)|LØVE]]" (2003)]]
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• A Complete ~All Singles~
  ;Limited TA Live Tour <small>(ZEPP TOKYO/2003.5.27)</small> ;a-nation '03 <small>(Odaiba Outdoor Special Venue/2003.8.31)</small>
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• Dream (group)
  ...to Sayaka (singer)|Yamamoto Sayaka]]. The new 8-girl group "re-debuted" in 2003 with the single "[[Music Is My Thing|MUSIC IS MY THING]]". In February 2003, the group released their first cover album, ''[[Dream World|dream world]]'
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• alan
  She was accepted to the PLA Art Academy in Beijing in 2003 and double majored in vocal music and erhu, and subsequently joined the "Fe ===Albums===
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• LISA
  ...gle "[[Salvia]]". She was also featured on a couple tracks on two of their albums: ''[[Rough and Ready|rough and ready]]'' and ''[[Sekai (Ram Jam World)|Seka In 2003, LISA released her debut solo studio album, ''[[Juicy Music|JUICY MUSIC]]''
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• Arc
  ...the indies label [[UNDER CODE PRODUCTION]]. The band formed on April 1st, 2003 somewhere in the [[Wikipedia:Kansai region|Kansai region]] of Japan as an [ ===2003~2006===
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• Kamiki Aya
  *'''Stage Names:''' Kurimu (久里夢) <small>(2003)</small>, KLIM <small>(2004)</small>, Kamiki Aya (上木彩矢) <small>(200 ** [[FOR LIFE RECORDS]] <small>(2003&ndash;2004)</small>
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• Aiuchi Rina
  2003 was a big year for Aiuchi Rina. When [[Full Jump|FULL JUMP]] was released, [[Image:Aiuchi Rina 2004.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Aiuchi Rina (2003)]]
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• GARNET CROW
  ...ikari Promo.jpg|thumb|250px|GARNET CROW promoting "[[Kimi to Iu Hikari]]" (2003)]] ===Studio Albums===
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• Komatsu Miho
  ...continued releasing singles, though with less frequency. In November 26th 2003, she released three things: her 20th single [[Tsubasa wa Nakutemo]], the se ===Albums===
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• Kuraki Mai
  ...ng more than 1 million copies. Since her debut at sixteen, her singles and albums have never failed to reach top 10 positions on the charts. ===Studio Albums===
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• Shizukusa Yumi
  ...ady 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 Me (Oh) Tonight ===Albums===
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• Sugazaki Akane
  ===Albums=== * [2003.10.22] [[Beginning (Sugazaki Akane)|beginning]]
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• GIZA studio Masterpiece Blend 2003
  : GIZA studio Masterpiece BLEND 2003 : 2003.12.17
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• Takei Shiori
  ...e within her career. Various songs have been covered by Takei in her indie albums. ===Albums===
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• Amuro Namie
  ** [[Suite Chic|SUITE SHIC]] (2002-2003) ...erformed the single at the summit. By the end of 2000, Amuro released two albums within one year, ''[[Genius 2000|GENIUS 2000]]'' and ''[[Break the Rules|br
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• HAL
  ...ith HALNA writing all of their lyrics. Before their disbanding in February 2003, the song [[Free & Easy]] by Hamasaki won the group an award for their arra In 2003, Nakano Yuuta and Shimizu Takehito joined and the group became an arranging
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• Every Little Thing
  ...In March of 2000, creator and composer Igarashi left after releasing three albums. Subsequently, he went on to produce songs for [[dream]] and [[day after to ===Studio Albums===
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• Suzuki Ami
  ...releasing two new albums in honor of her 18th birthday. The first of these albums was released on Suzuki's birthday: "[[Infinity Eighteen Vol.1|infinity eigh ...n, but both parties finally reached an out-of-court settlement in November 2003.
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• Do As Infinity
  ===Studio Albums=== * [2003.11.23] [[Gates of Heaven|GATES OF HEAVEN]]
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• BONNIE PINK
  ...recognition. To date she has released ten albums, as well as several best albums in addition to a remix album. She has also sung the ending theme for the Ja ...b|200px|BONNIE PINK promoting ''[[Present (BONNIE PINK album)|Present]]'' (2003)]]
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• 15JAM
  ...as three members; their line-up has changed several times since forming in 2003. 15JAM's music is a mix of rock with mostly pop. ...s unknown) before 2003 by Rully, with herself as its sole member. In March 2003 Rully won the Grand Prix prize of Tokyo-FM's MUSICBIRD audition, and as a r
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• ARASHI
  ===Albums=== * [2003.07.09] [[How's It Going|How's it going?]]
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• Matsuura Aya
  ** [[Gomattou]] (2002&ndash;2003) ** [[SALT5]] (2003)
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• BeForU
  ...promo.jpg|thumb|220px|left|BeForU promoting ''[[BeForU (album)|BeForU]]'' (2003)]] ...d after the single ''[[Shangri-La (BeForU album)|Shangri-La]]''. After the albums release there have been no recent news or updates about the group since 200
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• BeForU (album)
  : 2003.11.28 #[[True...|true... (2003 album version)]] <small>solo by [[Kosaka Riyu]]</small>
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• Kago Ai
  *** [[Morning Musume Sakura Gumi]] (2003–2004) *** 2003: [[SALT5]]
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• ALI PROJECT
  ...iba EMI]] (1992~1995), [[Nippon Columbia]] (1998), [[ATMARK CORPORATION]] (2003), [[Frontier Works]] (2004), [[ON THE RUN]] (2004~2005), their own label [[ ===Studio Albums===
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• ANZA
  ===Albums=== * [2003 - 2006] [[Wikipedia:Les Misérables|Les Misérables]]
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• Crystal Kay
  ...' was released. It reflected a more R&B and acoustic side of her, as later albums would gear towards the [[J-Pop|pop]] and [[:Category:J-Urban|urban]] genres ...weeks. Tt would sell 51,360 in its first week and 213,023 total copies in 2003 to become the 62nd best selling album of that year.
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• m-flo
  ...however in 2002 [[LISA]] would leave the group to pursue a solo career. In 2003, m-flo would continue on as a duo, however with each different song would c A string of recut singles and various minor albums were released after the band's second album. [[LISA]] would release a self-
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• FREENOTE
  ...then began doing street performances to draw in audiences. In December of 2003 they released another mini-album, [[Juuden Master]], on the same label. Jus ===Albums===
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• Antic Cafe
  * [[Red Cafe]] (2003-2014) ===2003-2004===
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• Abe Natsumi
  ** [[Morning Musume Sakuragumi]] (2003&ndash;2004) ** [[SALT5]] (2003)
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• Goto Maki
  ** [[Gomattou]] (2002–2003) ...rom [[Morning Musume]] to pursue a solo career and has since released four albums, as well as a number of singles. She was also in the Morning Musume ten yea
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• Fujimoto Miki
  ** [[Gomattou]] (2002&ndash;2003) ** [[Morning Musume]] (2003&ndash;2007)
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• Country Musume
  Joined 2003 * [[Ishikawa Rika]] (石川梨華, 2001–2003)
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• SATOMI'
  ...9 in Yamaguchi, Japan. She started her dancing lessons at the age of 3. In 2003, at the age of 14, she started singing when her dancing teacher asked her t In 2011 she changed her name to SATOMi and released two more albums, [[Chainin' (SATOMI')|chainin']] and [[Tick (SATOMI')|Tick]].
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• KOKIA
  ...is also her best selling album (which had debuted at #15 too). In the year 2003 KOKIA's old label, [[Pony Canyon]], decided to feature KOKIA in the popular ===Albums===
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• Memorial Address
  : 2003.12.17 [[Category:2003 Mini-Albums]]
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• MAX (group)
  ...]], in 1996 and have enjoyed 15 top 10 singles and several million selling albums. Since their debut, the group has sold over 10,000,000 records. In 2002, th ...ckly went off of the charts. The same charting positions continued even in 2003, where two released singles failed to place in the top 30. In 2004, their c
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• A Ballads
  : 2003.03.12 # [[To Be|TO BE "2003 ReBirth Mix"]]
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• DREAMS COME TRUE (band)
  ...e singles, which ten of which reached #1. As well, the group has eleven #1 albums. Their second album, ''[[Love Goes On...|LOVE GOES ON...]]'' spent over fou ...funk, disco, soul, rock, and even classical. With an impressive twenty-two albums released to date, as well as many singles, DREAMS COME TRUE continue to pro
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• Pirokalpin
  ...''' (ピロカルピン) is a [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] band that formed in 2003. They made their major debut in 2012. ===Albums===
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• Minimoni
  ===First Generation (2000 – 2003)=== ===Second Generation (2003 – 2004)===
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• EXILE
  ...umb|250px|EXILE promoting ''[[EXILE Entertainment|EXILE ENTERTAINMENT]]'' (2003)]] ===Studio Albums===
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• 12012
  ...]] band in the [[Visual-Kei|visual-kei]] scene that was formed on May 1st, 2003. Having signed with the independent label [[UNDER CODE PRODUCTION]], they d 12012 was put together on May 1st, 2003 by vocalist [[Miyawaki Wataru]] (ex-[[Lubis Cadir]]). The other members wer
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• Enomoto Kurumi
  ...] entitled "[[Color Ningen]]". Enomoto would continue with Sony until late 2003. ...orNingenPROMO.JPG|thumb|220px|Enomoto Kurumi promoting "[[Color Ningen]]" (2003)]]
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• FLAME
  ...Japanese boy band. Their sound was pop with a hip-hop influence until late 2003, when they attempted a more urban sound. Their latest single, [[Hanashitaku ...sed in late 2002 after four singles. A fifth single followed that in March 2003, but it was a different image and sound for the boy band. After their sixth
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• Ando Yuko
  ...and former [[:Category:J-Actress|actress]]. She made her musical debut in 2003 under the [[cutting edge]] sub-label of [[avex trax]] with the mini-album ' In 2003, Ando was featured in an insiders-only live performance, and praise was hea
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• Kitade Nana
  On October 29, 2003, she debuted with the single "[[Kesenai Tsumi]]", which was used as the fir ===Studio Albums===
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• Melon Kinenbi
  ===Albums=== * [2003.03.12] [[1st Anniversary]]
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• Ishii Rika
  ...t in March 2002, after only singing on some songs available on compilation albums. In 2003, Ishii held her first live performance, and shortly after she signed to the
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• Iida Kaori
  ** [[Morning Musume Otomegumi]] (2003&ndash;2004) ** [[11WATER]] (2003)
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• AI (singer)
  ...eo, she debuted with BMG, before signing with Universal's Def Jam label in 2003. With numerous successful album releases, tours and media appearances, she ...ed #15 on the [[Oricon]] charts. Sold-out tour runs and the release of two albums in 2004 marked an increase in AI's popularity. Significant success then cam
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• A-Mei
  ...album, A-Mei embarked on a tour around Asia shortly after its release. Her 2003 album, ''[[Yonggan (A-Mei)|Yǒnggǎn]]'', was met with the same response. S ...Tīng Shuō]]" and a duet with then rising star, [[Jam Hsiao]]. Due to the albums success, a tour was then embarked only a few months after its release. Whil
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• CHEMISTRY
  ...aeruUsPROMO.jpg|thumb|260px|CHEMISTRY promoting "[[Ashita e Kaeru / Us]]" (2003)]] ===Studio Albums===
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• Amano Tsuki
  ...right|280px|thumb|Amano Tsukiko promoting "[[Chou (Amano Tsukiko)|Chou]]" (2003)]] ===Studio Albums===
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• Caroline
  ...on to study at the Berklee School of Music in 1999, and later graduated in 2003. After graduating, Caroline moved back to Tokyo and made a living by record === Albums ===
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• Olivia Lufkin
  Along side this, in 2003 OLIVIA decided to launch a rare-items fashion label called [[Black Daisy Vi ...y]]'' roughly one quarter of a year away from each other. These three mini-albums were much like ''[[Internal Bleeding Strawberry]]'' in which they were only
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• Shimatani Hitomi
  ...matani Hitomi promoting ''[[Delicious! ~The Best of Hitomi Shimatani~]]'' (2003)]] ===Studio Albums===
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• Takahashi Ai
  ** [[Minimoni]] <small>(2003&ndash;2004)</small> ** [[Morning Musume Sakuragumi]] <small>(2003&ndash;2004)</small>
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• Niigaki Risa
  ** [[Morning Musume Sakuragumi]] (2003&ndash;2004) ** [[7AIR]] (2003)
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• Tsuji Nozomi
  **[[Morning Musume Otomegumi]] (2003&ndash;2004) **[[11WATER]] (2003)
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• NEWS (group)
  ...'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 relea * [[Moriuchi Takahiro]] (森内貴寛, left December 18, 2003)
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• the brilliant green
  ...ed to a designer of silver jewellery on July 29, 2003, and on November 23, 2003, bandmates Kawase and Okuda married each other. ===Albums===
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• YUI (singer)
  In March 2003, at an audition hosted by [[Sony Music Japan]], all of the judges evaluated ===Studio Albums===
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• B'z
  ...est-selling Japanese musical group of all time, with a reported 80 million albums and singles sold since August 2011.<ref>http://www.oricon.co.jp/news/rankmu ...was their first single to debut at #1. Each of their following singles and albums have also reached #1. Their fourth full album, ''[[Risky|RISKY]]'', stayed
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• Hayashibara Megumi
  After this point Hayashibara started working less. In 2003 she only released two singles and a year later she released her eleventh al ...Evangelion'' pachinko machine. This single also marks the first time since 2003 that Hayashibara has released two singles during the same year.
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• Yaida Hitomi
  ...bigger than her debut album. Her 4th studio album was released in October 2003. It appears October is her favorite month. A singles compilation was releas ===Studio Albums===
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• Tanaka Reina
  ** [[Morning Musume]] <small>(2003&ndash;2013)</small> ** [[Morning Musume Otomegumi]] <small>(2003&ndash;2004)</small>
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• CAPSULE (group)
  ...AHA MUSIC COMMUNICATIONS]], which was started up by [[Nakata Yasutaka]] in 2003 before the release of their second studio album ''[[Cutie Cinema Replay|CUT ...SMETIC]], and [[COPTER4016882]]. contemode also put out two various artist albums, [[contemode V.A.]] and [[contemode V.A. 2]].
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• YUKI (singer)
  ...ello! Orange Sunshine]]" and "[[Cheese "Pizza"|Cheese PIZZA]]" and top ten albums like ''[[Orange Sunshine]]'' and ''[[Miracle Diving|MIRACLE DIVING]]''. Wit ...promo.jpg|thumb|225px|YUKI promoting "[[Hummingbird (YUKI)|Hummingbird]]" (2003)]]
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• Mika Todd
  ** [[7AIR]] (2003) ...jpg|230px|thumb|Mika Todd promoting "[[Crazy About You|CRAZY ABOUT YOU]]" (2003)]]
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• Matsuda Seiko
  ...arted the Oricon Top 100 Album Charts at the same time. From time to time, Albums get a re-release and some topping the Oricon Top 300 Charts, for example [[ === Studio Albums ===
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• Kimura Kaela
  ...soon made her television debut as the host of [[saku saku]] on March 31st, 2003. On May 10th, 2004 she released her debut single "[[Level 42]]", derived fr ===Studio Albums===
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• Zeebra
  ...to pursue a solo career and signed with the Future Shock record label. In 2003, he re-started his solo activity in [[Pony Canyon]] and released the single ===Albums===
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• Takanori Nishikawa
  ** [[Antinos Records]] (1996&ndash;2003) ** [[Tofu Records]] (2003&ndash;2007) <small>(USA)</small>
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• MUCC
  ...n 1997, and later signed with [[Universal Music|Universal Music Japan]] in 2003 with their third studio album ''[[Zekuu (MUCC)|Zekuu]]'' on September 3rd. ===Studio Albums===
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• Rie fu
  In 2003, Rie entered college at the University of Arts in [[Wikipedia:London|London ===Studio Albums===
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• Shinhwa
  ...up debuted on ''[[KM Music Tank]]'' in 1998 under [[SM Entertainment]]. In 2003, they signed with [[Good Entertainment]] after their 5-year contract with S Shinhwa expanded its fanbase by releasing albums and touring in other countries, most notably in Japan. Also, their dedicati
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• Callin'
  ...98 by vocalist [[Yamamoto Takane]] and guitarist [[Yamaguchi Akihisa]]. In 2003, they signed with [[Sony Music Entertainment|Sony Records]] and made their ===Albums===
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• MISIA
  ...something she puts to good use in her songs. To date she has released 12 albums, and though her popularity isn't as huge as some other artists in the same ===Studio Albums===
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• U-ka saegusa IN db
  ...i na Konamaiki]], but that failed to bring much publicity. In February 5th 2003, her debut mini-album was released, entitled [[Secret & Lies]]. In October of 2003, her sixth single [[Kimi to Yakusoku Shita Yasashii Ano Basho Made]] was us
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• SUGIZO
  In 2003, SUGIZO performed at the ''Full Moon Festival'' at Kyoto's [[wikipedia:Ninn ===Albums===
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• Kawase Tomoko
  ...mmy heavenly⁶''', a character with a alternative rock sound, in 2003. Kawase is most known for such songs as "[[Everyday at the Bus Stop|EVERYDA ...from the anime ''[[Wikipedia:Pocket Monsters|Pokemon]]''. On November 22, 2003, Tomoko announced her marriage to fellow band mate from [[the brilliant gre
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• MIYAVI
  ===Studio Albums=== * [2003.12.02] [[Galyuu|galyuu]] (雅-galyuu-流; ''Self-Taught'') <small>(Indies)<
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• RURUTIA
  ...e [[Itoshigo yo]]. She has so far released 10 singles, 7 albums and 4 mini-albums. Most of her music is very soothing and calm. She has deep and serious lyri ...the CD single was a short film directed and written by RURUTIA. In January 2003, RURUTIA released [[Shine]], which was soon followed by her second full len
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• Kiyoharu
  ...and [[Sads]]. After [[Sads]]' started their indefinite hiatus in August of 2003, Kiyoharu started his solo career under the label [[Universal Music Japan]] ===Studio Albums===
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• Mi (band)
  Mi was formed in spring 2003 from an audition of 3000 looking for the most beautiful voice. Sixteen-year ===Albums===
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• HY
  ...s in Japan and continuously achieve high sales with each album release. In 2003, HY became the first indie band to ever enter the [[Oricon]] album charts a ===Albums===
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• Antennasia
  ...ationally by Double Life Records in 2002. A tour in Belgium and Holland in 2003 was followed by various festival performances, where antennasia shared the ===Albums===
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• a.mia
  ...ngle releases, her debut album "[[Rootie]]" was released on November 19th, 2003. However, relatively low sales meant that only a few more solo singles were ===Albums===
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• SUITE CHIC
  The group dismantled in 2003 after the release their only studio album ''[[When Pop Hits the Fan|WHEN PO ===Albums===
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• THA BLUE HERB
  ...e Japanese hip-hop scene, most of whom hail from Sapporo as well. February 2003 saw the release of [[DJ O.N.O]]'s first solo album entitled ''[[Six Month a ===Albums===
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• melody.
  ...J-Urban|Japanese urban]] [[J-Pop|pop]] artist. She made her debut in early 2003 with the single "[[Dreamin' Away]]", but wasn't majorly recognized until la ** [[TOY'S FACTORY]] <small>(2003&ndash;2008)</small>
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• Ozone
  : 2003.12.28 [[Category:2003 Albums]]
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• Folder5
  ...A Folder + Folder 5 singles collection and complete boxset was released in 2003, and a best-of CD+DVD collection in 2012. ===Albums===
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• 5566
  ===Albums=== ===Other Albums===
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• Tong Vfang Xien Qi
  Tong Vfang Xien Qi officially debuted on December 26, 2003. It was during a joint showcase in Seoul between Korean singer [[BoA]] and ...LETE A-SIDE COLLECTION + TOHOSHINKI SINGLE B-SIDE COLLECTION]]''. The best albums would be released while the group was inactive.
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• day after tomorrow
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• Abe Asami (soloist)
  ...eased in March of that year. She released a total of six singles, two full albums, and three [[Photobook|photobooks]]. Abe also appeared in a few TV [[dorama ===Albums===
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• BEAT CRUSADERS
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• SweetS
  ...roup on [[avex trax]]. The girls won the avex Audition at the beginning of 2003 and debuted later that year. They disbanded on June 7th, 2006. ...o Miori]]. After severals months of training, they debuted on August 27th, 2003 with the single "[[Lolita Strawberry in Summer|LolitA☆Strawberry in summe
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• MAI
  ...do!'' in 2001, and the unit "MYTHRIL" was also formed (MAI left MYTHRIL in 2003). She began doing local performances in Fukuoka, but became bored and moved ===Albums===
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• Tamaki Nami
  ...oting "[[Shining_Star_Wasurenai_Kara|Shining Star ☆Wasurenai Kara☆]]" (2003)]] ...gle "[[Believe (Tamaki Nami)|Believe]]", which was released on April 23rd, 2003 when she was only 15 years old. The titular song was used as an opening the
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• Suneohair
  ...omo.jpg|thumb|200px|Suneohair promoting ''[[A Watercolor|a watercolor]]'' (2003)]] ...out in February. During his indies phase, he released an album, three mini-albums, and two sigles. In 2002 he signed with the [[Sony Music Entertainment]] su
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• Tackey & Tsubasa
  ...[To Be, to Be, Ten Made to Be|To be, To be, Ten made To be]]", followed in 2003. They became more successful with the singles "[[Yume Monogatari]]" and "[[ ===Albums===
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• Coming Century
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• CORE OF SOUL
  ...was very active performance-wise. Every year they tour parts of Japan; in 2003 they performed at the ''South by SouthWest'' anime convention in Austin, Te ...220px|thumb|CORE OF SOUL promoting ''[[Rainbow (CORE OF SOUL)|RAINBOW]]'' (2003)]]
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• Hana Kotoba ~Hana Kokoro Uta~
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• Nadeshiko no Hana
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• Arakaki Hitoe
  ** [[avex trax]] (2002-2003) ===Albums===
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• hitomi (singer)
  ...th the single "[[Let's Play Winter]]" and since then has released over ten albums, with several going on to reach #1 position on the [[Oricon]] charts. hitom ...er a brief appearance in another domestic film, ''[[Life Is Journey]]'' in 2003.
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• Uehara Makiko
  === Albums === * [2003] [[Okami ni Narimasu!]]
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• Ikimonogakari
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• Tanpopo (group)
  === Albums === * [2002.12.10] Hello! Project - [[2003 Nendo Hawaii Genteiban Hello! Project Best 2]] (#6 ''BE HAPPY Koi no Yajiro
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• Dragon Ash
  ...d hip-hop sounds. It was heard everywhere, and was one of the most popular albums in 1999. In 2001 they released ''[[Lily of Da Valley|Lily of da valley]]'' ...t Dragon Ash being a serious band did not need "back dancers". On July 23, 2003 after over two years without a new album, Dragon Ash finally released ''[[H
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• Big Mama
  '''Big Mama''' (빅마마) was a 4-member Korean vocal group debuted in 2003 under [[M-Boat]] (a [[YG Entertainment]] sub-label), in 2007 they moved to ...II Men] to hold a concert together. Both groups were busy promoting their albums at that time and by November of 2005, the two groups performed in a few sel
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• Kagiyama Yuka
  ...''Minato''' when she was signed under [[Sony Music Entertainment]] back in 2003. ===Mini-Albums===
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• Rainbow (Hamasaki Ayumi album)
  : 2003.07.09 <small>(DVD-Audio)</small> ...ts on its first week seliing 1,016,482 copies. It sold 1,856,919 copies in 2003, becoming the #2 album of the year. It charted for 22 weeks and sold a tota
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• Jaejoong
  **[[SM Entertainment]] <small>(2003&ndash;2009)</small> ===Albums===
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• Southern All Stars
  ...d from the group to take a rest. After releasing some more hit singles and albums, Kuwata came back to his solo activities and produced big hit singles and a ===Albums===
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• Mizuki Nana
  ===Studio Albums=== * [2003.11.27] [[Dream Skipper|DREAM SKIPPER]]
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• Best Hits Live ~Save the Children SPEED Live 2003~
  : Best Hits Live ~Save the Children SPEED Live 2003~ ...ldren SPEED Live 2003|Save the Children SPEED LIVE 2003]]" was released in 2003. The album reached #15 on the [[Oricon]] charts and charted for 4 weeks, se
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• Hayashi Asuca
  ...[[Image:Hayashi Asuca.jpg|[[Image:magnify-clip.png]]]]</div>Hayashi Asuca (2003)</div></div></div><div class="thumb tright"><div class="thumbinner" style=" ...simultaneously in Japan and Taiwan with the song [[Ake-Kaze|ake-kaze]] in 2003. She was only 13 at the time. This song reached to number 14 on [[Oricon|Or
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• Kim Jung Hoon
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• Hajime Chitose
  ...Music Entertainment#EPIC Records|EPIC Records]]. Here she put out two mini-albums, both in 2001; the first one was her self-titled cover mini-album ''[[Hajim ...r 15 weeks and sold 71,000 copies. After the successes of both of the mini-albums, Hajime got a major label record deal with [[Sony Music Entertainment#EPIC
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• v-u-den
  ...ka]] (former member of [[Morning Musume]]), [[Miyoshi Erika]] (winner of a 2003 [[Hello! Project]] auditon), and [[Okada Yui]] (a former [[Hello! Pro Egg]] === Albums ===
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• Vivian Hsu
  ...ng [[Shà onǔ Dùi|Shàonǔ Dùi]], a duo. The duo then split after 2 albums released and Hsu started to focus on modeling. She had modeled in nude and ...formed the band [[Black Biscuits]], which disbanded eventually in 1999. In 2003, she had moved from EMI to AVEX Taiwan. Currently she had total of 6 record
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• Wang Leehom
  ...Wang#Duets a history of collaborating with other artists]. During the May 2003 SARS breakout in Asia, he produced a song, along with [[David Tao|David Tao ===<span class="mw-headline"> Albums </span>===
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• Sugita Kaoru
  ...83 with the single "[[Michatta Kiichatta]]". She would release singles and albums to a moderate success until 1981, when she scored a hit with the single "[[ === Albums ===
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• RIP SLYME
  ...[[FUMIYA]] have teamed together to create O.T.F. (Oshare Track Factory) in 2003 responsible for the popular duo [[HALCALI]]. O.T.F. relies on [[RYO-Z]]'s a In 2003, the song "Niji" from their album [[Time to Go (RIP SLYME album)|TIME TO GO
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• RAM RIDER
  ...mixer for many artists including [[Hamasaki Ayumi]] and [[Suzuki Ami]]. By 2003, he chose to become a vocalist, and he began the RAM RIDER project. Though ===Studio Albums===
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• Hirahara Ayaka
  ...rently signed to the label [[Universal Music|NAYUTAWAVE RECORDS]]. In late 2003 she shot to fame with her debut single "[[Jupiter (Hirahara Ayaka)|Jupiter] ...umb|250px|Hirahara Ayaka promoting "[[Jupiter (Hirahara Ayaka)|Jupiter]]" (2003)]]
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• Hirano Aya
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• Dramatiques
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• FAKE (band)
  In January 2003, they released ''[[Tomorrow Today|TOMORROW TODAY]]'' and a new live tour. D ...ong, that were released on the internet as a bonus to those who bought the albums ''[[Songs From Beelzebub|SONGS FROM BEELZEBUB]]'' and ''[[Marilyn Is a Bubb
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• V6
  ...x]] label. Debuting in 1995, the group has released over 40 singles and 13 albums. Originally a group with a Eurobeat sound, they have progressed into differ ===Studio Albums===
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• KAT-TUN
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• KinKi Kids
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• Odani Misako
  In October of 2003, Odani it forms formed a group called [[ta-ta]]. The band consisted of guit ===Studio albums===
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• Hey! Say! JUMP
  ===Albums=== *[[Ya-Ya-yah!]] (January 5, 2003 - October 27, 2007) (Yabu, Yaotome, Yuto, Ryutaro, Daiki, Inoo, Takaki, Chi
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• Kanjani8
  * Their first performance was at the 2003 Xmas Party concert. * Have four songs: Purin (2003), Amechan (2004), Mikan (2004), and Onigishi (2005).
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• PUFFY
  ...ebut [[mini-album]] ''[[Amiyumi|amiyumi]]'' and follow-up singles and full albums also sold into the millions in Japan alone. ...cartoon called [[Teen Titans|Teen Titans]] on the Cartoon Network in early 2003.
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• K.
  ...ut start dancing to when you hear it. After a brief hiatus, K. returned in 2003 with a 3rd album, though her music career ended shortly afterwards. === Albums ===
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• HIGH and MIGHTY COLOR
  ...performed in US Army clubs on the island and would cover Western songs. In 2003, the band met [[MAAKIII|Maki]] by chance, who they met at a music festival, ===Albums===
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• Miz
  ...pan]] using her real name, '''Watanabe Mizuki''' releasing two singles. In 2003 she begun to work with Swedish producer [[Tord Backstrom]], and debuted und From 2003, she worked in cooperation with Swedish producer [[Tord Backstrom]] and his
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• ASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION
  ...rs of [[NARUTO]] and used the song "[[Haruka Kanata]]" for its opening. In 2003, ASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION produced their first major album, [[Kimitsunagi F ===Studio Albums===
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• ACIDMAN
  ...and even won the Best Newcomers Award at [[The Japan Gold Disc Awards]] in 2003. Their next album was delayed due to the band debating adding a new member ===Albums===
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• Porno Graffitti
  ===Studio Albums=== * [2003.02.26] [[Worldillia|WORLDILLIA]]
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• MOON KANA
  ...anaanimal.jpg|right|240px|thumb|Kana promoting ''[[Ningen-teki Ningen]]'' (2003)]] Only two months after the albums release Kana bounced back with her fourth single, "[[Niku]]", which was wri
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• Kra
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• DIR EN GREY
  ===2000 - 2004: 3 albums in 3 years=== ...RENGREYVULGAR.JPG|thumb|300px|Dir en grey promoting ''[[Vulgar|VULGAR]]'' (2003)]]
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• TOKYO SKA PARADISE ORCHESTRA
  ===Albums=== * [2003.03.05] [[High Numbers|HIGH NUMBERS]]
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• Mr.Children (Japanese band)
  ...hen they found a solution: make two albums at the same time, two different albums. The initial plan was to make a world recording, travel to America, Europe, * Million Seller Albums: 2nd overall <small>(1st - [[B'z]], 3rd - [[DREAMS COME TRUE]])</small>
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• GLAY
  ...AIN]]" (produced by [[X Japan]]'s [[YOSHIKI]]), they have produced over 10 albums and 40 singles. With record numbers of audiences attending their concerts a ...3th single [[Yuuwaku]] topped Oricon yearly single ranking in 1998. Their albums were also massively successful; both [[Pure Soul|pure soul]] (1998) and [[H
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• GO!GO!7188
  Originally gaining something of a cult following, it wasn't until 2003 when they finally hit the top 10 of the [[Oricon]] weekly album charts. The ===Studio Albums===
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• Furukawa Miki
  ...スーパーカー、フルカワミキがユニクロのCMに]</ref>. In 2003, she wrote the lyrics for the song "[[Rou]]", which was her only lyrical co === Studio albums ===
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• SHAKALABBITS
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• 20th Century
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• Shiina Ringo
  ...gle "[[Koko de Kiss Shite.]]", which broke the top 10 on Oricon charts. In 2003, nearing the end of her ninth single and third studio album, Shiina Ringo f * '''Favorite Albums:''' [[wikipedia:Ella Fitzgerald|Ella Fitzgerald]]'s [[wikipedia:Ella in Ber
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• True (Nakashima Mika)
  This album won the [[Japan Gold Disc Award]] for [[Album of the Year]] in 2003. [[Category:2002 Albums]]
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• Tokyo Jihen
  ...|Japanese rock]] band formed by well-known rock artist [[Shiina Ringo]] in 2003. The band was originally comprised of the backing members of her ''Sugoroku * [[Emi Records Japan]] <small>(2003&ndash;2013; 2020&ndash;)</small>
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• FLOW (band)
  * [[Ki/oon Music]] (2003-2020) ...heir first cover single, sold over 270,000 copies when released in January 2003. It reigned atop the [[Oricon]] indie chart for seven consecutive weeks and
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• Hirai Ken
  ...bums and two 'concept albums', ''[[Ken's Bar]]'' and ''[[Ken's Bar II]]'', albums of covers done in Ken's own style. His music incorporates influences from a ===Studio Albums===
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• Domoto Tsuyoshi
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• Suga Shikao
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• Spitz
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• Nakazawa Yuko
  ...sition she held until [[Yasuda Kei]] took over after her own graduation in 2003. Nakazawa frequently appeared as a guest and as a regular on news and skit ===Albums===
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• Petitmoni
  August 2002 – 2003 ...e of "[[Chokotto Love (Petitmoni)|Chokotto LOVE]]" (titled "Chokotto LOVE [2003 Version]") with the new lineup which was included on ''[[Petit Best 3]]'' a
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• Peterpan Complex
  In February of 2003, the group released their first full-length album, ''[[Radiostar]]''. A sec ===Albums===
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• Yasuda Kei
  ** [[Morning Musume]] (1998-2003) Kei graduated in mid-2003, at the same time Morning Musume's 6th generation debuted, forming a brief
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• Yoshimura Ayaka
  ...nger. She was also the lead singer of the [[J-Pop]] group [[SweetS]] from 2003 to 2006. ...the [[avex trax]] 2002-2003 auditions, and the group debuted on August 27, 2003. During these years, she took the leading vocal role of the group. Yoshimur
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• Inaba Atsuko
  ...l]]. She sang with the group from 1993 to 1997, singing on 6 singles and 2 albums. In 1999, after training in Atlanta, Georgia, she made a comeback as a memb ** [[7AIR]] (2003)
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• Maeda Yuki
  ** [[SALT5]] (2003) ...singles until she signed with the [[Up-Front Works]] label, [[zetima]] in 2003. In mid-2004 she was transferred to another [[Up-Front Works]] label, [[Ric
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• Okakita Ayu
  ...ease five more singles and two albums before leaving Universal in December 2003 to go indie again, working heavily as a member of indie band [[Pablonik]]. ===Albums===
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• Tsuchiya Anna
  ** [[Spin Aqua]] (2002-2003) ...successful than her previous releases under Spin Aqua, breaking the top 30 albums at #27.
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• How's It Going
  : 2003.07.09 [[Category:2003 Albums]]
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• Kominato Miwa
  ...spired band. They released their first single, ''Sotoyama'', on August 19, 2003, andtheir first mini-album, ''Mahora no Tsuki'', on July 8, 2006. * [2003.08.19] 外山節 ([[Sotoyama|Sotoyama]])
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• Okoshi Takayo
  ...AYO''', former leader of the all girl band [[ZONE]]. She left the group in 2003 to further pursue her education. In 2006 Takayo re-emerged as a solo artist ** [[ZONE]] (1999-2003)
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• I WiSH
  ...752,207 copies and got the sixth place in the yearly [[Oricon]] charts in 2003. The name is derived from the combination of both names together. This is t ===Albums===
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• Ichii Sayaka in CUBIC-CROSS
  ...trio [[DREAMS COME TRUE (band)|DREAMS COME TRUE]]. They disbanded in late 2003, when it was announced that Ichii and Yoshizawa would marry. ===Albums===
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• Ohtani Masae
  ...requently changing her hair colour as seen throughout the various singles, albums and performances of Melon Kinenbi. After Melon Kinenbi's disbandment she le ** 2003: [[7AIR]]
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• Oishi Megumi
  ...el]] on December 25, 2000. She gave birth to their baby boy in November of 2003. ===<span class="mw-headline">Mini-Albums</span>===
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• Shibata Ayumi
  ** 2003: [[11WATER]] ===Albums===
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• Umeda Erika
  ** [[ZYX]] (2003) ...Project]] as one of fifteen members of [[Hello! Project Kids]] in 2002. In 2003, she was a member of special unit [[ZYX]]. It wasn't until 2005 that she an
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• Suzuki Airi
  ** [[Aa!]] (2003; 2009&ndash;2015) ...l as on [[Minimoni]]'s single, "[[Genki Jirushi no Oomori Song]]." In fall 2003, she was announced as a member of the one-shot unit [[Aa!]] and garnered mu
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• Tsugunaga Momoko
  ** [[ZYX]] (2003) ...as a member of Hello! Project Kids after passing the group's audition. In 2003, she was a member of the special unit ZYX. In 2004, she was one of eight me
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• Natsuyaki Miyabi
  ** [[Aa!]] <small>(2003; 2009&ndash;2010)</small> ...as a member of Hello! Project Kids after passing the group's audition. In 2003 she was a member of the special unit Aa!.
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• Sugimoto Aya
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• Michishige Sayumi
  ** [[Morning Musume]] (2003-2014) ** [[Morning Musume Otomegumi]] (2003-2004)
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• Key-A-Kiss
  On May 31st 2003, three years after their debut, the group disbanded. According to the offic ===Albums===
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• YOSHIKA
  ...LIE" was used for the SONY Cyber-shot theme song, which ran from 2002 till 2003. She even released this as an indies single later on under the [[RED ALERT ===Albums===
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• Kobukuro
  ...2005 yearly charts, yet still charting highly throughout 2006. They had 2 albums in the top ten of 2006, being the only artist to do so. In October 13 of 20 ===Studio Albums===
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• Asanuma Takuya
  In 2003, he was contracted to write a few songs for artists. He worked with the fam ...+S]], and was a band instead of a solo project. The band released two more albums ''[[Dying Music]]'' (2007) and ''[[Korogare Sandy mo Sam mo]]'' (2009). Aft
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• ketchup mania
  ...in 2003, and the next year released another mini-album on the sublabel. In 2003 ketchup mania added WANI as drummer. ===Albums===
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• lecca
  She returned to Japan in 2003, and joined the [[J-Hip-Hop|hip-hop]] group [[LEGNIS]]. In the group, she w ===Studio Albums===
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• Shibasaki Kou
  ...a song used for the movie [[Yomigaeri]], which was one of the best hits of 2003. She was going to be in Kill Bill and play Chiaki Kuriyama's charcter Go Go ===Studio Albums===
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• Morning Coffee (Morning Musume)
  ...t Zui Bang!|1st Zuì Bàng!]]'' and ''[[1st Zui Bang!|1st Saikou!]]'' mini-albums as track #2. This version is covered in Mandarin by [[Ice Creamusume]]. ...t Zui Bang!|1st Zuì Bàng!]]'' and ''[[1st Zui Bang!|1st Saikou!]]'' mini-albums as track #7. This version is covered in Japanese by [[Ice Creamusume]].
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• Kan Wo 72 Bian (Magic)
  : 2003.03.06 : 2003.05.22 <small>(CD+DVD)</small>
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• THE HIGH-LOWS
  ...tie-up for the dorama ''[[Densetsu no Kyoushi]]''. They changed labels in 2003 from [[BMG JAPAN]] to [[HAPPYSONG RECORDS]] as they released their last alb ===Studio Albums===
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• 10 Carat
  : 2003.03.12 # [[Shiina Hekiru Tour '02-'03 ~Believe~2003.1.1 @ Nipon Budoukan|Shiina Hekiru Tour '02-03 -believe-]] DIGEST VERSION
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• Drunken Tiger
  ...ce consisted of two members, Tiger JK & [[DJ Shine]], but DJ Shine left in 2003 for personal reasons, reportedly to start his own business. The two met at [[File:Drunken Tiger.jpg|thumb|250px|Drunken Tiger (2003)]]
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• No.5
  : 2003.03.26 [[Category:2003 Albums]]
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• Morning Musume All Singles Complete ~10th Anniversary~
  ...ning Musume Concert Tour 2003 Haru "Non Stop!"|Morning Musume Concert Tour 2003 Haru "NON STOP!"]]'')</small> ...As for One Day|AS FOR ONE DAY]] <small>(from ''Morning Musume Concert Tour 2003 Haru "NON STOP!"'')</small>
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• Hirama Mikio
  ...any studio sessions, and later became a professional support memberist. In 2003, he played guitar with [[Shiina Ringo]] on her Sugoroku Ecstasy tour. Later ===Albums===
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• Hoshimura Mai
  ...omo.jpg|thumb|200px|Hoshimura promoting ''[[Soup (Hoshimura Mai)|SOUP]]'' (2003)]] ===Albums===
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• Sowelu
  ** [[Voices of KOREA/JAPAN]] (2003) ===Studio Albums===
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• HALCALI
  ...] duo currently under [[Epic Records Japan]]. The band made their debut in 2003 under the [http://www.forlife.co.jp/ FOR LIFE MUSIC] record label with the ...80px-halcali.jpeg|250px|thumb|HALCALI promoting "[[GiriGiri Surf Rider]]" (2003)]]
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• Chara
  ...ontinue to rise and levelled off at around 1993, with her third and fourth albums, ''[[Violet Blue]]'' and ''[[Happy Toy]]'', reaching an increasingly high # After several sporadic released in 2003 and 2003, Chara would come back for an album called ''[[Yoake Mae]]'', which was not
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• HALCALI Bacon
  : 2003.09.03 [[Category:2003 Albums]]
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• Grow Into One
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• Kim Jun Su
  ** [[SM Entertainment]] <small>(2003&ndash;2009)</small> ===Albums===
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• HTM ~Tiartrop Fles~
  : 2003.10.16 [[Category:2003 Albums]]
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• Atlantis Princess
  : 2003.05.03 [[Category:2003 Albums]]
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• Shine We Are
  : 2003.12.03 [[Category:2003 Albums]]
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• Valenti (album)
  : 2003.01.29 [[Category:2003 Albums]]
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• Next World
  : 2003.08.27 [[Category:2003 Albums]]
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• Boys & Girls
  : 2003.01.24 <small>(USA)</small> ...umi Hamasaki Countdown Live 2002-2003 A|ayumi hamasaki COUNTDOWN LIVE 2002-2003 A]]
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• Akimoto Yasushi
  ...rd all-time best selling lyricist as he sold 45 million copies singles and albums that has his lyrics.<ref name=">"[http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E7%A7%8B%E5 * [2003] Naru Hodo ne, Sooyuu Kotoka (なるほどね、そーゆーことか)
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• Ruvie
  ...subame]], and [[Keito]]. They played their first live on November 17th. In 2003, Tarou left the band. Luvie performed as a quartet for over a year. In Augu * [[Tarou]] (たろう) - Guitar (left: 2003)
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• Complete Clip Box
  ...so includes various commercials advertising the release of her singles and albums. Be aware that when they say "clips", they mean the entire PV.
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• Shaku Yumiko
  ...ge fan of the [[anime]]. She even got to play one of the characters in the 2003 [http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Playstation_2 Playstation 2] game ''[[Kidou * [2003.03.28] [[Chaos (Yumiko)|Chaos]]
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• Ayumi Hamasaki RMX Works from Ayu-mi-x 5 Non-stop Mega Mix
  : 2003.09.25 [[Category:2003 Albums]]
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• Ayumi Hamasaki RMX Works From Cyber Trance Presents Ayu Trance 3
  : 2003.09.25 [[Category:2003 Albums]]
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• Ayumi Hamasaki RMX Works from Super Eurobeat Presents Ayu-ro Mix 3
  : 2003.09.25 [[Category:2003 Albums]]
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• aiko (singer)
  ...M OSAKA. Through 1997 and early 1998, aiko released a number of indie mini-albums and singles, all of which failed to chart. Fortunately, this persistent you ...entire tour went off without a hitch. During her "LOVE LIKE ALOHA" tour in 2003, aiko performed at Katase Beach in Enoshima on August 30, and on the 31st o
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• Akatsuki no Love Letter
  : 2003.11.27 [[Category:2003 Albums]]
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• Onitsuka Chihiro
  ...ter Breath of Fire: Dragon Quarter]'s theme song). Unlike Onitsuka other's albums which had 5 or more PVs, this would only have one (for the song "[[King of ...|left|200px|Onitsuka Chihiro promoting "[[Sign (Onitsuka Chihiro)|Sign]]" (2003)]]
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• SEX MACHINEGUNS
  * [[Circuit.V.Panther]] - Guitar (2001-2003 & 2006) * [[Noisy]] - Bass/Vocals (1995-2003)
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• Sugar High
  ...r 14 weeks. ''Sugar High'' sold 294,952 units, making it the #41 album for 2003. [[Category:2002 Albums]]
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• Singles 2000-2003
  [[Image:Singles 2000-2003.jpg|thumb|340px|Cover]] : SINGLES 2000-2003
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• Ryuuseigun
  ...s the dorama ''[[TRICK 2]]'''s theme song, and appears on both of her best albums, as well as ''[[This Armor]]''. ...#1, ''[[This Armor]]'' as track #6, and ''[[Singles 2000-2003|SINGLES 2000-2003]]'' as track #8.
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• Sweet -For Emotional Memories-
  : 2003.03.05 [[Category:2003 Albums]]
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• Present (BONNIE PINK album)
  : 2003.02.19 [[Category:2003 Albums]]
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• Himuro Kyosuke
  ===Albums=== *[2003.08.20] [[Follow the Wind|Follow the wind]]
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• Pink in Red
  : 2003.08.06 ...irst live album released by [[BONNIE PINK]]. It was recorded on April 5th, 2003, at the Akasaka BLITZ. The album reached #90 on [[Oricon]] weekly charts an
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• Cosmicolor
  ...feat. Ceybil Jefferies taken from ''[[The Intergalactic Collection]]'' in 2003 until ONE DAY -KREVA REMIX- which was used to promote m-flo's ''[[Dope Spac This album is reported to be the last of the m-flo 'loves' albums. Due to this, [[Crystal Kay]] was symbolically picked to sing a track on th
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• ORANGE RANGE
  ...brief indies period debuted under the major label [[Sony Music Japan]] in 2003 with the single "[[Kirikirimai]]". They soon shot to fame, with their debut In June 2003, the band debuted under [[Sony Music Entertainment]] music as a major label
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• POLYSICS
  * [[Junichi Sugai|SUGAI]] Drums (1998 - 2003) In 1999, they released their first albums ''[[1st P]]'' and ''[[A.D.S.R.M!|A・D・S・R・M!]]'' on the independent
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• ORESKABAND
  * [[morico]] (もりこ) (Saxophone) <small>(2003–2016)</small> * [[SAKI (ORESKABAND)|SAKI]] (サキ) (Trumpet) <small>(2003–2018)</small>
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• ZONE
  ...~Kimi ga Kureta Mono~|secret base ~Kimi ga Kureta Mono~]]". At the end of 2003, [[Okoshi Takayo]] graduated from ZONE and was replaced by [[Nishimura Tomo ...band released a single ("[[Shiroi Hana]]") on the same day of their second albums release. The bands next two singles ("[[True Blue / Renren...|true blue / R
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• Yoshida Brothers
  ...rothers Ryoichiro and Kenichi Yoshida began their powerful rise to fame in 2003 with their self-titled, inaugural album. Since that time they have become i === Albums ===
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