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• Otsuka Ai
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Osaka|Osaka, Osaka, Japan]] ...ass. "Kimi Iro Omoi", Otsuka's first photobook, was released on March 1st, 2005.
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• No Way to Say
  ; Live Performances ...[[A Museum ~30th Single Collection Live~|A MUSEUM ~30th single collection live~]]
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• Moments
  ; Live Performances ...0~2004.04.25] [[Ayumi Hamasaki Arena Tour 2003-2004 A|ayumi hamasaki ARENA TOUR 2003~2004 A]]
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• Inspire (Hamasaki Ayumi)
  ; Live Performances *[2004.xx.xx] [[avex trax|avex Shareholders Limited Live]]
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• Carols
  ...sed on the same day as her ''[[Ayumi Hamasaki Arena Tour 2003-2004 A|ARENA TOUR 2003~2004 A]]'' DVD. "CAROLS" was used as the Panasonic Digital Camera "LUM ; Live Performances
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• Heaven (Hamasaki Ayumi)
  : 2005.09.14 ...This single reached #1 on the [[Oricon]] charts and sold 320,591 copies in 2005, becoming the #23 single of the year. It charted for 18 weeks and sold a to
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• BoA
  ...acts today. BoA has approximately sold more than 10,000,000 copies in both Japan and Korea. ** [[avex trax]] <small>(2001&ndash;) (Japan)</small>
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• MONO
  '''MONO''' is a [[Post-rock|post-rock]] band from [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. Their songs, all of which are instrumental, are usually focused on layer ...ss Murder Refrain|Palmless Prayer/Mass Murder Refrain]]'', was released in 2005. The album makes significant use of string instruments such as violins and
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• Nakashima Mika
  ...a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer-songwriter and actress under [[Sony Music Japan]]. She is well known for playing the role of [[Osaki Nana]] in the ''[[NANA * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Hioki, Kagoshima|Hioki, Kagoshima, Japan]]
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• Best ~Second Session~
  : 2006.03.08 <small>(Japan)</small> ...D 2 Tracklist (''Live video from [[Live Tour 2005 ~First Things~|LIVE TOUR 2005 ~first things~]])
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• Star (Koda Kumi)
  : 2005.09.07 : ¥255 <small>iTunes Japan</small>
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• You (Koda Kumi)
  : 2005.12.07 : 2005.12.09 <small>(South Korea)</small>
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• Dream (group)
  ...a permanent audience and struggled to build a solid fanbase. From 2004 to 2005, dream released the singles "[[Pure|PURE]]", "[[Love Generation]]", and "[[ ...le) and ''[[Greatest Live Hits]]'' (an album featuring recordings of their live performances). For the next few months, nothing was heard of from dream and
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• LISA
  *'''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ...she was dropped from the label, and was picked up by the [[Universal Music Japan]] subsidiary label, [[Kitei MME]]. After the release of two more unsuccessf
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• Arc
  ...or the first two years the member line-up was unstable, and since April of 2005 Arc has had the same line-up. ...pril of 2005. He replaced [[Chiyu (SuG)|Chiyu]], who left on January 22nd, 2005. Chiyu would later join the bands [[Nana (band)|Nana]] and [[SuG]]. After T
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• Aiuchi Rina
  * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Osaka]], [[Japan]] ...ed over 419,000 copies. She also began her national tour "Rina Aiuchi Live Tour 2002 'POWER OF WORDS'" and had eight performances.
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• Kuraki Mai
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Funabashi|Funabashi, Chiba, Japan]] ...impressed with her vocal abilities that they encouraged her to go back to Japan and record. She did so and released her Japanese debut single, "[[Love, Day
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• Amuro Namie
  ...Namie promoting [[Namie Amuro Final Tour 2018 ~Finally~|namie amuro Final Tour 2018 ~Finally~]] (2018)]] ...26-year career with a series of promotions, including a best-of album and tour, a documentary series, a multi-city retrospective gallery, and a final perf
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• Every Little Thing
  ...rlasting]]'', followed in 1997 and sold over two million copies throughout Japan. Regularly appearing inside the top 10 of the Oricon, and on occasion, hitt * [2005.02.16] [[Acoustic: Latte|ACOUSTIC: LATTE]]
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• Suzuki Ami
  ...Kanagawa|Zama]], [[Wikipedia:Kanagawa Prefecture|Kanagawa Prefecture]], [[Japan]] ...美) was born on February 9th 1982 in [[Zama]], [[Kanagawa Prefecture]], [[Japan]]. Suzuki first entered the entertainment world in 1997 at the age of fifte
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• BENI
  ...]] singer, currently signed to the label [[Universal Music|Universal Music Japan]]. Her debut in the music business was as a member of the now defunct idol * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Okinawa Prefecture|Okinawa, Japan]]
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• Do As Infinity
  ...ai]], who (as of the 2008 reunion) is no longer in the group. Prior to the 2005 split, Nagao would often work away from the public eye; he would only make ==Great Tour Band==
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• BONNIE PINK
  ...nese pop]] singer-songwriter, currently signed to the label [[Warner Music Japan]]. She debuted in the music business with the album ''[[Blue Jam]]'' under * '''Place of Birth''' [[Kyoto]], [[Japan]]
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• ARASHI
  ...their tenth anniversary in 2009 by holding a concert titled ''Anniversary Tour 5x10'' at Tokyo National Stadium (Kokuritsu-Kyōgijō). In 2010, ARASHI was * [2005.08.03] [[One (ARASHI)|One]]
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• Matsuura Aya
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Hyogo Prefecture|Hyogo, Japan]] ** [[Nochiura Natsumi]] (2004&ndash;2005)
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• Miura Daichi
  ...''DAICHI''', is the former lead singer of [[Folder]], where he was dubbed "Japan's Smallest Soulman". His showbiz career began at the age of 9 when he wowed * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Okinawa Prefecture|Okinawa]], [[Japan]]
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• Berryz Kobo
  *[[Ishimura Maiha]] (石村舞波, graduated October 2, 2005) ...rticipating in the group. However, this idea was apparently dropped and in 2005, the other seven Hello! Project Kids ended up forming their own group, [[C-
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• 9nine
  ...our member girl group. They were formed under [[LesPros Entertainment]] in 2005 as a nine member [[idol]] group. They received great support from school gi ...st 2010, 9nine has been signed under [[Sony Music Entertainment|Sony Music Japan]] and would focus on becoming more of a "performance girls unit". Aside fro
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• ALI PROJECT
  ...MARK CORPORATION]] (2003), [[Frontier Works]] (2004), [[ON THE RUN]] (2004~2005), their own label [[ZAZOU Records]] (1999~2000) and the [[Lantis]] sub-labe * [2005.06.22] [[Dilettante]]
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• Crystal Kay
  ...okohama|Yokohama]], [[wikipedia:Kanagawa Prefecture|Kanagawa Prefecture]], Japan to an African-American father and a Korean mother, Kay started her music ca ...okohama|Yokohama]], [[wikipedia:Kanagawa Prefecture|Kanagawa Prefecture]], Japan
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• m-flo
  ...e from [[VERBAL]] was also included in the song as he had just returned to Japan. The Way We Were would be released as a vinyl single on October 24, 1998 un ...9.jpg|thumb|270px|m-flo promoting ''[[Beat Space Nine|BEAT SPACE NINE]]'' (2005)]]
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• Angela Aki
  ...アキ) is a Japanese pop singer, songwriter and pianist. She debuted mid-2005 with the single "[[Home (Angela Aki single)|HOME]]", despite releasing two ...:Itano|Itano]], [[wikipedia:Tokushima Prefecture|Tokushima Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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• Antic Cafe
  After their live on January 4th, 2010 at Nippon Budoukan, Antic Cafe has been on hiatus. Sin ...ical), whom all hail from the [[Wikipedia:Kantō region|Kantou]] area of [[Japan]], met eachother on an unnamed internet messageboard while searching for ot
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• Abe Natsumi
  ...ipedia: Muroran,_Hokkaidō|Muroran]], [[Wikipedia:Hokkaidō|Hokkaidō]], [[Japan]] ** [[Nochiura Natsumi]] (2004&ndash;2005)
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• Goto Maki
  ...ration member of [[Morning Musume]]. She has sold over 1,576,761 copies in Japan alone being the second best-selling solo artist in Hello! Project. Early in * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Edogawa]], [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]
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• Fujimoto Miki
  ...ikawa, Hokkaido|Takikawa]], [[Wikipedia:Hokkaido Prefecture|Hokkaidō]], [[Japan]] ** [[Hello! Project Akagumi]] (2005)
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• KOKIA
  ...so popular it was even covered by star [[Sammi Cheng]]. Her biggest hit in Japan was the single "[[The Power of Smile / Remember the Kiss|The Power of Smile * '''Birthplace:''' Tokyo, Japan
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• JUDY AND MARY
  ...130,000. A more recent figure brings the bands sales to over 14,737,920 in Japan alone. After the band's release of their debut, they headed out on an extensive tour, starting in the Kanto region in May 1992. The band soon gathered a small f
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• MAX (group)
  '''MAX''' is a four member female idol group hailing from Okinawa, Japan. The group, whose name is an acronym for '''M'''usical '''A'''ctive e'''X'' ...eir first #1 hit. In fall of 1997, they went on their first tour J-POP GIG TOUR. They then released their second album [[Maxomum II|MAXIMUM II]] of Christm
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• DREAMS COME TRUE (band)
  ...version of [[Sing or Die|SING OR DIE]] in the USA and they made a six city tour. * [2005.02.16] [[Nando Demo]] (何度でも)
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• EXILE
  ...ESTPROMO.jpg|thumb|250px|EXILE promoting ''[[Perfect Best|SELECT BEST]]'' (2005)]] * [2012.01.01] [[EXILE Japan / Solo|EXILE JAPAN / Solo]] <small>('''EXILE''' / [[ATSUSHI|EXILE ATSUSHI]])</small>
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• 12012
  ...[[NAYUTAWAVE RECORDS]], a subsidiary of [[Universal Music|Universal Music Japan]]. Since the label change, they have toned down their visual looks. ...it was announced that after their ''THE FANGS OF KILLER "SEVEN" SADNESS'' tour ends on December 12th, [[Suga Yuusuke]] will withdraw from the band. The fa
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• Kitade Nana
  * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Sapporo]], [[Hokkaido]], [[Japan]] ...- 18.jpg|thumb|225px|Kitade promoting ''[[18 -Eighteen-|18 -eighteen-]]'' (2005)]]
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• Iida Kaori
  [[File:Iidakaori_2003.jpg|right|210px|thumb|Iida Kaori (2005)]] ...ipedia: Muroran,_Hokkaidō|Muroran]], [[Wikipedia:Hokkaidō|Hokkaidō]], [[Japan]]
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• AI (singer)
  ** [[RCA Ariola Japan]] <small>(2000&ndash;2002)</small> ** [[EMI Music Japan]] <small>(2011&ndash;2014)</small>
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• CHEMISTRY
  ...thumb|260px|CHEMISTRY promoting "[[Kimi ga Iru (CHEMISTRY)|Kimi ga Iru]]" (2005)]] * [2005.11.16] [[Four (CHEMISTRY)|fo(u)r]]
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• AAA
  ...ngle, "[[Blood on Fire|BLOOD on FIRE]]", was used in the ''[[Initial D]]'' live action movie. Their first full-length album and first mini-album, both titl * [[avex trax]] (2005&ndash;)
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• Cocco
  * '''Birthplace:''' Naha, [[Okinawa]], [[Japan]] She was first heard in Japan when Tower Records Japan used her song "[[Sing a Song ~No Music, No Life~]]" for a series of commerc
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• Shimatani Hitomi
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Kure, Hiroshima|Kure, Hiroshima, Japan]] Shimatani won the "1st The Japan Singer" audition in 1997. She debuted on the [[avex trax]] label in 1999 wi
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• Ayabie
  ...signed to indies label [[SPEED DISK]] (2004-2009) and major label [[Tokuma Japan Communications]] (2009-2010). Ayabie was a [[Visual-Kei|visual-kei]] and [[ ...r own band, [[AYABIE]], which they revealed on September 17th. Their first live as a new band was a one-man concert titled ''Aki no Kanshasai '10'' on Octo
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• Takahashi Ai
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Sakai, Fukui|Sakai, Fukui, Japan]] * '''Motto:''' Dream (I always want to live with a dream)
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• Niigaki Risa
  ...kohama, Kanagawa|Yokohama]], [[Wikipedia:Kanagawa Prefecture|Kanagawa]], [[Japan]] ** [[Hello! Project Akagumi]] (2005)
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• Tsuji Nozomi
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo]], [[Japan]] **[[Hello! Project Shirogumi]] (2005)
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• NEWS (group)
  * [[Uchi Hiroki]] (内博貴, suspended July 2005) [[Image:NEWS2005.jpg|thumb|230px|NEWS (2005)]]
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• UVERworld
  ...ix members all originating from [[Wikipedia:Kusatsu, Shiga|Kusatsu, Shiga, Japan]]. They are signed to gr8! Records under the [[Sony Music Entertainment|Son ...rious songs for them and serves as back-up member for the band during some live shows. Despite sighting musical differences as a reason for not joining UVE
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• Yaida Hitomi
  [[Universal Music Japan]] label. She has often been compared to [[Shiina Ringo]] due to her dedicat * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Osaka]], [[Japan]]
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• CAPSULE (group)
  ...|electronic]] duo from [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. They are under [[Warner Music Japan]]'s sub-label [[unBORDE]]. Prior to that, they were on their own label [[co ...Keikaku]]" (in that order). The first one was shown in theaters before the live-action movie ''[[Cutie Honey (movie)|Cutie Honey]]''.
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• YUKI (singer)
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Hokkaido Prefecture|Hokkaido, Japan]] ...ollege|Hakodate Otani College]]. After graduation, she worked briefly as a tour guide and beautician.
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• Matsuda Seiko
  ...(松田聖子) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer-songwriter and is one of Japan's most influential female artists. She got her start as an [[Idol]] startin .../Fukuoka Fukuoka] [http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prefecture Prefecture], [[Japan]]
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• Kimura Kaela
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ...under the alias of "Katie". The band had two of their songs featured on a 2005 compilation album called ''[[...Of Newtypes|...of newtypes]]''.
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• Takanori Nishikawa
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Yasu, Shiga|Yasu, Shiga, Japan]] ** [[abingdon boys school]] (2005&ndash;present)
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• Shinhwa
  ...anbase by releasing albums and touring in other countries, most notably in Japan. Also, their dedication to one another proved strong and remarkable, as the ===Live Albums===
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• Hello! Morning
  *[2001.01.07] #039 - Hello! Project 2001 special (live) ===2005===
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• MISIA
  ...[avex trax]] to go back to her former record label, [[Sony Music Japan|BMG Japan]]. In 1998 she debuted with the single "[[Tsutsumi Komu You ni...]]", which She first appeared in 1998 after being spotted at an BMG Japan audition in '97. After that, she gave herself the name "MISIA", a combinati
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• Pink Lady
  * [1979.08.05] [[Magical Musical Tour (Fushigi na Tabi)|Magical Musical Tour (Fushigi na Tabi)]] (不思議な旅) ===<span class="mw-headline"> Live Albums </span>===
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• HY
  * [[climax entertainment]] (2001-2005) ..., but they continue to be one of the most popular [[Indie|indie]] bands in Japan and continuously achieve high sales with each album release. In 2003, HY be
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• Antennasia
  ...um "Phased" was released internationally by Double Life Records in 2002. A tour in Belgium and Holland in 2003 was followed by various festival performance ...llowing appearances as a supporting act to "Lemongrass" and "Weathertunes" live performances, their tracks were featured on compilations created by the "Le
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• Tong Vfang Xien Qi
  ...Shin Ki''' (동방신기) in Korea and '''Tohoshinki''' (東方神起) in Japan, or by the acronyms TVXQ, DBSK, TVfXQ, TVXQ!) is a [[K-Pop]]/[[J-Pop]] male ...ril 2010, [[avex]] stated through a press release that their activities in Japan were also put in hold or suspended.
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• Takahashi Hitomi
  ...est known for contributing her songs to anime. She made her debut in April 2005 with "[[Bokutachi no Yukue]]". * '''Birthplace:''' Miyagi Prefecture, [[Japan]]
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• globe
  ...[kco|Yamada Keiko]] in a singing contests while [[Marc Panther]] was a MTV Japan VJ at that time. They released their first single later that year, entitled ...e2 Pop/Rock]]''. They also kicked off their anniversary tour, globe decade tour, and appeared at a-nation during that year.
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• hitomi (singer)
  * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Tochigi Prefecture]], [[Japan]] ...ama Promo.jpg|thumb|235px|hitomi promoting "[[Cragy Mama|CRA"G"Y☆MAMA]]"(2005)]]
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• Ikimonogakari
  ...eir major debut in March 2006 with [[Sony Music Entertainment|EPIC Records Japan]]. ...ormed in February 1999 as an [[Indie|indie]] band based in [[Kanagawa]], [[Japan]]. Founded by [[Mizuno Yoshiki]] and [[Yamashita Hotaka]], the two began do
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• Super Junior
  ...group under SM Entertainment for almost 7 years. They debuted in November 2005, with the album ''[[Super Junior 05|SuperJunior05 (TWINS)]]'' as a twelve-m ...ss Asia and they have held concerts in such places as Taiwan, Thailand and Japan.
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• Kato Shigeaki
  *'''Birthplace:''' [[Osaka]], [[Osaka Prefecture]], [[Japan]] *'''Radio Shows:''' SHIGET TOGETHER (2005-2008), SORASHIGE BOOK (2011-)
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• Akanishi Jin
  ...reer by signing a global record contract with [http://wmg.jp/ Warner Music Japan]. * '''Place of Birth''': [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]
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• Southern All Stars
  ...the 4th best-selling artist and having sold more than 47,083,000 copies in Japan. ...almost 3 million copies. The single was marked the 3rd best-selling one in Japan. In 2001, guitarist [[Omori Takashi]] graduated from the group to take a re
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• Mizuki Nana
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Niihama|Niihama, Ehime, Japan]] On October 2005, her 12th single "[[Eternal Blaze|ETERNAL BLAZE]]" reach #2 on the Oricon w
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• Chihara Minori
  ...unomiya, Tochigi|Utsunomiya]], [[wikipedia:Tochigi Prefecture|Tochigi]], [[Japan]] ** [[avex mode]] <small>(2005)</small>
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• v-u-den
  ...called "hello! x2". They released a decent number of singles, did a small tour in Singapore, and even performed in ''[[Ribbon no Kishi: The Musical]]''. T * [2005.10.26] [[Suite Room Number 1]] (スイートルームナンバー1)
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• RIP SLYME
  ...SLYME''' is a Japanese hip-hop group. Currently signed onto [[Warner Music Japan]], the members are [[RYO-Z]], [[ILMARI]], [[PES]] & [[SU]] who serve as voc ...e Warner Indies Label. In 2001, they officially signed onto [[Warner Music Japan]], releasing their first major single "[[Stepper's Delight|STEPPER'S DELIGH
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• Hirahara Ayaka
  ...MI]] in 2006. In 2013, Ayaka moved from [[Dreamusic]] to [[Universal Music Japan]] sub-label, [[Universal Music|NAYUTAWAVE RECORDS]]. * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]
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• Hirano Aya
  * '''Birthplace:''' Aichi Prefecture, [[Japan]] ...no Aya 1st Live 2008 Riot Tour Live DVD|Hirano Aya 1st LIVE 2008 RIOT TOUR LIVE DVD]]
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• C-ute
  ...o the group and made her debut during Hello! Project's 2006 Winter concert tour. For the rest of 2006, °C-ute appeared in several concerts performing orig ...Satomi]]. On December 30, 2007, °C-ute was chosen as "Best New Artist" by Japan Record Awards, 14 out of the 21 panel judges voted for them. In December 20
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• Hello! Project on FLET'S
  ...beginning of September 2004, members of the internet service provider in [[Japan]] called [[FLET'S]] (フレッツ) were able to access special videos of [[ [[Nakazawa Yuko]] Xmas live concert diary 2004-12-23
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• FAKE (band)
  ...cert of this tour, on November 24, at ZEPP Tokyo, was later broadcasted in Japan by WOWOW. ...careers, they changed their label from [[Warner Music Japan]] to [[Tokuma Japan Communications]].
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• Psycho le Cemu
  ...pan and recently completed their second tour of the United States in early 2005. The band decide to disband. They held a "final" live in May 2006. Each member going seperate ways. [[Kajinaga Daishi|DAISHI]] pu
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• V6
  2005 marked the group's 10th anniversary. They opened up a temporary museum in S ...their LIVE TOUR 2008 VIBES concert. For the first time the concept of the tour was left to the members. [[Okada Junichi]] was given the opportunity to lea
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• KAT-TUN
  ...eak viewer ship of 32.8% and an average of 17.7% in the Kantou Region of [[Japan]]. The program raised ¥300 million for charity ($2.6 Million USD). The shi * [2005.04.20] [[Summary of Johnny's World|SUMMARY of Johnny's World]]
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• Kanjani8
  In 2005, Uchi Hiroki was suspended from all activities with Kanjani8 due to an unde * Have four songs: Purin (2003), Amechan (2004), Mikan (2004), and Onigishi (2005).
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• PUFFY
  ...wn in Japan with their television show ''[[Pa-Pa-Pa-Pa-Puffy]]'' (aired in Japan on [[TV Asahi]]). They became well known worldwide and in America with thei ...i]]'' and follow-up singles and full albums also sold into the millions in Japan alone.
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• HIGH and MIGHTY COLOR
  ...kipedia:Linkin Park|Linkin Park]] or [[ORANGE RANGE]]) on the [[Sony Music Japan]] label. Their name is sometimes shortened to 'Haikara (ハイカラ)' in J ...:DAYSPROMO.jpg|thumb|300px|right|HIGH and MIGHTY COLOR promoting [[Days]] (2005)]]
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• ASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION
  * [2005.06.08] [[ASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION Presents NANO-MUGEN Compilation|ASIAN KUN ===Live Albums===
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• Porno Graffitti
  * [2005.04.20] [[Thumpx|THUMP^x]] ===Live Albums===
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• MOON KANA
  * '''Birth Place:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] [[File:MOON Kanaspade.jpg|right|240px|thumb|Kana promoting ''[[Spade]]'' (2005)]]
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• DIR EN GREY
  * [[east west japan]] (1999-2000) ...lbum (filmed at the Osaka-jo Hall) would later become the first of several live concerts to be released on VHS and DVD.
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• chatmonchy
  ...er the [[Sony]] sub-label [[Ki/oon Records]]. The band made their debut in 2005 with the mini-album, ''[[chatmonchy Has Come|chatmonchy has come]]'', but i ===Before 2005: Beginnings===
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• Mr.Children (Japanese band)
  ..., without a break. One tour focused on the physical performance. The other tour was the combination of the band with the latest technology on a huge set. T ...ws|Tomorrow never knows]]". That song was composed in a hotel during their tour. It was about life itself and also about the real circumstances that the ba
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• GLAY
  '''GLAY''' is one of Japan's most popular [[:Category:J-Rock|rock]] bands. GLAY's name originated from Since their debut single, "[[Rain (GLAY)|RAIN]]" (produced by [[X Japan]]'s [[YOSHIKI]]), they have produced over 10 albums and 40 singles. With re
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• GO!GO!7188
  ...solo projects. GO!GO!7188 released their comeback single after a break in 2005, "[[Kinkyori Ren'ai]]", which was followed by their fifth studio album, ''[ ===Live Albums===
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• Shiina Ringo
  ...areer, but in 2020, she reunited with Tokyo Jihen again for a new EP and a tour. * '''Birthplace:''' [[wikipedia:Saitama|Saitama]], [[Japan]]
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• Tokyo Jihen
  ...final farewell tour. In 2020, the group reunited again for a new EP and a tour. * [[Ukigumo]] (浮雲) (guitar) <small>(2005&ndash;2012; 2020&ndash;)</small>
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• Hirai Ken
  ...R&B]]-[[J-Pop|pop]] singer-songwriter under the [[Sony Music Japan|Ariola Japan]] label. * '''Birthplace:''' [[Osaka Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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• Spitz
  ...op]]-[[J-Rock|rock]] band formed in 1987. They are under [[Universal Music Japan]] label. [[File:Souvenir Promo.png|thumb|250px|Spitz promoting ''[[Souvenir]]'' (2005)]]
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• KIRITO
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Sapporo]], [[Hokkaido]], [[Japan]] Kirito's solo career began in 2005, when he released his first solo single, "[[Door (Kirito)|DOOR]]", and tour
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• Nakazawa Yuko
  ...:Fukuchiyama, Kyoto|Fukuchiyama]], [[Wikipedia:Kyoto Prefecture|Kyoto]], [[Japan]] ** [[Hello! Project Shirogumi]] (2005)
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• Tsuchiya Anna
  * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ** [[Cutting Edge]] (2005-)
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• Oe Senri
  ...Student". Before the year was up, Oe announced that he would go his first tour, "Boys&Girls Together", by the beginning of 1984. * [2005.04.20] [[Ghost Rider]] (ゴーストライター)
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• Suzuki Airi
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Chiba Prefecture|Chiba, Japan]] ** [[Hello! Project Kids]] (2002&ndash;2005)
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• Kamei Eri
  ...ace:''' [[Wikipedia:Arakawa, Tokyo|Arakawa]], [[Wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ** [[Hello! Project Akagumi]] (2005)
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• Michishige Sayumi
  ...edia:Ube, Yamaguchi|Ube]], [[Wikipedia:Yamaguchi Prefecture|Yamaguchi]], [[Japan]] ** [[Hello! Project Akagumi]] (2005)
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• YOSHIKA
  ...edwood Tree|REDWOOD TREE]]" and a live album "[[I Sing -Live Best-|I SING -LIVE BEST-]]". * '''Birth Place:''' [[Yokohama]], [[Kanagawa Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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• ONE OK ROCK
  The band formed in summer 2005 with [[Toru (ONE OK ROCK)|Toru]], [[Alex (model)|Alex]], [[Ryota (ONE OK RO ...]]", its [[Dorama|drama]] tie-in with ''[[GODHAND TERU]]'', and their 2009 tour. Following the scandal, the band revealed that Alex was officially no longe
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• Kobukuro
  ...uted in 1999 as an indies artist. In 2001 they signed up to [[Warner Music Japan]]. ...their first song "[[Sakura (Kobukuro)|Sakura]]" (which was re-recorded on 2005).
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• Summer Night Town
  : 2005.03.02 <small>(12cm Single)</small> # Summer Night Town (First Live Version)
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• FUNKY MONKEY BABY'S
  * [[DJ CHEMICAL]] (DJ) (2005-2013) * [[Dolly Music]] (2005-2013)
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• lecca
  ...dancehall]] singer-songwriter and politician. She made her indies debut in 2005. In 2006 she was signed to [[avex trax]]'s [[cutting edge]] sub-label, maki She returned to Japan in 2003, and joined the [[J-Hip-Hop|hip-hop]] group [[LEGNIS]]. In the grou
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• Hare Ame Nochi Suki
  ...4 Haru The Best of Japan|Morning Musume CONCERT TOUR 2004 Haru The BEST of Japan]] *[2004] [[Abe Natsumi First Concert Tour 2004 ~Anata Iro~]] <small>(Abe Natsumi solo)</small>
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• Shibasaki Kou
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Toshima-ku]], [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ...tle Royale]] as ''Souma Mitsuko''. She has reached star status not only in Japan but all over East Asia. She has received many awards as an actress. Shibasa
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• Daite Hold On Me!
  : 2005.03.02 <small>(12cm CD)</small> ...leased in 1998 on an 8cm CD by the label [[zetima]] and was re-released in 2005 on a 12cm CD.
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• Memory Seishun no Hikari
  : 2005.03.02 <small>(12cm CD)</small> # Memory Seishun no Hikari (99.4.18 Live Version) (Memory青春の光)
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• Koi no Dance Site
  : 2005.03.02 <small>(12cm CD)</small> ...d charted for fourteen weeks, selling 1,229,970 copies. It was reissued in 2005 as a 12cm CD both separately and as part of the [[Morning Musume Early Sing
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• Happy Summer Wedding
  *[2000] [[Morning Musume First Live at Budokan ~Dancing Love Site 2000 Haru~]] *[2001] [[Morning Musume Live Revolution 21 Haru|Morning Musume Live Revolution 21 Haru ~Osaka-Jo Hall Saishuu Bi~]]
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• Ohno Satoshi
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ...choreographed some of his own solo routines, and for ARASHI's 2006 Summer tour he choreographed some of the routines for the whole group. To this day, Ohn
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• Ren'ai Revolution 21
  ...eme song for ''[[Wikipedia:Saltimbanco|Saltimbanco]]'''s 2000-2001 tour of Japan. The single reached #2 on the Oricon charts and charted for eleven weeks, s *[2000] [[Morning Musume First Live at Budokan ~Dancing Love Site 2000 Haru~]]
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• The Peace!
  ...r 2002 Haru "Love is Alive!" at Saitama Super Arena|Morning Musume Concert Tour 2002 Haru "LOVE IS ALIVE!" at Saitama Super Arena]] ...[[Morning Musume Concert Tour 2003 Haru "Non Stop!"|Morning Musume Concert Tour 2003 Haru "NON STOP!"]]
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• Mr. Moonlight ~Ai no Big Band~
  ...as track #13 on the first disc, and the ''[[Morning Musume Best of Singles Japan Expo Limited Edition]]'' album as track #13 on the second disc. ...ning Musume Concert Tour 2002 Haru "Love Is Alive!"|Morning Musume Concert Tour 2002 Haru "LOVE IS ALIVE!" at Saitama Super Arena]]
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• Souda! We're Alive
  ...ning Musume Concert Tour 2002 Haru "Love is Alive!"|Morning Musume Concert Tour 2002 Haru "LOVE IS ALIVE!" at Saitama Super Arena]] ...[[Morning Musume Concert Tour 2003 Haru "Non Stop!"|Morning Musume Concert Tour 2003 Haru "NON STOP!"]]
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• Do It! Now
  ...[[Morning Musume Concert Tour 2003 Haru "Non Stop!"|Morning Musume CONCERT TOUR 2003 Haru "NON STOP!"]] ...rning Musume Concert Tour 2003 "15nin de Non Stop!"|Morning Musume Concert Tour 2003 "15nin de NON STOP!"]]
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• Koko ni Iruzee!
  ...[[Morning Musume Concert Tour 2003 Haru "Non Stop!"|Morning Musume Concert Tour 2003 Haru "NON STOP!"]] ...rning Musume Concert Tour 2003 "15nin de Non Stop!"|Morning Musume Concert Tour 2003 "15nin de NON STOP!"]]
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• Shabondama (Morning Musume)
  ...rning Musume Concert Tour 2003 "15nin de Non Stop!"|Morning Musume Concert Tour 2003 "15nin de NON STOP!"]] ...04 Haru The Best of Japan|Morning Musume CONCER TOUR 2004 Haru The BEST of Japan]]
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• Go Girl ~Koi no Victory~
  * [2003.12.01] [[Digital Dream Live 2003]] * [2003.12.26] Music Station Special Live
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• Ai Araba It's All Right
  ...4 Haru The Best of Japan|Morning Musume CONCERT TOUR 2004 Haru The BEST of Japan]] ...he Best of Japan Natsu ~ Aki '04"|Morning Musume Concert Tour "The BEST of Japan Natsu ~ Aki '04"]]
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• Roman ~My Dear Boy~
  ...4 Haru The Best of Japan|Morning Musume CONCERT TOUR 2004 Haru The BEST of Japan]] ...he Best of Japan Natsu ~ Aki '04"|Morning Musume Concert Tour "The BEST of Japan Natsu ~ Aki '04"]]
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• THE HIGH-LOWS
  ...for the punk band [[Wikipedia:Sex Pistols|Sex Pistols]] for their Japanese tour. ...2004. But sadly, the band disbanded on November 11, 2005 after their last live at Chuo University. </div>
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• Morning Musume All Singles Complete ~10th Anniversary~
  ...ection: [[I Wish (Morning Musume)|I WISH]] <small>(from ''[[Morning Musume Live Revolution 21 Haru ~Osaka-Jo Hall Saishuu Bi~]]'')</small> ...4 Haru The Best of Japan|Morning Musume CONCERT TOUR 2004 Haru The BEST of Japan]]'')</small>
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• Hello! Project in Concert
  *[1998] [[Hello! First Live at Shibuya Kohkaido]] ...] [[Hello! Project 2005 Winter ~A Happy New Power! Akagumi~|Hello! Project 2005 Winter ~A HAPPY NEW POWER! Akagumi~]] <small>('''[[Hello! Project Akagumi]]
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• Itano Tomomi
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Kanagawa Prefecture|Kanagawa, Japan]] ** [[AKB48]] (2005&ndash;2013)
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• EXILE TAKAHIRO
  * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Shimonoseki]], [[Yamaguchi Prefecture]], [[Japan]] ** [[JAPAN UNITED with MUSIC]] (2012)
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• Matsutoya Yumi
  ...de of [[MUSIC STATION]] she is the 6th best selling artist (2nd female) in Japan, selling over 38,300,000 copies. Since then, more recent figures say she ha ...lace:''' [[Wikipedia:Hachiōji, Tokyo|Hachiouji]], [[Tokyo Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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• Sowelu
  * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ** [[Voices of KOREA/JAPAN]] (2003)
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• Evolution (Hamasaki Ayumi)
  ==Live Performances== ...2.31] [[Ayumi Hamasaki Countdown Live 2000-2001 A|ayumi hamasaki countdown live 2000-2001 A]]
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• Chara
  ...aguchi|Kawaguchi]], [[wikipedia:Saitama Prefecture|Saitama Prefecture]], [[Japan]] ...Olive]]. She was even the first woman ever to be on the cover of [[Rock On Japan]], a magazine previously oriented for male rock. Furthermore, Chara's sopho
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• Double (BoA)
  [[Image:BoA - DOUBLE Japan.jpg|thumb|275px|Japanese Single Cover]] ...the ''[[Wikipedia:MTV Video Music Awards Japan|2004 MTV Video Music Awards Japan]]'' with this song. The single reached #2 on the [[Oricon]] weekly chart an
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• Boys & Girls
  : Boys & Girls - ayumi hamasaki concert tour 2000 ...llector's items that were available only at the shows during the ''Concert Tour 2000''. They are relatively rare but do occassionally appear on e-bay.
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• Appears
  : 2005.04.18 : 2005.02.17 <small>(Germany)</small>
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• Surreal
  ==Live Performances== *[2000.11.18] [[All Japan Request Awards]]
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• M (Hamasaki Ayumi)
  : 2001.11.11 <small>(Japan)</small> ..." was certified Gold by RIAJ for exceeding more than 50,000,000 streams in Japan.
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• Endless Sorrow
  ; Live Performances *[2001.06.22~07.07] [[Ayumi Hamasaki Dome Tour 2001 A|ayumi hamasaki DOME TOUR 2001 A]]
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• Unite!
  : 2005.11.17 <small>(Germany)</small> : 2005.10.21 <small>(Germany)</small>
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• Fly High (Hamasaki Ayumi)
  : Fly high ~ayumi hamasaki concert tour 2000 A ...llector's items that were available only at the shows during the ''Concert Tour 2000''. They are relatively rare but do occassionally appear on e-bay.
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• Kiyokiba Shunsuke
  * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Ube]], [[Yamaguchi Prefecture]], [[Japan]] ...thumb|180px|Kiyokiba Shunsuke promoting "[[Sayonara Itoshii Hito yo...]]" (2005)]]
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• KREVA
  *'''Birthplace:''' [[wikipedia:Edogawa, Tokyo|Edogawa]], [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ===Live Albums===
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• aiko (singer)
  ...ularity, she won [[Oricon]]'s subscriber survey as favorite singer in both 2005 and 2006. * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Osaka Prefecture|Osaka, Japan]]
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• ORANGE RANGE
  ...''[[musiQ]]'' which was the #1 album of 2005. The group left [[Sony Music Japan|gr8! records]] in 2010 to start their own label, [http://superecholabel.com * [[KATCHAN]] (Kitao Kazuhito [北尾一人]) (drums) (2002-July 2005)
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• ORESKABAND
  ...tly signed to [[TERRY DOLLAR RECORD$]]. The band made their indie debut in 2005 with the album, ''[[Penpal]]''. They later made their major label debut und ...y began getting gigs at clubs soon after and released their first album in 2005. They were signed to Sony Music in 2006. Their song "[[Hana no Ska Dance]]"
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• ZONE
  ...arts students from whom the band had been formed. ZONE disbanded in April 2005. ...asure of the heart ~Kimi to Boku no Kiseki~]]" and made a national tour of Japan. A second disbandment was announced in Februray 2013.
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• Nagai Yume
  : 2005.04.27 ...er eldest son, and who passed away during [[YUKI Live YUKI Tour "Joy"|YUKI TOUR "joy"]]. The song was originally announced with the title "Bye Bye", becaus
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• Higurashi Aiha
  ...ed with [[Sony Music Entertainment]] and started work on a solo career. In 2005, she left the label to work with her new band [[Higurashi Aiha and LOVES!|L ** [[Higurashi Aiha and LOVES!]] (2005 - 2010)
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• RIZE
  ...ww.universal-music.co.jp/fet/ Far Eastern Tribe Records] to [[Warner Music Japan]]. ...ng been signed to [http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epic_Records Epic Records Japan], released their debut single "[[Kaminari|Kaminari]]". They followed up the
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• DOPING PANDA
  ...Rock|Japanese rock]] group formed in 1997. They were under the [[Sony|Sony Japan]] label. The band disbanded in 2012. ...earlier successes, the band released their first DVD entitled ''[[Live-Ism|LIVE-ISM]]'' in October of 2006. On June 6th 2007, they released an EP titled ''
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• the pillows
  ...apulted the band to mainstream success in Japan. After a wildly successful tour, the band proceeded to release three increasingly successful follow-up albu ...]]'' was released. This DVD covered their 15th Anniversary concert, filmed live at September 16, 2004 at Shibuya AX. The singles "[[Nonfiction]]" and "[[Th
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• 2006 Oricon Top 100 Music DVDs
  From 2005-12-05 until 2006-12-18. | SMAPとイッちゃった ! SMAP SAMPLE TOUR 2005
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• Hello! Project Photo Card
  ...eemingly random order. Photo card No. 0144, which comes with Abe Natsumi's 2005-05-18 SingleV DVD [[Yume Naraba]], may be the very last card to be released [[Matsuura Aya Concert Tour 2004 Haru ~Watashi to Watashi to Anata~]]
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• TERIYAKI BOYZ
  ...am Recordings Japan]] and [[(B)ape Sounds|(B)APE SOUNDS]]. They debuted in 2005 with the album [[Beef or Chicken|BEEF or CHICKEN]] (headed by the track [[H ...ikaze 108|KAMIKAZE 108]] would appear here. However, it would not be until 2005 when the group released their debut album, [[Beef or Chicken|BEEF or CHICKE
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• Stefanie Sun
  ...ited:''' Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Mainland China, Thailand, Taiwan, Japan, USA, Europe, New Zealand * [2005.10.07] [[Wanmei De Yitian]] (完美的一天; ''A Perfect Day'')
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• SEAMO
  ...pan]]. He made his solo debut in 2005 under [[Sony Music Entertainment|BMG JAPAN]] and rose to fame after collaborating with hip-hop duo [[BENNIE K]] on his * '''Birthplace:''' [[Nagoya]], [[Aichi Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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• the GazettE
  ...med in January of 2002 in the [[Wikipedia:Kantō region|Kantou]] area of [[Japan]] and debuted three months later with the single "[[Wakaremichi (Gazette)|W * [2011.04.06] [[Traces Best of 2005-2009|TRACES BEST OF 2005-2009]]
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• Yamashita Tomohisa
  ...leaving the band [[NEWS]]. As of 2018, his recording label is [[Sony Music Japan]], although his main management remains under [[Johnny & Associates]]. * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Funabashi]], [[Chiba Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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• Nakagawa Shoko
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ...me to beat her yet. Nakagawa's entries began to get published in September 2005 in the book [[Shokotan Blog]]. On April 21st, 2006, Nakagawa's blog broke 1
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• Kahala Tomomi
  * '''Hometown:''' [[wikipedia:Kanagawa Prefecture|Kanagawa]], [[Japan]] ...as well perceived. The single even won her the [[Japan Records Awards]] in 2005.
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• Nishikido Ryo
  *'''Birthplace:''' [[Amagasaki]], [[Hyogo Prefecture]], [[Japan]] *'''Hometown:''' [[Kadoma]], [[Osaka Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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• Akai Freesia
  *[2003] [[Melon Kinenbi Live Tour 2003 Haru ~1st Anniversary~]] ...ki First Concert Tour 2003 Haru ~Go! Makking Gold~|Goto Maki First Concert Tour 2003 Haru ~Go! Makking GOLD~]]
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• Namida no Taiyou
  * 2007-09-17 NHK: Pop Up Japan * [[Melon Kinenbi Live Tour 2004 Haru ~Mou Horetyauzo!~]]
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• Seishun Amigo
  : 2005.11.02 ...n the [[Oricon]] weekly singles chart and is the #1 best-selling single of 2005 as well as the #3 single of 2006. Each song on this single was featured in
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• Sakamoto Maaya
  *'''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo, Japan]] ...AMP]]'s works. Along with "[[Magic Number]]", she also announced a special live at [[Nippon Budokan]] to celebrate her 30th birthday and a special single f
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• Perfume (group)
  ...ipedia:Hiroshima|Hiroshima]] who debuted locally in 2001 and nationally in 2005. At first, Perfume had a hard time finding an audience or any success. They ...VE RECORDS]]. It was also during this time that they had their first three live performances. Because the girls were so energetic, fans acquired an appreci
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• Imai Tsubasa
  *'''Birthplace:''' [[Fujisawa]], [[Kanagawa Prefecture]], [[Japan]] *[2005.02.xx] [[Tsubakon]] (翼魂)
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• YOSHIKI
  ...HIKI''' is a drummer, pianist, composer, music producer, member of the [[X JAPAN]] and former member of [[globe|globe extreme]]. ...teyama|Tateyama]], [[Wikipedia:Chiba Prefecture|Chiba]], [[Wikipedia:Japan|Japan]]
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• Kudo Shizuka
  * '''Birth place:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] * [2005.06.01] [[Tsukikage]] (月影)
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• Ueto Aya
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ...s, being known as the CM Queen for representing 10 different companies. In 2005, Ueto topped the commercial popularity rankings as the most popular female
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• Okui Masami
  * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Itamishi]], [[Hyougo Prefecture]], [[Japan]] In 1989, Okui got a job as a back-up singer during [[Saito Yuki]]'s tour. She started getting more singing gigs. She also continued as a back-up sin
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• Emyli
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo, Japan]] Emyli was born and raised in a residential area in [[Tokyo]], Japan not far from [[Wikipedia:Shibuya, Tokyo|Shibuya]]. She grew up with her par
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• Shin Hye Sung
  ...with his good friends [[Kangta]] and [[Lee Ji Hoon]]. Two years later, in 2005, he became the second Shinhwa member, after [[Lee Min Woo|Min Woo]], to mak In 2010, he debuted in Japan with the simultaneous release of an original Japanese album and a Korean be
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• Nishijima Takahiro
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Hokkaido Prefecture|Hokkaido, Japan]] ** [[AAA]] (2005-present)
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• Wiki.theppn Style Guide
  ...Angela Aki]] because her name is said 'Angela Aki' and not 'Aki Angela' in Japan because she chose to have her name written in a western order). Note, some ...hown the true scale of ridiculousness taken by producers, [[JAM PUNCH TOUR 2005 ~KONDORU no PANTSU ga kui KONDORU~]] for example.
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• The End of Shite
  * [2005] [[Sweet Home Rock'n Roll Tour]] * [2012] [[YUKI Live "Sounds of Ten" at Tokyo Dome 2012.05.06|YUKI LIVE "SOUNDS OF TEN"]]
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• Oku Hanako
  ...s. She made her indies debut in 2000 and signed to a major record label in 2005. *'''Birthplace:''' [[Funabashi]], [[Chiba Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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• Tainaka Sachi
  ...dia:Kakogawa, Hyōgo|Kakogawa]], [[wikipedia:Hyōgo Prefecture|Hyougo]], [[Japan]] ...t this time she started writing and composing songs, as well as performing live.
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• Rain (singer)
  '''Rain''' (also known as '''Bi''' (비) in Korea or '''Pi''' (ピ) in Japan) is a South Korean singer, actor and model currently under [[SUBLIME]] and ...million of copies in Asia and topped the charts of many Asian countries as Japan (100,000 copies), China (500,000 copies), Taiwan (70,000 copies), Thailands
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• Furukawa Konatsu
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Kanagawa Prefecture|Kanagawa]], Japan ** [[Tomoiki Ki wo Uetai]] (2005&ndash;2010)
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• PUSHIM
  ...gory:J-Reggae|Japanese reggae]] artist, debuted in 1999 under [[Sony Music Japan]] label. *'''Birthplace:''' [[wikipedia:Osaka Prefecture|Osaka]], [[Japan]]
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• Sueyoshi Shuta
  *'''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Nagasaki Prefecture|Nagasaki, Japan]] ** [[AAA]] (2005&ndash;)
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• Base Ball Bear
  ...ー) is a four piece [[J-Rock|Japanese rock band]] signed to [[EMI Music Japan]] and managed by [http://www.sma.co.jp/ Sony Music Artists]. The group was ...[Band B ni Tsuite (Indies)|Band B ni Tsuite]]'' hit stores in 2005. During 2005 [[Sekine Shiori]] was part of the cast of the movie ''[[Linda Linda Linda]]
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• Arai Akino
  * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ...[[Oricon]]. She also had her own radio show, Viridian House, from 1997 to 2005.
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• BLOOD (band)
  ...ies]] [[Gothic|goth]] band that was founded in February 2002 in [[Osaka]], Japan. The founding members were [[Kiwamu]] on guitar, [[Kaede (BLOOD)|kaede]] on ...this time the mini-album '''BLOOD''' was created and they had their first live Concert in the USA at the Fanime 2003. Then, on the 29th February of 2004,
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• Sasagawa Miwa
  * '''Birthplace:''' Shiunji, Niigata, Japan In 1983, Sasagawa was born in the small town of Shiunji in Niigata, Japan. Starting in 2nd grade Sasagawa started to go to piano classes. By 6th grad
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• ayaka (singer)
  ...r her own company [[A stAtion]]. She debuted in 2006, under [[Warner Music Japan]], with the ballad "[[I Believe (ayaka)|I believe]]", which was used as the * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Osaka]], [[Osaka Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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• CRAZE
  ...ith CRAZE, TUSK wanted to leave CRAZE and go solo. They played their final live without TUSK in January 9th, 2006. </div> * [2005.09.07] [[Nil to Hero]]
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• D
  ...[[Aioria]]) on drums. Following their formation until their first official live, any activity D had was "secret activities". Their debut live was in the "SHOCK JAM #001" event at Kawasaki CLUB CITTA' on April 6th. Oth
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• DAIGO
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ...g a new alternate idenity - DAIGO☆PUNK. The punk identity seemed to be a live only thing as no releases has been made under the new name.
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• Doremidan
  On November 25th, 2011 it was announced that after their 10th anniversary tour ''Juunen Onkai'', Doremidan will disband.<ref>"[http://natalie.mu/music/new
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• Hiizumi Masayuki
  * '''Birthplace:''' Kobe, Hyōgo Prefecture, Japan
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• J
  ...]] band [[LUNA SEA]]. In 1997, J debuted under the label [[Universal Music Japan]] with the single "[[Burn Out|BURN OUT]]". * '''Birthplace:''' Hadano, [[Kanagawa Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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• May'n
  ...under stage name '''Nakabayashi May''' on the [[Universal Music Japan]] in 2005 but later transferred to [[Victor Entertainment Inc.|Victor Entertainment]] * '''Stage Name:''' Nakabayashi May <small>(2005-2006)</small>, May'n <small>(2007-present)</small>
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• w-inds.
  They have had five successful tours in Japan, and in their third and fourth tours, they branched out into Taiwan. w-inds. have won many awards in Japan for the good sales in their singles, albums, and dance as well. They are in
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• Remioromen
  ...9ka]]" and "[[Konayuki (Remioromen)|Konayuki]]" which were featured in the 2005 [[Dorama|drama]] ''[[1 Litre no Namida]]''. The band is currently signed to * [[Minagawa Makoto]] (皆川真人) - Keyboards, chorus; 2005-present
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• BUMP OF CHICKEN
  ..."[[Tentai Kansoku]]", marks the first step for them on the top ten list of Japan's [[Oricon]] Charts. * [2013.07.03] [[BUMP OF CHICKEN II 2005-2010|BUMP OF CHICKEN II <2005-2010>]]
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• Tamaki Hiroshi
  ...music.co.jp/fet/index.html Far Eastern Tribe Records], a [[Universal Music Japan]] sub-label. * '''Birthplace:''' [[Nagoya]], [[Aichi Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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• TETSUYA
  ...''TETSU69''') is the founder and bassist of [[L'Arc~en~Ciel]]. In December 2005, it was announced he would also be playing bass for a new band called [[cre * '''Birth Place''': [[Osaka]], [[Osaka Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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• Vidoll
  ...January of 2011, Vidoll announced that they will disband after their final live in May of 2011. ...~Kousakusuru Misshitsu Osoi Yamai to Meditation~" which hit 14 stops. The tour final was at Meguro Rockmaykan on April 26th.
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• Uno Misako
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo, Japan]] ** [[AAA]] <small>(2005&ndash;)</small>
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• Kajiura Yuki
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] **[[FictionJunction ASUKA]] (2005)
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• SID
  ...D)|Mao]] and [[Aki (SID)|Aki]], though it wasn't until their first one-man live at Meguro Rockmaykan on January 14th, 2004 that [[Shinji (SID)|Shinji]] and ===2003-2005===
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• NANA (manga)
  ...magazine [[Cookie|Cookie]] since 1999. A [[NANA (film)|movie]] was made in 2005 (with a sequel in 2006), and an [[NANA (anime)|anime adaptation]] began air ...has led a rough life. Her mother abandoned her as a child and she went to live with her grandmother. When her grandmother died during Nana's first year of
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• ALICE NINE.
  ...nd of May 2010, it was announced that they had switched labels to [[Tokuma Japan Communications]]. On March 1st, 2015 they changed their name to '''A9''' an * [[Tokuma Japan Communications]] (2010-2013)
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• Nakamori Akina
  ...kamori Akina)|Enka]]''. As of 2013, she is the 20th best selling artist in Japan with over 25.37 million records sold. With a career of 30 years, she has ex * '''Birth Place:''' [[Wikipedia:Kiyose, Tokyo|Kiyose, Tokyo, Japan]]
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• Asaka Yui
  ...out YUI ASAKA SUMMER TOUR '89 ROCK'N ROLL CIRCUS that went to 24 cities in Japan. She was also in the popular movie ''[[YAWARA!]]'' as the main character an ...in more then four years with some success. She also had her comeback live tour in 1998, entitled ''[[Well, Well, Well '98]]'', and started to act in vario
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• Becky
  ...is under the talent agency [[Sun Music]] and the record label [[EMI Music Japan]]. * '''Birthplace:''' [[Kanagawa Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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• Siwon
  ...ght Casting System" in 2003 and debuted as a member of [[Super Junior]] in 2005. However, he was first officially seen in a music video for fellow label-ma ...Kong on November 23, 2006. Siwon promoted the movie in China with a short tour of four cities at the end of November 2006.
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• FiVe
  *[[Jimmy Mackey]] (ジミーMackey) (1st and 2nd Live Guest Vocals) ...changes in the line up since their creation. In 2004 they had their first live series of concerts and since then have performed other lives.
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• NIGHTMARE (band)
  ...ould join the band. While the band was performing covers of songs from [[X Japan]], [[LUNA SEA]] and other material along with performing at small house sho ...ur, the band released their eigth single, "[[Jibun no Hana]]", in April of 2005. Four months later they released "[[Raven Loud Speeeaker|Яaven Loud speeea
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• Shiina Hekiru
  ...es]]'' album her musical styling switched over to a pop/rock sound. She is Japan's third best selling seiyuu, with over 1,202,018 copies of her releases sol *'''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]
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• Concert Performances Chart (Goto Maki)
  ...ki First Concert Tour 2003 Haru ~Go! Makking Gold~|Goto Maki First Concert Tour 2003 Haru ~Go! Makking GOLD~]] <small>(後藤真希ファーストコンサ
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• Goto Yukari
  ...unced she would be graduating from the group in spring 2017. Goto was also Japan's junior rhythmic gymnast champion. ** [[AAA]] <small>(2005-2007)</small>
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• Hidaka Mitsuhiro
  * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Chiba]], [[Japan]] ** [[AAA]] (2005-)
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• Hirosue Ryoko
  '''Ryoko Hirosue''' is a [[Japan|Japanese]] actress and [[J-Pop|pop star]], best known in the West for her r ...owiki>: </nowiki>[[Kochi|Kochi]], [[Kochi Prefecture|Kochi Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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• Horie Yui
  * '''Birthplace''': [[Wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo, Japan]] ** [[Aice5|Aice⁵]] <small>(2005&ndash;2007, 2015&ndash;)</small>
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• School Food Punishment
  ...ember they had their first live concert in a metropolitan area, and in May 2005 they released their first demo album on a [[Wikipedia:CD-R|CD-R]]. Three mo ...a national tour to accompany the release. Two months later they began the tour for "line". Drummer [[Hidai Osamu]] officially was made a member on Septemb
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• jealkb
  ...se rock]] band made up of established comedians. They formed in January of 2005 by vocalist [[Tamura Atsushi|haderu]] and drummer [[Etou Yukio|elsa]], who
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• Def Tech
  ...s a mix of reggae, hip hop and some pop, described as "Jawaiian reggae" ([[Japan]] + [[Wikipedia:Hawaii|Hawaii]] + [[Wikipedia:Jamaica|Jamaica]]).<ref>"[htt ...Archived from the [http://www.deftech.jp/html/mc_profile.html original] on 2005-06-30. Retrieved 2010-06-14.</ref>
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• JESSE
  *'''Hometown:''' [[wikipedia:Shinagawa, Tokyo|Shinagawaku]], [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ...and transferred to [[Wikipedia:American School in Japan|American School in Japan]], where he graduated.
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• BUCK-TICK
  ...own label called ''Lingua Sounda'' which is a collaboration with [[Tokuma Japan Communications]]. ...le in 1986, entitled "[[To-Search|TO-SEARCH]]". They soon held concerts in Japan, with the first concert having only 800 people attending.
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• Chun Sang Ji Hee The Grace
  ...(天上智喜 (천상지희)), known as '''TENJOCHIKI''' (天上智喜) in Japan, is a 4-member female [[K-Pop|Korean Pop]]/[[A Capella]] group formed by [[ Prior to the group's official debut in April 2005, the four girls sang a song together on the album ''[[2004 Summer Vacation
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• ET-KING
  ...n indies single, "[[Matoi]]". In 2006 they debuted under [[Universal Music Japan]] label. * [2005.12.07] [[Matoi]] (纏) (indies)
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• MERRY
  ...], MERRY signed with [[Victor Entertainment Inc.|Victor Entertainment]] in 2005. In 2010, the group transferred labels to [[FREE-WILL]], and in the process
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• Kanade
  * '''Birth Place:''' [[Okayama|Okayama]], [[Osaka]], [[Japan]] Kanade started her musical ativies in 2000, sing live throughout clubs in the [[Kansai|Kansai]] area.
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• SS501
  ...signed onto [[DSP Entertainment]] label, but left the company in 2010. In Japan, they are published by [[Pony Canyon]]. Since 2010 the members are promotin * [2005.06.05] [[SS501 (single)|SS501]]
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• MINMI
  ...Tour promo.jpg|thumb|500px|MINMI promoting ''15th Anniversary Premium Live Tour'' (2018)]] ...-2008|MINMI BEST 2002-2008]]'', MINMI transferred to the [[Universal Music Japan]] sub-label, [[Far Eastern Tribe Records]].
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• MONKEY MAJIK
  ...mo.jpg|thumb|right|240px|MONKEY MAJIK promoting ''[[Eastview|eastview]]'' (2005)]] ...adors, Monkey Majik, arrive in Ottawa to celebrate the 80th Anniversary of Japan-Canada Diplomatic Relations]". Retrieved September 7, 2009.</ref> In 2000,
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• SE7EN
  ...[[NEXSTAR RECORDS]] in Japan. In 2012 he changed to the [[YGEX]] label in Japan. His music is being distributed by [[GMMInter]] in Thailand and [[21 East E ...remonies. His second album was as successful as the first one. In February 2005, He become the first artist from YG to enter the foreign market with [[Hika
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• Nakajima Miyuki
  ...also the only singer who participated in the National Language Council of Japan in 1990s. ...ace:''' [[wikipedia:Sapporo|Sapporo]], [[wikipedia:Hokkaidō|Hokkaido]], [[Japan]]
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• AYA (singer)
  ...rienced composer and arranger. She made her major debut under [[Sony Music Japan|BMG FUNHOUSE]] with the single "[[Hands (AYA)|HANDS]]". *'''Birth Place:''' [[wikipedia:Hokkaido Prefecture|Hokkaido Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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• Miyano Mamoru
  * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Saitama]], [[Japan]] ** [[SMILY☆SPIKY]] (2005-)
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• Lead
  ...13th, 2002, the "Kyushu/Fukuoka Star Light Audition" was held in Okinawa, Japan searching for new talent. Thirteen year old Furuya Keita (and another girl) ...ome more promotion they became the opening act of [[w-inds.]]'s first live tour "1st message". They performed their debut song "[[Manatsu no Magic]]" in fr
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• Shintani Ryoko
  ...ce:''' [[wikipedia:Kanazawa|Kanazawa]], [[wikipedia:Ichikawa|Ichikawa]], [[Japan]] ...mbi pop". Her first concert was held in 2004, and her returning concert in 2005 to Kanazawa was a great success.
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• Oshio Manabu
  *'''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ...with the single "[[Without You]]". However, Oshio left Universal Music in 2005. In May 2008, it was announced that Oshio transferred to [[avex trax]] to h
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• Super Cozi
  ...our and promote the her works, touring in Denmark, Finland, Australia, and Japan with success. From here she started to release tracks for Club/Trance compi In 2000, she decided to leave Japan and move to the UK. There she started up a unit called "Zen Lemonade", a pr
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• -OZ-
  ...apanese rock]] band from the [[Wikipedia:Kantō region|Kanto region]] of [[Japan]]. They were an indies [[Visual-Kei|visual-kei]] band that formed in late 2 ...yed their first live on December 10th at Niigata CLUB JUNK BOX. Their last live of 2004 was on December 27th at Niigata Z-1.
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• Nishino Kana
  ...]] singer under [[Sony Music Entertainment|Sony Music Japan]]. In the year 2005, she was the winner of 40,000 participants "Miss Phoenix Audition" audition ...'' [[wikipedia:Matsusaka, Mie|Matsusaka]], [[Wikipedia:Mie Prefecture|Mie, Japan]]
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• BORIS
  ...oris - Pink Promo.png|thumb|220px|Boris promoting "[[Pink (Boris)|PINK]]" (2005)]] * [2005.02.28] [[Dronevil|dronevil]]
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