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• Hello Pro on Stage! 2007 "Rock Desu yo!"
  [[Image:Hello Pro on Stage! 2007 'Rock Desu yo!'.jpg|thumb|200px|DVD Cover]] ...cast on [[TBS Channel|TBS Channel]] on 2007-03-31, and was released on DVD on 2007-04-25 under the [[PICCOLO TOWN]] label with catalog number PKBP-5072.
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• Hello☆Pro On Stage! 2007 'Rock desu yo!'
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• Rock On
  [[Image:ROCK ON.jpg|thumb|280px|Mini-Album Cover]] : ROCK ON
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• Hello☆Pro On Stage! 2007 'Rock desu yo!'
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• Get It On - Flying Rock
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• Remake (ON OK ROCK)
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• Go On and Rock It!
  [[File:GO ON AND ROCK IT.jpeg|thumb|300px|Album Cover]] : GO ON AND ROCK IT!
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• Rock On (nano album)
  |[[Image:nano - Rock on. lim NA.jpg|thumb|300px|Limited Edition NA ver. Cover]] |[[Image:nano - Rock on. lim NO.jpg|thumb|300px|Limited Edition NO ver. Cover]]
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• Rock On (nano)
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• Otsuka Ai
  '''Otsuka Ai''' (大塚愛) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer-songwriter on the [[avex trax]] label. She first appeared in September 2003 with the sing ...s. She also writes her own lyrics. Her music ranges from upbeat catchy pop/rock music that can be heard in tracks like "[[Happy Days (Otsuka Ai)|Happy Days
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• Love Jam
  ...Yen]]" was later released as an re-cut single, however, it featured a new rock arrangement of the track titled "[[Kuroge Wagyuu Joshio Tanyaki 680 Yen]]". The album reached #1 on the weekly [[Oricon]] chart, selling a total of 656,708 copies. It sold 224
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• Amaenbo
  ...us hit single "[[Sakuranbo]]" that has been described has having a heavier rock sound. The single reached #6 on the weekly [[Oricon]] chart, and it continued to rank for a total of 21 wee
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• Inspire (Hamasaki Ayumi)
  .... GAME was used as the Panasonic 700MD [[CM]] song. This single reached #1 on the [[Oricon]] charts and charted for 15 weeks. It sold 329,145 copies, bec ...Roll Circus Tour Final ~7 Days Special~|ayumi hamasaki ARENA TOUR 2010 A ~Rock'n'Roll Circus~]] <small>(AKBK "valle blanco" remix)</small>
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• Betty
  '''Betty''' (ベティ) was a short-lived [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] duo of the [[Oshare-Kei|oshare-kei]] variety. Formed in mid 2005, Betty o ...arist and [[AZu|NANA]] (ex-[[MASK]]) as their drummer. Three months later, on October 21st, Betty opened their official website. They had also announced
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• BoA
  ...oA - Stamp On It promo.jpg|thumb|450px|BoA promoting ''[[Stamp on It|Stamp On It]]'' (2023)]] ...the first Korean artist to rank in Oricon's top twenty. BoA has since gone on to have multiple top-charting releases in both Korea and Japan. BoA has als
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• Imai Eriko
  The group Eriko with Crunch didn't last long, she went on without them and pursue her solo career starting from single [[In the Name ...as a declining point in Imai's career. Many viewed the music as hard-core rock. Moreover, in the promotion of the music, she remarked "Many artists these
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• fra-foa
  '''fra-foa''' was a Japanese rock band on the [[TOY'S FACTORY]] label. ...represented a floating sensation that she would like to put in her songs. On May 2005, fra-foa played a last live marking the disbanding of the group.
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• Faith (HYDE album)
  .... It was released in the USA by [http://www.tofurecords.com/ Tofu Records] on June 27th. [[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
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• Mizerable (single)
  ...charts for nine weeks, selling 116,771 copies. The 8cm single reached #72 on the [[Oricon]] chart and charted for six weeks, selling 15,840 copies. [[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
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• Uehara Futoshi
  [[Image:Uechan2.jpg|thumb|300px|right|Ue-chan performing live at ARABAKI Rock Festival (2006)]] ...vocals could be heard in the song "Houchou Hasami Cutter Knife Dosu Kiri" on the album [[Rokkinpo Goroshi]].
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• Thank You xxx
  ...ond released under the stage name [[Miz|Mizrock]]. The single reached #134 on the [[Oricon]] charts and charted for one week. [[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
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• Next Level
  ...he year 2009. A limited PLAYBUTTON edition of the album was later released on March 21st, 2012.
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• Janne Da Arc
  ...a keyboard player, Janne Da Arc has become a major player in the Japanese rock industry. ...herry|yasu]] on vocals, [[ka-yu]] on bass, [[Chiba]] on drums and [[kiyo]] on keyboard. For unknown reasons, [[ka-yu]] then leaves the band and is replac
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• Dune
  ...new cover art, remastered tracks and three additional songs. It reached #5 on the [[Oricon]] charts, charted for nine weeks and sold 65,575 copies. [[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
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• Shiho (speena)
  ...larinet, and piano. She started composing music at a very young age. Early on in her musical career she performed in punk bands, but now composes pop mus * [http://speena.riddel.nu/ GIRLIE ROCK! speena fansite]
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• Tierra
  ...iel's second album, and the first released by a major label. It reached #7 on the [[Oricon]] charts, charted for 34 weeks and sold 161,180 copies. [[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
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• Heavenly (L'Arc~en~Ciel)
  # [[Shizuka no Umi de]] (静かの海で; ''On the Quiet Sea'') heavenly is L'Arc~en~Ciel's third album. It reached #3 on the [[Oricon]] charts, charted for 56 weeks and sold 390,640 copies.
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• Heart (L'Arc~en~Ciel)
  ...h album. This is the first album that features [[yukihiro]]. It reached #1 on the [[Oricon]] charts and sold 1,400,910 copies, becoming the #15 album of [[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
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• True (L'Arc~en~Ciel)
  ...ricon]] chart of 1997. It also sold 253,090 copies in 1998 and reached #86 on the yearly [[Oricon]] chart of that year. [[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
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• Ark
  # documentary on "1999 GRAND CROSS TOUR"(1999.08.20) ...iel's sixth album, released simultaneously with [[Ray|ray]]. It reached #1 on the [[Oricon]] charts and sold 2,255,870 copies, becoming the #5 album of 1
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• Ray
  # documentary on "1999 GRAND CROSS TOUR"(1999.08.22) ...l's seventh album, released simultaneously with [[Ark|ark]]. It reached #2 on the [[Oricon]] charts and sold 2,129,290 copies, becoming the #7 album of 1
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• Real (L'Arc~en~Ciel)
  REAL is L'Arc~en~Ciel's eighth album. It reached #1 on the [[Oricon]] charts and charted for 11 weeks. It sold 1,097,760 copies, b [[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
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• Ectomorphed Works
  # [[Metropolis|metropolis [android goes to be a deep sleep mix]]] ectomorphed works is L'Arc~en~Ciel's first remix album. It reached #3 on the [[Oricon]] charts and charted for six weeks. It sold 228,270 copies, be
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• MONO
  ...[[Japan]]. Their songs, all of which are instrumental, are usually focused on layered guitar melodies but strings and pianos are also prominently feature ...i Takada]]. The group soon released a 4 track EP entitled ''[[Hey, You]]'' on the small independent label ''Forty-4''.
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• Nakashima Mika
  ...irst day of release. Mika's 2002 album [[True (Nakashima Mika)|TRUE]] went on to sell over one million copies. ...], composed by [[HYDE]], the vocalist and lyricist of the popular Japanese rock band [[L'Arc~en~Ciel]]. [[Glamorous Sky|GLAMOROUS SKY]] was a huge hit, giv
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• Ink (Plastic Tree)
  The album reached #22 on the Oricon weekly charts, where it charted for three weeks. [[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
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• Feel My Mind
  # [[Rock Your Body]] ...y mind" is the third album released by [[Koda Kumi]]. The album reached #7 on the [[Oricon]] charts and charted for 35 weeks, selling 147,746 copies.
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• Valentine Step
  ## [[Rock'n Roll Is Dead|Rock'n Roll is Dead]] ...inment]]'s indie sub-label ''D-topia Independent''. The single reached #63 on the major [[Oricon]] chart, where it charted for two weeks.
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• Guilty (Hamasaki Ayumi album)
  ...ed ''[[Secret (Hamasaki Ayumi album)|Secret]]'', with a similar balance of rock and pop sounds. The album features four interlude tracks - highly unusual a Hamasaki's official website announced on March 17, 2008 that ''GUILTY'' will be released digitally in over 26 countr
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• Voice of Earth
  # [[Red Cliff ~Shin Sen~|RED CLIFF ~Shin.Sen~ (Modern Rock Version)]] (心・戦) ...S slipcase. The album reached #15 on the [[Oricon]] chart, where it stayed on the chart for 10 weeks.
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• Resistance / Baby Dragstar
  The single reached #8 on the indies [[Oricon]] chart, and #107 on the [[Oricon]] chart where it charted for a week. [[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
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• Antique ~Indies Best Selection~
  ...first indie works best album released by [[Asriel]]. The album reached #93 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and charted for one week, selling 1,402 copies [[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
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• LISA
  ...s after her departure. Over the years her sound has changed from light pop-rock, to R&B and hip-hip, and most recently she has been releasing various types ...d their 1998 single "[[Salvia]]". She was also featured on a couple tracks on two of their albums: ''[[Rough and Ready|rough and ready]]'' and ''[[Sekai
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• Arc
  ...e, signed with the indies label [[UNDER CODE PRODUCTION]]. The band formed on April 1st, 2003 somewhere in the [[Wikipedia:Kansai region|Kansai region]] ...売決定!!]" ''Arc @ UNDER CODE''. 2010.12.20. Retrieved 2010.12.20</ref> On August 1st, 2011 it was revealed that the members formed a new band, [[FUTU
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• -Equal Prayer 2 All-
  ...udes one randomly chosen dress-up jacket card. The mini-album reached #145 on the major [[Oricon]] charts, where it charted for a week. [[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
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• Kamiki Aya
  '''Kamiki Aya''' (上木彩矢) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] and [[J-Rock|rock]] singer-songwriter signed to the [[Pony Canyon]] label and [[BOX CORPORATI ...ool and has been performing since a young age. Because of her love of punk rock, she learned the guitar which she incorporates into her music. Kamiki made
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• Aiuchi Rina
  ...; however, after she started self-producing her songs, Aiuchi incorporated rock influences in her music. Despite her minor setbacks, she remained a promine ...#5. Months later, her first album [[Be Happy]] was released; it reached #3 on the Oricon and sold over 325,000 copies.
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• Uura Saeka
  ...c Japan]] under the name '''Cherie''' and continuing with the up tempo pop-rock style for which she was already known. In mid 2012 she reverted to her orig ...nickname is Urin, and she has a mascot named Uribou. This was distributed on her mobile site and through GIZA MUSIC NET until the end of January 2007.
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• Amuro Namie
  * '''Tattoos:''' Two on her left arm, two on her right wrist (all since removed) ...5 with "[[Koisuru Velfarre Dance ~Saturday Night~]]", which debuted at #91 on the [[Oricon]] charts. Amuro and MAX would continue to work together throug
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• Kahimi Karie
  ...e made her debut in 1992 with the cheeky "[[Mike Alway's Diary]]" and when on to become a well known [[:Category:Shibuya-Kei|Shibuya-kei]] singer. During ...e FLIPPER'S GUITAR compiled ''[[Fab Gear|FAB GEAR]]''. In 1992 Kahimi went on to release her first single "[[Mike Alway's Diary]]", named after her frien
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• Suzuki Ami
  ...n 1997 at the age of fifteen, when she entered a singing competion on held on the television program, [[ASAYAN]]. The auditioned started with 13,500 cont ...elp increase in Japanese tourism in Guam). The single ended up reaching #5 on the [[Oricon]] chart, and selling over 250,000 copies.
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• Do As Infinity
  ...無限樂團) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]]-[[:Category:J-Rock|rock]] group on the [[avex trax]] label. They are named after composer and creator, [[Nagao The group debuted on September 29, 1999 with [[Tangerine Dream]] and holding a free concert in [
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• BONNIE PINK
  .../anessa/ Shiseido "ANESSA"] [[CM|commercial]] song. This single reached #5 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts, and is currently BONNIE PINK's most successfu BONNIE PINK first appeared on the scene in 1995, though her debut album, ''[[Blue Jam]]'' failed to gain
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• 15JAM
  ...has changed several times since forming in 2003. 15JAM's music is a mix of rock with mostly pop. ...d to make her CD debut. Although she had wanted to form a band, Rully went on in June to sell 15JAM's first CD, marketing herself not as a soloist but as
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• ARASHI
  ...Their musical style ranges from pop to R&B, hip-hop and even influences of rock. Over the years the members have grown in popularity both individually and ...are the first group to host the program since the first time it was aired on 1951. In 2014 they celebrated their fifteenth-year anniversary by holding a
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• Miura Daichi
  ...at 24 years old, he was set to released his third studio album "[[D.M.]]" on November 30th, 2011. * [2006.01.25] [[D-Rock With U|D-ROCK with U]]
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• Berryz Kobo
  ...zu Saki]], [[Tokunaga Chinami]] and [[Sudou Maasa]] airs weekly on Fridays on JOQR. Berryz Kobo debuted at a concert on March 3, 2004, and they performed as backup dancers for W's promotional vid
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• ALI PROJECT
  ...ve rock]], [[Wikipedia:Art rock|art rock]], [[Wikipedia:Gothic rock|gothic rock]], and others such as [[Wikipedia:New Wave music|new wave]] and [[Wikipedia ...mbia]] (1998), [[ATMARK CORPORATION]] (2003), [[Frontier Works]] (2004), [[ON THE RUN]] (2004~2005), their own label [[ZAZOU Records]] (1999~2000) and th
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• Crystal Kay
  ...produce her debut single, "[[Eternal Memories]]". The single peeked at #47 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts. Before the end of 1999 Kay released two more ...J-Pop|pop]] and [[:Category:J-Urban|urban]] genres. This album reached #60 on the charts and manged to chart for four weeks, selling 19,930 copies. Kay a
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• Sharam Q
  '''Sharam Q''' (シャ乱Q) is [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] band. ...''). Their debut single was in July 1992. Their music was a combination of rock, pop, with a little funk thrown in. Known as much for their style and cloth
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• m-flo
  ...uld leave the group to pursue a solo career. In 2003, m-flo would continue on as a duo, however with each different song would collaborate with a new art ...yo. [[Takahashi Taku|☆TAKU]], at the time, was the drummer for a mixture rock band called N.M.D.. [[VERBAL]] would later become the rapper for this band
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• Aikawa Nanase
  '''Aikawa Nanase''' (相川七瀬) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]]-[[J-Rock|rock]] musician under [[avex trax]] label. In 2010 she started a solo project ca ...Nothing else about her relationship was known until the birth of her son, on 6 September, 2001.
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• Antic Cafe
  ...k-kei"; having music that tends to be upbeat and poppish with a mixture of rock and punk, while their lyrical content usually consists of topics pertaining After their live on January 4th, 2010 at Nippon Budoukan, Antic Cafe has been on hiatus. Since the hiatus [[Tsukiyama Akiharu|Miku]] has formed a new band c
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• Moon (Hamasaki Ayumi)
  ...ong is found on "[[Moon / Blossom|MOON / blossom]]" single as track #1 and on ''[[Love Songs (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Love songs]]'' album as track #3. It was us ...Roll Circus Tour Final ~7 Days Special~|ayumi hamasaki ARENA TOUR 2010 A ~Rock'n'Roll Circus~]]
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• Tree Climbers
  ...featured on "TONIGHT, TONIGHT, TONIGHT" music video. The single reached #6 on the weekly [[Oricon]] and charted for twelve weeks. As the single sold 65,9 : Found on the TREE CLIMBERS single as track one. This is the version set to the PV.
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• Xct
  # [[Urge On!!|URGE ON!!]] "XCT" is the debut single released by [[POLYSICS]]. The single reached #58 on the Oricon weekly charts, where it stayed for one week.
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• Goto Maki
  ...soon established herself as a talented singer and dancer and took the lead on a large number of Morning Musume tracks. ...er graduation from Hello! Project had been announced by UFA and took place on the last date of her [[Goto Maki Live Tour 2007 G-Emotion II ~How to Use Se
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• JUDY AND MARY
  ...UDY AND MARY''' (ジュディ アンド マリー) was a [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] band under [[Sony Music Entertainment]]'s [[Sony Music Entertainment#EPIC ...s playing with his band, [[JACKS'N'JOKER]]. Isoya made quite an impression on him and the two became quick friends. A few months after Isoya returned hom
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• DREAMS COME TRUE (band)
  ...and Japanese. They are renowned for their unique music, a fusion of jazz, rock, pop and R&B, showcasing their versatility. ...the former member [[Nishikawa Takahiro]] (keyboardist) who left the group on March 24, 2002. Yoshida Miwa was discovered by Nishikawa Takahiro after he
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• DJ OZMA
  ...ージェイ オズマ) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer/group debuted on 2006 under [[avex trax]]. Their are known for their comical/eccentric appea The DJ OZMA 's big family features DJ OZMA (singer), an alter-ego of rock band [[Kishidan]]'s leader [[Ayanocozey Show]], [[Hoshikuzu Teruya]] from K
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• Minimoni
  ...o some of the group's television appearances, many of which are circulated on-line, especially amongst the band's non-Japanese cult audience; these antic In 2002, Yaguchi graduated from Minimoni to take on leading the subgroup [[ZYX]], one of the first Hello! Project groups to inc
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• DOUBLE (singer)
  After having numerous hits, tragedy struck on May 21, 1999 when [[SACHIKO]] suddenly passed away. Despite the loss of [[S ...aracter from DOUBLE, she released the album, ''[[Virgin Mix|virgin mix]]'' on July 4th 2007.
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• 12012
  ...single "[[Depression Sign|depression sign]]". They ended their indies era on February 28th, 2007 by graduating the label along with [[Vidoll]]. 12012 th ...led on February 3rd, 2011 that in the end, the members decided to continue on and restart with four members.
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• I am (TM NETWORK)
  ...rist [[Wikipedia:Mike Smith (guitarist)|Mike Smith]] performed lead guitar on the title track.<ref>"[http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_am_(TM_NETWORK%E3%81% The single reached #5 on the weekly [[Oricon]] charts and charted for four weeks. This would make TM
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• FLAME
  ...1st, 2010 with the twins [[Izaki Yusuke|Yusuke]] and [[Izaki Hisato]] keep on their activities as an actors and [[Kitamura Yu]] and [[Noguchi Seigo]] lea ...incorporating hip-hop and rap into their eighth single. They began trying rock in 2006 with their latest single, "[[Hanashitaku wa Nai]]".
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• Duty
  ...re mature sound than her past efforts, and has Hamasaki branching out into rock styles (with "[[End of the World (Hamasaki Ayumi)|End of the World]]", "[[K ''Duty'' charted at #1 for 4 consecutive weeks on the [[Oricon]] charts. It sold 2,603,550 copies in 2000, becoming the #2 al
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• Loveppears
  # [[Appears|appears (Junior‘s Appears On The Air)]] ...lbums]]. With this new record Hamasaki has shifted her sound from pop-rock on ''[[A Song for XX|A Song for ××]]'' to more dance orientated electronic p
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• Kitade Nana
  ..., after the release of her third studio album ''[[Bondage]]'', Kitade went on a hiatus citing poor health, and split with her label. She soon continued a ...chemist. The single was a success, gaining the #14 spot on Oricon and stay on the charts for twenty-two weeks. With the success of "Kesenai Tsumi", Kitad
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• Michiyo
  ...e pop]] singer. Michiyo was the winner of an audition that [[Tsunku]] held on the TV show [[ASAYAN]] to find a new female vocalist for his band [[Sharan ...ike Michiyo. She left Hello! Project in 2002, later releasing three albums on her own as Michiyo.
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• Melon Kinenbi
  ...l styles over the years ranging from bubblegum pop to more recently rock. On February 2010 it was announced that the group would disband after their 10t
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• Buono!
  ...Front Agency]] and previously part of [[Hello! Project]]. Buono! disbanded on May 22, 2017. * [2008.12.20] [[Buono! Kessei 1 Shuunen Kinen FC Special Live ~Rock'n Buono!~]] <small>(FC Limited)</small>
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• AI (singer)
  AI was born on November 02, 1981 in Los Angeles, CA to a Japanese father and half-Japanese Her debut single "[[Cry, Just Cry|Cry, just Cry]]" (released on November 22, 2000) was followed up with two singles and the album "[[My Nam
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• A-Mei
  ...nder her Puyuma aboriginal name, ''Amit'', which featured a more prominent rock sound. ...'[[Fashao|Fāshāo]]''. Due to the popularity of the album, A-Mei embarked on a tour around Asia shortly after its release. Her 2003 album, ''[[Yonggan (
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• Amano Tsuki
  '''Amano Tsuki''' (天野月) is a female [[:Category:J-Rock|Japanese rock]] singer-songwriter, musician, and illustrator. She began in the music busi ...o announced her new (current) stage name and that she would turn her focus on being an illustrator. She official website was then relaunched. A year late
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• Cocco
  '''Cocco''' is a female [[J-Rock]] artist under [[Victor Entertainment Inc.|Speedstar Records]]. ...ut album ''[[Bougainvillea (Cocco)|Bougainvillea]]''. However as time went on Cocco did not take her new famous status well. Cocco was very much the oppo
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• Olivia Lufkin
  '''OLIVIA''' (also known as '''Olivia Lufkin''') is a bilingual artist on the [[cutting edge]], sub-label of [[avex trax]]. OLIVIA was born in [[wiki ...ck one. She now writes and composes all of her material. Though OLIVIA was on a hiatus for around two years after the release of ''[[The Lost Lolli]]'',
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• CHiYO
  ...07.26] [[Kanojo To Tip On Duo (CHiYO)|Kanojo to TIP ON DUO]] (彼女とTIP ON DUO) * [2006.12.27] [[Rock'n Rouge (CHiYO)|Rock'n Rouge]]
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• Ayabie
  ...rom ballads to the catchy and upbeat, and to the heavy and hard-edged punk rock songs. ...would be in an indefinite hiatus, even though the name was still featured on the collaborative releases by [[Aoi (Ayabie)|Aoi]] and [[Ryohei (Megamasso)
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• Niigaki Risa
  ...nce on the single "[[Mr. Moonlight ~Ai no Big Band~]]," and first appeared on the fourth studio album, "[[4th Ikimasshoi!]]". In the same year she also p Niigaki became Morning Musume's sub-leader on June 1, 2007, after [[Takahashi Ai]] became leader following [[Fujimoto Mik
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• NEWS (group)
  ...2003. He is currently working with [[AMUSE]] as part of the band [[ONE OK ROCK]]. ...orarily suspended from further group activities so that they could reflect on the misdeeds done by some of its members. The group was expected to return
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• the brilliant green
  ...p>''. In 2008, their contract with [[Sony Music Entertainment]] ended, and on December 1, 2009, the band announced that they had signed with [[Warner Mus ...ed to create demo tapes. They disbanded their other bands to focus working on the brilliant green. Kawase's first recording was a cover of [[Wikipedia:Th
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• YUI (singer)
  '''YUI''' is a Japanese [[J-Pop|pop]]-[[:Category:J-Rock|rock]] singer-songwriter born and raised in [[:wikipedia:Fukuoka|Fukuoka]], [[Ja ...stated that a participant could only sing two songs. Sitting cross-legged on the floor, she strummed her guitar and sang. The judges and the others pres
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• UVERworld
  ...as released. The band also contained a member named Seika, who played "sax-rock" for the band and was responsible for booking live shows that the band play ...h was to play at the Budokan Performance Area, a wish that would come true on December 5th, 2008, when the band played for a sold out crowd. When asked a
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• ASAYAN
  ...kusabashi Young Youhinten), was a talent search variety show that appeared on TV Tokyo, airing from October 1995 to March 2002. Many [[Hello! Project]] a * [[Hello! Project on ASAYAN]]
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• B'z
  '''B'z''' (pronounced ''Biizu'') is a [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] duo signed to [[VERMILLION RECORDS]]. They are the best-selling Japanese ...have also reached #1. Their fourth full album, ''[[Risky|RISKY]]'', stayed on [[Oricon]] chart rankings for 132 weeks (two and a half years).
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• Orcd
  ...ex.html Orion Beer Special X] [[CM|commercial]] song. The album reached #9 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and charted for 6 weeks. [[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
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• BOOM BOOM SATELLITES
  ...M BOOM SATELLITES''' (ブンブンサテライツ) was a [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] band under [[Sony Music Entertainment#gr8! records|gr8! records]]. They w ...ognized and signed by [[Sony Music Entertainment]]. Combining and twisting rock guitars with electronica the group is known for live shows that go above an
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• Younha
  * '''Talents:''' Piano, blind touch on the PC, can move her ears ...he was skilled enough to interpret to her school friends what would happen on Japanese television. What began as an interest in Japanese dramas developed
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• Hayashibara Megumi
  ...cter she also sang the opening and closing theme songs which were released on her debut single, "[[Yakusoku da yo]]". ...the [[Futureland]]record label. The single was a flop, only peaking at #92 on the [[Oricon]] chart. Hayashibara then left the label and signed with [[KIN
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• Photograph (INORAN)
  ...tle track for his debut single, and his first album. The album reached #42 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts, where it charted for one week. [[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
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• REBECCA
  ...fficially disbanded by the end of the year. The lead singer [[NOKKO]] went on to have a successful solo career. * [1989.11.22] [[Little Rock|LITTLE ROCK]]
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• Yaida Hitomi
  ...itomi''' (矢井田瞳) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]]-[[J-Rock|rock]] artist on the ...aiya-monde]]'', which was released in October 2000. That album ranked high on the [[Oricon]] charts, earning her quick success in Japan. At the same time
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• Nakata Yasutaka
  ...Kyary Pamyu Pamyu]]. Nakata originally created the [[contemode]] sub-label on Yamaha Japan Communications in 2003; the label expired in 2012, and he move ...d."<ref>"[http://roomgirl.tumblr.com/post/79592594429 FLASH BACK interview on vanvan Online (March 2008)]". ''vanvan Online''. 2008-03. Retrieved 2014-11
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• Tanaka Reina
  ...on, along with [[Kamei Eri]] and [[Michishige Sayumi]]. She first appeared on the single "[[Shabondama]]" and her first studio album was "[[Ai no Dai 6 K ...|debut single]]. She sang a solo version of "[[Memory Seishun no Hikari]]" on the fanclub special ''[[Best Shot Vol.4]]''. Since being the center positio
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• TOKIO
  '''TOKIO''' is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]]-[[:category:J-Rock|rock]] band handled by [[Johnny's Jimusho|Johnny's Entertainment]]. They debuted ...as the group appeared in magazines and on the radio with five members, but on TV and live performances with six members. One of their first live tours in
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• Manatsu no Chizu
  "Manatsu no Chizu" is [[redballoon]]'s fifth single. The single peaked at #87 on the [[Oricon]] charts and charted for two weeks. [[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
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• Lucky Pool
  ...eased two weeks later. This single reached #3 on the [[Oricon]] and stayed on the charts for seven weeks, selling 182,520 copies. [[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
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• YUKI (singer)
  .... YUKI rose to fame in the 1990's as the vocalist of the [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] band, [[JUDY AND MARY]]. She's had various side projects, and she was eve Isoya Yuki was born on February 17, 1972 in [[Wikipedia:Hakodate, Hokkaidō|Hakodate]], [[Hokkaido
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• Matsuda Seiko
  ..."[[Tabidachi wa Freesia]]", setting a record for 25 consecutive #1 singles on the [[Oricon]] chart. ...pass the Kyushu region auditions and eventually win the competition later on. Although at first her parents didn't want their daughter in the idol busin
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• Seiko Matsuda Concert Tour 2010 "My Prelude"
  # [[Rock'n Rouge (Matsuda Seiko)|Rock'n Rouge]] ...r. The concert was filmed in Yokohama on July 24, 2010. The DVD reached #8 on Oricon charts.
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• Kimura Kaela
  '''Kimura Kaela''' (木村カエラ) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]]-[[J-Rock|rock]] musician, actress, and model who is signed to [[Victor Entertainment]]. S ...went 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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• Zeebra
  ...of the hip-hop group [[KING GIDDRA]] who debuted in 1995. In 1997, he went on to pursue a solo career and signed with the Future Shock record label. In 2 * [2000.06.14] [[Based on a True Story|BASED ON A TRUE STORY]]
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• Takanori Nishikawa
  ...or '''Nishikawa Takanori''' is a prolific [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]]-[[J-Rock|rock]] artist commonly known under his solo project monikers, most famously as T ...y]] which disbanded in 1993. In 1995, [[Asakura Daisuke]] signed Nishikawa on the FunHouse label and released a first single "[[Black or White (T.M.Revol
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• MUCC
  ...c Japan]] in 2003 with their third studio album ''[[Zekuu (MUCC)|Zekuu]]'' on September 3rd. ...tape, "[[Tsubasa wo Kudasai (MUCC)|Tsubasa wo Kudasai]]", was distributed on December 1st at their live at Mito LIGHTHOUSE.
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• HOME MADE Kazoku
  * [2005.05.11] [[Rock the World|ROCK THE WORLD]] * [2005.03.02] [[On the Run|ON THE RUN]]
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• 60s 70s 80s
  # [[Rock Steady|ROCK STEADY]] # [[Rock Steady|ROCK STEADY (Instrumental)]]
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• m.o.v.e
  ...o.v.e''' (formerly known as '''move''') was a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] group on the [[avex trax]] label from 1997 to 2013. ...r debut as a group in October of that year with the single "[[Rock It Down|ROCK IT DOWN]]."
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• KILLERS
  '''KILLERS''' (キラーズ) was a Japanese rock band led by comedy duo [[Othello]]'s [[Matsushima Nahomi]]. From 2003 until ...ble Queen|TROUBLE QUEEN]]", would soon be released. The single reached #12 on the [[Oricon]].
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• MISIA
  ...label. In 2002 she changed to Rhythmedia Tribe, affiliated with [[avex]]. On May 1st, 2007 MISIA left [[avex trax]] to go back to her former record labe ...pursue a music career. The Fukuoka music scene is usually associated with rock acts such as [[Sheena and the Rokkets]], [[Number Girl]] and [[Shiina Ringo
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• SUGIZO
  ...nder age of three and quickly mastering an instrument which he would later on carry into his successful career. ...redible effect on the adolescent SUGIZO, who quickly became intrigued with rock bands that his father strongly disapproved of.
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• R-Girl's Rock!
  [[Image:SCANDAL - R-GIRL's ROCK!.jpg|thumb|250px|Mini-Album Cover]] : R-GIRL's ROCK!
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• Kawase Tomoko
  ...debut as '''Tommy heavenly⁶''', a character with a alternative rock sound, in 2003. Kawase is most known for such songs as "[[Everyday at the B '''Kawase Tomoko''' was originally the lead vocalist and lyricist of the alt-rock band [[the brilliant green]]. She was asked to join the band in 1995 after
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• VAMPS
  ...e label [[VAMPROSE]] and consists of [[HYDE]] on vocals and [[KAZ|K.A.Z.]] on lead guitar. A new unit announced on February 2008 (though the name was withheld until March 25, 2008). Their fi
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• MIYAVI
  ...is debut in the music business was as a guitarist of the [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] band [[Due'le Quartz]]. During his time with [[Due'le Quartz]], he was ca ...age 17, and developed the "youthful and flamboyant" image he still carries on today in his solo career, albeit it has been tweaked a bit. [[Due'le Quartz
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• RURUTIA
  ...of which present feelings of loss and recovering), and emphasizes strongly on the melody of her songs as well. ...songs under her belt, RURUTIA released her first album [[R (RURUTIA)|R°]] on March 6th, 2002.
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• YA-KYIM
  ...er Music Japan]]. In November 2012, the group announced they would disband on December 31st 2012. * [2008.12.10] [[This is... Produced by ROCK-TEE and DJ JIN from RHYMESTER]] (#3 '''YA-KYIM''' & May J. - ''Girls Spacy
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• Mi (band)
  '''Mi''' (pronounced M.I. [em-eye]) was a Japanese pop/rock all-girl group on the [[Columbia]] label. Their name comes from "I Love Music", taking the "I ...[Ainori]]. While [[V6]] recorded the past five themes, with all hitting #1 on the Oricon, it was the first time in music history that a girl group made i
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• HY
  ...nd one woman. Their music is very diverse, covering hard rock, rap, softer rock and piano ballads. ...nfidence]]''. The album was released the following month and debuted at #1 on the Oricon weekly chart. ''WATTA SHINKER'' ended in May, covering a total o
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• S.H.E
  ...album, ''[[Super Star (S.H.E)|Super Star]]'', which featured stronger pop-rock influences. Since then, S.H.E has remained the top girl group in Taiwan. ...With Spring" along with actor [[Yu Haoming]]. Suffering third degree burns on over half her body, she had to be hospitalized.
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• Rock'N'Roll Show 2008
  : Rock'N'Roll Show 2008 ...omes in a digipak, like the band's singles and albums. The DVD reached #16 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and charted for 19 weeks.
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• Akina
  ...she made her return to the [[gravure idol]] world. In 2013 she joined the rock band [[ShinyLips]].
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• BACK-ON
  [[File:BACK-ON - Cerulean promo.jpg|450px|thumb|BACK-ON promoting "[[Cerulean / Silent Trigger]]" (2014)]] ...N''' (バックオン; ''Sound Explosion'') is a [[J-Rock|Japanese mixture rock]] band from the [[Wikipedia:Adachi, Tokyo|Adachi]] special ward in [[Tokyo]
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• Motorhead and Fuck
  ...ing Kiss Her Kiss Her mini-album)|Fly]]''. Most of the songs were released on their first full-length album, ''[[Give Them Back to Me]]''. Three songs we [[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
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• Squeezed
  ...zed'' is the first remix album released by [[ORANGE RANGE]]. It reached #7 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and charted for 13 weeks selling 34,021 copies [[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
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• BEAT CRUSADERS
  ...OUSE]], in late 2004 the band debuted as major artists under [[DefSTAR]]. On June 6th, 2010 the band announced that their disbandment, for unknown reaso ...d is known for hiding their faces behind masks, something they began doing on their early indies days.
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• Ruppina+
  ...singer formerly with [[avex]] sub-label [[Rhythm Zone]]. She is currently on an independant label. ...g a career. Later Mai found out from a friend about a vocal audition going on so she made a demo tape and impressed the scouts. An indie label made 500 c
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• MAI
  '''MAI''' is a Japanese pop-rock artist. She debuted in Korea in 2004 with the single "[[Away (Mai)|AWAY]]". After seeing [[SPEED]] performing on television, MAI wished to become a singer in the future. She entered an RKC
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• Takahashi Hitomi
  '''Takahashi Hitomi''' (高橋瞳) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]]/[[J-Rock|rock]] artist who releases under the [[index.php?title=gr8!&action=edit|gr8!]] r Takahashi was born on April 8, 1989. She was named Hitomi due to the fact that her eyes were very
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• Sunday
  After a period of no activity, her first recorded track was on [[SMTown]]'s ''[[2004 Summer Vacation in SMTown.com|2004 Summer Vacation in ..."[[Too Good]]" The group released their first single, "Boomerang" in Japan on January 25, 2006.
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• CORE OF SOUL
  ...Japan, they did have a large overseas following. The band called it quits on March 24, 2006 just after the release of their fourth and final album, ''[[ ...[Full Moon Prayer|FULL MOON PRAYER]]" and "[[Angel (CORE OF SOUL)|Angel]]" on it. It sold well enough for them to sign a stronger contract and release mo
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• Japanese Rock Fighter
  : Japanese Rock Fighter ( ジャパニーズ　ロック　ファイター) # Japanese Rock Fighter (ジャパニーズ　ロック　ファイター)
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• Miminari
  ...oduced by [[Ishiwatari Junchi]], a former memeber of the [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] band [[SUPERCAR]]. The album was released following two singles: "[[Koi n The album reached #10 on the weekly [[Oricon]] chart, and stayed on the chart for a total of 16 weeks. In all the album sold a total of 65,674
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• Tobiuo no Butterfly / Sekai ga Owaru Yoru ni
  The single reached #9 on the weekly [[Oricon]] chart, and stayed on the chart for a total of seven weeks. [[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
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• globe
  ...e "[[Winter Comes Around Again|winter comes around again]]", which appears on their fourth album ''[[Relation]]''. During this time, they also released t ...eleased a new best hits album, new singles, and a new album ''[[globe2 Pop/Rock]]''. They also kicked off their anniversary tour, globe decade tour, and ap
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• Heartsdales
  ...he two made their debut in 2001 entering the [[Rapper Audition]] competion on [[TV Tokyo]]'s program ''[[ASAYAN]]'', which was coordinated by [[VERBAL]] Their albums and singles were released on the [[espionage records.|espionage]] and [[cutting edge]] labels, which are
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• hitomi (singer)
  ...Oricon]] charts. hitomi's music is largely pop with strong influences from rock and more recently, dance music. Since 2011 she is also the CEO of the child ...rics but words penned by hitomi herself. Though the single failed to chart on the [[Oricon]] charts, hitomi persevered and continued to release material,
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• "Yume" ~Mugen no Kanata~
  ...theme song for the [[Anime|anime]] ''[[Level E]]''. The single reached #6 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts, where it charted for eight weeks. [[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
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• Ikimonogakari
  ...'' (いきものがかり) is a [[:Category:J-Pop|pop]]-[[:Category:J-Rock|rock]] duo that formed in 1999 as a three-piece band. They made their major debu ...ne year later the three disbanded in order for Yoshiki and Hotaka to focus on their university entrance exams. Their reformation occurred in March 2002 a
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• Dragon Ash
  ...nese music and helped to turn rap music into a mixture of reggae, rap, rap-rock, punk, Spanish and R&B influences. ...ution|VIVA LA REVOLUTION]]'' album the band won more fans who grew up with rock and hip-hop sounds. It was heard everywhere, and was one of the most popula
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• Mikami Chisako
  ...uring 2004. After [[fra-foa]] disbanded in 2005, she seemed to concentrate on her solo career; however, she hasn't shown any sign of musical activities s [[Category:Artists]] [[Category:J-Rock]]
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• LANDS
  ...en]]) for the movie [[BANDAGE]]. They have a wide range of style, covering rock, punk, ska & ballads, among others. LANDS marked Akanishi's solo debut. ...November 25, 2009. Upon the release of the single it debuted at number-one on the Oricon single chart.
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• As One (group)
  '''As One''' (에즈원) is a [[K-Pop]] female duo debuted in 1999 under [[Rock Records]], in 2005 they moved to [[EMI Korea]]. As One features the voices *[2008.05.06] [[Powerful Opponents OST]] ''(#19 Come On B.B)''
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• Thrill Ride Pirates
  ...rkling Hot Shot☆ ~Chakka seyo!! Daitan Emotion~''. The album reached #15 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts, where it charted for four weeks. This is curr [[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
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• Kagiyama Yuka
  '''Kagiyama Yuka''' is a [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] singer and will re-debut in 2009 under [[avex trax]]. She will be making ...d as the theme song for the [[dorama]] [[LOVE GAME]], which started airing on April 23rd, 2009.
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• MALICE MIZER
  ...ER. In 1994, the band released their first album, ''[[Memoire|memoire]]'', on [[Mana]]'s newly founded [[Indie]] music label, [[Midi:Nette]], and shortly ...[[Kami (MALICE MIZER)|Kami]] would be credited as 'eternal blood relative' on all their future releases.
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• Mika (sukekiyo)
  ...e Rui on vocals and [[Shun (RENTRER EN SOI)|Shun]] (ex-[[RENTRER EN SOI]]) on guitar and bass.</div> * '''Favorite Music:''' Progressive Rock
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• Live Scratch ~Agattemasutteba Tour~ @ Budoukan
  ...t Press comes with a 16 pages booklet and special packaging. It reached #1 on [[Oricon]] and sold 28,467 copies. [[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
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• Shirushi (Mr.Children)
  ...eme song for the movie ''[[Koufuku na Shokutaku]]''. The single reached #1 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and sold 553,500 copies, making it the #7 best [[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
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• Southern All Stars
  ...ーズ), also known as '''SAS''' and '''Sazan''', is a [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] band led by [[Kuwata Keisuke]]. The band is considered one of the most in ...978. After several appearances of the song on TV, the single climbed to #3 on the [[Oricon]] charts. They released one more single, before going away fro
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• Arashi no Sugao (Kitade Nana)
  ...Bunny ~Nana-teki Rock Daisakusen Codename wa C.B.R~|Cutie Bunny ~Nana-teki Rock Daisakusen♥ Codename wa C.B.R]] Cover]] ...Bunny ~Nana-teki Rock Daisakusen Codename wa C.B.R~|Cutie Bunny ~Nana-teki Rock Daisakusen♥ Codename wa C.B.R~]]''.
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• Bara wa Utsukushiku Chiru (Kitade Nana)
  [[Image:nanakitade-cutiebunny.jpg|thumb|200px|[[Cutie Bunny ~Nana-teki Rock Daisakusen Codename wa C.B.R~|EP]] Cover]] ...Bunny ~Nana-teki Rock Daisakusen Codename wa C.B.R~|Cutie Bunny ~Nana-teki Rock Daisakusen♥ Codename wa C.B.R~]]'' as track #6. It is a cover of [[Bara w
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• Mizuki Nana
  ...is also the record-holder for the highest ranking seiyuu album and single on the weekly [[Oricon]] chart, the first seiyuu to put two singles in the [[O Kondo Nana was born on January 21, 1980 in Niihama. Kondo first began singing at the age of five w
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• ID (Aikawa Nanase)
  ...charted for fourteen weeks, selling 1,130,300 copies. It also reached #20 on the yearly [[Oricon]] chart for 1999. [[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
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• Hayashi Asuca
  ...aze]] in 2003. She was only 13 at the time. This song reached to number 14 on [[Oricon|Oricon Charts]]<nowiki>; which was an impressive feat for a debut ...eme for [[Pokémon Jirachi Wishmaker|Pokémon Jirachi Wishmaker]]. Later on for the English version of the movie, Hayashi sung this in duet with [[Cind
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• 1/42
  ...''DISCOVERY'' tour, and was limited to 600,000 units. The album reached #1 on the [[Oricon]], weekly charts and charted for seven weeks, selling 559,310 [[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
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• Bye Bye.
  ...Stop the Music] as the song '''Girls Can Too'''. The single peaked at #19 on the weekly [[Oricon]] charts and charted for 11 weeks, selling 166,660 copi [[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
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• Wang Leehom
  ...he his famous "chinked out" style, and has moved to calmer music, to focus on a "greener" style. ...iao]]'' was released. Changing styles once again, Leehom incorporated more rock into this album.
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• Range
  # [[Walk On|Walk on (Album Version)]] # [[Viva Rock|Viva★Rock (Album Remix)]] (ビバ★ロック)
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• D'espairsRay
  ...u Michi|ZERO]] and [[Ooda Kenji|TSUKASA]] (ex-[[Le'veil]]). They disbanded on June 15, 2011 after 6 months of indefinite hiatus due to a problem with HIZ ...t true to their visual roots. They were one of the first [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] bands to venture overseas to North America.
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• Sasabuchi Hiroshi
  ...ician. He got his start as the drummer of [[Plastic Tree]], and later went on to perform with both [[CQ]] and [[UROBOROS]]. Throughout the years he has s
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• Manifesto (Superfly)
  ...name. First press edition included a digipak case. The single reached #51 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts, charted for four weeks and sold 5,729 copies. [[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
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• RIP SLYME
  ...actory) in 2003 responsible for the popular duo [[HALCALI]]. O.T.F. relies on [[RYO-Z]]'s ability as a lyricist (being the only member who has never writ ...od friends along with [[SMAP]]'s [[Nakai Masahiro]]. They are occasionally on the popular music show [[Utaban]] with childhood stories. They were noted a
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• RAM RIDER
  ...participated in the "COUNT DOWN JAPAN 04/05" as a DJ, held by "ROCKIN'ON" on New Year's Eve of 2004. ...very debut album ''[[Portable Disco|PORTABLE DISCO]]'', which reached #52 on the [[Oricon]] charts.
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• SIAM SHADE
  ...ctober 21, 1995 and disbanded on March 10, 2002 after a final concert held on Nippon Budoukan. Their songs usually range from upbeat rock and roll tracks to ballads. In their early days, they were often an opening
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• SPEEDWAY
  ...the group would break in 1983 and Utsunomiya, Kimone, and Komuro would go on to form the band [[TM NETWORK]], which dedicated their 2007 album to the ba * [1980.xx.xx] [[Rockin' On the Gekkou Kamen]] (Rockin' On the 月光仮面)
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• One Love, One Day, One Life!
  ...ng theme song for the anime ''[[Glass no Kamen]]''. The album reached #141 on the Oricon charts, and charted for one week. [[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
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• One (D=OUT)
  ...ion that comes with the song "[[Haru wa Akebono]]". The single reached #14 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts, where it charted for three weeks. [[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
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• THE TEENAGE KISSERS
  ...announced they would be going on hitaus and the members would be focusing on their own projects. Not long after Kitada Nana announced her return to her [[Category:J-Rock]]
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• Love & Peace! Hero ga Yattekita.
  ...e album ''[[Morning Musume Zen Single Coupling Collection]]'' as track #12 on Disc 2. ...lo Pro Tengoku ~Rock-chan~|Hello! Project 2012 WINTER Hello☆Pro Tengoku ~Rock-chan~]] <small>(Hello! Project)</small>
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• Hello! Project Releases (2007)
  ...ll>([[Hello Pro on Stage! 2007 "Rock desu yo!"|Hello☆Pro on Stage! 2007 "Rock desu yo!"]])</small> || Goto Maki, Melon Kinenbi || DVD || Concert DVD || 2007.12.01 || Cam on || Abe Natsumi || Book || Solo photoboook
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• Crying (Hinouchi Emi)
  # [[Rock With You (Hinouchi Emi)|Rock With You (Live Version)]] ...h Emi wrote the lyrics and composed the music for. The single reached #134 on the [[Oricon]] charts and charted for three weeks, selling 2,018 copies.
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• Our Songs
  ...regular editions. The limited came with a bonus DVD. The single reached #8 on the Oricon charts and charted for three weeks, selling 15,692 copies. :Found on the "Our Songs" single as track #1, the ''[[We Are Buono!|We are Buono!]]''
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• Let's Go Together
  ...me]] ''[[TETSUWAN BIRDY|TETSUWAN BIRDY: DECODE]]''. The single reached #89 on the weekly [[Oricon]] chart and charted for two weeks. [[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
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• FAKE (band)
  '''FAKE?''' is a [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] band. ...bum ''[[Tomorrow Today|TOMORROW TODAY]]''. The final concert of this tour, on November 24, at ZEPP Tokyo, was later broadcasted in Japan by WOWOW.
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• Ikuta Toma
  ...as [[Iida Mai]] before entering [[Johnny's Jimusho]] at the age of twelve on the 11th of February, 1996. His first group was with future members of the * He is a big fan of rock music and often listens to [[wikipedia:Metallica|Metallica]] and [[wikipedi
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• Psycho le Cemu
  ...s]], is more hard rock. They are known for their outrageous costumes based on anime, manga, video games and legends. Generally, each single/album has a c [[Category:J-Rock]]
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• Van Tomiko
  ...y]] was Pop-Rock, but since has turned to more of a Jazz-influenced style. On March 29th 2006, she started her solo career with a new album, ''[[Farewell ...ead singer of the [[J-Rock]] group [[Do As Infinity]]. Van Tomiko was born on January 9, 1979 in [[wikipedia:Kumamoto Prefecture|Kumamoto Prefecture]], J
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• V6
  ..."[[Music for the People|MUSIC FOR THE PEOPLE]]". They officially disbanded on November 2021. ...debut single "[[Music for the People|MUSIC FOR THE PEOPLE]]" debuted at #3 on the Oricon charts. At the time this was considered a impressive position fo
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• Sweet Home
  ...nd recorder to some of the tracks on the album. This album failed to chart on the weekly [[Oricon]] chart. [[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
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• Eight (Do As Infinity album)
  ...''[[Inu no Merry ~Shiawase wo Hakobu Denshoken~]]''. The album reached #4 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and charted for 5 weeks. [[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
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• Kanjani8
  ...the TV program "J³KANSAI" on Kansai TV. In the Kansai area, Kansai TV is on channel 8, so Kitagawa Johnny added another member, Ohkura Tadayoshi, to ma ...]] chart, and a #8 on the overall chart. The nationwide release reached #1 on both the enka and overall charts. At this time, the numerical "8" in their
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• Tourbillon
  ...[Kawamura Ryuichi|RYUICHI]], [[INORAN]], and [[H.Hayama]]. Their debut was on December 31st, 2004. Since then, they've gone to sell out the Nippon Budouk [[Category:J-Rock]]
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• Box Emotions
  ...separate single through [[wikipedia:ITunes|iTunes]]. The album reached #1 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and charted for 93 weeks. As it sold 477,263 c [[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
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• Superfly (album)
  ...mix of "[[Manifesto]]" by [[RAM RIDER]] was included. The album reached #1 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and sold 397,182 copies in 2008, becoming the [[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
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• Video GLAY
  ''VIDEO GLAY'' is the first video release by [[GLAY]]. It was released on the same day as their fifth single "[[Zutto Futari de... (GLAY)|Zutto Futar [[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
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• PUFFY
  ...''[[Wikipedia:Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi|Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi]]'' (aired worldwide on [[Wikipedia:Cartoon Network|Cartoon Network]]) and their music in the Ameri ...ebut single, "[[Asia no Junshin]]" sold over a million copies and set them on their way to superstardom. Their debut [[mini-album]] ''[[Amiyumi|amiyumi]]
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• HIGH and MIGHTY COLOR
  ...on of the band after the release of their 15th single "[[Reache|Re:ache]]" on August 11th, 2010. ...UNAGA" on the island of [[Okinawa]]. They often performed in US Army clubs on the island and would cover Western songs. In 2003, the band met [[MAAKIII|M
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• Miz
  ...|Good bye, yesterday]] '' and three singles, however in 2009 she announced on her official blog she changed her stage name back to '''Miz'''. Her biggest ...g would not surface until October the following year, when it was released on the soundtrack for the game.
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• ASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION
  ...heir style is to sing emotional/love songs in an aggressive, hardcore/punk rock style while giving the songs a bit of angst along with the emotion. ASIAN K ...eir song, "[[Konayuki (ASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION)|Konayuki]]", was featured on the radio. That same year, another independent album was released titled "[
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• ACIDMAN
  '''ACIDMAN''' is a [[J-Rock]] group. The bassist, [[Satou Masatoshi]] is the main composer for the grou ...followed up with the mini-album ''[[Sankazora]]'' in 2002, debuting at #29 on [[Oricon|Oricon indies charts]]. ACIDMAN toured with other popular indies b
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• ALvino
  ...for vocals and later released their debut single "[[Snow Line|snow line]]" on December 13th. [[Category:J-Rock]]
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• V.I.D ~Very Important Doll~
  ...; ''With a Cutter in My Right Hand, a Drug in My Left Hand, and Deep Love on My Ring Finger'') ...torm TV ~Sunaarashi Housou~ 2006.8.29 SHIBUYA-AX]]". The album reached #56 on the major [[Oricon]] chart, where it charted for two weeks.
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• Alone (ALvino)
  ...tic version of their song "[[Snow Line|snow line]]". The album reached #84 on the [[Oricon]] charts, where it charted for a week. [[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
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• S.K.I.N.
  '''S.K.I.N.''' is a [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] super group consists of [[YOSHIKI]] of [[X JAPAN]] fame, [[GACKT]], [[SUG ...m at the Anime Expo convention in Long Beach, California on June 29, 2007. On May 27 it was announced that a U.S. tour would start after the Anime Expo p
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• P'UNK~EN~CIEL
  ...r the performance. She was featured on the song "[[Round and Round 2005]]" on L'Arc~en~Ciel's "[[Killing Me]]" single). [[Category:J-Rock]]
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• MOON KANA
  ...rances in the ''[[Gothic & Lolita Bible]]''. MOON KANA publishes her music on her own indies label ichigo-SHA, and is also known for her widely different Kana was unheard from musically for almost a year until November of 2002. On November 24th she had her first double release: the release of her fifth si
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• Kra
  ..."[[Heart Balance]]" on September 21st, 2006. Their music is a mix of pop, rock and a bit of jazz. ...due to continuing poor health. Despite this, the group will still continue on without Mai.<ref>"[http://www.pscompany.co.jp/kra/news20101213.html Kra舞,
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• LUNA SEA
  ...INORAN]] on rhythm guitar, [[J]] on bass, and [[Shinya (LUNA SEA)|Shinya]] on drums andpercussion. They were discovered by [[X JAPAN]]'s guitarist, [[hid ...and [[SLAUGHTER]] (using the stage name Rayla), joined the group. This was on May, 1989. That same month, they started playing at PLAY HOUSE, a live hous
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• DIR EN GREY
  '''DIR EN GREY''' is a [[:Category:J-Rock|rock]]-[[:Category:J-Metal|metal]] band, formed in 1997 and went major in 1999 w ...Hall) would later become the first of several live concerts to be released on VHS and DVD.
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• TOKYO SKA PARADISE ORCHESTRA
  ...e past 21 years, their innovation has proved to have been very influential on Japanese music as a whole and have collaborated with several artists, inclu * [[Motegi Kinichi]] on Drums (joined 1999)
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• ATTACK HAUS
  ...lso just completed their first album ([[ATTACK HAUS (album)|ATTACK HAUS]]) on a major record label. [[Category:J-Rock]]
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• Nakashima Yumi
  ...and musician. She was the vocalist and guitarist of the disbanded [[J-Rock|rock]] band [[GO!GO!7188]] and current member of the band [[Chirinuruwowaka]]. On February 10, 2012, [[GO!GO!7188]] announced on their website that they were disbanding.
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• Nakanomori BAND
  ...anomori BAND''' (中ノ森BAND) was a four-member (formerly five) girl pop-rock band who debuted in 2005 under [[Teichiku]] records. The band has been desc Nakanomori BAND consists of five members, though focuses heavily on (and is named after) the main guitarist and vocalist Nakanomori Ayako. She
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• Hashimoto Eriko
  ...rock]] artist. She is the vocalist and guitarist for the [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] band [[chatmonchy]]. ...monchy]]" and decided to form a band. For the next couple years she worked on recruiting members. It wasn't until March 2002 that Hashimoto meet [[Fukuok
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• chatmonchy
  ...ty. On September 29th, 2011 [[Takahashi Kumiko]] officially left the band. On July 22, 2018 chatmonchy officially disbanded ...as the radio single from the album and ended up becoming a power play song on various radio stations making this group very popular and performing at man
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• Moi dix Mois
  ...s Mana on guitar, [[Shaura|Juka]] on vocals, [[Kazuno]] on bass, and Tohru on drums. In French Moi dix Mois translates to "Me ten Months." According to t [[Category:J-Rock]]
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• Mr.Children (Japanese band)
  ...チルドレン) is a [[:Category:J-Pop|Japanese pop]]-[[:Category:J-Rock|rock]] band under the [[TOY'S FACTORY]] label. ...the Woodstock Festival took place, and it was also an epoch-making year in rock 'n' roll music history. Kenichi Tahara, Keisuke Nakagawa, and Hideya Suzuki
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• GLAY
  ...with different styles of music, and with songs ranging from gospel to pure rock. ...and releases reaching #1 spot on charts, GLAY continues to have an impact on the Japanese music scene. In 2010, the band established its own record labe
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• GO!GO!7188
  ...[Ruriiro]]" and "[[Aa Seishun]]". On February 10, 2012, the band announced on their website that they were disbanding. ...on]] weekly album charts. They released their third album ''[[Tategami]]'' on February 26th, making it to #5 (a full 10 places above the previous one, th
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• GLAMOROUS HONEY
  '''GLAMOROUS HONEY''' (グラマラスハニー) is a Japanese rock band that formed in October 2004 from the session band L. ...surprised to see two former members now with the Elldorado vocalist. Later on October 30th they played their first live as GLAMOROUS HONEY at the [[Tokyo
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• GOING UNDER GROUND
  '''GOING UNDER GROUND''' is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]]/[[J-Rock|rock]] band that debuted in 1998. They are from Saitama prefecture, Okegawa, Jap They originally formed when the members were in middle school and took on many member changes over the years. They started to perform at live houses
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• Furukawa Miki
  '''Furukawa Miki''' (フルカワミキ) is a [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] singer-songwriter currently signed to [[Ki/oon Records]]. Furukawa made h ...apanese Wikipedia''.</ref>. She was also later featured on lead vocals and on the cover art for the band's tenth single, "[[Strobolights]]"<ref>[http://j
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• Shiina Ringo
  ...On January 11th, 2012, Shiina announced that [[Tokyo Jihen]] would disband on February 29th following a final farewell tour. She kept her solo career, bu ...kipedia:Danielle_Brisebois|Danielle Brisebois]]' ''Just Missed the Train'' on national television. At [[Japan's 5th Annual Music Quest Competition]], she
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• Tokyo Jihen
  ...arts. On January 11, 2012, Shiina announced that Tokyo Jihen would disband on February 29th following a final farewell tour. In 2020, the group reunited On May 29, 2004, after announcing that [[Shiina Ringo]] would be ceasing to re
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• Adult
  ...]]" was used as a radio single to promote the album. The album reached #1 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and charted for 17 weeks. It also debuted in g [[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
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• Kameda Seiji
  Born in New York on June 3rd, 1964. Since his childhood he learned classical guitar and piano, * [2002.09.11] [[Spitz]] - [[Mikazuki Rock|MIKAZUKI ROCK]] (三日月ロック)
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• FLOW (band)
  '''FLOW''' is a [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] band singed to [[Sony Music Entertainment|Ki/oon Music]], a [[Sony Music ...rhood they found a guy who was a big fan of [[Yoshiki]] and he joined them on drums. [[KOHSHI]] took [[hide]]'s part in the band and [[TAKE (FLOW)|TAKE]]
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• Oricon Weekly for 2007 week 40
  ...25 || [[Tong Vfang Xien Qi|Tohoshinki]] || [[Shine / Ride On|SHINE / Ride on]] || 5,031 ...ADE XI Complete Best ~Heart of Rock~|SIAM SHADE XI COMPLETE BEST ~HEART OF ROCK~]] || 8,840
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• The FLARE
  '''The FLARE''' was a [[J-Rock|J-rock]] project consisting of two members under [[Universal Music]]. Instantly, the two found an affinity with one another, connecting on many different levels through deep, insightful conversation about life, the
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• Suga Shikao
  ...Shikao''' (スガシカオ) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]]-[[:category:J-Rock|rock]] singer-songwriter under [[Victor Entertainment]] sub-label, [[Victor Ente Suga Shikao was born on July 28th, 1966 in [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. From childhood he always listened
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• Jasper
  ...Wikipedia:Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium|Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium]]. On this track Kaela worked with [[Ishino Takkyu]] of the Japanese techno group The single reached #9 on the [[Oricon]] chart and stayed on the chart for a total of eight weeks. Jasper was certified gold for Chaku-U
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• Spitz
  '''Spitz''' (スピッツ) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]]-[[J-Rock|rock]] band formed in 1987. They are under [[Universal Music Japan]] label. ...zuoka]] in 1986, they fashioned their sound along the lines of melodic pop rock groups like [[wikipedia:The Beatles|The Beatles]]. Issuing their debut albu
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• KIRITO
  On July 19th, 2006, he released his third single called "[[Decide|DECIDE]]". ...nd]] [[Marty Friedman produce 「Rock Fujiyama」|Marty Friedman produce「ROCK FUJIYAMA」]] (#10 ''Zatsuon no Ame feat. '''KIRITO''''')
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• Monad
  # [[Kirakira Boshi ~Wish on a Star~|Kirakira Boshi ~Wish on a star~]] (きらきらぼし; ''Twinkle Twinkle Little Star'') ...09. The regular edition comes with an extra song. The album debuted at #44 on the major [[Oricon]] chart.
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• Peterpan Complex
  ...스) is a Korean band under [[Showmust]]. They debuted in 2002 as an indie rock band, however after a three year hiatus, in 2011, they made their comeback ...i Han]] on guitar and vocals, [[Kim Yong Rin]] on guitar, [[Noh Deok Rae]] on bass, and drummer [[Hwang Jeong Gwan]].
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• Taiyou to Ciscomoon
  ...a Atsuko]], [[RuRu]], [[Shinoda Miho]], and [[Kominato Miwa]]) were chosen on the TV show [[ASAYAN]] in their San Francisco auditions. They released six ...s [[RuRu]] (due to a job contract commitment in [[China]]), but she posted on the group's blog as well as being in a VTR at the concert.
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• Vanish...
  ...t Shibuya-AX, but the regular edition was made available through retailers on December 24th, 2008. Both editions comes with one randomly chosen out of a [[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
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• Link (Porno Graffitti)
  # [[It's on My Mind|It's on my mind]] [[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
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• Yasuda Kei
  ...a remained a soloist in [[Hello! Project]] until the Elder Club graduation on March 31st 2009. She is now part of [[Morning Musume OG]]. ..., was part of the second generation of Morning Musume. Morning Musume went on to produce another album and three more singles before [[Fukuda Asuka]] dec
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• Ogawa Makoto
  She graduated from [[Morning Musume]] on August 27, 2006. She was studying English in New Zealand. She returned in 2 ...nce on the single "[[Mr. Moonlight ~Ai no Big Band~]]," and first appeared on the fourth studio album, ''[[4th Ikimasshoi!]]''.
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• LM.C
  ...ed to be known as Maayatan, [[Miyavi|雅-miyavi-]]'s ex-support guitarist, on vocals. LM.C's sound is far from pop, with their song "☆Rock the LM.C☆" being mostly rapvocals with guitar (like Limp Bizkit's or Link
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• Tsuchiya Anna
  ...winning comedy ''[[Shimotsuma Monogatari]]''. Currently Tsuchiya continues on her musical career under the [[Mad Pray Records|MAD PRAY RECORDS]] sub-labe ...her early life, but she started her modelling career at age 14. From then on, Tsuchiya continued to find success in modelling; finding success as being
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• Yorico
  ...atured in ''[[wikipedia:Super Mario Bros.|Super Mario Bros.]]''. From then on, after listening to a range of music featured in games as well as her grand .... (Yorico)|Honto wa ne.]]". The album sold an amazing 80,000 copies. Later on in the same year, she released a mini-album entitled ''[[Gap|gap]]''.
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• Ishiguro Aya
  ...rock band [[LUNA SEA]] in May 2000 and became a mother for the first time on November 5th, 2000, with a baby girl. She gave birth to a second daughter i
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• Coffee & Singinggirl!!!
  ...]</ref>. The single reached #35 on the weekly [[Oricon]] chart, and stayed on the chart for a total of four weeks. This is Furukawa's best selling solo s [[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
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• Taiyou to Kimi ga Egaku Story
  ...st press of the single came with a special booklet. The single reached #10 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and charted for 5 weeks. * [2010.07.30] [[Shodou Joshi x Rock Joshi]]
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• Hello! Project Releases (2003)
  * 09 - [[Minimoni]]'s ninth single [[Rock n' Roll Kenchoushozaichi ~Oboechaina Series!~]] * 27 - Goto Maki's eighth single [[Daite yo! Please Go On|Daite yo! PLEASE GO ON]]
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• Ura Shopping
  # [[Viva Rock|Viva★Rock]] ([[PV]]) (ビバ★ロック) # [[Walk On|Walk on]] ([[PV]])
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• Kimi ga Suki + Remix Tunes
  ...|Yume de Aeru yo (DUCK ROCK FULL LENGTH REMIX)]] <small>(remixed by [[DUCK ROCK]])</small> (ユメデアエルヨ; ''I'll Meet You in a Dream'') ...[[I-dep]] and [[Nakata Yasutaka]] among many. The mini-album reached #120 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and charted for two weeks.
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• metronome (band)
  ...(at any given time) [[:Category:Electronic|Japanese electronic]]-[[J-Rock|rock]] band of the [[Angura-Kei|angura-kei]] variety under the independent label ...spring one-man tour ''Please Push Pause'' finale at Shibuya C.C.Lemon Hall on May 31st, they would be "shutting down", i.e. be going into an indefinite h
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• Lempicka
  ...bie. This was given out to all attending the "EquAL pRayer 2 U" tour final on December 7th, 2005 at Shibuya AX. [[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
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• 5 (NEGOTO)
  ...limited edition came with three instrumental tracks. The album reached #14 on the [[Oricon]] charts and charted for 4 weeks. [[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
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• (What is the) Love & Pop
  ...um (third major label album) released by [[Base Ball Bear]]. It reached #9 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts an charted for seven weeks. [[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
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• ONE OK ROCK
  [[Image:ONE OK ROCK - Luxury Disease promo.jpg|thumb|550px|ONE OK ROCK promoting ''[[Luxury Disease]]'' (2022)]] ...e they would always book the recording studio; the pronunciation of ONE OK ROCK is ''wanokurokku'' (ワンオクロック) which sounds like ''one o'clock'
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• First Love (Utada Hikaru album)
  # [[Movin' on Without You|Movin' on without you]] # [[Movin' on Without You|Movin' on without you]]
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• Asanuma Takuya
  ...name "Tack & Yukky". After the band split in 2001, TAKUYA started working on his solo career. In 2005 he became the producer for [[Takahashi Hitomi]]. ...hat they reason they didn't answer his call was due to a their house being on fire. Not long after, he learned that one of his friend's was selling his g
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• ketchup mania
  '''ketchup mania''' (けちゃっぷmania) is a Japanese pop/punk/rock band. They mix speedy punk music with cute, pop-sounding vocals. ...Ereki Hachimachi]]. The following year their first mini-album was released on [[Twister Records]].
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• KAT
  '''KAT''' is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer on [[binyl records]]. She was born in [[Tokyo]], but moved to [[Wikipedia:Auck * [2007.09.12] [[Rock'n Roll Boys Club|Rock'n roll boys club]]
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• Megamasso
  ...rimental sound mixing together punk, piano ballads, synths, and upbeat pop-rock songs. ...mini-album became available to purchase nationally. It since reached #100 on the major [[Oricon]] chart, where it charted for two weeks.
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