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  • ...004 and was a huge success, earning Otsuka nicknames such as "The New Guru of Love". Her second single called "[[Sakuranbo]]" stayed on the [[Oricon]] ch ...ass. "Kimi Iro Omoi", Otsuka's first photobook, was released on March 1st, 2005.
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  • ...and charted for 15 weeks. It sold 329,145 copies, becoming the #16 single of 2004. *[2004.12.31] [[CDTV|CDTV Special 2004-2005]]
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  • ...became No. 1 Female artist in Asia, and one of the leading and role model of new acts today. BoA has approximately sold more than 10,000,000 copies in b ...ed to the idea, hoping that BoA would continue on in her education instead of turning to the entertainment business. Eventually BoA's parents agreed and
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  • # [[Load of the Shugyo|Load of the SHUGYO]] # [[Pieces of Seven|Pieces of SEVEN]]
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  • ...actress under [[Sony Music Japan]]. She is well known for playing the role of [[Osaki Nana]] in the ''[[NANA (film)|NANA]]'' films. ...hima, was limited to 100,000 copies, and incidently sold out the first day of release. Mika's 2002 album [[True (Nakashima Mika)|TRUE]] went on to sell o
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  • ...to R&B and hip-hip, and most recently she has been releasing various types of electronic music. *'''Date of Birth:''' October 26, 1974
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  • ...l and [[BOX CORPORATION]] management agency. She is currently the vocalist of the bands [[UROBOROS (band)|UROBOROS]] and [[SONIC LOVER RECKLESS]]. ...03)</small>, KLIM <small>(2004)</small>, Kamiki Aya (上木彩矢) <small>(2005&ndash;)</small>
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  • ...tists. In 2010, Aiuchi announced that she was retiring from music because of health reasons. ...r from her post-retirement work as a producer of her "BonBon Copine" brand of pet-related items and services.
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  • ...city retrospective gallery, and a final performance in her home prefecture of Okinawa. ...an autobiography written by her mother, she only knows that her father was of Western/European origin)
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  • ...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 ...solos, accompanied with acoustic guitars, alongside Tomiko's unique style of singing gave them their own distinct sound.
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  • ...wn in popularity both individually and as a group, leaving behind a string of successful TV shows, [[Dorama|doramas]] and musicals, as well as their musi ...ge:photo_2016-09-07_15-11-18.jpg|thumb|300px|ARASHI J-Web Profile "[[Power of The Paradise]]" (2016)]]
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  • ...music business at the age of 12 when his voice began to change and members of Folder went on to become [[Folder5]]. Soon as established artist at 24 year * '''Date of Birth:''' {{bda|1987|08|24|mf=yes}}
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  • ...rn influenced [[Wikipedia:Rhythm and blue|R&B]] sound. She's a good friend of [[BENI]] and [[BoA]]. .... The single peeked at #47 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts. Before the end of 1999 Kay released two more singles, "[[Teenage Universe ~Chewing Gum Baby|T
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  • ...e tripod e.p.]]". Originally the band was a three member group (consisting of vocalist [[LISA]], rapper [[VERBAL]] and DJ [[Takahashi Taku|☆TAKU]]), ho ...(song)|The Way We Were]]" that was originally planned for release as part of GTS. It featured vocals from Ceybil Jefferies. It was only by chance that a
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  • ...h a mixture of rock and punk, while their lyrical content usually consists of topics pertaining to love. ...ed under [[Being Records|Being Inc.]] (''White Cafe''), a subsidiary label of [[GIZA studio]].
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  • ...listed as being the 44th best-selling artist in Japan with compiled sales of over 14,130,000. A more recent figure brings the bands sales to over 14,737 ...A few months after Isoya returned home, she sent him a demo tape with some of her vocal samples. After hearing the demo Onda decided to start a band with
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  • ...h English and Japanese. They are renowned for their unique music, a fusion of jazz, rock, pop and R&B, showcasing their versatility. ...by Nishikawa Takahiro after he and Nakamura Masato met. For a short period of time they had a different name, CHA-CHA&AUDREY's PROJECT. But, they quickly
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  • ...enres. In 1998, her first experience of a televised broadcast came as part of the choir in a Mary J Blige concert. In the same year, she won a competitio ...The next album "[[Mic-a-Holic A.I.|MIC-A-HOLIC A.I.]]" had sales in excess of 500,000 copies.
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  • ...ister had given her. Through small concerts she happened to catch the eyes of many producers and eventually landed a deal with [[Victor Entertainment Inc ...ts, singing was not a happy thing for her, it was a way to cleanse herself of negative thoughts such as anger and sadness. Often times its be said that C
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  • ...ormerly part of [[Hello! Project]] as a fifth generation member and leader of [[Morning Musume]]. ** [[Hello! Project Akagumi]] (2005)
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  • ...ng Kong, which sold out despite it being her first time performing outside of Japan. ** [[Sony Music Records]] (2005&ndash;2012; 2021&ndash;)
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  • ..."[[Hakanaku mo Towa no Kanashi]]", the first opening to the second season of the anime ''[[Mobile Suit Gundam 00]]''. The name ''UVERworld'' is a term coined by the members of the band, combining the words ''über'' and over with ''world'' to form a p
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  • * '''Date of Birth:''' {{bda|1978|07|28|mf}} * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Osaka]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...t his type of music very well. They made their debut as a group in October of that year with the single "[[Rock It Down|ROCK IT DOWN]]." ...ronica. The wide variation of styles has led to a divided fanbase in terms of favored sound, although there are fans who like the numerous sounds m.o.v.e
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  • ...8 she debuted with the single "[[Tsutsumi Komu You ni...]]", which was one of MISIA's best selling singles. ...d [[R&B]] music that influenced her. She started voice training at the age of 15. During high school, she began training with some African-American vocal
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  • * '''Date of Birth:''' {{bda|1975|02|06|mf=yes}} * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Kyoto]], [[Japan]]
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  • * [[cutting edge]] <small>(2005&ndash;)</small> * [2016.03.02] [[Pack of The Future|PACK OF THE FUTURE]]
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  • ...umb|375px|Heartsdales promoting "[[Angel Eyes (Heartsdales)|Angel Eyes]]" (2005)]] ...[[TV Tokyo]]'s program ''[[ASAYAN]]'', which was coordinated by [[VERBAL]] of [[m-flo]]. The girls were born in [[Wikipedia:New York City|New York City]]
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  • ...s from rock and more recently, dance music. Since 2011 she is also the CEO of the child clothing brand [http://pomipomi.jp/index.html PomiPomi]. * '''Date of Birth:''' {{bda|1976|01|26|mf=yes}}
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  • ...hus representing their group name. They were discovered by a former member of the Korean [[K-R&B]] group [[Solid]], and then brought to Korea where they [[File:As One 05.JPG|thumb|200px|As One (2005)]]
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  • The name RIP SLYME is made from the initials for three of the member's names and a popular toy at the time.<br />'''R''' YO-Z<br />'' ...remain one of the biggest names in the music industry with a career fully of 12 years and connections with [[Tomoyuki Tanaka]] ([[Fantastic Plastic Mach
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  • ...and mainly consisting of a guitarist, bassist, DJ, and VJ. He takes charge of the music, lyrics and vocals. He is produced by [http://asobisystem.com/ AS ...humb|230px|left|RAM RIDER promoting ''[[Portable Disco|PORTABLE DISCO]]'' (2005)]]
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  • *[2005] [[Morning Musume Concert Tour 2005 Haru ~Dai 6 Kan Hit Mankai!~]] *[2005] [[Morning Musume Concert Tour 2005 Natsu Aki "Baribari Kyoushitsu ~Koharu-chan Irasshai!~"]]
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  • ...ay 18th, the group announced the dissolution of the band after the release of their 15th single "[[Reache|Re:ache]]" on August 11th, 2010. ...:DAYSPROMO.jpg|thumb|300px|right|HIGH and MIGHTY COLOR promoting [[Days]] (2005)]]
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  • ...gs in an aggressive, hardcore/punk rock style while giving the songs a bit of angst along with the emotion. ASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION has four members: [[ ...same year, ASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION also scored a deal with the producers of [[NARUTO]] and used the song "[[Haruka Kanata]]" for its opening. In 2003,
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  • ...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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  • ...which means Buddah in Japanese, and ''Labbits'', a common mispronunciation of the word Rabbits by Japanese speakers. ...|thumb|right|SHAKALABBITS promoting ''[[Crimson Square|CRIMSON SQUARE]]'' (2005)]]
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  • ...ite.]]", which broke the top 10 on Oricon charts. In 2003, nearing the end of her ninth single and third studio album, Shiina Ringo formed the band '''[[ ...Competition]], she also performed a song solo that would later become one of her singles, [[Koko de Kiss Shite.]]. This won her an award for excellence.
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  • ...band debuted with the single "[[Gunjou Biyori]]". After a lineup switch in 2005, their sophomore album ''[[Adult]]'' reached #1 on the [[Oricon]] weekly ch * [[Ukigumo]] (浮雲) (guitar) <small>(2005&ndash;2012; 2020&ndash;)</small>
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  • ...om the time 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 '' ...OOR - Eye of the Storm promo.jpg|thumb|300px|ONE OK ROCK promoting ''[[Eye of the Storm]]'' (2018)]]
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  • : 2005.03.02 <small>(12cm CD)</small> ...0 copies. It was reissued in 2005 as a 12cm CD both separately and as part of the [[Morning Musume Early Single Box]].
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  • Drunken Tiger originally debuted as a duo in 1999. The group once consisted of two members, Tiger JK & [[DJ Shine]], but DJ Shine left in 2003 for persona ...op. Early in their career, they made it a point to make sure their opinion of the Korean mainstream music industry was known.
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  • This is a list of concerts and concert tours performed by [[Hello! Project]] groups and membe ...] [[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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  • ...[[AKB48]], having been part of their first generation and also as a member of [[AKB48 Team K|Team K]]. ** [[AKB48]] (2005&ndash;2013)
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  • ...ent#DefSTAR Records|DefSTAR Records]]. She was with the label until summer of 2009, where she switched to the [[avex trax]] sub-label [[rhythm zone]]. * '''Date of Birth:''' {{bda|1982|11|06|mf=yes}}
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  • # [[End of the World (Hamasaki Ayumi)|End of the World "Laugh & Peace MIX"]] ...s and charted for 17 weeks. It sold 955,250 copies, becoming the #7 single of 2001. It was certified million by RIAJ.
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  • ...umi Hamasaki Countdown Live 2004-2005 A|ayumi hamasaki COUNTDOWN LIVE 2004-2005 A]] ...aki 21st Anniversary -Power of A^3-|ayumi hamasaki 21st anniversary -POWER of A^3-]]
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  • ...arts students from whom the band had been formed. ZONE disbanded in April 2005. ...treasure 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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  • ...ibes himself as a "Musical Multi-Personality", working within a multitutde of genres under various aliases and projects. Currently, Osawa is under [[cut ===Original MONDO GROSSO Era (1991-2005)===
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  • ...ft the band. He was never properly replaced; the band simply used a series of guest bassists in recording sessions and on tours. ...nally got their groove. Preceded by a series of hit singles, and evocative of such American rock bands as [[wikipedia:Weezer|Weezer]] and [[wikipedia:Pix
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