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  • ...Perfect Girls / To The Top]]" and was sold exclusively at a series of free shows Dream did throughout Japan as well as on mu-mo online store. As a special r Dream appeared on their first television live performance on December 31, 2009 on ''[[CDTV|CDTV Premium Live 2009>>2
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  • ...at the age of fifteen, when she entered a singing competion on held on the television program, [[ASAYAN]]. The auditioned started with 13,500 contestants, but wa ...der to determine if the company had been properly compensating Suzuki (for television appearances, photo shoots, magazines, endorsements, etc). AG Communications
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  • ...ITION". Rully also began making several media appearances including radio, television, and magazines. She decided that she wanted to become a radio personality o ...ember 2006. Rully continued to make several appearances on radio shows and television, and in February 2007 Aiko rejoined the band, along with Tomo on keyboard.
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  • ...both individually and as a group, leaving behind a string of successful TV shows, [[Dorama|doramas]] and musicals, as well as their music. ARASHI debuted in ===TV Shows===
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  • As promotion for this release, Goto appeared on several Television shows. One particular show, Kinyoubi no Suma tachi e, aired a 2-hour special on h
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  • ...'), has starred in two dramas, and frequently guest stars on other variety shows. This new focus on television prompted Yaguchi, during an interview with actor Hugh Jackman, to jokingly
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  • Early on, Takahashi's strong Fukui accent frequently drew comments from television interviewers and other [[Hello! Project]] members. She has gradually grown ...10, it was announced on [[Niigaki Risa]]'s radio show that Risa's and Ai's shows would finish by the new year. A new radio show will take its place in the n
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  • [[Image:2016The Television01.jpg|thumb|230px|NEWS in The Television (2016)]] ...n April 28, 2009 that NEWS would host the [[NTV]] charity program "24 Hour Television". The event was held at Tokyo Big Sight on August 29th-30th.<sup>[http://ww
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  • ...ed enough to interpret to her school friends what would happen on Japanese television. What began as an interest in Japanese dramas developed into an interest in ...ve vocals, especially with her live collaborations on various Korean music shows with other well-known Korean musicians, such as [[Wheesung]]. It was later
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  • ...PRISMIC TOUR 2002'' and even though there were shows recorded and aired on television, it was never released for purchase. It was also around this time that YUKI ...ly discussed the tragedy. After her son's death, YUKI stopped appearing on television to promote her music, and her music videos for "[[Dramatic]]" and "[[Nagai
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  • ...levision dorama ''[[Caribe Ai no Symphony]]'', which became one of the top shows during the prime-time during that year. She eventually married her co-star, * 1980: Nippon Television Music Festival for Rookie of the Year Award
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  • ...del for ''[[Seventeen (magazine)|Seventeen]]'' magazine, and soon made her television debut as the host of [[saku saku]] on March 31st, 2003. On May 10th, 2004 s ...anuary 28th, 2009. "Doko" was used as the opening theme song for the music television show ''[[Ongaku Senshi MUSIC FIGHTER]]'', while the B-side "[[Phone (Kimura
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  • ...people, who seem to be overheating from Amuro's dancing. The second scene shows Amuro and her gang of dancers walking up a dark alley. When they are right ===Television===
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  • '''Hello! Morning''' (ハロー!モーニング) is a weekly television show starring the lead [[Hello! Project]] group [[Morning Musume]] (althoug [[Category:Television Shows]]
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  • ...alent search. Until now, she has a stable career and appears on several TV shows and some movies. ===Television===
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  • ...16, 2006 as a segment in the ''[[Super Junior Show]]'', the group's first television documentary. ===Television===
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  • *'''Radio Shows:''' SHIGET TOGETHER (2005-2008), SORASHIGE BOOK (2011-) ===Television Show===
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  • ...made her debut in the world of show business in 1972 as an actress in the television dorama ''[[Papa to Yobanaide]]''. During her debut, she made over 10,000 ye ...e turn of millennium, Sugita continued to act but also appeared in variety shows. In 2004, she released an updated version of her 1981 hit single "[[Tori no
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  • During a live public recording of their challenge television show in August 2014 °C-ute set the new Guinness World Records for the long ...ato wrote that she intended to mainly focus on television variety and talk shows, but she would also return to singing at some point in the future. Hagiwara
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  • ...a Ryoko]]. The group also became regulars on radio programs and television shows like ''[[Cyber Meme]]''.
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  • ===Shows=== * [2011.07.xx] Monthly The Television 2011 September Issue (''Cover & Feature'')
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  • ...having produced songs for a wide variety of [[Anime|anime]] and television shows in Japan.
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  • ...Tokyo Jihen confirmed that their releases have been following the theme of television genres (ie: Education, Adult, Variety). ...e'', with two shows each in Yokohama, Osaka and Tokyo. Tickets for all six shows, including the 28th and 29th concerts at the Nippon Budokan, sold out the d
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  • Okada has been known to appear on several television shows and radio shows. In March of 2009, she appeared on [[Elementary School Textbook Quiz]], and In December of 2009, Yui and Erika briefly reunited to perform two live shows: the [[MIYO-YUI no Kyounen mo Futaribocchi Casual Dinner Show]] on December
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  • ...up wasn't successful, he began to focus more on acting and hosting various shows. In 2005, after two years of preparation, he released his solo album with t ===Television===
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  • ..., Erika and former v-u-den member Yui briefly reunited to perform two live shows: the "MIYO-YUI no Kyounen mo Futaribocchi Casual Dinner Show" on December 2 ===Television===
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  • ...day, Ohno continues to appear in stage plays much more often than he does television dramas, usually appearing in a play once a year. ...is also known for his artisic talent. He has shown some of his drawings on television programs, and had a special corner on the program D no Arashi! called "O no
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  • 娘。ドキュメント2005 ('''Musume Document 2005''') was a short television show that ran for three months in early 2005. It aired late at night on [[T [[Category:Television Shows]]
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  • [[Hello! Project]] member appearances and performances on the television show [[Utaban]]. [[Category:Television Shows]]
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  • ...illed with television monitors that show her in various locations. It also shows her playing with animals.
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  • The tour featured 8 shows and covered 2 different cities. It was performed from October 11th to Octob : Yoshimitsu Ishiguro (KYODO TELEVISION)
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