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  • Otsuka Ai
    ...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 In other works, Otsuka has acted in the ''[[Tokyo Friends]]'' [[Dorama|drama]]. She also has a radio show called "Otsuka Ai a
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  • Inspire (Hamasaki Ayumi)
    ...Roll Circus Tour Final ~7 Days Special~|ayumi hamasaki ARENA TOUR 2010 A ~Rock'n'Roll Circus~]] <small>(AKBK "valle blanco" remix)</small> Hamasaki is walking down the city and sees a promotional poster of "INSPIRE" with arid earth as the promotion
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  • MONO
    '''MONO''' is a [[Post-rock|post-rock]] band from [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. Their songs, all of which are instrumental, are usually focus MONO's next musical endeavor was a collaboration with Japanese solo post-rock musician [[Maeda Katsuhiko]] known as [[World's End Girlfriend]]. This coll
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  • Arc
    '''Arc''' was a four member [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] band in the [[Visual-Kei|visual-kei]] scene, signed with the indies label ...ingetsu Kichi- ~[[KISAKI]] Gaisen Live~" on August 18th at Wakayama Marina City Adventure Hall in PORTO EUROPE.
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  • Amuro Namie
    ...motions, including a best-of album and tour, a documentary series, a multi-city retrospective gallery, and a final performance in her home prefecture of Ok ...~Finally~ at Tokyo Dome 2018.6.3|namie amuro Final Tour 2018 ~Finally~ at Tokyo Dome 2018.6.3]] <small>(Digital Exclusive)</small>
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  • Crystal Kay
    ...and [[MICHICO]]. The titular track was used as the theme song for the [[TV TOKYO]] music program ''[[JAPAN COUNTDOWN]]'' and reached #100 on the [[Oricon]] * [2010.03.10] [[TOKYO SKA PARADISE ORCHESTRA]] - ''[[World Ska Symphony|WORLD SKA SYMPHONY]]'' (#
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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 ...m), and the last was a free to attend [[Cure (magazine)|Cure]] "Japanesque Rock Collectionz" event at Shibuya Koukaidou on July 30th.
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  • 12012
    ...ロイチニ; ''Ichi Ni Zero Ichi Ni'') is a four member [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] band in the [[Visual-Kei|visual-kei]] scene that was formed on May 1st, 2 * [2005.12.12] [[Icy ~Cold City~|icy ~cold city~]]
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  • Hayashibara Megumi
    * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo, Japan]] ...at Toshima Hall in Tokyo, there was a public recording of Hayashibara's ''Tokyo Boogie Night'' radio show.
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  • Nakata Yasutaka
    ...NC⇔SYNC. Emi Kinoko wrote Perfume's lyrics until their single [[Computer City]], which at that point Nakata took total control over the unit and fully pr ...led STEREO TOKYO<ref>[http://vjarmy.com/wiki/index.php/STEREO_TOKYO STEREO TOKYO on RemyWiki]</ref>, in which Wanta of [[Hazel Nuts Chocolate]] did the main
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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 TOKIO got their name from old romanization of [[Tokyo|Tokyo City]]. TOKIO is also an all-around band as they act, dance, compose and perform
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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 ...agirasuru Hi]]'' <ref>『JAM BOOK』参考。</ref>, she [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] musician [[Onda Yoshihito]]. The nightclub where Onda was playing with hi
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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 * '''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]
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  • Zeebra
    * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo, Japan]] * [2003.09.18] [[Tokyo's Finest (album)|TOKYO'S FINEST]]
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  • MUCC
    '''MUCC''' (ムック) is a [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] and [[Angura-Kei|angura-kei]] band currently signed to [[Sony Music Enter ...bers themselves on June 9th at the Like an Edison store in [[Shinjuku]], [[Tokyo]]. The next day the second pressing of "Fu wo Tataeru Uta" was released. Se
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  • Kiyoharu
    ...s known for being the vocalists for the [[:Category:J-Punk|punk]]-[[J-Rock|rock]] bands [[Kuroyume]] and [[Sads]]. After [[Sads]]' started their indefinite ...0.21] [[Yukinojo Mori Presents Tokyo Poets Volume 1|YUKINOJO MORI PRESENTS TOKYO POETS VOLUME 1]] (#1 ''Ishihakujaku'', #13 ''Shijou no Yurikago'', #15 ''Ci
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  • Heartsdales
    ...]] of [[m-flo]]. The girls were born in [[Wikipedia:New York City|New York City]], and take their name from [[Wikipedia:Hartsdale, New York|Hartsdales]]. T * [2002.08.28] [[Body Rock (Heartsdales)|BODY ROCK]]
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  • chatmonchy
    '''chatmonchy''' (チャットモンチー) was a [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] band under the [[Sony]] sub-label [[Ki/oon Records]]. The band made their ...places including ''[[NANO-MUGEN|NANO-MUGEN FES.2006]]'', ''[[ROCK IN JAPAN|ROCK IN JAPAN FES.2006]]'', ''[[SUMMER SONIC|SUMMER SONIC 2006 OSAKA]]'' and ''[
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  • Shiina Ringo
    ...al farewell tour. She kept her solo career, but in 2020, she reunited with Tokyo Jihen again for a new EP and a tour. ...ikipedia:Ella in Berlin: Mack the Knife|Ella in Berlin]] and [[BLANKEY JET CITY]]'s [[Skunk]].
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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 ...] [[Yapuu ga Shoukan Sareta Machi]] (ヤプーが召喚された街; ''The City Summons Yapuu'')
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  • Hello! Project in Concert
    ...lo Pro Tengoku ~Rock-chan~|Hello! Project 2012 WINTER Hello☆Pro Tengoku ~Rock-chan~]] ...Mexico City|MORNING MUSUME '18 Fall Concert Tour ~GET SET, GO!~ in Mexico City]]
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  • Takahashi Minami
    * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ** [[Majisuka Rock 'n' Roll]] (マジスカロックンロール)
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  • Universal Music
    * [[V-Rock]] * [[Tokyo Cheer2 Party]]
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  • Higurashi Aiha
    ...shi started out her career in the early 1990s as the lead singer for indie rock band [[Seagull Screaming Kiss Her Kiss Her]], which disbanded in 2002 but r ...ted outside of a sold-out [[Wikipedia:Sonic Youth|Sonic Youth]] concert in Tokyo, and she was able to meet with them after the show ended. In high school sh
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  • the pillows
    '''the pillows''' (ザ・ピロウズ) are a [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] band. They are best known in the west for their music in ''[[FLCL]]'', an the pillows formed in 1987, when the legendary '80s J-Rock band [[Kenzi & the Trips]] split up. Former Trips [[Ueda Kenji]] (Bass) and
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  • X JAPAN
    ...peed metal, and later went toward [[wikipedia:Alternative rock|alternative rock]], but always with a huge emphasis in ballads. ...parture of the band. [[Taiji|TAIJI]]'S last three live performances were ''Tokyo Dome 3 DAYS ~Hametsu ni Mukatte~''. He was replaced by [[HEATH]] later in t
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  • Nakagawa Shoko
    * '''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ...10.12] [[Shokotan Cover 4-2 ~Shoko Rock hen~|Shokotan☆Cover 4-2 ~Shoko☆Rock hen~]] (しょこたん☆かばー4-2 ～しょこ☆ロック篇～)
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  • Perfume (group)
    ...their graduation from the Actors School in Hiroshima, the trio moved to [[Tokyo]]. There, they became a part of [[BEE-HIVE]] (an idol group similar to [[He In Tokyo, they also met someone who would become a crucial aspect of their success,
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  • YOSHIKI
    ...iki and his childhood friend [[Toshi|Deyama Toshimitsu]] formed a [[J-rock|rock]] [[speed metal]] band called [[NOISE]]. In 1982, at the end of their high ...[[Visual-Kei|visual-kei]] look. That same year, [[Extasy Records]] signed rock legend [[LUNA SEA]].
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  • hide
    ...May 2nd, 1998, he was found hanged with a towel tied to a doorknob in his Tokyo apartment. In 1981, hide formed the independent rock band [[SAVER TIGER]], where he served as both lead guitarist and songwriter
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  • Toki Asako
    ...s formerly known as the vocalist for the Japanese [[Indie|indie]] [[J-Rock|rock]] band [[Cymbals]] from 1997 to 2003. Toki made her solo debut in 2004 with *'''Birth place:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]
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  • Angelo
    '''Angelo''' is a five member [[J-Rock|rock]] band originally from the [[Wikipedia:Kanto region|Kantou area]] of [[Japa ...n November 11th at Kawasaki CLUB CITTA' and ended on November 27th at Zepp Tokyo. The tour was their last activities of 2006. Their start in 2007 began with
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  • Λucifer
    '''Λucifer''' was a [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] band, who were best known for their tie-in with the [[Kaikan Phrase|Kaika ...songs were used in the anime, along with songs of other [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] bands like [[GLAY]], [[FEEL (band)|FEEL]], [[e.MU]] and [[Transtic Nerve]
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  • BLANKEY JET CITY
    [[File:BLANKEYJETCITY.jpg|thumb|375px|BLANKEY JET CITY]] '''BLANKEY JET CITY''' was a [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] band. They formed in February 1990 and disbanded in July 2000.
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  • D
    '''D''' is a five piece [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] band of the [[Visual-Kei|visual-kei]] variety with a [[:Category:J-Metal| ...a ESAKA MUSE live. In November they performed a three date "TouNaSaka" ([[Tokyo]], [[Nagoya]], and [[Osaka]]) tour called ''Mayutsuki no Hitsugi''. The dat
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  • DAIGO
    '''DAIGO''' is a [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] singer-songwriter, musician, and [[Tarento|tarento]]. He debuted as a maj * '''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]
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  • Wada Akiko
    ...e also made her first acting appearance in the movie Onna Banchou Noraneko Rock in the same year. And then, two years later in 1972, she finally won the Be .... Then three years later, Wada performed at the Apollo Theater in New York City to celebrate her forty years in being in show business.
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  • Kalafina
    ...f their first two albums. A [["After Eden" Special Live 2011 at Tokyo Dome City Hall|national tour]] was again held to support the new release. ...pedia:Illinois|Illinois]]. A national tour for the album wrapped up at the Tokyo International Forum Hall on August 4, 2013.
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  • BAROQUE
    '''baroque''' was a Tokyo based band that quickly rose in popularity, becoming 'Major' with unheard o * [2002.01.12] [[Tokyo Stripper]] (東京ストリッパー) (livehouse version)
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  • Cornelius
    '''Oyamada Keigo''' (小山田圭吾) is a World renowned [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] musician and producer. He first got his start in the late '80s are part o ...ck Albums.<small><ref>[https://www.discogs.com/lists/100-Greatest-Japanese-Rock-Albums/201121?page=1&limit=100 Discogs: Greatest Japanese Albums]</ref></sm
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  • NIGHTMARE (band)
    ...ometimes transliterated as ''Naitomea'', is a five piece [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] band in the [[Visual-Kei|visual-kei]] scene. They formed somewhere in the ...eleased three singles: "[[Varuna]]" in April, "[[Tokyo Shounen (NIGHTMARE)|Tokyo Shounen]]" in July and finally "[[Cyan]]" in October.
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  • Hinouchi Emi
    ...perton - "Lovin' You", Marvin Gaye - "What's Going On", Michael Jackson - "Rock With You", DeBarge - "I Like It", Crusaders - "Street Life", Etta James - " ...~avex Cover Songs Collection~|DRESS UP ~avex COVER SONGS collection~]]'' ("ROCK WITH YOU (Live Version)" <small>[[Wikipedia:Michael Jackson|Michael Jackson
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  • Versailles
    * [2007.11.06] [[Tokyo Rock City|TOKYO ROCK CITY]] (#10 "The Love from a Dead Orchestra")
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  • MINMI
    ...she was soon working with big artists like [[Red Spider]] and [[MIGHTY JAM ROCK]]. ...ery active with live events. MINMI set up a monthly reggae club event in [[Tokyo]]. She then went out on a tour and was the featured artist in the annual [[
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  • Okuda Miwako
    '''Okuda Miwako''' (奥田美和子) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]]-[[J-Rock|rock]] artist, currently signed under the indie label, [[cocoon]]. Okuda origin * '''Birth place:''' Yonago City, Tottori, Japan
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  • Miyano Mamoru
    * [2014] [[Wikipedia:Kagerou Project|Mekaku City Actors]] - '''Kokonose Haruka''' * [2014] [[wikipedia:Tokyo Ghoul|Tokyo Ghoul]] - '''Tsukiyama Shuu'''
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  • SCANDAL (band)
    '''SCANDAL''' is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]]-[[J-Rock|rock]] girl band from [[Osaka]], [[Japan]]. Formed in August 2006 by four high s ...er, SCANDAL released a cover mini-album called ''[[R-Girl's Rock!|R-GIRL's ROCK!]]''. It features songs by female artists that they respect from the last t
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  • Yura Yura Teikoku
    ...ゆらゆら帝国) is a three piece Japanese psychedelic rock band from [[Tokyo]]. ...ed their first overseas shows, performing to two packed houses in New York City in October 2006. An Australian tour followed in May 2007. </div>
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  • THE ALFEE
    ...debuted in 1974 as a [[J-Folk|folk]] band, but soon progressed to [[J-Rock|rock]]. In 1983, nine years after their debut, the band finally had a hit with t ===Transition to Rock===
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  • Lolita 23q
    ...mo.png|right|400px|thumb|Lolita 23q promoting "[[Bad City (Lolita 23q)|Bad City]]" (2012) <br> Left to Right: Yu-ki, Ryosuke, Soshi, BAN, Ryuto]] ...uffix written as "q". The band describes their own music as "Hybrid Visual Rock".
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