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  • Janne Da Arc
    ...their first demo tape in November. Two more demo tapes follow in 1993 and 1994. In 1995, [[Chiba]] leaves the band for good and [[shuji]] becomes the perm ...their second mini album and a re-recorded version of "[[Resist]]" with new songs. Their third mini-album "[[Chaos Mode|CHAOS MODE]]" is released in 1999. Th
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  • Amuro Namie
    ...with SUPER MONKEYS.jpg|250px|thumb|Amuro Namie with the [[SUPER MONKEYS]] (1994)]] ...Hit Songs Orgel Collection|Hit Songs ~Yasashii Hikari / Unmei no Hito~ Hit Songs orgel collection]]'' (#12 "Baby Don't Cry")
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  • Kahimi Karie
    ...sing ''[[The First Question Award|THE FIRST QUESTION AWARD]]'' in February 1994. After the release of her next indie single "[[Girly (Kahimi Karie)|Girly]] In mid 1994 Kahimi took off for [[Wikipedia:Paris, France|Paris, France]]. Momus recall
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  • JUDY AND MARY
    ...ld School.jpg|250px|thumb|JUDY AND MARY promoting ''[[J.A.M|J・A・M]]'' (1994)]] ..., we can assume, is the good-girl behind all the soft, more-ballad related songs. The band has stated that "Judy" is cheerful and positive while "Mary" is m
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  • SUPER MONKEYS
    ...ember and marked the last time that MAX participated as backup for Amuro's songs. * [1993 - 1994] SUPER MONKEY'S 4 (スーパーモンキーズ4)
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  • DREAMS COME TRUE (band)
    ...:Category:J-Pop|Japanese pop]]-[[:Category:J-Rock|rock]] group who perform songs in both English and Japanese. They are renowned for their unique music, a f In 1994, the group went to the USA to record "[[The Signs of Love ~Eternity "Delici
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  • Eto Rie
    '''Eto Rie''' (衛藤利恵) is a Japanese singer-songwriter who debuted in 1994 with the single "[[Tenshi no Hohoemi|Tenshi no Hohoemi]]" under the label [ Rie debuted under the label in 1994; releasing her debut single "[[Tenshi no Bishou|Tenshi no Bishou]]". The si
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  • the brilliant green
    ...re composed by [[Okuda Shunsaku]], [[Matsui Ryo]] composed the rest of the songs. Vocalist [[Kawase Tomoko]] has also released solo work under the pseudonym ...or high school band (they went to different schools in Kyoto) that covered songs from such artists as the [[Wikipedia:Sex Pistols|Sex Pistols]] and the [[Wi
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  • B'z
    * [1994.03.02] [[The 7th Blues]] * [1994.02.09] [[Don't Leave Me]]
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  • Hayashibara Megumi
    ...she voiced the main character she also sang the opening and closing theme songs which were released on her debut single, "[[Yakusoku da yo]]". ...of Nuku Nuku, but she was asked to performed the opening and ending theme songs. This role lead Hayashibara to the release of more popular singles: "[[Haru
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  • TOKIO
    ...nd handled by [[Johnny's Jimusho|Johnny's Entertainment]]. They debuted in 1994 under [[Sony Music Japan]], however they switched to [[Universal Music|Univ * Debuted: 1994
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  • YUKI (singer)
    ...e:YUKI - JAM promo.png|thumb|225px|YUKI promoting ''[[J.A.M|J・A・M]]'' (1994)]] ...release some material, so their first few releases where re-recordings of songs from their indie career.
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  • Matsuda Seiko
    ...[[We Love Seiko -35th Anniversary Matsuda Seiko Kyuukyoku All Time Best 50 Songs-|We Love SEIKO]]'' (2015)]] * [1994.06.12] [[Glorious Revolution]]
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  • MISIA
    ...n gospel and R&B such as Frank Toddy Winfrey, who was her vocal coach from 1994 to 1997. ...ity to cover 5 octaves when singing, something she puts to good use in her songs. To date she has released 12 albums, and though her popularity isn't as hu
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  • Plastic Tree
    * [[KOJI (Plastic Tree)|KOJI]] - Drums (1993-1994) * [[SHIN (Plastic Tree)|SHIN]] - Drums (1994-1996)
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  • MALICE MIZER
    * [[Takano Tetsu|Tetsu]] - Vocals (1992-1994) ===Tetsu Era (1992 – 1994)===
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  • Hajime Chitose
    ...an album full of Amami folk songs titled ''[[Higya Merabe]]'' in August of 1994 on cassette tape, her only album to be in that format. She was only 15 year ...hitose)|Kimi wo Omou]]". This is the first of her singles to include cover songs. It reached #6 on the Oricon charts, where it charted for eight weeks and s
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  • RIP SLYME
    The group had originally started in 1994, whose founding members [[RYO-Z]] AND [[ILMARI]] were old friends and dream ...ey released one album [[Beef or Chicken|BEEF or CHICKEN]] in November, the songs produced by big names such as [[wikipedia:Ad-Rock|Ad-Rock]] of [[wikipedia:
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  • Faye Wong
    ...ms were largely frowned upon due to the fact that they were just covers of songs by American and Japanese artists. Wong headed to New York in 1991 for singi She returned to Hong Kong two years later and released a few songs and has been a hit ever since. She has completely shed any R&B influence an
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  • TRF
    ...their name to an all-capital '''TRF'''. The group is known for their dance songs that are titled with nonstandard English (ie. [[Crazy Gonna Crazy|CRAZY GON ===1992-1994===
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  • Tokyo Performance Doll
    Nakamura would beef up the group with more performances and songs little later when he envisioned the group to be like [[Wikipedia:Shiki Thea * [1994.08.01] [[Never Stop ~Cha-Dance Party Vol. 9~|NEVER STOP ~Cha-DANCE Party Vo
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  • TWO-MIX
    ...[[ES CONNEXION]] the year before. They are well known for having produced songs for a wide variety of [[Anime|anime]] and television shows in Japan. When [[Abukawa Osamu]] left [[ES CONNEXION]] in 1994, [[Nagano Shiina]] and [[Takayama Minami]] both wanted to continue their mu
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  • Until Strawberry Sherbet
    : 1994.05.25 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Mr.Children (Japanese band)
    ...ement. Inaba from [[TOY'S FACTORY]] said, "I felt their potential in their songs." Through their networking, they got a contract with Bad Music. So they pla ...ng. They had finally found golden tunes which touched people through these songs. "[[Cross Road|CROSS ROAD]]" sold very well and their tours were also succe
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  • GLAY
    ...has not been afraid to experiment with different styles of music, and with songs ranging from gospel to pure rock. * [[Masahide Sakuma]] (guitar, keyboards, producer) (1994–present)
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  • Oe Senri
    * [1994.02.28] [[Giant Steps]] * [1994.11.021 [[Sloppy Joe II]]
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  • Sugaya Risako
    * '''Birthday:''' {{bda|1994|04|04|mf=yes}} * She said her favorite Berryz Kobo songs are "[[Himitsu no Utahime|Himitsu no U.ta.hi.me]]" and "[[Heroine ni Narou
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  • Asanuma Takuya
    ...YA - J.A.M promo.jpg|thumb|225px|TAKUYA promoting ''[[J.A.M|J・A・M]]'' (1994)]] ..."[[Power of Love|POWER OF LOVE]]" and "[[Blue Tears|BLUE TEARS]]". All the songs on the band's debut album, ''[[J.A.M|J・A・M]]'', were composed by [[Onda
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  • Ohno Satoshi
    Ohno Satoshi was born in Mitakashi, Tokyo. On October 16, 1994 he joined Johnny's Jimusho as a member of Johnny's Juniors. In March of 199 ...combination of their two last names and first name initials. The two sing songs, many written by [[Ninomiya Kazunari]] and do comedy routines to fill in co
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  • kco
    In 1994, Yamada Keiko participated in the [[EUROGROOVE NIGHT]] audition which was o ===Unreleased Songs===
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  • Hamasaki Ayumi (Magazines)
    [[Image:shuukanjitsuwa-1994.jpg|right|thumb|Shuukan Gendai, 1994]] *[1994.??] Shuukan Gendai
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  • Chara
    ...rring role), which reached #1 on Oricon charts. She is also famous for her songs "[[Yasashii Kimochi]]" and her duet with [[YUKI]] of [[JUDY AND MARY]], "[[ ...iolet Blue]]'' and ''[[Happy Toy]]'', reaching an increasingly high #4. In 1994 Chara would star in her first movie, the [[Iwai Shunji]] directed film [[Pi
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  • Let's Play Winter
    : 1994.11.28 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Akimoto Yasushi
    * [1994] Rooms * [[AKB48]] - All songs by AKB48 have lyrics written by Akimoto.
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  • Higurashi Aiha
    ...liked that it was too long. Ito didn't stay with the band long and left in 1994 and then Higurashi called upon the help of bassist [[Koyama Nao]] and drumm ...s Her album)|17]]'', she was suffering from depression, which affected the songs on the album.
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  • 2003 Oricon Top 100 Albums
    |[[Songs (175R)|Songs]] |[[Illuminate ~The Very Best Songs~|Illuminate ~the very best songs~]]
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  • Wakasa no Hiketsu
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  • Zuruyasumi
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  • Ichido Asobi ni Kite yo
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  • Otoko Nara
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  • Everybody's Got Something To Hide Except Me and My Monkey
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  • Torikago
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  • Hoshi no Oujisama (Moritaka Chisato)
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  • Office Machi no Koi
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  • Taifuu
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  • Step by Step ~Kare no Jinsei~
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  • It's Only Love / Sorry Baby
    : 1994.03.24 ...charted for 24 weeks and sold 1,175,570 copies, becoming the #13 single of 1994.
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  • ZARD
    ...re a highly renowned group in [[Japan]], having produced some very popular songs since their debut in 1991. Around the release of their third album, ''[[Ho ...sc Awards|Japan Golden Disc Awards]] of 1994. ZARD has performed several songs that have been chosen as anime themes such as ''[[Meitantei Conan]]'', ''[[
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  • Kitto Wasurenai
    ...,200 units, becoming the #53 single of 1993. It also sold 339,930 units in 1994, becoming the #81 single of that year. This single charted for fifteen week [[Category:1994 Oricon Top 100 Singles]]
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  • Konna ni Soba ni Iru no ni
    : 1994.08.08 ...harted for twelve weeks and sold 787,660 units, becoming the #27 single of 1994.
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  • Anata wo Kanjiteitai
    : 1994.12.24 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • X JAPAN
    ...n of [[YOSHIKI]], never stopped evolving. Amongst their music one can find songs for everybody: harsh but very emotive speed metal tracks like "[[Sadistic D ...ade the song "Black Diamond" by KISS into a classical piece that listed in 1994's ''[[Tribute -Kiss My Ass-|Tribute -KISS MY ASS-]]'' album, a tribute to t
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  • YOSHIKI
    ...dy]]''. The album contained orchestral arrangements of several [[X JAPAN]] songs and one of Yoshiki's own. That song, "[[Amethyst]]", was also recorded by Y ...ack to his favorite band. He arranged a classical version of one of KISS's songs, "Black Diamond", for their tribute CD, ''[[KISS My Ass|KISS My Ass]]''.
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  • Kudo Shizuka
    ...rted to self-produce her own music and started to compose her own songs in 1994, starting with the single "[[Blue Rose (Kudo Shizuka)|Blue Rose]]". * [1994.09.07] [[Expose]]
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  • Kylee
    *'''Birthdate:''' {{bda|1994|05|25|mf=yes}} * [2012.02.08] [[17 Love Songs Mix|17 LOVE SONGS MIX]]
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  • Higya Merabe
    : 1994.08.xx ...on cassette tape. It is a cover album of [[:Category:Shima-Uta|Shima-Uta]] songs sung in the [[Wikipedia:Amami language|Amami language]]. After Hajime won a
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  • Arai Akino
    * [2018.04.18] [[Stories 1986-1994]] <small>(Digital)</small> * [2002.02.13] [[Palme Songs|PALME Songs]]
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  • Boredoms
    ...orea|Korea]]. [[Yoshikawa Toyohito|Yoshikawa]] quit for the second time in 1994 and was not replaced. [[EDA|EDA]] is their new drummer. Pavement's Mark Ibo * 1989 - Soul Discharge '99 (LP) (re-released on CD in 1994; also an album of some sort (LP or CD?) called Soul Discharge '99/Early Bor
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  • Inugami Circus-dan
    ...to the Japanese wikipedia page, due to not being allowed to produce gloomy songs under [[zetima]], they returned to the indies scene under the independent l ...pecial form of expression known as "songs." Perhaps through singing these "songs," malice can be transformed into amusement and possibly even become purifie
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  • Pulse (Hayashibara Megumi)
    : 1994.12.21 ...This time around the CD contained the karaoke versions for each one of the songs. Since this version has eight tracks, it is often mislabeled as an album. T
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  • Kajiura Yuki
    ...t, and producer of the unit [[See-Saw]]. After the group went on hiatus in 1994, she began composing music for many other musicians as well as composing ba *[1994] [[Afternoon Tea]]
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  • Sakai Noriko
    * [1994.02.02] [[Natural Best]] * [1994.07.21] [[10 Songs]]
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  • Nakamori Akina
    ...cene. Nakamori is also known as "the queen of tragedy" because most of her songs have a serious or sad tone unlike the normal happy and carefree sound heard ...i Takao]] and still to this date, they're one of Nakamori's most requested songs.
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  • Asaka Yui
    ...her decade. She began to act in various product commercials that used her songs and started her concerts, including the sold-out YUI ASAKA SUMMER TOUR '89 * [1990.02.28] [[Nude Songs]]
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  • Meitantei Conan
    ..., with the first chapter being printed in its fifth issue on January 19th, 1994. The manga has got great acceptance since then, and it's still being publis | June 18, 1994
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  • Shiina Hekiru
    ...roup [[Hummingbird (group)|Hummingbird]], and later made her solo debut in 1994. Slowly over the years Shiina has been trying to distance herself from her ...bird.jpg|thumb|225px|Shiina Hekiru in [[Hummingbird (group)|Hummingbird]] (1994)]]
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  • Hikaru GENJI
    ...musho|Johnny's Entertainment]] label that was active from 1987 to 1995. In 1994, Oosawa Mikio and Sato Hiroyuki left the group and the remaining members fo Hikaru GENJI went on to release 29 singles and 20 albums until, in 1994, [[Oosawa Mikio]] and [[Satou Hiroyuki]] left the group and the company. Th
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  • Matsu Takako
    ...was just 16, in ''[[Ninjo Banashi Bunshichi Mottoi]]''. It wasn't until in 1994, after she played lead in the [[Dorama|dorama]] ''[[Hana no Ran]]'' did she * [2003.10.08] [[Harvest Songs|harvest songs]]
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  • Nakama Yukie
    * [2004.12.01] ''[[Dramatic Songs]]'' (Disc 1 #13 ''Aishiteru'') * [1994] [[Aoi Natsu (TV dorama)|Aoi Natsu]]
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  • BUCK-TICK
    ...ous sold-out performance from arena tours to playing at the Tokyo Dome. In 1994, they toured with [[LUNA SEA]] and [[SOFT BALLET]] on the LSB tour that fea * [1994.08.24] [[Shapeless]] (シェイプレス)
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  • Kuroyume
    * [[Suzuki Shin|Shin]] (臣) - Guitar (gone: 1994) ...tunately Shin, who wrote most of their songs, decided to leave the band in 1994, because of musical differences.
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  • Whiteberry
    ...J-Rock|rock]] band from [[Hokkaido]], [[Japan]]. Though the band formed in 1994 they didn't make their national debut until 1999 with the EP ''[[After Scho Originally the band formed was formed back in 1994 by a group of life-long friends while in elementary school. The band at fir
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  • Boy (ZARD)
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:ZARD Songs]]
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  • Kono Ai ni Oyogi Tsukarete mo
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  • Kawai Sonoko
    ...rted to produce her own albums. She also later on started to write her own songs, starting with her 1990 album ''[[Replica]]''. ...i]], who wrote all the songs for her fourth album ''[[Rouge et Bleu]]'' in 1994. She also announced that she would retire from the music business a while a
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  • KISAKI
    * [[Levia]] (1992-1994) * [[LAYBIAL]] (1994)
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  • Mazda Julia
    ...en Heart promo.jpg|thumb|250px|Mazda promoting "[[Makenai Broken Heart]]" (1994)]] * [1994.02.23] [[Julia I]]
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  • PIERROT (band)
    '''PIERROT''' is a [[Visual-Kei|visual-kei]] band active from 1994 until 2006. On April 8th, 2014, PIERROT regrouped. * [[Luka (UNIMELO)|Luka]] - Drums (left: 1994)
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  • Mizuki Alisa
    * [1994.12.24] [[Arisa III ~Look~|ARISA III ~LOOK~]] * [1994.04.01] [[Kan-Juice|KAN-JUICE]] (Remix Album)
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  • Nakajima Miyuki
    ...e top 200. Aside from singing, Nakajima is also known for writing numerous songs for other artists, notably [[Kudo Shizuka]]. ...arts. Even though Nakajima has a successful career in 1970s and 1980s, her songs always expressed sad and hateful lyrics toward love.
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  • Sunday Afternoon
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  • Touch and Go!!
    : 1994.11.03 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Kanno Yoko
    ...Entertainment|flying DOG]]. She also known for her composition for [[CM]] songs and popular [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] artists, especially her collaboration wi *[1994] [[Wikipedia:Please Save My Earth|Please Save My Earth]]
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  • Life (Hayashibara Megumi)
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  • Sera Myu
    * [[Nakayama Hiroko]] (中山博子) 1993-1994 * [[Kotani Misako]] (小谷みさこ) 1994-1995, 1996-1998
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  • Utsumi Kazuko
    ...se!'' audition. Soon after, she sang main vocals on many of Onyanko Club's songs, including the debut single "[[Sailor Fuku wo Nugasanaide]]". Utsumi got married in 1994 and retired from show business soon after. In 2002, she and other former me
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  • BORIS
    Boris originally formed as a four-piece band and started activities around 1994 in [[Tokyo]]. The band's name is taken from a [[Wikipedia:Boris (song)|song Their songs influence range from a huge variety of styles including, various [[J-Metal|
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  • YB
    The group first formed in 1994. Because the group uses traditional instruments such as the [[Wikipedia:Gay The band sang songs like "Oh, Pilseung Korea (Oh, Victory to Korea)" and "[[Wikipedia:Arirang|A
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  • THE ALFEE
    ...been fond of the electric guitar. In an interview, ALFEE was asked, "Your songs are only intended to be heard indoors, right?" to which Takamizawa was offe ...23]]" (later called "Shock!! TAKURO23"), a medley of 23 [[Yoshida Takuro]] songs. Seven years later in 1988, they changed their name to '''BE∀T BOYS''' (w
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  • It's Only Love
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  • Sorry Baby (Fukuyama Masaharu)
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Fukuyama Masaharu Songs]]
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  • DJ DOC
    '''DJ DOC''' is a [[K-Hip-Hop|Korean Hip-Hop]] group debuted in 1994. DJ DOC is an acronym for "Disk Jockey Dream of Children". * [1994.11.xx] [[Superman Biae]] (슈퍼맨의 비애)
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  • Watanabe Minayo
    * [1988.07.01] [[Sweet Little Songs]] * [1994.01.06] Trap
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  • Onnine Ibalgwan
    ...an modern rock group that formed in 1994. That same year, the band had two songs from their demo ("[[Roland Gorilla]]," and "[[Funny Afternoon]]") played on From 1994 to 1996 the band continued to play in small clubs in Seoul, finally releasi
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  • Tokunaga Hideaki
    *[1994.09.14] [[Live 1994]] *[1994.11.09] [[Eien n Hate ni]] (永遠の果てに)
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  • Original Smile
    : 1994.06.06 ...arted for twelve weeks. It sold 406,730 copies, becoming the #60 single of 1994.
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  • Iwao Junko
    ...ow, entitled ''[[Wikipedia:Montana Jones|Montana Jones]]'', years later in 1994 as part of the idol seiyuu boom. She went onto to voiced major characters i * [1999.03.03] [[Favorite Songs]]
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  • Everybody Goes -Chitsujo no Nai Gendai ni Drop-Kick-
    : 1994.12.12 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Tomorrow Never Knows
    : 1994.11.10 ...Oricon]] weekly charts and sold 930,450 copies, becoming the #22 single of 1994. It also sold 1,835,840 copies in 1995, becoming the #4 single of the year.
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  • Innocent World
    : 1994.06.01 ...the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and sold 1,812,970, becoming the #1 single of 1994. It charted for 41 weeks and sold a total of 1,935,830 copies.
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  • Cross Road
    ...icon]] weekly charts and sold 1,132,280 copies, becoming the #15 single of 1994. It charted for 50 weeks and sold a total of 1,255,940 copies. [[Category:1994 Oricon Top 100 Singles]]
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  • Shinohara Ryoko
    ** [[Tokyo Performance Doll]] (1990-1994) ** [[Golbies]] (1990-1994)
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  • Hanasakeru Seishounen
    ...eries created by [[Itsuki Natsumi]]. It ran from February 1987 from August 1994 the Japanese monthly [[Shojo|shojo]] magazine, [[LaLa]]. *[1994.04] Volume 09
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  • Paradise Train
    : 1994.07.20 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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    : 1994.10.21 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • See-Saw
    ...Chiaki]] and [[Nishioka Yuriko]], but [[Nishioka Yuriko|Nishioka]] left in 1994. They went in a hiatus in 2005. In 2019 See-Saw restarted activities. ...JAPAN|BMG Fun House]] with the single "[[Swimmer]]" in July 1993. In April 1994, after releasing their third single "[[Chao Tokyo]]", Nishioka left the gro
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  • Okazaki Ritsuko
    ...became well known she started writing songs for artists. She also composed songs for Yamaha Music. ...ing and ending theme songs. Okazaki went on through the 1990s contributing songs to a variety of different animes. Okazaki impressed her staff one day when
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  • Carnival Babel Revival
    ...rnival Babel|CARNIVAL BABEL]]", which was used as the opening theme to the 1994 [[Anime|anime]] [[Blue Seed]] where Hayashibara voiced the main character, [[Category:2003 Songs]]
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  • Kanojo no "Modern..."
    : 1994.11.16 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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    : 1994.06.15 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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    : 1994.05.25 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Sphere (Hayashibara Megumi)
    : 1994.07.02 ...orus on the tracks "[[Nakeba Ii no]]" and "[[Be Natural|be Natural]]". The songs "[[Bon Voyage!]]" and "[[Sunaona Kimochi]]" were written and composed by [[
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  • Yamamoto Junko
    ...participated in the charity group [[USED TO BE A CHILD]]. A year later, in 1994, [[Hi-Fi Set]] disbanded and she released her first solo album, entitled '' In 2000, she formed two short-term music units, [[Songs for Memories]], which disbanded in 2009, and [[nanan]]. A year after, she f
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  • Miyakawa Ai
    ...singer, lyricist, and song-writer. She also played Sailor Chibi Moon from 1994-1995 in the Sailor Moon musicals or [[Sera Myu]]. ...she won the part to play Sailor Chibi Moon in the [[Sera Myu]] musical in 1994. Five years later, she went to participate in the soundtrack for the popula
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  • Love You Only
    : 1994.09.21 ...ngle reached #3 on the weekly [[Oricon]] charts and sold 395,340 copies in 1994, becoming the #63 single of the year. It charted for 22 weeks and sold a to
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  • Ashita no Kimi wo Mamoritai ~Yamato 2520~
    : 1994.12.12 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Nakayama Miho
    * [1994.06.08] [[Pure White (album)|Pure White]] * [1993.01.20] [[Dramatic Songs (Nakayama Miho)|Dramatic Songs]]
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  • Tamura Naomi
    ...Japanese rock]] singer-songwriter. She is best known for singing the theme songs for the ''[[Magical Knight Rayearth]]'' series. ** [[Polydor]] (1994-1997)
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  • Luna (Arashiro Beni)
    ...]''. "[[Diggin' On You (Arashiro Beni)|Diggin' on you]]" is a cover of the 1994 hit song by [[Wikipedia:TLC (band)|TLC]] [[Wikipedia:Diggin' on You|of the [[Category:2007 Songs]]
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  • Amihama Naoko
    * She was mention by her nickname, Amie, in the songs "[[Dear My Friends ([Nakayama Miho)|Dear My Friends]]" and "[[Konna Hi no A * [1994.xx.xx] Love Letter (ラブレター)
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  • Nakamura Ayumi
    ...anese rock]] band [[REBECCA]]. By 1987, she had started writing all of her songs. In 1994, Nakamura changed labels from [[Hummingbird Records]] to [[Pony Canyon]]. H
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  • Koizumi Kyoko
    * [1994.12.01] [[Anytime (Koizumi Kyoko)|anytime]] * [1994.02.02] [[My Sweet Home]]
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  • Yuzurenai Negai
    : 1994.11.09 ...h ranked in at #1 on the weekly [[Oricon]] chart. The song became a hit in 1994, making the single become's Tamura best selling single. It reached #7 on th
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  • Ishii Tatuya
    ...les and 22 albums in his solo career. He has written and produced numerous songs for his own albums, other artists and special events in Japan. ...ater in 2007, Ishii released the album ''[[Sundial|SUNDIAL]]'', which five songs in the album had the guest appearance of the [[Wikipedia:Royal Philharmonic
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  • DEEN
    * [[Kurasawa Keisuke]] (倉澤圭介; 1993-1994) ...Naoki]] (宇津本直紀; Drums, Percussion, Chorus, and Composition from 1994 - 1999)
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  • FIELD OF VIEW
    '''FIELD OF VIEW''' was a Japanese pop rock band from 1994 to 2002. They were also known as '''view''' and '''the FIELD OF VIEW'''. ...under the name FIELD OF VIEW. They have released many notable anime theme songs like "[[Dan Dan Kokoro Hikareteku|DAN DAN Kokoro Hikareteku]]" and "[[Kawai
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  • TUBE
    In 1994, the group celebrate their ten year anniversary by holding a ten month long * [1994.06.15] [[Owaranai Natsu ni]] (終わらない夏に)
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  • Iizuka Mayumi
    * [2001.05.23] ''[[Yuukyuu The Songs 2|Yuukyuu THE SONGS2]]'' (悠久 THE SONGS2) * [1994] [[Hadaka no Taiso Urougi]]
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  • Atashi Nande Dakishimetai n' Darou
    : 1994.09.07 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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    : 1994.05.01 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • TM NETWORK
    '''TM NETWORK''' is a Japanese rock unit from 1983 to 1994 and then since 1999. The group is also know as '''TMN''' in the early 1990s ...FESTIVAL (journey to saga)]]'', in 1985 with various clips of the selected songs from TM Network's first and second albums. They released their first mini-a
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  • Togawa Jun
    ...ko]] also started her music career and they often helped each other out on songs and each have participated on each others albums. Before the decade was up, ...85.03.25] [[Kyokuto Ian Shoka]] (極東慰安唱歌; ''Far Eastern Comfort Songs'') <small>('''Togawa Jun Unit''')</small>
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  • Togawa Kyoko
    ...Herself and her older sister [[Togawa Jun]] often helped each other out on songs and each have participated on each others albums. *[1994 - 2003] [[Doyo Waido Gekijo]] <small>(some episodes posthumously released)<
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  • Don't Fade Out! ~Fade Out wa Yamete~
    : 1994.07.25 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Inoue Kikuko
    ...The group performed together even after the anime ended. They disbanded in 1994 after the release of their [[DoCo*Second|final album]].
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  • I Was Born to Fall in Love
    : 1994.01.21 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Reincarnation (Okui Masami)
    : 1994.03.05 [[Category:March 1994]]
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    : 1994.08.05 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • It's Destiny -Yatto Meguri Aeta-
    : 1994.12.21 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Kyomoto Taiga
    * '''Date of Birth:''' {{bda|1994|12|03|mf=yes}} * '''Favorite Songs:''' "Crazy Love " and "Rush of Light" by [[KAT-TUN]] and "Rhapsody" by [[Ki
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  • Kamiya Hiroshi
    * [2003.08.27] [[Magical Songs]] <small>('''Kaji Tetsuji''')</small> * [2005.06.15] [[Ring ni Kakero Character Songs]] (リングにかけろ キャラクターソングス) <small>('''Kawai T
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  • Chao Tokyo
    : 1994.03.24 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Suhada ~No Make~
    : 1994.08.01 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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    : 1994.09.24 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Nagano Shiina
    ...popular group [[TWO-MIX]]. Aside from his main project he has also written songs for a couple [[Seiyuu|seiyuu]]. In 2008, he started his own solo project ca ...orked with composer [[Karashima Midori]]. Later in 1991 the two also wrote songs for [[Seiyuu|seiyuu]] [[Hayashibara Megumi]].
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  • Takamizawa Toshihiko
    ...FEE]]. He launched a solo career in 1991 and has also written and produced songs for many different artists. Additionally, Takamizawa hosts his own radio sh ...iked rock music. He formed a cover band with some classmates and performed songs from Western rock bands like [[Wikipedia:Led Zeppelin|Led Zeppelin]] and [[
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  • Without You (Nagasaku Hiromi)
    : 1994.01.21 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Sign (BENI)
    ...sed by [[BENI]]. The title song contains samples from [[Matsutoya Yumi]]'s 1994 single "[[Haru yo, Koi]]", and was first performed by BENI during her ''[[B [[Category:2010 Songs]]
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  • Hatsukoi (Fukuyama Masaharu)
    ...9 version of "[[On and On (Fukuyama Masaharu)|ON AND ON]]" from Fukuyama's 1994 album. [[Category:2009 Songs]]
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  • Goto Tsugutoshi
    ...& Butter]] and [[Kishibe Shiro]]. He went onto to compose and arrange many songs from such artists like [[Sawada Kenji]], [[Nakajima Miyuki]], and a lot of ...i Midori]] but divorced her four years later without any children. Then in 1994, he married former [[Onyanko Club]] member [[Kawai Sonoko]]. He also joined
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  • Blue Rose (Kudo Shizuka)
    : 1994.03.18 ...n weeks, selling 305,000 copies. Because the single sold 299,740 copies in 1994, it reached #89 on the yearly Oricon charts for that year.
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  • Jaguar Line
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    : 1994.11.18 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Fuchuu Torimono Hikae (ALFIE)
    ...13th, Summer August 21 & 22|KING'S NIGHT DREAM WESTERN & EASTERN THE ALFEE 1994 13th, Summer August 21 & 22]]'' as track #3 on disc one. ...of the performance from ''[[King's Night Dream Western & Eastern THE ALFEE 1994 13th, Summer August 21 & 22|KING'S NIGHT DREAM WESTERN Conference Final]]''
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  • Kogarashi ni Dakarete...
    ...nd the best album ''[[Single History III 1991-1994|SINGLE HISTORY III 1991-1994]]'' as track #2. [[Category:1987 Songs]]
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  • Taisetsu na Jikan (Kasahara Hiroko)
    : 1994.05.25 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Mabeopui Seong (Magic Castle)
    ...as Gift from Dong Bang Shin Ki]]''. The song, a cover of [[The Classic]]'s 1994 hit "[[Magic Castle]]", is the only Korean cover of the mini-album and a mu [[Category:2004 Songs]]
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  • Daydream (JUDY AND MARY)
    : 1994.04.21 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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    : 1994.08.21 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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    : 1994.11.02 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • J.A.M
    : 1994.01.21 ...AND MARY]]. Five of the songs on the album are newly recorded versions of songs from the band's indie mini-album, ''[[Be Ambitious|BE AMBITIOUS]]''. All of
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  • Koyama Nao
    ...|Japanese rock]] musician and [[Manga-ka|manga-ka]]. She made her debut in 1994 as the bassist for the rock band [[Seagull Screaming Kiss Her Kiss Her]]. D In 1994 Koyama Nao started her career as a muscian. She was introduced to [[Higuras
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  • O.A.O
    ...The song includes a sampling of [[Wikipedia:Scatman John|Scatman John]]'s 1994 hit "[[Wikipedia:Scatman (Ski Ba Bop Ba Dop Bop)|Scatman (Ski Ba Bop Ba Dop [[Category:2008 Songs]]
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  • Uhm Jung Hwa
    * [1998.10.??] [[Best... My Songs|BEST...My Songs]] *[1994] [[How to Top My Wife]]
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  • Koibito ni Hanarenai Kedo
    : 1994.03.01 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Cherie Mon Cherie
    : 1994.10.26 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Sakazaki Kohnosuke
    ...such as [[The Folk Crusaders]] and [[Yoshida Takuro]]. He started covering songs and participated in folk contests. In the summer of 1972, he met [[Sakurai * [1994 - present] [[Folk Song Taizen Shuu]] (フォークソング大全集)
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  • Kagayaita Kisetsu e Tabidatou
    : 1994.12.01 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • You're My Treasure ~Tooi Yakusoku
    : 1994.07.06 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Mou Ichido, Hajime Kara
    : 1994.05.11 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • There for You
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Matsuda Seiko Songs]]
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  • It's Style
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Matsuda Seiko Songs]]
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  • Koi wo Shimashou
    : 1994.07.21 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Fukuyama Masaharu
    *[1994.06.09] [[On and On|ON AND ON]] *[1994.03.24] [[It's Only Love / Sorry Baby|IT'S ONLY LOVE / SORRY BABY]]
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  • L'Arc~en~Ciel
    This caught the attention of some major labels, so in 1994, they signed for [[Sony]], releasing their 2nd album, [[Tierra]], that same ...n and remix albums would follow. L'Arc~en~Ciel also composed several theme songs for various [[anime]] series, including [[DNA2|DNA²]], [[Rurouni Kenshin]]
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  • Seagull Screaming Kiss Her Kiss Her
    ...group started out as an un-named duo of Higurashi and [[Ito Sachiko]]. In 1994, Ito left the band, and [[Koyama Nao]] and [[Karashima Takaharu|Karashima " * [[Ito Sachiko]] (bass & backing vocals) (1992 - 1994)
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  • Bon Voyage! (Hayashibara Megumi)
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Hayashibara Megumi Songs]]
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  • Sea of the Stars
    : 1994.06.25 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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    : 1994.08.19 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Goal Getting Daisakusen
    : 1994.07.25 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Back for More
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  • Wagamama na Anata
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Matsuda Seiko Songs]]
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  • Babies Breath
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Matsuda Seiko Songs]]
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  • Hajimari wa Break Up
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Matsuda Seiko Songs]]
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  • Tenka no Play Girl
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Matsuda Seiko Songs]]
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  • Mirai e no Distance
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Matsuda Seiko Songs]]
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  • Watashi ni Dekiru Subete no Koto
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Matsuda Seiko Songs]]
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    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Matsuda Seiko Songs]]
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  • Tamahime-sama
    ...ly. During promotional events such as photographs and live performances of songs from the album, Togawa wore dragonfly wings. ||CD||1994.12.21 ||ALCA-9125||-||
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  • Kitto Atsui Kuchibiru ~Remain~
    ...selling 174,750 copies. It also reached #95 on the yearly Oricon chart for 1994. [[Category:1991 Songs]]
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  • Kayama Yuzo
    * [1987.12.05] [[My Favorite Songs (Kayama Yuzo)|My Favorite Songs]] * [1994.07.01] [[Black Sand Beach (album)|Black Sand Beach]] (ブラック・サン
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  • No More Blue Christmas' (Crystal Kay)
    ...Christmas'" is a pop song covered by [[Crystal Kay]]. It is a cover of the 1994 [[wikipedia:Natalie Cole|Natalie Cole]] song of the same name. [[Category:2003 Songs]]
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  • Itsumade mo Suki de Itakute
    : 1994.02.23 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Ai wo Ubatte Kokoro Shibatte
    ...tte Kokoro Shibatte" is a song by [[Wink]]. The song was used as the theme songs for the NTT Kyushu commercials. It appears on the single "[[Itsumade mo Suk [[Category:1994 Songs]]
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  • Twinkle Twinkle (Wink)
    : 1994.05.25 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Tasty (Wink)
    "Tasty" is a song by [[Wink]]. The song was used as the theme songs for the Dunkin' Donuts commercials. It appears on the single "[[Twinkle Twi [[Category:1994 Songs]]
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  • Please Please Me
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Wink Songs]]
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  • Ai wa Energy
    : 1994.03.01 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Que Sera C'est la Vie
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Wink Songs]]
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  • Mukashi Mitai
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Wink Songs]]
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    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Wink Songs]]
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  • Omoide no Mikata
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Wink Songs]]
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    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Wink Songs]]
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    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Wink Songs]]
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    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Wink Songs]]
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    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Wink Songs]]
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    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Wink Songs]]
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  • Anata ga Door wo Akeru Yoru
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Wink Songs]]
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    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Wink Songs]]
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  • Hadashi no Marionette
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Wink Songs]]
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    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Wink Songs]]
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    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Wink Songs]]
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  • Ez Do Dance
    ...the 72nd best-selling single of that year, it sold more 385,450 copies in 1994, becoming the 66th best-selling of that year. [[Category:1993 Songs]]
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  • Samui Yoru Dakara...
    ...old 503,530 from 1993 through 1994, it was the 45th best-selling single of 1994. [[Category:1994 Oricon Top 100 Singles]]
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  • Survival Dance ~No No Cry More~
    : 1994.05.25 ...more~" is the sixth single released by [[trf]], and one of their signature songs along with "[[Boy Meets Girl (trf)|BOY MEETS GIRL]]". The CXTV 17's mix of
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  • Boy Meets Girl (trf)
    : 1994.06.22 ...IRL" is the seventh single released by [[trf]], and one of their signature songs along with "[[Survival Dance ~No No Cry More~|survival dAnce ~no no cry mor
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  • Chiba Saeko
    ...eration member of the theatre troupe [[Minami Aoyama Shoujo Kagekidan]] in 1994. She quickly began to act in various plays, commercials and even in the vid * [2003.08.27] [[Ultra Manic Character Song & BGM Shuu "Magical Songs"]] (ウルトラマニアック　キャラクターソング&BGM集) <smal
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  • Mada Minu Kimi e no Ai no Uta
    : 1994.05.14 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Complex Blue -Ai Dake Kanashisugite-
    : 1994.09.20 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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    : 1994.10.20 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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    : 1994.10.20 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Don't Leave Me
    : 1994.02.09 ...ling 1,444,000 copies. It also reached #4 the yearly [[Oricon]] charts for 1994.
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  • Motel
    : 1994.11.21 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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    : 1994.04.21 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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    : 1994.11.07 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Winter Song
    : 1994.01.07 : 1994.02.14 <small>(VHS)</small>
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  • Wherever You Are
    : 1994.04.28 ...ing 548,070 copies. It also reached #43 on the yearly [[Oricon]] chart for 1994.
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  • Suki (DREAMS COME TRUE)
    : 1994.11.04 ...old 350,860 copies in 1994, it reached #77 on the yearly Oricon charts for 1994.
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    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:DREAMS COME TRUE Songs]]
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  • The Signs of Love ~Eternity "Delicious" Version~
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:DREAMS COME TRUE Songs]]
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  • Pocket Bell Night wa 5643
    : 1994.05.21 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Love Me Do!
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  • Baby "Q"
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  • Kanojo no Taisetsu na Mono
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:JUDY AND MARY Songs]]
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  • Aitakute (JUDY AND MARY)
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  • Kiken na Futari
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  • Jitensha (JUDY AND MARY)
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  • Radio
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:JUDY AND MARY Songs]]
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  • Hyper 90's JAM TV
    : 1994.12.12 ...e and on a Laser Disc. The video contains the music videos for five of the songs from the group's second studio album, ''[[Orange Sunshine]]'', which was re
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  • Missing Link (Penicillin)
    : 1994.12.04 <small>(First Press)</small> ...], a sublabel of [[Tears Music]]. This was first released on December 4th, 1994 in two different CD only versions: a regular edition that comes with a pict
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  • Ryoute Ippai no Yume
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Okui Masami Songs]]
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  • Rock 'n Omelette
    : 1994.01.25 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Kibun Sokai (Moritaka Chisato single)
    : 1994.01.31 ...elling 438,000 copies. It also reached #54 on the yearly Oricon charts for 1994.
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  • Te wo Tatakou 2
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Moritaka Chisato Songs]]
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  • Natsu no Hi
    : 1994.05.10 ...elling 409,000 copies. It also reached #59 on the yearly Oricon charts for 1994
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  • Kowai Yume
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Moritaka Chisato Songs]]
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  • Suteki na Tanjoubi
    : 1994.10.10 ...r fifteen weeks, selling 380,000 copies. Because it sold 308,020 copies in 1994, the single reached #87 on the yearly Oricon charts for that year.
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  • Watashi no Daiji na Hito
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Moritaka Chisato Songs]]
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  • Euaerin
    * [2013] [[Reply 1994]] (cameo) * [2013.11.23] [[Immortal Songs 2]] (featuring for [[V.O.S]])
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  • Kanzen Muketsu no Rock n' Roller (Takahara Kei)
    : 1994.06.08 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Tarikihongan ~In It For The Money~
    : 1994.11.09 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Kochi Yugo
    * '''Date of Birth:''' {{bda|1994|03|08|mf=yes}} * His favorite Songs "Monster" by [[Arashi]] , "Kitto Daijoubu" by [[Arashi]]
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  • Sayonara wo Oshiete (Hisamatsu Fumina)
    : 1994.09.21 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Baby Girl (Hisamatsu Fumina)
    : 1994.11.23 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Full Up Mind
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Okui Masami Songs]]
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  • Live Alone... Sennen Tattemo
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Okui Masami Songs]]
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  • Popstar
    The music video appears on the 1994 video collection, ''[[Hyper 90's JAM TV|HYPER 90'S JAM TV]]'' as chapter #1 [[Category:1994 Songs]]
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  • Stilness for Dear
    : 1994.04.17 ...rs before the band's major label debut single, "[[Melty Love]]". These two songs are unique to SHAZNA's discography because they were never placed on a late
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  • Tenca wo Torou! -Uchida no Yabou-
    : 1994.10.21 ...es in 1994, the single also reached #82 on the yearly [[Oricon]] chart for 1994.
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  • Hey Paula
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Covered Songs]]
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  • Zutto Zootto
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  • Happy Wake Up!
    : 1994.10.03 ...r sixteen weeks, selling 340,000 copies. Because it sold 283,140 copies in 1994, it reached #96 on the yearly Oricon chart for that year.
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  • Close to You (Mizuki Alisa)
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Mizuki Alisa Songs]]
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  • Ai ga Umareta Hi
    : 1994.02.22 ...ling 1,142,790 copies. It also reached #13 on the yearly Oricon charts for 1994.
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  • Wazuka no Namida
    [[Category:1994 Songs]]
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  • Dry Flower
    : 1994.07.06 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Spare Key ~Aisarete mo Shouganai~
    : 1994.11.14 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Christmas (JUDY AND MARY)
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Christmas Songs]]
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  • Party Time (C.C. Girls)
    : 1994.04.25 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • 25ji no Venus
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:C.C. Girls Songs]]
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  • Anata Dake Mitsumeteru
    ...for twenty-three weeks and sold 1,236,370 units, becoming the #8 single of 1994. [[Category:1993 Songs]]
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  • Rosier (LUNA SEA)
    : 1994.07.21 ...341,560 copies in 1994, it reached #80 on the yearly [[Oricon]] charts for 1994.
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  • True Blue (LUNA SEA)
    : 1994.09.21 ...ed for 17 weeks and sold 420,490 copies. Because it sold 387,220 copies in 1994, it reached #65 on the yearly Oricon chart for that year.
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  • Watashi no Hito Gingahen
    : 1994.03.01 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Wasureru Tame ni Koi wo Shinaide
    : 1994.03.01 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Setsunakuteii
    : 1994.03.01 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Eien wo Azuketekure
    ...for twelve weeks, selling 566,000 copies. Since it sold 565,850 copies in 1994, it reached #39 on the yearly [[Oricon]] chart for that year. '''Total Reported Sales:''' 566,000 * ([[1994 Oricon Top 100 Singles|#39 album of 1993]])
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  • Hitomi Sorasanaide
    : 1994.06.22 ...over 1,037,850 copies. It also reached #18 on the yearly Oricon chart for 1994.
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  • 1994-2008 Best Collection
    : 1994-2008 Best Collection ...' is the third compilation album released by [[CoCo Lee]]. It includes new songs as well as her past hits.
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  • Doushiyou (JUDY AND MARY)
    ...a rock song recorded by [[JUDY AND MARY]]. The song appears on the band's 1994 studio album, ''[[Orange Sunshine]]'' and was later played on their 1998 '' [[Category:1994 Songs]]
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  • Itsuka Boku no Ude no Naka de
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:DEEN Songs]]
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  • 1994 Oricon Top 100 Albums
    '''Top 100 albums sales in Japan 1994 according to [[Oricon]].''' | 2 || [[Takeuchi Mariya]] || [[Impressions]] || 1994.07.25 || 2,372,030 || [[Image:Wiki sorry.jpg|100px]]
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  • KATSUMI
    ...JAL]]", that KATSUMI garnered his first hit single. KATSUMI also hit #1 in 1994 when he released his fifth album ''[[Super Balance|SUPER BALANCE]]''. ...atsu]] singing group for the series ''[[Ultraman]]'', in 2001 and released songs for the series. However, the group disbanded in 2009.
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  • Tada Nakitaku Naru no
    : 1994.02.09 ...perform this song at the end of the year program [[Kouhaku Uta Gassen]] in 1994.
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  • Sea Paradise -OL no Hanran-
    : 1994.06.08 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Hero (Nakayama Miho)
    : 1994.12.14 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Nando Demo Aiseru Kara
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  • Pure White (album)
    : 1994.06.08 ''Pure White'' is [[Nakayama Miho]]'s 16th album. The songs featured on the album were recorded in [[Wikipedia:Los Angeles|Los Angeles]
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  • Panorama (Nakayama Miho)
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Nakayama Miho Songs]]
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  • Title
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  • Futari no Photograph
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  • Tell Me (hide)
    : 1994.03.24 ...w.oricon.co.jp/prof/artist/27430/products/music/163534/1/ Original Version 1994] | [http://www.oricon.co.jp/prof/artist/27430/products/music/740050/1/ Orig
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  • Konya wa Never Stop
    : 1994.07.01 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Taiyou wa Kuyashi ga Ranai
    : 1994.02.02 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Emotion ga Yogen Shita
    [[Category:1994 Songs]]
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  • Blue Easy Sleep
    : 1994.12.12 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Anata Dake Kanjite
    : 1994.02.02 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Sunday 6:00PM
    : 1994.05.21 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Into The Good Time
    : 1994.09.07 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Sleepless Dreamer
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Yonemitsu Miho Songs]]
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  • Kaze no Pavement
    : 1994.11.21 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Koi wa Ryuusei Shooting Star of Love (Yonemitsu Miho)
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Yonemitsu Miho Songs]]
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  • Sincerely (Shinohara Ryoko)
    : 1994.02.02 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Moonlight Call
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  • Itoshisa to Setsunasa to Kokoro Tsuyosa to (Shinohara Ryoko with t.komuro)
    : 1994.07.21 ...and 397,580 in 1995, it reached #3 and #87 on the yearly Oricon charts for 1994 and 1995 respectively. According to Oricon, the single ranks #1 in sales fo
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  • Good-Luck
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Shinohara Ryoko Songs]]
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  • Get On It
    : 1994.02.02 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Kitto Ai wa Lady First
    [[Category:1994 Songs]]
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  • Dance For Your Future
    : 1994.06.06 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Omoide no Naka e
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  • Rainbow Skip
    : 1994.02.02 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Sayonara no Himitsu
    [[Category:1994 Songs]]
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  • Da.Yo.Ne
    : 1994.08.21 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Sunao ni
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  • Groovin'
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  • Golden J-Pop 1993~94
    ...[[Sony Music Entertainment]] that features various hit songs from 1993 to 1994. The album failed to chart on the [[Oricon]] charts.
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  • Iikubo Haruna
    * '''Date of Birth:''' {{bda|1994|11|07|mf=yes}} *During her introduction at the concert she said she wanted to memorize songs and sing as soon as possible.
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  • Wild Child
    : 1994.02.02 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Tsuki ni Hoeru
    [[Category:1994 Songs]]
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  • Heaven Heaven
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  • Anata ga Kokoro ni Futari Iru
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  • Stop! (Anai Yuko)
    : 1994.09.07 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Love Hurricane
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  • Crime Crackers (single)
    : 1994.11.21 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Hoshi-tachi no Densetsu
    [[Category:1994 Songs]]
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  • Aitai Hito no Mei wo
    : 1994.02.02 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Heart no Crescendo
    [[Category:1994 Songs]]
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  • Kiss to Ryuusei
    : 1994.06.22 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Yagita Mai no "Gekiteki Renai no Susume"
    [[Category:1994 Songs]]
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  • Koi no Yellow Card Patrol
    : 1994.09.21 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Anata wa Debu Demo Ii Hito Dakara
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  • TPD DASH!!
    ...nese pop]] group and a sub-unit of [[Tokyo Performance Doll]] from 1993 to 1994. The group's members were live members of TPD. The group released their fir * [1994.05.01] [[(Just) Fine ~Cha-Dance Party Vol. 8|(Just) FINE ~Cha-DANCE Party V
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  • Sora ni Taiyou ga Aru Kagiri (TPD DASH!!)
    : 1994.04.16 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Odessy -1994- (Interlude)
    : ODESSEY -1994- (INTERLUDE) "ODESSEY -1994- (INTERLUDE)" is a pop instrumental song by [[Tokyo Performance Doll]]. It
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  • Saigo ni My Love
    [[Category:1994 Songs]]
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  • Jump! Keep On!
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  • Ai wa Ai no Mama ni
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  • Go Go Paradise
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  • Marionette (Tokyo Performance Doll)
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  • Koi no Sexy Moving (Do What U Want It!)
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  • Doubt ~Kyou no Anta wa Yoku Shaberu~
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  • Futari wa Rival
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  • Soul Doctor
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  • Natsu no Susume -Summer Vacation-
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  • Yoru no Tabinin
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  • Smoke on the Water
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  • Umi ni Naritai
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  • Moonlit Mercy
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  • Dancing Doll
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  • Yesterday Train
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  • Chu!
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  • X'mas Card
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  • Mou Dare mo Nemurenai
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  • (Love is) Yes or No, Boy
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  • Ai no Samba
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  • Taiyou no In
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  • Honoo no You ni Arashi no You ni
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  • Klaxon (TPD DASH!!)
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  • Cream Soda
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  • Fire (TPD DASH!!)
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  • Koi ga Mabushikute
    : 1994.03.21 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Conbini Warriors
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  • Cherry Parade
    : 1994.06.22 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Akan!
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  • Lady Boy
    : 1994.06.22 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • So Blue So Funny
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  • Million Kiss
    : 1994.07.21 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • My Sweet Home (Koizumi Kyoko)
    : 1994.02.02 ...selling 447,000 copies. It also reached #51 on the yearly Oricon chart for 1994.
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  • Tsuki Hitoshizuku
    : 1994.11.14 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Luna Sea na Kibun ni Hikareteru
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Koizumi Kyoko Songs]]
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  • Kuchibiru (Jounouchi Sanae)
    : 1994.07.01 <small>(Re-release CD, CT)</small> : PSDR-5106 <small>(1994 Re-release CD)</small>
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  • Mita Fumiyo
    ...n August 2, 1985. Mita was a low-key member and only participated in group songs, concerts, and in the show ''[[Yuuyake Nyan Nyan]]''. She graduated from th * [1994] [[Yellow Guard|Yellow Guard Special Kekkon Chokuzen no Onna ga Shutsugen S
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  • Ieiri Leo
    * '''Birthdate:''' {{bda|1994|12|13|mf=yes}} ...s they accumulated through her emotional youth, and began to write her own songs as she delved deeper into music each day, which eventually led her to the d
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  • Door (Kudo Shizuka)
    ...[[Best of Ballade Current]]'' as track #12, on the box set ''[[My Favorite Songs ~Original Best~]]'' as track #5 on Disc 3, and on the album ''[[20th Annive [[Category:1994 Songs]]
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  • Naked Love (Kudo Shizuka)
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Kudo Shizuka Songs]]
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  • Party (Kudo Shizuka)
    ...d on the single "[[Ice Rain]]" as track #2, on the box set ''[[My Favorite Songs ~Original Best~]]'' as track #3 on Disc 3, and on the album ''[[20th Annive [[Category:1994 Songs]]
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  • Sameteku Oto
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  • Yume (Kudo Shizuka)
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Kudo Shizuka Songs]]
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  • Boku Yori Ii Hito to...
    ...on the album ''[[Expose]]'' as track #4 and on the box set ''[[My Favorite Songs ~Original Best~]]'' as track #2 on Disc 3. [[Category:1994 Songs]]
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  • Jazzy na Koneko
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Kudo Shizuka Songs]]
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    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Kudo Shizuka Songs]]
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  • I'm Nothing to You
    ...Best of Best]]'' as track #9 on Disc 2, and on the box set ''[[My Favorite Songs ~Original Best~]]'' as track #12 on Disc 3. [[Category:1994 Songs]]
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  • Step (Kudo Shizuka)
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Kudo Shizuka Songs]]
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    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Kudo Shizuka Songs]]
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  • Aoi Kuruma
    : 1994.07.20 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Spider
    : 1994.10.26 "Spider" is the tenth single released by [[Spitz]]. Both songs were previously included on their fifth album ''[[Sora no Tobikata]]''. The
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  • Kyokuto Ian Shoka
    : Kyokuto Ian Shoka (極東慰安唱歌; ''Far Eastern Comfort Songs'') : 1994.12.21 <small>(CD reissue)</small>
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  • Suki Suki Daisuki
    : 1994.12.21 <small>(CD reissue)</small> ...ry theatrical like her previous work, but it contains mainly [[J-Pop|pop]] songs. The 2011 reissue reached #295 on Oricon charts, and charted for 1 week.
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  • Tokyo no Yaban
    : 1994.12.21 <small>(CD reissue)</small> ...Togawa Jun)|Kyokuto Ian Shoka]] (極東慰安唱歌; ''Far Eastern Comfort Songs'')
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  • Shouri e no Michi
    : 1994.03.12 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Pochi ni Yattsu Atari
    : 1994.02.25 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Daydream Wonder
    : 1994.08.24 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Nishio Etsuko
    ...l and [[J-Pop|pop]] singer. She is better known for her two singles, theme songs from the [[Anime|anime]] ''[[Ranma 1/2|Ranma ½]]''. In 1992 she became a g * [1994] [[Final Fighter]]
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  • Wing (PASSPO)
    : PDCJ-1994 <small>([[Makita Sako]] ver. (11/10 Event))</small> [[Category:2012 Songs]]
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  • Venetian Rhapsody
    : 1994.01.19 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Ogawa Tomoko
    * [1973.04.20] [[Nice Songs With You]] * [1994.11.09] [[Uruwashi no French Cast!!]] (麗しのフレンチ・キャット!
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  • PC Hits Great-Canyon 1994-1998 Best Selection
    : PC Hits Great-Canyon 1994-1998 Best Selection (PCヒッツ Great-Canyon 1994-1998 ベスト・セレクション) ...he label [[Pony Canyon]]. It features various songs that were popular from 1994 to 1998. The album failed to chart on the [[Oricon]] charts.
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  • Wakakusa Kei
    ...music for CMs and other works. Soon after, he began to compose and arrange songs for various artist. His first work was [[Ken Naoko]]'s song "[[Kamome wa Ka * [1994] [[Tooyama Kinshirou Biyoushitsu]]
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  • Saiai (Okazaki Ritsuko)
    : 1994.03.24 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Choukyori Denwa
    : 1994.09.16 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Sanpo ni Dekakeyou
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Okazaki Ritsuko Songs]]
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  • 1993-nen, Haru
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Okazaki Ritsuko Songs]]
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  • Love Scene
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Okazaki Ritsuko Songs]]
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  • Nowadays
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Okazaki Ritsuko Songs]]
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  • Haru no Umi e
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Okazaki Ritsuko Songs]]
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  • Starry Night (Okazaki Ritsuko)
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Okazaki Ritsuko Songs]]
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  • Yuugure no Kaerimichi
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Okazaki Ritsuko Songs]]
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  • Onajii Sora no Shita
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Okazaki Ritsuko Songs]]
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  • Junigatsu no Yuki no Hi
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Okazaki Ritsuko Songs]]
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  • Monochrome Lovers
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:the pillows Songs]]
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  • Koi no Supai ni Ki wo Tsukero
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:the pillows Songs]]
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  • Kouen ~Tasogare no Warutsu~
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:the pillows Songs]]
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  • Sha-La-La-Lla
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:the pillows Songs]]
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  • Toy Doll
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:the pillows Songs]]
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  • Naked Shuffle
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:the pillows Songs]]
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  • Akanai Tobira no Mae De
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:the pillows Songs]]
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  • Christmas Love (Namida no Ato ni wa Shiroi Yuki ga Furu)
    ...ched #3 on Oricon charts, charted for 17 weeks, and sold 444,180 copies in 1994, becoming the #52 single of that year. [[Category:1993 Songs]]
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  • Konya wa Boogie Back (Kato Miliyah)
    ...r second digital single. The song is a cover of the [[Konya wa Boogie Back|1994 classic song]] by [[Scha Dara Parr]] featuring [[Ozawa Kenji]], which in re [[Category:2012 Songs]]
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  • Speak Squeak Creak
    : 1994.09.xx ...on the album is a Hidden Track and untitled, the song consists of all the songs on the album played at once.
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  • Cactuses Come in Flocks
    : 1994.09.xx ...under one minute long and some even under 30 seconds. Almost none of these songs ever made it to any album or other release by them.
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  • Hedgehog
    : 1994.09.xx ''HEDGEHOG'' is the first EP released by [[MELT-BANANA]]. All the songs on the EP were added on their first album ''[[Speak Squeak Creak]]''. This
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  • 13 Hedgehogs (MxBx Singles 1994–1999)
    : 13 Hedgehogs (MxBx Singles 1994–1999) ...MELT-BANANA]]. It features all the songs from their EPs and Split EPs from 1994 (''[[Hedgehog|HEDGEHOG]]'') - 1999 (''[[Dead Spex|DEAD SPEX]]''). They refe
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  • Shiosai no Memory
    ...] charts. It is Koizumi's first top ten hit on the Oricon charts since the 1994 single "[[Tsuki Hitoshizuku]]". Also, the first top three single since the [[Category:2013 Songs]]
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  • Gekka
    : 1994.10.05 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Kataomoi (Nakamori Akina)
    : 1994.03.24 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Yoru no Dokoka de ~Night Shift~
    : 1994.09.02 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Utahime
    : 1994.03.24 <small>(CD/CT)</small> ''Utahime'' is [[Nakamori Akina]]'s 1st cover album, which focused on songs from the 70's chosen by her. The album reached #5 on Oricon charts and cha
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  • ACRI
    ...', then they released a single and a homonymous album with twelve original songs. ...Ishii released ''[[Acrism|ACRISM]]'', a new album with old and rearranged songs from movie soundtrack and ACRI.
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  • Goujou na Kuchibiru
    : 1994.02.23 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Emergency
    : 1994.06.25 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Fragile (Yonekura Toshinori)
    : 1994.12.07 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Eternity
    *''[[Eternity ~Love & Songs~|ETERNITY ~Love & Songs~]]'', [[Koda Kumi]]'s first cover album. ===Songs===
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  • Tegami (Kome Kome CLUB)
    : 1994.11.10 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Seulgi
    * '''Birthdate:''' {{bda|1994|2|10|mf=yes}} * [2015] JTBC 100 People, 100 Songs <small> (Contestant with Wendy) </small>
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  • Mabushii Hitomi
    : 1994.02.18 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Dare ni mo Naisho
    : 1994.06.01 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Kiseki ga Yattekuru
    : 1994.09.21 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Fuyu ga Kita!
    : 1994.12.07 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Abracadabra (Kome Kome CLUB)
    : 1994.03.25 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Oreiro ni Somare
    : 1994.09.21 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Minjae (SONAMOO)
    *'''Birthdate:''' {{bda|1994|12|18|mf}} *'''Specialty:''' Musical, playing violin, singing kids' songs
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  • Nights of the Knife
    : 1994.04.21 [[Category:1994 Singles]]
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  • Tetsuya Komuro Presents TMN Black
    : 1994.06.22 ...ver 367,710 copies. The album was also #39 on the yearly Oricon charts for 1994.
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  • Takashi Utsunomiya Presents TMN Red
    : 1994.06.22 ...ver 217,960 copies. The album was also #81 on the yearly Oricon charts for 1994.
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    : 1994.06.22 ...ver 203,150 copies. The album was also #89 on the yearly Oricon charts for 1994.
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  • World Heritage Double-Decade Box Set
    ; Disc 20<nowiki>:</nowiki> [[Groove Gear 1984-1994|TMN GROOVE GEAR 1]] ; Disc 21<nowiki>:</nowiki> [[Groove Gear 1984-1994|TMN GROOVE GEAR 2]]
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  • TM Network The Singles 2
    ...came with a second disc featuring remixed versions of featured and certain songs. The album reached #39 on the weekly [[Oricon]] charts and charted for two
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  • Groove Gear 1984-1994
    [[File:tmn-groovegear-1994.jpg|thumb|400px|Box Set]] : GROOVE GEAR 1984-1994
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  • Decade (TM Network 1984-1994)
    [[Image:DECADE_(TM_NETWORK_1984-1994).jpg|thumb|300px|DVD Cover]] : DECADE (TM NETWORK 1984-1994)
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  • Ni ba Wo Guanzui
    ...ntoxicated)" is [[G.E.M.]]'s cover of the song by [[David Huang]], off his 1994 album [[Shǒuxià Liúqíng]] (手下留情; ''Mercy''). [[Category:G.E.M. Songs]]
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  • Ng Sze Kai
    * '''Birthdate:''' {{bda|1994|06|02|mf=yes}} * '''Specialties:''' Songs, Latin dance, rap
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  • Dream of You
    ...ranai]]". It is later featured on her first studio record ''[[Julia I]]'' (1994). [[Category:1993 Songs]]
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  • Yuujuu Fudan
    ...ulia]]. It is the opening track to her first studio album ''[[Julia I]]'' (1994). [[Category:1994 Songs]]
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  • Glass no You ni Kazaranaide
    ...[Mazda Julia]]. It is found on Mazda's first studio album ''[[Julia I]]'' (1994). [[Category:1994 Songs]]
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  • Shisen no Chouhatsu
    ...uu no Hashi]]". It is found on Mazda's first studio album ''[[Julia I]]'' (1994). [[Category:1994 Songs]]
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  • Tsukamikirenai Ai datte Atte mo Ii Janai
    ...[Mazda Julia]]. It is found on Mazda's first studio album ''[[Julia I]]'' (1994). [[Category:1994 Songs]]
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  • Single Girl
    ...uu no Hashi]]". It is found on Mazda's first studio album ''[[Julia I]]'' (1994). [[Category:1994 Songs]]
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  • My Friend (Mazda Julia)
    ...[Mazda Julia]]. It is found on Mazda's first studio album ''[[Julia I]]'' (1994). [[Category:1994 Songs]]
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  • Rain (Mazda Julia)
    : 1994.04.27 [[Category:April 1994]]
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  • Ai ni Uso wa Tsukenai
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Mazda Julia Songs]]
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  • Makenai Broken Heart
    : 1994.10.25 [[Category:October 1994]]
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  • Jiyuu no Hashi
    : 1994.04.25 ...da Julia]]'s debut record ''[[Julia I]]'', for which she wrote half of the songs. The single reached #92 on the weekly [[Oricon]] chart.
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  • Candyman
    ...written and performed in English. It first appears as track #1 on Kahimi's 1994 single "[[Girly (Kahimi Karie)|Girly]]". It was later placed on the best of *[1994.12.xx] ''[[Karie on TV]]'' (#3)
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  • Lolita Go Home
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Kahimi Karie Songs]]
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  • The First Question Award
    : 1994.02.25 <small>(CD)</small> : 1994.04.24 <small>(Vinyl)</small>
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  • Theme from the First Question Award
    ...QUESTION AWARD" is a rock song recorded by [[Cornelius|CORNELIUS]] for his 1994 debut full length studio record ''[[The First Question Award|THE FIRST QUES [[Category:1994 Songs]]
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  • Kobayashi Hikaru
    * '''Birthdate:''' {{bda|1994|04|19|mf=yes}} *Only listened to [[Hello! Project]] songs until passing the PINK CRES audition, but has since expanded to [[Flower (g
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  • ZIGGY
    * [1994.07.27] [[Blond 007|BLOND 007]] ...10.25] [[No Doubt -ZIGGY Songs Played by SNAKE HIP SHAKES-|NO DOUBT -ZIGGY SONGS PLAYED BY SNAKE HIP SHAKES-]] (self-cover album)
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  • Akiramerarenai Yume ni
    : 1994.05.25 [[Category:May 1994]]
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  • Nervous Break Down
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Tamura Naomi Songs]]
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  • Yuukou Jouyaku Musubenai Nara
    [[Category:1994 Songs]] [[Category:Tamura Naomi Songs]]
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  • One Step (PEARL)
    ...derline (PEARL)|BORDERLINE]] '' (1991), ''[[Sixteen Gems|SIXTEEN GEMS]]'' (1994), and ''[[Golden Best PEARL -Early Days-|GOLDEN☆BEST PEARL -early days-]] [[Category:1987 Songs]]
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  • Acoustic Lady
    ...uals MC2 (PEARL)|E=MC2]]'' as track #2. The song was later included on the 1994 best of collection ''[[Sixteen Gems|SIXTEEN GEMS]]'' as track #3. [[Category:1988 Songs]]
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  • Precious Love (PEARL)
    ...f collections: 1991's ''[[Borderline (PEARL)|BORDERLINE]] '' as track #14, 1994's ''[[Sixteen Gems|SIXTEEN GEMS]]'' as track #6, and 2012's ''[[Golden Best [[Category:1989 Songs]]
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  • Hyojin
    * '''Birthday:''' {{bda|1994|04|22|mf=yes}} * '''Specialties:''' Memorizing songs and harmonizing
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  • Nael
    * '''Birthdate:''' {{bda|1994|09|09|mf=yes}} * Her favorite songs are from [[Wikipedia:Adele|Adele]], especially "[[Wikipedia:All I Ask (Adel
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  • Asako (singer)
    ...6. She released the music video for "Michi" followed by the videos for the songs "[[Apple Tea]]" and "[[My Darling (Asako)|My Darling]]" on YouTube where th * '''Birthdate:''' {{bda|1994|04|04|mf=yes}}
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  • Beverly
    * '''Birthdate:''' {{bda|1994|06|20|mf=yes}} ...st place at the World Championships of Performing Arts, where she recorded songs under [[Wikipedia:GMA Music|GMA Records]] and worked with composer [[Wikipe
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  • R!N
    ...ine (R!N)|STARTL!NE]]'' followed by appearing on a number of collaborative songs with [[Sawano Hiroyuki|SawanoHiroyuki[nZk]]] credited as '''Gemie'''. R!N j * '''Birthdate:''' {{bda|1994|06|08|mf}}
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  • 1999 Oricon Top 100 Albums
    | 30 || [[Kuroyume]] || [[EMI 1994~1998 Best or Worst|EMI 1994~1998 BEST OR WORST]] || 1999.02.17 || 791,660 || [[File:Wiki sorry.jpg|100p | 52 || [[Dragon Ash]] || [[Buzz Songs]] || 1998.09.02 || 566,290 || [[Image:Wiki sorry.jpg|100px]]
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  • Sugai Eri
    ...television commercials. She composed, arranged and produced many of those songs herself. With the release of her album [[Mai|MAI]] she picked up the inters ...ing [[Ehara Hiroyuki]], [[Mizuki Nana]] and [[Miura Rieko]]. She performed songs for several animes, such as [[Bishojo Senshi Sailor Moon|Sailor Moon]] and
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  • CDTV No.1 Hits ~Koi Uta~
    ...hese albums only include songs that made it first on the CDTV show between 1994 and 2008.
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  • CDTV No.1 Hits ~Naki Uta~
    ...hese albums only include songs that made it first on the CDTV show between 1994 and 2008.
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  • CDTV No.1 Hits ~Age Uta~
    ...hese albums only include songs that made it first on the CDTV show between 1994 and 2008.
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  • CDTV No.1 Hits ~Tomo Uta~
    ...hese albums only include songs that made it first on the CDTV show between 1994 and 2008.
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