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  • ...004 and was a huge success, earning Otsuka nicknames such as "The New Guru of Love". Her second single called "[[Sakuranbo]]" stayed on the [[Oricon]] ch ...ass. "Kimi Iro Omoi", Otsuka's first photobook, was released on March 1st, 2005.
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  • ...and charted for 15 weeks. It sold 329,145 copies, becoming the #16 single of 2004. *[2004.12.31] [[CDTV|CDTV Special 2004-2005]]
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  • ...became No. 1 Female artist in Asia, and one of the leading and role model of new acts today. BoA has approximately sold more than 10,000,000 copies in b ...ed to the idea, hoping that BoA would continue on in her education instead of turning to the entertainment business. Eventually BoA's parents agreed and
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  • # [[Load of the Shugyo|Load of the SHUGYO]] # [[Pieces of Seven|Pieces of SEVEN]]
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  • ...actress under [[Sony Music Japan]]. She is well known for playing the role of [[Osaki Nana]] in the ''[[NANA (film)|NANA]]'' films. ...hima, was limited to 100,000 copies, and incidently sold out the first day of release. Mika's 2002 album [[True (Nakashima Mika)|TRUE]] went on to sell o
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  • ...to R&B and hip-hip, and most recently she has been releasing various types of electronic music. *'''Date of Birth:''' October 26, 1974
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  • ...l and [[BOX CORPORATION]] management agency. She is currently the vocalist of the bands [[UROBOROS (band)|UROBOROS]] and [[SONIC LOVER RECKLESS]]. ...03)</small>, KLIM <small>(2004)</small>, Kamiki Aya (上木彩矢) <small>(2005&ndash;)</small>
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  • ...tists. In 2010, Aiuchi announced that she was retiring from music because of health reasons. ...r from her post-retirement work as a producer of her "BonBon Copine" brand of pet-related items and services.
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  • ...city retrospective gallery, and a final performance in her home prefecture of Okinawa. ...an autobiography written by her mother, she only knows that her father was of Western/European origin)
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  • ...ai]], who (as of the 2008 reunion) is no longer in the group. Prior to the 2005 split, Nagao would often work away from the public eye; he would only make ...solos, accompanied with acoustic guitars, alongside Tomiko's unique style of singing gave them their own distinct sound.
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  • ...wn in popularity both individually and as a group, leaving behind a string of successful TV shows, [[Dorama|doramas]] and musicals, as well as their musi ...ge:photo_2016-09-07_15-11-18.jpg|thumb|300px|ARASHI J-Web Profile "[[Power of The Paradise]]" (2016)]]
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  • ...music business at the age of 12 when his voice began to change and members of Folder went on to become [[Folder5]]. Soon as established artist at 24 year * '''Date of Birth:''' {{bda|1987|08|24|mf=yes}}
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  • ...rn influenced [[Wikipedia:Rhythm and blue|R&B]] sound. She's a good friend of [[BENI]] and [[BoA]]. .... The single peeked at #47 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts. Before the end of 1999 Kay released two more singles, "[[Teenage Universe ~Chewing Gum Baby|T
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  • ...e tripod e.p.]]". Originally the band was a three member group (consisting of vocalist [[LISA]], rapper [[VERBAL]] and DJ [[Takahashi Taku|☆TAKU]]), ho ...(song)|The Way We Were]]" that was originally planned for release as part of GTS. It featured vocals from Ceybil Jefferies. It was only by chance that a
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  • ...h a mixture of rock and punk, while their lyrical content usually consists of topics pertaining to love. ...ed under [[Being Records|Being Inc.]] (''White Cafe''), a subsidiary label of [[GIZA studio]].
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  • ...listed as being the 44th best-selling artist in Japan with compiled sales of over 14,130,000. A more recent figure brings the bands sales to over 14,737 ...A few months after Isoya returned home, she sent him a demo tape with some of her vocal samples. After hearing the demo Onda decided to start a band with
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  • ...h English and Japanese. They are renowned for their unique music, a fusion of jazz, rock, pop and R&B, showcasing their versatility. ...by Nishikawa Takahiro after he and Nakamura Masato met. For a short period of time they had a different name, CHA-CHA&AUDREY's PROJECT. But, they quickly
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  • ...enres. In 1998, her first experience of a televised broadcast came as part of the choir in a Mary J Blige concert. In the same year, she won a competitio ...The next album "[[Mic-a-Holic A.I.|MIC-A-HOLIC A.I.]]" had sales in excess of 500,000 copies.
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  • ...ister had given her. Through small concerts she happened to catch the eyes of many producers and eventually landed a deal with [[Victor Entertainment Inc ...ts, singing was not a happy thing for her, it was a way to cleanse herself of negative thoughts such as anger and sadness. Often times its be said that C
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  • ...ormerly part of [[Hello! Project]] as a fifth generation member and leader of [[Morning Musume]]. ** [[Hello! Project Akagumi]] (2005)
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  • ...ng Kong, which sold out despite it being her first time performing outside of Japan. ** [[Sony Music Records]] (2005&ndash;2012; 2021&ndash;)
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  • ..."[[Hakanaku mo Towa no Kanashi]]", the first opening to the second season of the anime ''[[Mobile Suit Gundam 00]]''. The name ''UVERworld'' is a term coined by the members of the band, combining the words ''über'' and over with ''world'' to form a p
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  • * '''Date of Birth:''' {{bda|1978|07|28|mf}} * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Osaka]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...t his type of music very well. They made their debut as a group in October of that year with the single "[[Rock It Down|ROCK IT DOWN]]." ...ronica. The wide variation of styles has led to a divided fanbase in terms of favored sound, although there are fans who like the numerous sounds m.o.v.e
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  • ...8 she debuted with the single "[[Tsutsumi Komu You ni...]]", which was one of MISIA's best selling singles. ...d [[R&B]] music that influenced her. She started voice training at the age of 15. During high school, she began training with some African-American vocal
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  • * '''Date of Birth:''' {{bda|1975|02|06|mf=yes}} * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Kyoto]], [[Japan]]
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  • * [[cutting edge]] <small>(2005&ndash;)</small> * [2016.03.02] [[Pack of The Future|PACK OF THE FUTURE]]
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  • ...umb|375px|Heartsdales promoting "[[Angel Eyes (Heartsdales)|Angel Eyes]]" (2005)]] ...[[TV Tokyo]]'s program ''[[ASAYAN]]'', which was coordinated by [[VERBAL]] of [[m-flo]]. The girls were born in [[Wikipedia:New York City|New York City]]
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  • ...s from rock and more recently, dance music. Since 2011 she is also the CEO of the child clothing brand [http://pomipomi.jp/index.html PomiPomi]. * '''Date of Birth:''' {{bda|1976|01|26|mf=yes}}
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  • ...hus representing their group name. They were discovered by a former member of the Korean [[K-R&B]] group [[Solid]], and then brought to Korea where they [[File:As One 05.JPG|thumb|200px|As One (2005)]]
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  • The name RIP SLYME is made from the initials for three of the member's names and a popular toy at the time.<br />'''R''' YO-Z<br />'' ...remain one of the biggest names in the music industry with a career fully of 12 years and connections with [[Tomoyuki Tanaka]] ([[Fantastic Plastic Mach
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  • ...and mainly consisting of a guitarist, bassist, DJ, and VJ. He takes charge of the music, lyrics and vocals. He is produced by [http://asobisystem.com/ AS ...humb|230px|left|RAM RIDER promoting ''[[Portable Disco|PORTABLE DISCO]]'' (2005)]]
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  • *[2005] [[Morning Musume Concert Tour 2005 Haru ~Dai 6 Kan Hit Mankai!~]] *[2005] [[Morning Musume Concert Tour 2005 Natsu Aki "Baribari Kyoushitsu ~Koharu-chan Irasshai!~"]]
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  • ...ay 18th, the group announced the dissolution of the band after the release of their 15th single "[[Reache|Re:ache]]" on August 11th, 2010. ...:DAYSPROMO.jpg|thumb|300px|right|HIGH and MIGHTY COLOR promoting [[Days]] (2005)]]
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  • ...gs in an aggressive, hardcore/punk rock style while giving the songs a bit of angst along with the emotion. ASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION has four members: [[ ...same year, ASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION also scored a deal with the producers of [[NARUTO]] and used the song "[[Haruka Kanata]]" for its opening. In 2003,
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  • ...er the [[Sony]] sub-label [[Ki/oon Records]]. The band made their debut in 2005 with the mini-album, ''[[chatmonchy Has Come|chatmonchy has come]]'', but i ===Before 2005: Beginnings===
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  • ...which means Buddah in Japanese, and ''Labbits'', a common mispronunciation of the word Rabbits by Japanese speakers. ...|thumb|right|SHAKALABBITS promoting ''[[Crimson Square|CRIMSON SQUARE]]'' (2005)]]
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  • ...ite.]]", which broke the top 10 on Oricon charts. In 2003, nearing the end of her ninth single and third studio album, Shiina Ringo formed the band '''[[ ...Competition]], she also performed a song solo that would later become one of her singles, [[Koko de Kiss Shite.]]. This won her an award for excellence.
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  • ...band debuted with the single "[[Gunjou Biyori]]". After a lineup switch in 2005, their sophomore album ''[[Adult]]'' reached #1 on the [[Oricon]] weekly ch * [[Ukigumo]] (浮雲) (guitar) <small>(2005&ndash;2012; 2020&ndash;)</small>
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  • ...om the time they would always book the recording studio; the pronunciation of ONE OK ROCK is ''wanokurokku'' (ワンオクロック) which sounds like '' ...OOR - Eye of the Storm promo.jpg|thumb|300px|ONE OK ROCK promoting ''[[Eye of the Storm]]'' (2018)]]
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  • : 2005.03.02 <small>(12cm CD)</small> ...0 copies. It was reissued in 2005 as a 12cm CD both separately and as part of the [[Morning Musume Early Single Box]].
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  • Drunken Tiger originally debuted as a duo in 1999. The group once consisted of two members, Tiger JK & [[DJ Shine]], but DJ Shine left in 2003 for persona ...op. Early in their career, they made it a point to make sure their opinion of the Korean mainstream music industry was known.
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  • This is a list of concerts and concert tours performed by [[Hello! Project]] groups and membe ...] [[Hello! Project 2005 Winter ~A Happy New Power! Akagumi~|Hello! Project 2005 Winter ~A HAPPY NEW POWER! Akagumi~]] <small>('''[[Hello! Project Akagumi]]
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  • ...[[AKB48]], having been part of their first generation and also as a member of [[AKB48 Team K|Team K]]. ** [[AKB48]] (2005&ndash;2013)
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  • ...ent#DefSTAR Records|DefSTAR Records]]. She was with the label until summer of 2009, where she switched to the [[avex trax]] sub-label [[rhythm zone]]. * '''Date of Birth:''' {{bda|1982|11|06|mf=yes}}
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  • # [[End of the World (Hamasaki Ayumi)|End of the World "Laugh & Peace MIX"]] ...s and charted for 17 weeks. It sold 955,250 copies, becoming the #7 single of 2001. It was certified million by RIAJ.
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  • ...umi Hamasaki Countdown Live 2004-2005 A|ayumi hamasaki COUNTDOWN LIVE 2004-2005 A]] ...aki 21st Anniversary -Power of A^3-|ayumi hamasaki 21st anniversary -POWER of A^3-]]
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  • ...arts students from whom the band had been formed. ZONE disbanded in April 2005. ...treasure of the heart ~Kimi to Boku no Kiseki~]]" and made a national tour of Japan. A second disbandment was announced in Februray 2013.
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  • ...ibes himself as a "Musical Multi-Personality", working within a multitutde of genres under various aliases and projects. Currently, Osawa is under [[cut ===Original MONDO GROSSO Era (1991-2005)===
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  • ...ft the band. He was never properly replaced; the band simply used a series of guest bassists in recording sessions and on tours. ...nally got their groove. Preceded by a series of hit singles, and evocative of such American rock bands as [[wikipedia:Weezer|Weezer]] and [[wikipedia:Pix
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  • ...of the most known hip-hop producers in the industry, and featured a sample of a song by [[wikipedia:Daft Punk|Daft Punk]]. They are internationally recog * [[ILMARI]] of [[RIP SLYME]]
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  • # Namida no Taiyou (涙の太陽; ''Sun of Tears'') ...It was then covered by [[Tanaka Minako]], [[Sandii & The Sunsetz]], and [[B'z]] guitarist [[Matsumoto Tak]] with [[Aiuchi Rina]] before Melon Kinenbi's v
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  • ...ir 10th single "[[Polyrhythm]]" that the group was elevated to a new level of popularity. Today, they are a top seller in the J-pop industry and are cons ...However, before the group could even debut, Kawashima decided to pull out of the project and pursue her studies.
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  • *'''Favorite Time of Day:''' 11:30PM ...t hit #5 on the charts. She also wrote the lyrics for the single. An album of the same name was released two months later. However, Uehara began limiting
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  • * [2005.03.02] [[Kohaku no Uta, Hitohira]] (琥珀の詩、ひとひら) * [2005.05.25] [[Koiseyo Onna no Ko]] (恋せよ女の子)
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  • ...he was also member #38 of the super idol group [[Onyanko Club]] and member of the gravure group [[Momoko Club]]. ...ol group [[Onyanko Club]] on May 1986 and passed, becoming the 38th member of Onyanko Club. She was known as a yankee within the club. Kudo started off b
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  • * '''Date of Birth:''' {{bda|1968|03|13|mf}} * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Itamishi]], [[Hyougo Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...ymbals]] from 1997 to 2003. Toki made her solo debut in 2004 with a string of jazz cover albums under the indie label, [[LD&K Records]]. [[Image:Toki - Debut promo.jpg|thumb|225px|Toki promoting ''[[Debut]]'' (2005)]]
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  • # Making Eizou (メイキング映像; ''Making of'') There are currently two versions of "Koi no Telephone GOAL" to be found in Abe Natsumi and [[Hello! Project]]'s
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  • ...l avant-garage rock sound, but as the years went on the band moved to more of an electronic sound. In September of 1997, the band made their debut with the single, "[[Cream Soda|cream soda]]
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  • * [2005.08.03] [[Dazzlez ~Song of Songs~|DAZZLEZ ~Song of Songs~]] * [2014.06.04] [[15th -The Best of PUSHIM-|15th -THE BEST OF PUSHIM-]]
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  • ...d as something of a one-off lark, managed to stick together and become one of the more prominent bands in the modern Japanese music scene. Base Ball Bear ...rt of the cast of the movie ''[[Linda Linda Linda]]'', which features some of the band's music. In 2006, the band singed with [[Toshiba-EMI]].
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  • ...TUSK was "[[Baby Punks 2000|baby punks 2000]]" single, which was a remake of an old work. After five years worked together with CRAZE, TUSK wanted to le * [2005.09.07] [[Nil to Hero]]
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  • ...he vocalist for [[BREAKERZ]]. He belongs to the talent agency A-Plus (part of A-team). * '''Influences:''' [[Wikipedia:David Bowie|David Bowie]], [[B'z]], [[BOØWY]], [[Himuro Kyousuke]]
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    ...]. His debut in the music business was as a bassist, co-founder and leader of the [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] band [[LUNA SEA]]. In 1997, J debuted under th [[File:BreakJPROMO.jpg|thumb|200px|J promoting "[[Break (J)|break]]" (2005)]]
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  • ...under stage name '''Nakabayashi May''' on the [[Universal Music Japan]] in 2005 but later transferred to [[Victor Entertainment Inc.|Victor Entertainment]] * '''Stage Name:''' Nakabayashi May <small>(2005-2006)</small>, May'n <small>(2007-present)</small>
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  • '''w-inds.''' is a male [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] group originally consisting of three members: [[Tachibana Keita]], [[Chiba Ryohei]] and [[Ogata Ryuichi]]. ...ha promo3.jpg|thumb|280px|w-inds. promoting ''[[Ageha (w-inds.)|ageha]]'' (2005)]]
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  • [[Image:BUMP OF CHICKEN - Hello World Colony promo.jpg|right|350px|thumb|BUMP OF CHICKEN promoting "[[Hello, World! / Colony|Hello,world! / Colony]]" (2015) '''BUMP OF CHICKEN''' (バンプ・オブ・チキン) is a [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] b
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  • ...kipedia:Nick Wood|Nick Wood]], and [[wikipedia:Simon Le Bon|Simon Le Bon]] of [[wikipedia:Duran Duran|Duran Duran]] is often credited in their works. ...eases. It appeared in each issue of Kera since then and took up about half of a page. However, this column was ended with the March 2007 issue. Megu has
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  • ...since 1970 and has been on the program 32 times. She also been the leader of the red team in 1997. She also made her first acting appearance in the movi ...e [[Oricon]] charts and garnered Wada's first appearance on the white team of that year's Kouhaku Utagassen. In 2007, she opened her first produced resta
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  • ...Records]], a sub-label of [[Sony Music Entertainment]]. They formed in May of 2003 by [[Mao (SID)|Mao]] and [[Aki (SID)|Aki]], though it wasn't until the ===2003-2005===
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  • ...J-Pop scene. 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 s ...elling artist in Japan with over 25.37 million records sold. With a career of 30 years, she has explored many different music genres including pop, rock,
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  • '''FiVe''' was a [[Johnny's Jr.]] unit created in 1999. At the end of 2011 this group disbanded. ==Members of FiVe==
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  • ...rsary Album" ''[[Gianizm|GIANIZM]]'', which was released at the very start of January 2010. In 2011, the band changed labels to [[avex trax]]. Nightmare ...fter, [[Zannin]] would join the band. While the band was performing covers of songs from [[X Japan]], [[LUNA SEA]] and other material along with performi
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  • '''Hidaka Mitsuhiro''' (日高光啓) is a Japanese singer and a member of the group [[AAA]]. As a solo artist, he goes by the moniker '''SKY-HI'''. * '''Date of Birth:''' {{bda|1986|12|12|mf=yes}}
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  • ...ough his official website. In the summer of 2010 he announced that because of an unspecified illness, he would take a break from making music until he re ...time in VELVET EDEN he met [[Kaya]] (then known as ''Hime'', the vocalist of the [[J-Rock|rock]] band [[ISOLA]]) after a live. The two had then kept con
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  • ...te 80s along with [[X JAPAN]] and [[D'ERLANGER]]. Their music is a mixture of [[Wikipedia:Industrial rock|industrial rock]], [[Wikipedia:Gothic rock|goth ...Annual Japan Record Awards. They also started to appear on the #1 position of the [[Oricon]] weekly charts, starting with their third album a year after.
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  • The group consists of former soloist [[Dana]], [[Lina]] (formerly known as Jiyeon) from duet [[Is In July 2011 after a two years hiatus, sice the release of their second Japanese album ''[[Dear... (Tenjo Chiki)|Dear...]]'' (2009), t
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  • ...ears they disbanded. Kaya started his solo career in 2006 with the release of his debut single "[[Kaleidoscope (Kaya)|Kaleidoscope]]". * '''Date of Birth:''' July 17th
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  • ...ding used in episode twelve, "[[Who's Theme]]". In 2008, after the release of her best album ''[[MINMI Best 2002-2008|MINMI BEST 2002-2008]]'', MINMI tra ...he single's fresh sound helped grab attention from the public, mainly that of teenage girls.
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  • * '''Date of Birth:''' {{bda|1982|07|24|mf}} * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...gokushi|Koutetsu Sangokushi]]''. In December 2008, just before the release of his third single, Miyano announced his marriage. * '''Date of Birth:''' {{bda|1983|06|08|mf}}
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  • : 2005.09.28 ...g a few questions from fans. It was available from the 11th until the 20th of November.
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  • * [2015.09.30] [[Decade of GR|DECADE OF GR]] * [2005.11.23] [[Go For It!]]
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  • ...an to take over drumming duties. The line-up has remained unchanged as all of members alternately contributing vocals. Their songs influence range from a huge variety of styles including, various [[J-Metal|heavy metal]] sub-genres such as [[wiki
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  • # [[Doudoumeguri no Yoru]] (堂々巡りの夜; ''A Night of Going in Circles'') # [[N.G.S|N.G.S (2005 @ Shibuya-AX)]]
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  • ...sing various support musicians. They are influenced by and use many styles of music, such as: rock, grunge, jazz, blues, and some techno and house. Qurul ...alled ''[[Quruli no Ichikaiten (demo)|Quruli no Ichikaiten]]'' in February of 1996.
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  • ...they released their album ''[[The 7th Voyage of Triceratops|THE 7TH VOYAGE OF TRICERATOPS]]'' and have recieved major airplay for the singles "[[Jewel (T * [2001.02.21] [[King of the Jungle|KING OF THE JUNGLE]]
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  • ...ントに幕]". ''[[Oricon]]''. 2009-08-10. Retrieved 2009-12-31.</ref> As of June 27, 2010, they have performed 2,274 concerts.<ref>"[http://www.daily.c * [[Hasegawa Kohji]] (長谷川浩二) - Drums; 1983–2005
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  • : 2005.10.14 # [[Girl of Arms]]
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  • ...was shot down by a Soviet aircraft in 1983]]. But it didn't stop her dream of becoming a singer when she met producer [[Tsuji Jinsei]] in 1988 at a club ...ed club events as a DJ. But sadly, before the year was up, her mother died of breast cancer.
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  • * [2017.11.08] [[Yume no Hate Made]] (夢の果てまで; ''Until the End of the Dream'') *[2009] [[wikipedia:Eden of the East|Higashi no Eden]] - '''Morimi Saki'''
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  • ...根尚登) is a musician, novelist, composer, music producer, and member of the band [[TM NETWORK]]. From 1979 to 1982, Kine joined the band [[SPEEDWAY ...boration live with [[Matsumoto Eiko]] and [[Moriguchi Hiroko]] in 2003. In 2005, Kine formed the unit [[Hidamari]] with [[Shiina Hekiru]].
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  • ...r example, in a later date of a concert tour. They usually include footage of (either or mixed) interviews, games, quizzes, photo shoots, rehearsals and ...azine vol.2 (sold at [[Hello! Project 2005 Winter ~A HAPPY NEW POWER!~]] - 2005-01-03)
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  • *'''Date of Birth:''' {{bda|1965|06|06|mf=yes}} *'''Place of Birth:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]
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  • : Kiyokiba Shunsuke SONGS 2005-2008 (清木場俊介 SONGS 2005-2008) # [[Ai no Katachi]] (愛のかたち; ''Forms of Love'')
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  • ...their major debut with the single "[[My Everything]]". They are also part of the supergroup [[NATURAL8]]. * [[GOD OF ARTS]] (2004-2005)
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  • : 2005.09.28 ...05-GISHORIX REVOLUTION-Kouhai Nekketsu Hen''. Version B comes with a remix of the first A-side "[[Jump 1|JUMP#1]]". The single reached #30 on the [[Orico
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  • # Making of (メイキング映像) *[2005] [[Nochiura Natsumi Concert Tour 2005 Haru "Triangle Energy"]]
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  • ...-label, [[Universal Music Japan|FAR EASTERN TRIBE RECORDS]]. He debuted in 2005 with the single "[[Why? (JAY'ED)|Why?]]" and went major in 2008 with "[[Sup *[2005.03.14] [[Why? (JAY'ED)|Why?]] <small>('''indies''')</small>
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  • ...artists. Additionally, Takamizawa hosts his own radio show and is a member of the DOMOTO BROS. BAND on ''[[Shin Domoto Kyoudai]]''. ...0-04-17.</ref> After graduating high school, he enrolled in the Department of English Literature at [[Wikipedia:Meiji Gakuin University|Meiji Gakuin Univ
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  • ...antasmagoria was "sealed" on August 31st, 2007. The seal was lifted in May of 2008 and they were briefly active until August 31st, 2008 where Phantasmago ...problems. [[RIKU|Riku]] and [[KISAKI]] have since formed a new band in May of 2010 called [[Lin]]. [[Matoi (Phantasmagoria)|Matoi]], on the other hand, h
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  • ...[[Wikipedia:Laurel, Maryland|Laurel, Maryland]], [[Wikipedia:United States of Ameria|USA]] ...Wikipedia:Megadeth|Megadeth]] in 1990. He worked with the band for a total of five studio albums, leaving the band in Decemeber 1999.
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  • ...as" wide-scale release of one single every week from December to February (2005-2006) had all contributed to her increase in popularity. Koda is also the elder sister of [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]]-[[J-Rock|rock]] singer-songwriter [[misono]].
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  • ...eos, and have been voted #58 in HMV Japan's "Top 100 Japanese Pop Artists" of all time.<sup>[http://www.hmv.co.jp/news/newsDetail.asp?newsnum=308150074]< ...is the lead guitar player and main composer of the band, [[tetsu]] leader of the band on bass and [[yukihiro]] is the drummer.
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  • ...J-Pop|Japanese pop]] girl group managed by [[Up-Front Promotion]] and part of [[Hello! Project]] as its flagship group. They are also known as "Momusu" ( ...ecame, and still remains, one of Japan's top all-girl groups with a number of hit records and albums. They have sold over 17,746,446 copies in Japan alon
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  • ...p 10 best-selling albums of all time in Japan (#1, #4, #8), making her one of the most successful and popular singers in J-pop history. ...er hiatus, all her future releases will be under her full name, regardless of territory. In 2017, she changed her label to [[Sony Music Japan]].
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  • ...地一丁目) was a [[J-Folk|Japanese folk]] [[J-Rock|rock]] duo composed of brothers [[Hayashi Ryunosuke]] and [[Hayashi Naojiro]]. They made their maj ....jpg|thumb|250px|Hirakawachi-Itchome promoting "[[Juurokudome no Natsu]]" (2005)]]
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  • ...2010-04-10.</ref>; three new members joined and the band restarted in July of 2009.<ref>"[http://www.visunavi.com/news/preview.php?id=1248103220&year=200 ...STRO HALL. The live was meant to support and promote the compilation album of the [[Cross Gate 2007 ~Strawberry Seeds~|same name]].
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  • [[Image:EXILE LIVE TOUR 2005.jpg|thumb|300px|DVD Cover]] : EXILE LIVE TOUR 2005 ~PERFECT LIVE "ASIA"~
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  • : 2005.03.30 ...d #14 on the weekly [[Oricon]] chart, and it continued to rank for a total of ten weeks, selling 24,542 copies.
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  • ...ned to [[Sony Music Japan]] label and [[AMUSE]] agency. Her music is a mix of soul, R&B, jazz, blues, reggae, and funk, however in 2012 she made her come Tawata started playing with a brass band at a young age. In 2005 she went to [[Wikipedia:Canada|Canada]] to study language. It was during he
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  • ...ttp://www7a.biglobe.ne.jp/~yamag/single/puffy.html Yamachan Land (Archives of the Japanese record charts) - Singles Chart]</ref>, making it the duo's fir An English version of the song appears on their 2002 North American best album, ''[[An Illustrate
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  • ...debut with the mini-album ''[[Letters to U]]''. LiSA is also the vocalist of rock band [[Love is Same All]]. ** [[Chuky|CHUCKY]] <small>(2005&ndash;2008)</small>
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  • In 1990, Yoshimoto won the Theatre Rookie of the Year Award at the 28th [[Golden Arrow Sho]] for the musicial ''[[Okuni] * [1989.08.01] [[Power of Love (Yoshimoto Miyoko)|Power Of Love]]
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  • ...]/[[J-R&B|R&B]] singer-songwriter, musician, and producer. He was a member of various groups, including the bands [[NOBU CAINE]] and [[AGHARTA]], and pro ...in Tokyo. When he was in middle and high school, Kadomatsu was a huge fan of the band [[Tin Pan Alley]] as they fused rock with pop and got their musica
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  • ...d in one shot by the members, which came from the word ''spyware'', a type of computer virus. * [[IKE]] – Vocals <small>(2005&ndash;2022)</small>
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  • ...urrently, they hold the record of having the highest overall single sales (of a female group) on the [[Oricon]] charts. ===2005 - 2006: Theater Debut and Indies Era===
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  • ...e is under the [[Sony Music Entertainment|MASTERSIX FOUNDATION]] sub-label of [[Sony Music Entertainment]]. ...g|thumb|300px|Kato Miliyah promoting [[Jounetsu (Kato Miliyah)|Jounetsu]] (2005)]]
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  • [[File:Coupling Best of GO!GO.jpg|right|300px|thumb|Album Cover]] : Coupling Best of GO!GO! (カップリングベスト オブ ゴー!ゴー!)
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  • ...c|electronic]] band signed to [[EMI Music Japan]]. The group was formed in 2005 and debuted in 2007 under the independent label [http://www.ukproject.com/ * [2005.07.xx] [[1st Demo (the telephones)|1st demo]]
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  • : 2005.12.26 ...lieola]] (그대앞에 난 촛불이어라; ''I'm a Burning Candle Infront of You'') <small>([[Sinawe]])</small>
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  • ...was celebrated in 1987. The recognition is awarded based on the net sales of the works released the previous year. | colspan="2" style="width: 33%"| '''Artist of the year'''<br>[[Nakamori Akina]]<br>[[File:AkinaNakamori2010.jpg|220px]]
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  • ...([[Ayumi Hamasaki Countdown Live 2005-2006 A|ayumi hamasaki COUNTDOWN LIVE 2005-2006 A]]) ...] ([[Ayumi Hamasaki Arena Tour 2005 A ~My Story~|ayumi hamasaki ARENA TOUR 2005 A ~MY STORY~]])
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  • ...Cutie Honey'', where she had a brief cameo as the Diva who sings the theme of Sister Jill. ...nslations @ LJ''. Retrieved 2020.10.27</ref> This would mark the beginning of Koda's break with female J-Pop and Japanese societal and social norms, pavi
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