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  • Yuke Yuke Monkey Dance
    * [2008.07.17] [[MUSIC JAPAN]] : Chorus: [[Takeuchi Hiroaki]], [[CHINO]], [[Tsunku]]
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  • Dream (group)
    On June 27th, 2007, dream was "reborn" as the dance/chorus group '''DRM''' in an attempt to shed their image as idols. This also nulli ...Oricon. To promote their comeback, Dream embarked on a nationwide tour of Japan, performing at free lives in numerous cities. For their 2009 comeback all t
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  • LISA
    *'''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ...she was dropped from the label, and was picked up by the [[Universal Music Japan]] subsidiary label, [[Kitei MME]]. After the release of two more unsuccessf
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  • Kamiki Aya
    *'''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Hokkaido Prefecture|Hokkaido, Japan]] *'''Current Residence:''' [[Wikipedia:Osaka Prefecture|Osaka, Japan]]
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  • Takei Shiori
    *'''Birthplace:''' [[Osaka]], [[Japan]] ...o reflect or surpass the success of Sekai Tomete. Takei also worked in the chorus in [[ZARD]]'s album [[Kimi to no Distance]]; [[B'z]]' [[Monster (B'z)|MONST
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  • Uura Saeka
    ...In 2011 she returned to the music scene, recording with [[Universal Music Japan]] under the name '''Cherie''' and continuing with the up tempo pop-rock sty *'''Birthplace:''' [[Chiba]], [[Japan]]
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  • Do As Infinity
    * [[Kazko Hamano]] (chorus, backup vocals) * [2004.03.31] [[Do As Infinity Live in Japan|Do As Infinity LIVE IN JAPAN]]
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  • Suna ni Kieta Namida (Coba-U)
    : Chorus: [[marron]] ...nger]] [[Wikipedia:Mina (singer)|Mina]]. The original song was released in Japan as a single in 1964, and it became a #1 Internatiol hit single. The song is
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  • DJ OZMA
    ...ale vocals and dancers, the OZ-MATE, six male dancers, and the OZ-MANIACS (Chorus, MCs, back dancers...). In 2008, after giving concerts in various locals in Japan, the club ROYALE moved to Macau for a special event in The Venetian Macao-R
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  • JUNE
    ...], who then flew to Korea to meet JUNE. In order to prepare for a debut in Japan, JUNE studied Japanese for a year. He made his major debut under SONY in No * [[Let Me Cry|Let me Cry]] <small>(Chorus)</small>
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  • Danielle Delaunay
    ** Chorus role in musical production of "Scrooge". ** Chorus role in musical production of "Roar of the Greasepaint, Smell of the Crowd"
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  • CHEMISTRY
    * [2004.04.14] [[The Japan Gold Disc Award 2004|THE JAPAN GOLD DISC AWARD 2004]] (#6 ''Running Away (Spanish Passion)'') * [2005.03.09] [[The Japan Gold Disc Award 2005|THE JAPAN GOLD DISC AWARD 2005]] (#10 ''YOUR NAME NEVER GONE'')
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  • Yaida Hitomi
    [[Universal Music Japan]] label. She has often been compared to [[Shiina Ringo]] due to her dedicat * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Osaka]], [[Japan]]
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  • Nakata Yasutaka
    ...bel expired in 2012, and he moved to the unBORDE sub-label of Warner Music Japan in 2013. He is managed by the artist management company ASOBISYSTEM. ...wikipedia:Kanazawa|Kanazawa]], [[wikipedia:Ishikawa Prefecture|Ishikawa]], Japan
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  • Tanaka Reina
    * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Fukuoka|Fukuoka, Fukuoka, Japan]] ...t Best 11]] ''(#12 Mesunda Heart wa Koko Desu ka? ('''Tanaka Reina''' with Chorus: Ogura Yui and Buruburuiyaan (Noto Arisa and Misawa Sachika)'')
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  • Kiyoharu
    ...f 2003, Kiyoharu started his solo career under the label [[Universal Music Japan]]. In January of 2010 he announced that both [[Kuroyume]] and [[Sads]] woul ...'Birth Place:''' [[Wikipedia:Tajimi, Gifu|Tajimi]], [[Gifu Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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  • HY
    * [[Naka Shun]] (名嘉俊) (Drums, rap, chorus) * [[Nakasone Izumi]] (仲宗根泉) (Vocals, keyboards, chorus)
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  • Nakamura Fukiko
    * '''Birthplace:''' Takatsuki, Osaka Prefecture, Japan ...- [[Madrugada /Tiger Eyes|MADRUGADA / TIGER EYES]] ''(#2 TIGER EYES)'' ''(Chorus)''
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  • chatmonchy
    * [[Fukuoka Akiko]] (福岡晃子) (Bass, Chorus) * [[Takahashi Kumiko]] (高橋久美子) (Drums, Chorus)
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  • Hirai Ken
    ...R&B]]-[[J-Pop|pop]] singer-songwriter under the [[Sony Music Japan|Ariola Japan]] label. * '''Birthplace:''' [[Osaka Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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  • Inaba Atsuko
    ...n Concert|Hello! Project concerts]] along with [[Makoto]], performing as a chorus singer and dancer at concerts, teaching choreography to [[Morning Musume]], ...t Hit TV]], "Well, lately, she is in all our songs!" This is noted in the "Chorus" section in lyrics cards. A good example of this is [[Morning Musume]]'s [[
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  • Kobukuro
    ...uted in 1999 as an indies artist. In 2001 they signed up to [[Warner Music Japan]]. They were later signed up to [[Warner Music Japan]] in 2001, and debuted in March with the single "[[Yell / Bell|YELL / Bell]
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  • Hare Ame Nochi Suki
    : Chorus: [[Inaba Atsuko]] ...4 Haru The Best of Japan|Morning Musume CONCERT TOUR 2004 Haru The BEST of Japan]]
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  • Lalala Shiawase no Uta
    * [2008.02.29] [[MUSIC JAPAN]] : Chorus: [[Takeuchi Hiroaki]], [[Tsunku]]
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  • Daite Hold On Me!
    : Chorus: Tsunku ...he Best of Japan Natsu ~ Aki '04"|Morning Musume Concert Tour "The BEST of Japan Natsu ~ Aki '04"]] <small>(Yaguchi Mari, Takahashi Ai, Ogawa Makoto, Niigak
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  • Ren'ai Revolution 21
    ...eme song for ''[[Wikipedia:Saltimbanco|Saltimbanco]]'''s 2000-2001 tour of Japan. The single reached #2 on the Oricon charts and charted for eleven weeks, s :Chorus: Tsunku
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  • Souda! We're Alive
    : Chorus: Tsunku, Morning Musume : updated Chorus: [[Michishige Sayumi]], [[Sayashi Riho]], Tsunku, [[Takeuchi Hiroaki]]
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  • Do It! Now
    : Chorus: Tsunku ...4 Haru The Best of Japan|Morning Musume CONCERT TOUR 2004 Haru The BEST of Japan]]
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  • Koko ni Iruzee!
    : Chorus: Tsunku ...4 Haru The Best of Japan|Morning Musume CONCERT TOUR 2004 Haru The BEST of Japan]]
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  • As for One Day
    : Chorus: [[Tsunku]], [[Morning Musume]] ...4 Haru The Best of Japan|Morning Musume CONCERT TOUR 2004 Haru The BEST of Japan]]
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  • Shabondama (Morning Musume)
    : Chorus: [[Inaba Atsuko]], Tsunku ...04 Haru The Best of Japan|Morning Musume CONCER TOUR 2004 Haru The BEST of Japan]]
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  • Go Girl ~Koi no Victory~
    : Chorus: [[Takeuchi Hiroaki]], [[Inaba Atsuko]], [[Tsunku]] ...4 Haru The Best of Japan|Morning Musume CONCERT TOUR 2004 Haru The BEST of Japan]]
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  • THE HIGH-LOWS
    ...dorama ''[[Densetsu no Kyoushi]]''. They changed labels in 2003 from [[BMG JAPAN]] to [[HAPPYSONG RECORDS]] as they released their last album, ''[[Do!! The * [[Mashima Masatoshi]] (真島昌利; Guitar and Chorus)
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  • Kanashimi Twilight
    : Chorus: [[Inaba Atsuko]] * [2007.04.27] [[MUSIC JAPAN]]
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  • Onna ni Sachi Are
    *[2007.07.27] [[MUSIC JAPAN]] : Chorus: [[Takahashi Ai]], [[Niigaki Risa]], [[CHINO]]
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  • Mikan (Morning Musume)
    : Chorus: [[Takahashi Ai]], [[Niigaki Risa]] *[2007.11.23] [[Music Japan|MUSIC JAPAN]]
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  • Matsutoya Yumi
    ...de of [[MUSIC STATION]] she is the 6th best selling artist (2nd female) in Japan, selling over 38,300,000 copies. Since then, more recent figures say she ha ...lace:''' [[Wikipedia:Hachiōji, Tokyo|Hachiouji]], [[Tokyo Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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  • Grow Into One
    : ¥2,139 <small>iTunes Japan</small> *'''Chorus''': Yumi Kawamura, Kumi Sasaki, Taeko Saito
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  • Unite!
    ...being certified Platinum by [[wikipedia:Recording Industry Association of Japan|RIAJ]]. *[2004.05.22] [[wikipedia:MTV Japan|MTV THE SUPER DRY LIVE]]
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  • Ayumi Hamasaki Arena Tour 2003-2004 A
    : 2004.09.29 <small>(Japan)</small> :Chorus: [[Hamada Miwako|Hamada "Peco" Miwako]], [[Yamazaki Yoko|Yamazaki "Princess
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  • A Museum ~30th Single Collection Live~
    :Chorus: [[Hamada Miwako]], [[Yamazaki Yoko]] : SWAROVSKI JAPAN LTD, Midinet, Chacott
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  • MICHICO
    ...bs such as back-up singing. She grabbed her first contract with Sony Music Japan International in 2001 (as a solo artist). Her debut single, "tha superstar" * [http://www.sonymusic.co.jp/Music/Arch/SR/Michico/ Sony Music Japan Page]
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  • Tsuyuzaki Harumi
    ...der [[Tokuma Japan Communications]], but in 1999 she moved to [[Sony Music Japan]], were she was until 2010. In 2001 she changed her stage name to Lyrico, h * '''Birth Place:''' Kawasaki, Kanagawa, Japan
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  • Clazziquai Project
    * [[Christina]] (Guest vocals, chorus) * [http://www.avexnet.or.jp/clazziquai/index.html avex Japan Page]
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  • DOPING PANDA
    ...Rock|Japanese rock]] group formed in 1997. They were under the [[Sony|Sony Japan]] label. The band disbanded in 2012. * [[Houjou Taro|Houjou Taro]] (bass, chorus)
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  • ZARD
    ...ned total of 35,450,000 copies, making her the #8 best selling artist in [[Japan]]. * '''Birth Place:''' [[Kurume]], [[Fukuoka]], [[Japan]]
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  • BENNIE K
    ...l be with American singer [[BECCA]], who is currently promoting herself in Japan and has already provided one of the ending theme songs to the popular [[Ani ...[[The "New" World -World Tour! in Japan-|THE "new" WORLD -WORLD TOUR!? in JAPAN-]]
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  • X JAPAN
    [[File:X JAPAN 2018.jpg|500px|thumb|X JAPAN (2018)]] '''X JAPAN''' or '''X''' is a Japanese [[Visual-Kei|visual-kei]] band formed by [[YOSH
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  • KEIKO (singer)
    * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo, Japan]] * [[Sajin no Kanata e]] <small>(Chorus)</small>
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  • Meguru Koi no Kisetsu
    * [2007.07.20] [[Music Japan|MUSIC JAPAN]] : Chorus: [[CHINO]]
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  • Tokaikko Junjou
    : Chorus: [[CHINO]] *[2007.10.19] [[MUSIC JAPAN]]
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  • Moriuchi Takahiro
    *'''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ...ist and songwriter. With the group, Taka has become well known not only in Japan, but internationally with the band touring overseas in [[Wikipedia:United S
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  • Daite Senorita
    ...:Recording Industry Association of Japan|Recording Industry Association of Japan]], indicating a shipment of 500,000 copies. :: Chorus: [[Ko-saku]]
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  • Seishun Amigo
    ...:Recording Industry Association of Japan|Recording Industry Association of Japan]], for a shipment of 1,000,000 copies. : Chorus & Chorus Arrangement: [[Takahashi Tetsuya]] <small>(''[[Supergood, Superbad|SUPERGOO
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  • Sakamoto Maaya
    *'''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo, Japan]] *[2013] [[wikipedia:Kara no Kyōkai|Kara no Kyoukai: Mirai Fukuin extra chorus]] - '''Ryougi Shiki'''
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  • AKIRA (PALM DRIVE)
    * [[Yume de Ii Kara]] (夢でいいから) (chorus) ...a~|HOW DO YOU LIKE JAPAN? ~Nihon wa Donna Kanji Dekka?~]] (HOW DO YOU LIKE JAPAN? ~日本はどんな感じでっか?~) (arrangement)
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  • Kobuchi Kentaro
    *'''Birthplace:''' Miyazaki, Miyazaki Prefecture, Japan * [2007] [[mitsuki]] - [[Taisetsu na Mono (mitsuki)|Taisetsu na Mono]] (''Chorus'')
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  • Nakamura Yuri
    * '''Birthplace:''' Kyoto, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan *[[ZARD]] - [[Glorious Mind]] (''Chorus'')
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  • Emyli
    * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo, Japan]] Emyli was born and raised in a residential area in [[Tokyo]], Japan not far from [[Wikipedia:Shibuya, Tokyo|Shibuya]]. She grew up with her par
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  • Hata Motohiro
    * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Miyazaki Prefecture|Miyazaki Prefecture]], [[Japan]] * '''Hometown:''' [[Wikipedia:Yokohama|Yokohama]], [[Japan]]
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  • The End of Shite
    : Chorus, backing vocals: Higurashi Aiha ...I - ROCK ON JAPAN.png|thumb|250px|YUKI promoting the single in ''[[ROCK ON JAPAN]]'']]
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  • Angelo
    ...ock]] band originally from the [[Wikipedia:Kanto region|Kantou area]] of [[Japan]]. The group was officially formed by three former members of the [[Visual- * [[Murata Kohta|KOHTA]] - Bass, Chorus
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  • BLOOD (band)
    ...ies]] [[Gothic|goth]] band that was founded in February 2002 in [[Osaka]], Japan. The founding members were [[Kiwamu]] on guitar, [[Kaede (BLOOD)|kaede]] on * [[Takeshi (BLOOD)|Takeshi]] (剛) - Vocals & Chorus (2002-2004)
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  • Doremidan
    * [[KEN (Doremidan)|KEN]] - Guitar & Chorus
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  • Nanatsu no Umi wo Wataru Kaze no You ni
    *[2007.04.13] [[Music Japan]] ; Chorus
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  • w-inds.
    *[[Chiba Ryohei]] (千葉涼平) &ndash; Leader, Rap, Chorus, Dance *[[Ogata Ryuichi]] (緒方龍一) &ndash; Rap, Chorus, Dance <small>(2001&ndash;2020)</small>
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  • Remioromen
    * [[Maeda Keisuke]] (前田啓介) - Bass, chorus * [[Jinguji Osamu]] (神宮司治) - Drums, chorus
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  • Ichikawa Yui
    * '''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ...young girl who had played her niece in [[Hotman]], was able to sing in the chorus for this song.
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  • Yamaguchi Momoe
    * '''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] Yamaguchi was born in [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] in 1959. Around the time she was born, she was left in the care of her ma
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  • YOMI
    * '''Hometown:''' Furukawa (now Osaki), Miyagi Prefecture, [[Japan]] ; Chorus
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  • Kalafina
    * [[Kaida Yuriko]] (chorus) * [[Tomaru Hanae]] (chorus)
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  • JUJU
    *'''Birthplace:''' [[wikipedia:Hiroshima Prefecture|Hiroshima]], [[Japan]] ...r since the age of 12, and at 18 years old, she went to the US from Kyoto, Japan. She performed live in New York' famous JAZZ MUSICIAL, and has been establi
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  • BOOWY
    '''BOØWY''' is a rock band that reached legendary status in [[Japan]] during the 80's. Their style of play varied from punk to pop rock and the * [[Hotei Tomoyasu]] (布袋寅泰) (Guitar, Chorus, Composer, Lyrics)
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  • Letit go
    ...was a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] group from 1995 to 1996 under the label [[WEA Japan]]. They made their debut in 1995 with the release of their first single, "[ * [[Amano Shigeru]] (天野茂) - Drums, Chorus, Vocals
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  • Gummy
    * [2008.06.16] [[Daesung]] - [[Nalbwa Gwisoon]]'' (Chorus)'' * [2012.12.15] 2012 Japan Billboard Music Awards: Best New K-pop Artist
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  • jealkb
    * [[Kanenari Kiminobu|chaos]] - Keybaord & Chorus
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  • My Little Lover
    * '''Birthplace:''' Tokyo, Japan ...k-]]'' (#1 "Everybody Goes -Chitsujo no Nai Gendai ni Drop-Kick-") <small>(Chorus)</small>
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  • Aoyama Thelma
    ...ry:J-R&B|Japanese R&B]] artist who debuted in 2007 under [[Universal Music Japan]]. She is one-quarter [[Wikipedia:Afro-Trinidadian and Tobagonian|Afro-Trin * '''Birthplace:''' [[Nara]], [[Japan]]
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  • Komuro Tetsuya
    ...for best selling album in Japan. He pionered the dance and techno genre in Japan and was the invincible music producer of the '90s. He is also quoted as the * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Fuchuu]], [[Tokyo Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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  • The Peanuts
    ...ted with starting the genre of "J-Pop". Their records were very popular in Japan from 1959 to 1975 They have appeared in several films including [[Mothra]] ...ril 1959 with their single "Kawaii Hana" on the television show 2nd Annual Chorus Parade. From June 17th, 1959 to March 31st, 1970, they were regulars on the
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  • Sukima Switch
    ...ed in 1999. They debuted in 2003 under [[Office Augusta]] and [[Sony Music Japan]]. * [[Tokita Shintarou]] (常田真太郎) (Piano, chorus, organ, other instruments)
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  • 3, 2, 1 Breakin' Out!
    : Chorus: [[Morning Musume]] ...sume's concert at the Expo. The winning video, made by zUNGRY&MYUNGRY from Japan, was featured on the ''[[Eizou The Morning Musume 5 ~Single M Clips~]]'' DV
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  • Shouganai Yume Oibito
    * [2009.05.10] [[MUSIC JAPAN]] : Chorus: [[Takahashi Ai]], [[Michishige Sayumi]]
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  • Naichau Kamo
    * [2009.02.04] [[MUSIC JAPAN]] : Chorus: [[Takahashi Ai]], [[Michishige Sayumi]]
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  • TERU (GLAY)
    *'''Birthplace:''' [[Hakodate]], [[Hokkaido|Hokkaido Prefectue]], [[Japan]] ....08] [[Nakayama Miho]] - [[Love Clover|LOVE CLOVER]] (#1 ''LOVE CLOVER'' - chorus)
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  • Cono Michi
    : Chorus: [[Marron]] *[2009.01.22] [[MUSIC JAPAN]]
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  • Rum
    ...or rapping and singing in the duo and also doing the more lighter-sounding chorus. * '''Birthplace:''' Tokyo, Japan
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  • Onmyo-za
    ...apanese heavy metal]] band that is one of the best-known of the genre in [[Japan]]. Their sound mixes traditional Japanese mythology with heavy sound and ly * [[Maneki]] (招鬼) - Guitar, chorus
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  • Namida no Iro
    *[2008.04.24] [[MUSIC JAPAN]] : Chorus: [[Inaba Atsuko]], [[Takeuchi Hiroaki]]
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  • Fukuhara Miho
    * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Hokkaido]], [[Japan]] ...e ~Winter Song~|LOVE ~winter song~]]" followed in 2008, both going gold in Japan and paving the way for the debut album ''[[Rainbow (Fukuhara Miho)|RAINBOW]
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  • Madayade
    : Chorus: [[Takeuchi Hiroaki]] *[2008.11.13] [[MUSIC JAPAN]]
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  • Shueisha
    ...er company of [[Hakusensha]], also one of the biggest publishing houses in Japan. Shueisha is also the publisher of '''JUMP COMICS''', a widely known publis * [[Chorus]]
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  • ROACH
    ...ny well-known bands and have begun to build quite a reputation not only in Japan for being an amazing group, but overseas as well. * [[440]] &ndash; Drums, Chorus <small>(2018&ndash;)</small>
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  • Forever Love (C-ute)
    *[2008.11.27] [[MUSIC JAPAN]] : Chorus: [[CHINO]]
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  • Nothing from Nothing
    ...The song features Hamasaki rapping along side DOHZI-T, and singing on the chorus.
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  • RADWIMPS
    ...o]]" under an indie label. In 2005, they signed with the label [[EMI Music Japan]]. * [[Kuwahara Akira]] (桑原彰) (Guitar, Chorus)
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  • I (Nishino Kana)
    ...d 500 copies. The song did a lot better on [[Wikipedia:Billboard|Billboard Japan's]] Hot 100, reaching #10 on that chart. :Vocal Direction & Chorus Arrangement: [[SiZK]] from [[★STAR GUiTAR]]
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  • Kiss! Kiss! Kiss! (Buono!)
    *[2008.05.15] [[MUSIC JAPAN]] : Chorus: [[Kubota Kaoru]]
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  • OFF COURSE
    * [[Yoshida Koji]] (吉田浩二; Chorus in 1972) ...ingle by the end of 1971. OFF COURSE continued to play at festivals around Japan including the Eight Person's Recital in November 1970 and the Tokyo Music F
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  • Ren'ai Rider
    : Chorus: [[Nishina Kaori]] *[2008.02.15] [[MUSIC JAPAN]]
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  • Nanchatte Ren'ai
    :Chorus: [[Takahashi Ai]] *[2009.08.09] [[MUSIC JAPAN]]
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  • Ayumi Hamasaki Asia Tour 2008 ~10th Anniversary~ Live in Taipei
    ...hich she performed in Hong Kong, Shanghai and Taiwan. The entrance fee in Japan was of ¥7,800. :Chorus: [[Hamada Miwako|Hamada "Peco" Miwako]], [[Yamazaki Yoko|Yamazaki "Princess
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  • Trickster
    *[2009.07.13] [[MUSIC JAPAN]] - [[Discotheque|DISCOTHEQUE]] :Chorus: [[Mizuki Nana]], [[Kawamura Yumi]]
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  • Tiara (singer)
    ...atsu City|Hamamatsu City]], [[Shizuoka Prefecture|Shizuoka Prefecture]], [[Japan]] ====Chorus====
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  • Shimotsuki Haruka
    * '''Birthplace:''' [[Japan]] ...Disc 1 #1 ''Blade of Tears (Full Chorus)'', Dsic 2 #28 ''Blade of Tears (1 Chorus)'', #29 ''Blade of Tears (Off Vocal)'')
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  • Okazaki Ritsuko
    *'''Birthplace:''' Hashima Island, Nagasaki Prefecture, [[Japan]] ...]). Okazaki played the keyboard as well as helped write songs and sing the chorus. The had participated in the 31st Popular Song Contest in 1986. Two years l
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  • Ohguro Maki
    ...he passed the 3rd Annual BAD audition. She was in charge of singing backup chorus for many of BEING studio artists like [[B'z]], [[ZARD]], [[DEEN]], and etc. In 1997, she embarked on her first concert series all across Japan. But two years later, at the end of 1999, Ohguro announced that she would b
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  • Yamamoto Junko
    ...entitled ''[[Junko Yamamoto|JUNKO YAMAMOTO]]''. She also participated as a chorus member for the [[Oda Kazumasa]] concert tour "FUN MORE TIME". ...[Moriyama Ryoko]] and [[Shiratori Emiko]]. Two years later, she formed the chorus group [[April]].
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  • Aida Shoko
    ...copies and Wink would later win the Rookie of the Year award for the 1989 Japan Record Awards. She would also release her own solo album, ''[[Delphinium]]' ...m. However, the album was not a commercial success and not very popular in Japan. She would also start a career as a personality in FM radio around this tim
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  • B.B.QUEENS
    * [[Utoku Keiko]] (宇徳敬子; Chorus) * [[Mi-ke]] (Chorus)
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  • Tsubakura Yuiko
    ...er in 1985 with the debut of her first single. She also became the backing chorus for many of the songs by [[Nakajima Miyuki]], [[Nakahara Meiko]], [[Wanatab ...rning top hits and winning the award for Best Pop/Rock Band at that year's Japan Record Awards. She would later become a musical actress and would premier o
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  • Kawakita Ryo
    *'''From:''' Tokyo, Japan **Roland: Jazz Chorus JC-10
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  • Watanabe Misato
    * '''Birthplace:''' Tokyo, Japan ...orus at a [[Shirai Takako]] concert and would later lend her voice for the chorus for [[T.M. NETWORK]]'s third album ''[[Gorilla|GORILLA]]''.
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  • ROmantic Mode
    * [[Joe Rinoie]] (ジョー・リノイエ; Keyboard, Chorus, and Saxophone) ...At the end of that year, the band won the Best 5 New Artists award at the Japan Golden Disc Awards.
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  • CC (CinderellaComplex)
    : Chorus: [[AKIRA]], [[Takahashi Ai]], [[Tsunku]] *[2008.06.02] [[MUSIC JAPAN]]
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  • Fujimura Miki
    * '''Birthplace:''' Setagaya, Tokyo, [[Japan]] ...he nickname "Miki". She became the leader of the group but sang mostly the chorus in the Candies songs. When she had a chance, she sang the main vocals for t
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  • DEEN
    * [[Yamane Koji]] (山根公路; Leader, Keyboard, Chorus, Composition) * [[Uzumoto Naoki]] (宇津本直紀; Drums, Percussion, Chorus, and Composition from 1994 - 1999)
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  • Mi-Ke
    ...[[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] idol group from 1991 to 1993 under the label [[BMG Japan]]. Mi-Ke formed in 1991 as the back-up chorus singers for the band [[B.B.QUEENS]]. They also released their first single
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  • TUBE
    * [[Haruhata Michiya]] (春畑道哉; Guitar, Keyboard, Chorus, Composition) * [[Kakuno Hideyuki]] (角野秀行; Bass, Chorus)
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  • Gips
    ..."[[Tsumi to Batsu]]") and charted for 12 weeks. Gips sold 714,240 units in Japan, becoming the #27 single of 2000. The first line of the chorus is noted to be written as "i 罠 Β wiθ u"; where 罠 is the kanji for 'tr
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  • DaisyxDaisy
    *'''Place of Birth:''' Niihama, Ehime Prefecture, [[Japan]] ....09] [[Sound Horizon]] - [[Halloween to Yoru no Monogatari]] (#1~3 <small>(Chorus)</small>)
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  • Everyday Zekkouchou!!
    *[2009.09.20] [[MUSIC JAPAN]] : Chorus: [[CHINO]]
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  • Hinata Megumi
    ...i''' (グミ) and '''g.e.m.'''. She has worked as a lyricist, composer, or chorus for artists such as [[Tamaki Nami]], [[Nakagawa Shoko]], [[Kawabe Chieco]], ...this time she was residing in the United States. In 1997, she returned to Japan where she started composing songs.
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  • Kimagure Princess
    : Chorus: [[Takahashi Ai]], [[Niigaki Risa]] *[2009.11.01] [[MUSIC JAPAN]]
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  • NICO Touches the Walls
    * [[Tsushima Shotaro]] (対馬祥太郎): Drums, Chorus ...k Fes '12 Fund for Japan"|Live & Documentary DVD "ap bank fes '12 Fund for Japan"]]
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  • Minimoni Jankenpyon!
    : Chorus, Voices, and Claps: Tsunku ...4 Haru The Best of Japan|Morning Musume CONCERT TOUR 2004 Haru The BEST of Japan]] <small>(with Yaguchi Mari)</small>
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  • Memai (Onitsuka Chihiro)
    : Chorus: [[Onitsuka Chihiro]], [[Ezaki Toshiko]] ...i / Edge|Memai / edge]]" single. The song won the Best Lyrics Award at The Japan Record Awards in 2001.
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  • Zurui Onna
    : [[BMG JAPAN|BMG JAPAN]] : Chorus: [[Tanaka Reiko]]
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  • fripSide
    ...iversal_Music#NBCUniversal_Entertainment_Japan|NBC Universal Entertainment Japan]] since phase 2. ** [[Universal Music Japan]] labels:
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  • Itoshiki Tomo e
    *[2007.08.03] [[MUSIC JAPAN]] : Chorus: [[Goto Maki]], [[Niigaki Risa]]
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  • Bokura ga Ikiru My Asia
    ...0nen Kinentai]]. The title track was used as the image song for the second Japan tour of ''[[wikipedia:Dralion|Dralion]]''. The single was released in both : Chorus: [[CHINO]], Tsunku, [[Takeuchi Hiroaki]]
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  • Q;indivi
    ...sed an album titled ''[[Acacia; (album)|ACACIA;]]'' through [[Warner Music Japan]] which has a concept of "Men's Tears" and is a collaboration with various * [[Oikawa Rin]] (及川リン) - Lyrics, Vocals, Chorus
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  • Lucky Cha Cha Cha!
    :Chorus: [[Takeuchi Hiroaki]] ...4 Haru The Best of Japan|Morning Musume CONCERT TOUR 2004 Haru The BEST of Japan]]
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  • Ai no Sono ~Touch My Heart!~
    : Chorus: [[Takahashi Yuichi]] ...4 Haru The Best of Japan|Morning Musume CONCERT TOUR 2004 Haru The BEST of Japan]]
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  • peppermints kiss cafe
    ...e band released one single, they toured constantly at live houses all over Japan. * [[Hirama Mikio|Micky]] (Guitar, Chorus)
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  • Koko ni Iru yo (SoulJa)
    ...The title track was used as the ending theme song for the TV programs ''[[JAPAN COUNTDOWN]]'', ''[[Yarisugi Koojii]]'', ''[[Medusa no Hitomi]]'' , ''[[Hz]] ...turing [[SoulJa]] called "[[Soba ni Iru ne]]". This song features the same chorus, theme and general arrangement as "Koko ni Iru yo". This song was even more
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  • Onna ga Medatte Naze Ikenai
    : Chorus: [[Takahashi Ai]], [[Kamei Eri]] *[2010.02.14] [[MUSIC JAPAN]]
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  • Ayumi Hamasaki Arena Tour 2009 A ~Next Level~
    ...t had great success; more than 400,000 fans attended her concerts all over Japan. :Chorus: [[Hamada Miwako|Hamada "Peco" Miwako]], [[Yamazaki Yoko|Yamazaki "Princess
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  • Always Love
    ...ingle released by [[MAX]]. The title track was used as an ending theme for Japan TV show ''[[SPORTS MAX]]''. It reached #12 on the [[Oricon]] charts and ch : Chorus: [[Kawamura Yumi]]
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  • Perfect Love
    ...ingle released by [[MAX]]. The title track was used as an ending theme for Japan TV show ''[[SPORTS MAX]]'' and as a theme song for Kacchao commercials. The : Chorus: [[Kawamura Yumi]]
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  • Campus Life ~Umarete Kite Yokatta~
    : Chorus: [[CHINO]] *[2010.05.02] [[MUSIC JAPAN]]
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  • Sakazaki Kohnosuke
    * '''Birthplace:''' [[Sumida]], [[Tokyo Prefecture]], [[Japan]] * [1998.09.16] [[Tokoro George]] - [[Tonkachi]] (guitar, chorus)
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  • Hey! Mirai
    : Chorus: Morning Musume ...he Best of Japan Natsu ~ Aki '04"|Morning Musume Concert Tour "The BEST of Japan Natsu ~ Aki '04"]] <small>(as part of a medley)</small>
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  • Sunrise ~Love Is All~
    : Additional Chorus and Audience: [A] Boys + [A] *[2009.08.09] [[Music Japan]]
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  • Seishun Collection
    ...the group and "[[Tomo (Morning Musume)|Tomo]]" was the theme song for the Japan Expo 2010 which they attended as guests of honor. The single was released i : Chorus: [[Takahashi Ai]], [[Kamei Eri]]
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  • New Look (Amuro Namie)
    ...g was certified Double Platinum by the [[Recording Industry Association of Japan]] for 500,000 digital downloads, and Triple Platinum for 750,000 cellphone ...d by iconic model [[Wikipedia:Twiggy|Twiggy]] whom is mentioned during the chorus of the song.
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  • Yumemiru Fifteen
    * [2010.05.30] [[MUSIC JAPAN]] : Chorus: [[CHINO]]
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  • WEAVER
    ...by [[AMUSE]] in 2008. The trio formed in 2004 during high school in Kobe, Japan. They made their debut in 2009 with the digital single "[[Hakuchoumu]]". In * [[Okuno Shota]] (奥野翔太) - Bass & Chorus
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  • Ayumi Hamasaki Countdown Live 2009-2010 A ~Future Classics~
    :Chorus: [[Hamada Miwako|Hamada "Peco" Miwako]], [[Yamazaki Yoko|Yamazaki "Princess : and all stage hand "TEAM-JAPAN"
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  • Fuji TV Kaikyoku 50 Shuunen Kinen THE ALFEE in MUSIC FAIR
    ...Gypsy Chorus "The Morning Light Has Come" ([[Wikipedia:Anvil Chorus|Anvil Chorus]]) from the Opera ''[[Wikipedia:Il trovatore|Il trovatore]]'' ~ Power for L * [http://www.emimusic.jp/artist/alfee/?id=55775 EMI Music Japan Profile]
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  • Ai no Mama ni Wagamama ni Boku wa Kimi Dake wo Kizutsukenai
    ...The single also helped B'z to win the Best Five Singles award at the 1993 Japan Golden Disc Awards. : Chorus: [[Ikuzawa Yuichi]], [[Ohguro Maki]]
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  • Ocean
    ...lso, the title song won the Best Song of the Year Award at the 20th Annual Japan Golden Disc Awards. It reached #1 on the weekly [[Oricon]] charts and chart : Guitar, Chorus: [[Ohta Shinichiro]]
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  • SOFFet
    ...the next year, in 2003, they debuted as major artists under [[Warner Music Japan]]. In 2006 they moved to rhythm zone. * [[Iwanai Kankei]] ''(Chorus)''
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  • locofrank
    * [[Sasahara Tatsuya]] (笹原達也) - Drums, chorus ...a]] soon established the band mainly through playing shows not only within Japan but also overseas. In 2006, their wish to create their own label [[773Four
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  • I Love Xxx
    ...orded by [[Otsuka Ai]]. The song was used as theme song for the NHK School Chorus 2010 and for NHK's ''[[Minna no Uta]]'' from August to September 2010. * [2010.09.05] [[Music Japan]]
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  • Tomo (Morning Musume)
    : Chorus: [[Takahashi Ai]], [[Kamei Eri]], [[Takeuchi Hiroaki]] ...s a song recorded by [[Morning Musume]]. It was used as the theme song for Japan Expo 2010, which Morning Musume attended as guests of honor. It appears on
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  • Change (miwa)
    * [2010.08.23] [[ROCK IN JAPAN FESTIVAL|ROCK IN JAPAN FESTIVAL 2010]] : Vocals, Chorus, Electric Guitar: [[miwa (singer)|miwa]]
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  • The ROOTLESS
    * [[Naito Duran Haruhisa]] (内藤デュラン晴久) – Electric guitar, chorus ...a Takuya]], and [[Otsubo Yusuke]] all graduated from [[Musicians Institute Japan]]. The band started performing in the [[Tokyo]] area at clubs and on the st
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  • Beauty Survivor
    ...一つだけの【ガラスのCD】]". [[Wikipedia:Yahoo! Auctions|Yahoo! Japan Auctions]]. 2010-08-09. Archived from the [http://page21.auctions.yahoo.co. : Chorus: [[Nona]]
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  • Fujiwara Motoo
    * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Akita, Akita|Akita]], [[Japan]] ...09.25] [[syrup16g]] - [[Delayed|delayed]] (#4 ''Mizuiro no Kaze'') <small>(Chorus)</small>
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  • Christmas Chorus (kco)
    : CHRISTMAS CHORUS ...n Music during the Christmas season. It is also a cover of the [[Christmas Chorus|same-titled song]] by the band [[Komuro Tetsuya]]. The song is found on the
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  • Sakura Gakuin
    ...lag]]. The group later changed their label to Universal J (Universal Music Japan) from November 2011 to March 2015. ...akuen Gasshobu]] (秋桜学園 合唱部; ''Autumn Cherry Blossoms Academy Chorus Club'')
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  • Horiuchi Marina
    *'''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ...akuen Gasshobu]] ''(秋桜学園 合唱部; Autumn Cherry Blossoms Academy Chorus Club)''
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  • Goodbye Happiness
    ....net/?p=1826</ref> Soon after on the same date, radio airplay throughout [[Japan]] was announced to begin on November 1 with Chaku-Uta Ringback Tone downloa : Chorus: Synergy Vocals (Micaela Haslam, Jacqueline Barron, Katie Twdenay, Rowan Fr
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  • ROCK'A'TRENCH
    ...ae|reggae]]/[[J-Ska|ska]] band formed in 2004 and signed to [[Warner Music Japan]] label. The band's name was derived from the [[Wikipedia:Bob Marley|Bob Ma * [[Toyoda Hiroyuki]] (豊田ヒロユキ): Guitar & Chorus
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  • Love Love Love (Hirai Ken)
    ...an gospel-inspired chorus, it was used as the [[Wikipedia:TBS Television (Japan)|TBS]] series [[Ai no Hina-dan]] opening theme. This was his first single t : Arrangement & Chorus: [[Nakanishi Yasuharu]] & [[Suzuki Masaru]]
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  • Kiss Me Aishiteru
    *[2014.06.01] [[MUSIC JAPAN]] :Chorus: [[CHINO]], [[Okai Chisato]]
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  • BRADBERRY ORCHESTRA
    * [[Kobayashi Takeshi|Takeshi Kobayashi]] (小林武史), keyboards and chorus vocals ...ormed in their televised debut at the WORLD STAGE x MTV VIDEO MUSIC AWARDS JAPAN 2010 that May. Two additional songs, "[[To Be (Or Not)|To be (or not)]]" a
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  • Fujii Karen
    * '''Birthplace:''' Osaka, Japan ...e~|Kibou no Hikari ~Mirai wo Shinjite~ (Dream & E-girls version)]] <small>(chorus)</small>
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  • Maji Desu ka Ska!
    *[2011.04.11] [[MUSIC JAPAN]] :Chorus: [[Takahashi Ai]], [[Tsunku]]
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  • Bad Girl (BEAST)
    : Chorus: [[BEAST]], [[Gang Tae Woo]]
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  • Decision (Hamasaki Ayumi)
    : Additional Chorus Arrangement: [[Kobayashi Shingo]] *[2007.09.22] [[Music Japan]]
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  • Yamashita Tatsuro
    *'''Birthplace:''' Ikebukuro, Toshima-ku, Tokyo, Japan Yamashita Tatsuro was born in Ikebukuro, Tokyo, Japan on Feburary 4th, 1953. When he was growing up, Yamashita was influenced by
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  • Oricon Weekly for 2011 week 14
    ...[Namikawa Daisuke|Italy]], [[Yasumoto Hiroki|Germany]], [[Takahashi Hiroki|Japan]]) / Allies ([[Konishi Katsuyuki|America]], [[Sugiyama Noriaki|England]], [ | 17 || ↓2 || [[Matsubara Tsuyoshi]] ([[Project.R]]) Chorus: [[Young Fresh]] ([[Project.R]]) / [[Project.R]] || [[Kaizoku Sentai Gokaig
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  • Tsubasa wo Hirogete (DEEN)
    *[2007] [[DEEN Live Joy 2007-2008 ~Japan Road 27+6~ "Limited Edition"|DEEN UNPLUGGED TOUR 2007 ~47 Todofuken de LIVE *[2008.01.12~2008.02.11] [[DEEN Live Joy 2007-2008 ~Japan Road 27+6~ "Limited Edition"|DEEN LIVE JOY-Break12 ~Road to Budoukan~]]
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  • Only You (Morning Musume)
    *[2011.06.19] [[MUSIC JAPAN]] :Chorus: [[Takahashi Ai]]
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  • Kono Chikyuu no Heiwa wo Honki de Negatterun da yo!
    : Chorus: [[Takahashi Ai]] * [2011.09.11] Music Japan
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  • Ai no Kane ga Sekai ni Hibimasu You ni...
    : [[DEEN]] with [[Kamebuchi Yuka]] & [[The Voices of Japan]] ...single released by [[DEEN]] featuring [[Kamebuchi Yuka]] & [[The Voices of Japan]]. There was released a limited edition version with the DVD and original p
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  • FLiP
    ...sic Entertainment|DefSTAR Records]] until they switched to the [[EMI Music Japan|EMI Records]] label. They announced their hiatus as a group at their final * [[Yuko (FLiP)|Yuko]] (ユウコ) – Electric guitar, chorus
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  • Uchouten Love
    # Uchouten LOVE ([[PV|School Chorus Ver.]]) * [2011.08.07] MUSIC JAPAN
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  • KATSUMI
    ...KATSUMI was offered a music contract with the label [[Geneon Entertainment Japan|Pioneer LDC]] and released his first single "[[Shining in the Night|SHINING In 1991, KATSUMI joined the chorus group [[adam]] with [[Kusunose Seishiro]] and [[Sakiya Kenjiro]]. Athough t
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  • Yamamoto Yukiyo
    * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Saga Prefecture]], [[Japan]] ; Chorus
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  • EXILE ATSUSHI
    * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Koshigaya]], [[Saitama Prefecture]], [[Japan]] ** [[JAPAN UNITED with MUSIC]] (2012)
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  • Oda Kaori
    * '''Birthplace''': Kanagawa, Japan ...Prism Solo Collection 1 / Naru & An & Ito & Rinne]] - (#8 ''gift'' <small>(chorus)</small>)
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  • Brillante (Hamasaki Ayumi)
    : Additional B.G. Chorus: [[Timothy Wellard]] ...Tour 2016 A ~M(a)de in Japan~|ayumi hamasaki ARENA TOUR 2016 A ~M(A)DE IN JAPAN~]]
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  • Washio Reina
    * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Saga Prefecture|Saga, Japan]] ** [[LDH|LDH JAPAN]] <small>(2011&ndash;2023)</small>
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  • Ichiki Kyoka
    * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Fukuoka]], [[Japan]] ...~|Kibou no Hikari ~Kiseki wo Shinjite~ (Dream & E-girls version)]] <small>(chorus)</small>
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  • Wakana
    *'''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Fukuoka Prefecture|Fukuoka, Japan]] ...]] - ''[[Musuhi no Toki]]'' (#1 "Musuhi no Toki" <small>(credited for the chorus as WAKANA)</small>)
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  • Pyocopyoco Ultra
    :Chorus: [[Niigaki Risa]], [[Michishige Sayumi]], [[CHINO]] *[2012.01.29] [[MUSIC JAPAN]]
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  • Ren'ai Hunter
    :Chorus: [[Michishige Sayumi]], [[Fukumura Mizuki]], [[Sayashi Riho]], [[Takeuchi H * [2012.04.08] Music Japan
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  • Mizutani Ruri
    * '''Birthplace:''' Chiba Prefecture, Japan * [2007] [[Chorus Tai ~Kanojo-tachi no Kiseki~|Chorus Tai♪ ~Kanojo-tachi no Kiseki~]] - '''Yuki'''
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  • One Two Three / The Matenrou Show
    * [2012.07.01] [[Music Japan]] * [2015.10.27] [[Full Chorus]]
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  • One Two Three (Morning Musume)
    : Chorus: [[Morning Musume]], [[CHINO]], Tsunku *[2014.04.20] [[MUSIC JAPAN]]
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  • Aqua Timez
    ...nese pop/rock band formed in 2003 and debuted in 2005 under [[Epic Records Japan]], a sublabel of [[Sony Music Entertainment]]. Vocalist [[Futoshi]], bassis * [[Daisuke (Aqua Timez)|Daisuke]] - Guitar, Programming, Chorus
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  • UMU
    ...kipedia:Kuwana, Mie|Kuwana]], [[wikipedia:Mie Prefecture|Mie Prefecture]], Japan ...miyama Yuuhi]]'s bands [[BANKS|BANK$]], as bassist, and [[Hoff Dylan]], on chorus, and later that same year the band [[houseplan!]].
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  • Shimazu Kuuko
    *'''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ...azu Kuuko first got her start in show business in 1970 when she formed the chorus [[Idol|idol]] group [[The Chou a la Creme|The Chou à la Crème]] with [[Ko
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  • Wakuteka Take a Chance
    :Chorus: [[Michishige Sayumi]], [[Sayashi Riho]], Tsunku *[2012.10.07] Music Japan
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  • Sing You
    # [[Namida ga Deta]] (Guest Chorus: [[HanaH]]) (涙がでた) ...mini-album released by [[Tawata Emi]]. It was her debut under [[Sony Music Japan]], and her first release since her live album ''[[Sings of Souls Live 2010|
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  • Dancing Dolls
    ...apanese pop]] vocal-dance [[Idol|idol]] group under the label [[Sony Music Japan]]. * [[Asuka (Dancing Dolls)|Asuka]] (Dance, Chorus)
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  • EXILE NESMITH
    * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Kumamoto Prefecture]], [[Japan]] ....29] [[Ketsumeishi]] - [[Ketsunopolis 4]] (#7 ''No Lady No Life'') <small>(Chorus)</small>
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  • Help Me!!
    :Chorus: [[Michishige Sayumi]], [[Sayashi Riho]], [[CHINO]] *[2013.01.27] Music Japan
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  • the telephones
    ...nese rock]]-[[:Category:Electronic|electronic]] band signed to [[EMI Music Japan]]. The group was formed in 2005 and debuted in 2007 under the independent l * [[Nagashima Ryohei]] (長島涼平) (chorus, bass)
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  • Kawamoto Ruri
    * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Osaka Prefecture|Osaka, Japan]] ...e~|Kibou no Hikari ~Mirai wo Shinjite~ (Dream & E-girls version)]] <small>(chorus)</small>
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  • Takebe Yuzuna
    * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Hyougo Prefecture]], [[Japan]] ...e~|Kibou no Hikari ~Mirai wo Shinjite~ (Dream & E-girls version)]] <small>(chorus)</small>
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  • My All (Hamasaki Ayumi)
    *[2015.09.29~12.03] [[M(a)de in Japan|TA LIMITED LIVE TOUR]] *[2015.12.29~31] [[Ayumi Hamasaki Arena Tour 2016 A ~M(a)de in Japan~|ayumi hamasaki COUNTDOWN LIVE 2015-2016 A ~M(A)DE IN TOKYO~]]
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  • Romance no Tochuu / Watashi ga Iu Mae ni Dakishimenakya ne (Memorial Edit) / Samidare Bijo ga Samidareru (Memorial Edit)
    *[2013.12.30] The 55th Japan Record Awards *[2014.01.30] Music Japan
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  • Denkishiki Karen Ongaku Shuudan
    ...[[J-Gothic|gothic]] [[J-Metal|metal]] band formed in 2001, in [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. They are relatively unknown because most of their songs are produced for * [[Dang]] - chorus singer
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  • Egao no Kimi wa Taiyou sa / Kimi no Kawari wa Iyashinai / What Is Love
    *[2014.01.23] Music Japan *[2017.12.05] Full Chorus
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  • Sangnamja (Boy in Luv)
    :Chorus: [[Jungkook]], [[Pdogg]], [[Supreme Boi]]
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  • Masai Hikaru
    ...niversal Music#NBCUniversal Entertainment Japan|NBCUniversal Entertainment Japan]]. After parting ways with her management company [[Hifumi, inc.]] at the e *'''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Toyama Prefecture|Toyama, Japan]]
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  • NaNa
    *'''Birthplace:''' [[Japan]] * [[Crazy About You (A.B.C-Z)|Crazy about you]] <small>(Music, Lyrics & Chorus Work)</small>
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  • Castle in the Clouds
    ...shimoto Industrial Enterprise's 90th Anniversary "Laugh & Peace To Rescure Japan with Laughter" campaign. The comedic trio [[Morisanchu]] makes a special ap :Chorus: [[Komuro Mitsuko]]
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  • Love Classics
    # [[Honey (Hamasaki Ayumi)|HONEY [Handel: Oratorio "Messiah"~Hallelujah Chorus]]] ===Billboard Japan Chart Positions===
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  • Seishun Kozou ga Naiteiru / Yuugure wa Ameagari / Ima Koko Kara
    *[2015.04.20] Music Japan *[2015.04.21] FULL CHORUS
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  • The Show Must Go On (Hamasaki Ayumi)
    : Additional B.G. Chorus: [[Fukushima Akiko]], [[Ishiguro Mai]] *[2015.09.29~12.03] [[M(a)de in Japan|TA LIMITED LIVE TOUR]]
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  • GOOD MORNING AMERICA
    * [[Watanabe Koichi]] (Guitar, Chorus) * [[Tanaka Shinjirou|Tanashin]] (Bass, Chorus)
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  • Wakatteiru no ni Gomen ne / Tamerai Summertime
    *[2015.08.02] Music Japan *[2015.10.27] Full Chorus
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  • Oh My Wish! / Sukatto My Heart / Ima Sugu Tobikomu Yuuki
    *[2015.08.23] Music Japan *[2015.10.27] Full Chorus
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  • Dosukoi! Kenkyo ni Daitan / Ramen Daisuki Koizumi-san no Uta / Nen ni wa Nen (Nen Iri Ver.)
    *[2015.09.06] Music Japan *[2015.10.27] Full Chorus
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  • Desugita Kui wa Utarenai / Dondengaeshi / Watashi
    *[2015.10.27] Full Chorus *[2015.11.08] Music Japan
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  • I Need U
    : Chorus: [[Jungkook]] : Chorus: [[Jungkook]]
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  • back number
    ...is a three-piece [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] band signed to [[Universal Music Japan]]. * [[Kojima Kazuya]] (Bass, Chorus)
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  • Tsumetai Kaze to Kataomoi / Endless Sky / One and Only
    *[2015.12.13] Music Japan *[2016.05.03] FULL CHORUS
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  • Sakura Night Fever / Chotto Guchoku ni! Chototsu Moushin / Osu! Kobushi Damashii
    *[2016.02.21] Music Japan *[2016.08.16] FULL CHORUS
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  • Run (BTS)
    : Chorus: [[Jungkook]] : Chorus: [[Jungkook]]
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  • Hitorie
    * [[Shinoda]] (guitar & chorus) ...festivals, including Japan's biggest New Year's music festival "COUNTDOWN JAPAN".
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  • Swimy
    ...-Rock|rock]] band signed to [[Sony Music Entertainment#Ariola Japan|Ariola Japan]]. * [[Matsumiya Daiki|Taiki Roido]] (タイキロイド) - Guitar & Chorus
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  • Arigatou ~Mugen no Yell~
    ...e]]. It was used as the squad hymn for the [http://www.japan-wrestling.jp/ Japan Wrestling Federation]. It appears on the single "[[Arigatou ~Mugen no Yell~ : Chorus: [[Funyu Hiromi]], [[Yamao Masato]]
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  • Arashi wo Okosunda Exciting Fight!
    ...]. It was used as the support song for the [http://www.japan-wrestling.jp/ Japan Wrestling Federation]. It appears on the single "[[Arigatou ~Mugen no Yell~ : Chorus: [[Funyu Hiromi]]
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  • Love Road
    : Chorus: NaNa★MUSiC ...al's 27th single and her first with the new record label [[Universal Music Japan]], "[[Superman (Crystal Kay)|Superman]]". The song was produced by the [[Ti
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  • Suisei (DAOKO)
    ...producer [[tofubeats]] featuring rapper [[Onomatope Daijin]] in 2012. The chorus is same as the one that DAOKO uses in her song, but she wrote her own verse * [2015.12.30] COUNTDOWN JAPAN 15/16
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  • Pi Ttam Nunmul
    : Chorus: [[Jungkook]] * [2021.05] [[RIAJ|Japan]] - Streaming: Gold <small>(50,000,000 cumulative streams)</small>
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  • Natsu no Yakusoku (Minase Inori)
    : All vocals and chorus: Minase Inori : Director: [[Yamamura Ryo]] (Sony Music Publishing (Japan) Inc.)
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  • Shuukatsu Sensation / Waratte / Hanamoyou
    *[2017.11.28] Full Chorus *[2017.12.30] The 59th Japan Record Awards
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  • Ayumi Hamasaki Arena Tour 2016 A ~M(a)de in Japan~
    : ayumi hamasaki ARENA TOUR 2016 A ~M(A)DE IN JAPAN~ # The journey from M(A)DE IN TOKYO to M(A)DE IN JAPAN
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  • Ziyoou-vachi
    ...ysteric Glamour]] last November. After that night, they became the talk of Japan's fashion cognoscenti. * [[GL]] <small>(Arrangement, Chorus)</small>
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  • Nagami Kazuya
    ...kipedia:Kawaguchi|Kawaguchi]], [[Wikipedia:Saitama Prefecture|Saitama]], [[Japan]] * [2017.05] BS SPtv Full Chorus
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  • Obukuro Nariaki
    ...he music world and featured in such media as ''[[Wikipedia:The Japan Times|Japan Times]]'', music magazines and fashion magazines. As part of the label, he ...but as a singer under [[Sony Music Entertainment#EPIC Records|EPIC Records Japan]] and would be produced by Utada Hikaru. On the same day, his first digital
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  • Ryokuoushoku Shakai
    ...rock]] band signed to [[Sony Music Entertainment#EPIC Records|EPIC Records Japan]]. Their name is often abbreviated as '''Ryokushaka''' (リョクシャカ) * [[Kobayashi Issei]] (小林壱誓) – Guitar / Chorus
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  • Karen (Little Glee Monster)
    * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Shizuoka Prefecture|Shizuoka]], [[Japan]] * She participated in a child chorus unit in the last single "[[Sono Toki no Sora]]" of [[Takajin Yashiki]] rele
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  • Maju
    * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Yamanashi Prefecture|Yamanashi]], [[Japan]] * She participated as part of the chorus for the NHK ''Minna no Uta'' song "HEART BEAT".
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  • Tezuka Ayano
    * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Saitama Prefecture|Saitama, Japan]] ...a Sora ga Suki Nanda]] || Yuuutsu na Sora ga Suki Nanda || Electric Guitar/Chorus
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  • You Are the Only One
    ...aki Ayumi - MADE IN JAPAN CD.jpg|thumb|250px|''[[M(a)de in Japan|M(A)DE IN JAPAN]]'' Cover]] : Additional Chorus: [[Noro Manami]], [[Hasegawa Noriyuki]], [[Tanaka Yukiko]], [[Olivia Burrel
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  • Survivor (Hamasaki Ayumi)
    ...aki Ayumi - MADE IN JAPAN CD.jpg|thumb|250px|''[[M(a)de in Japan|M(A)DE IN JAPAN]]'' Cover]] : Additional Chorus: [[Noro Manami]], [[Hasegawa Noriyuki]], [[Tanaka Yukiko]], [[Olivia Burrel
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  • Kuribayashi Seiichirou
    *'''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] * [[Makenaide]] (Chorus)
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  • asami (LOVEBITES)
    ...nese top artists such as [[VAMPS]] and [[UVERworld]], and has been support chorus for other artists such as [[AI (singer)|AI]], [[AKB48]], [[AK-69]], [[Ohgur
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  • Oomori Seiko
    *'''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Matsuyama|Matsuyama, Ehime, Japan]] ...music charts, a style that Ian Martin of [[Wikipedia:The Japan Times|''The Japan Times'']] compares to [[Togawa Jun]] and [[Sheena Ringo]]. Oomori held mult
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  • AiNA THE END
    * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Osaka Prefecture|Osaka, Japan]] * [2015.11.04] [[Wakadanna]] - [[Makeruna Chiisaki Mono yo]] (Chorus: '''AiNA THE END''')
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  • Sugai Eri
    *'''Birthplace:''' [[wikipedia:Osaka|Osaka]], [[Japan]] ...inally, at the age of 23, she moved officially to Tokyo, to perform in the chorus for one of [[Terao Akira]]'s tours.
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  • Be the One (Yamashita Tomohisa)
    : Guitars & Chorus: [[Rake]] : [[Rake]] by the courtesy of [[Ariola Japan|Ariola Japan Inc.]]
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  • Shinkirou
    : Guitar chorus: [[Rake]] : [[Rake]] by the courtesy of [[Epic Records Japan|Epic Records Japan Inc.]]
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  • Chere
    ...er debut single on April 21, 1999. Her last activity as Chère was for the chorus on [[Country Musume]]'s debut album [[Country Musume Daizenshuu 1]] which w *'''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]] (Tochigi prefecture), [[Japan]]
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  • Official HIGE DANdism
    * [[Ozasa Daisuke]] (小笹大輔) &ndash; Guitar, Chorus * [[Narazaki Makoto]] (楢﨑誠) &ndash; Bass, Saxophone, Synth Bass, Chorus
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  • Kawazoe Tomohisa
    ...city)|Miyazaki]], [[wikipedia:Miyazaki Prefecture|Miyazaki Prefecture]], [[Japan]] **[[TOP GUN]] (2008; ''vocals, chorus, bass and composer'')
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  • Stay Gold (BTS)
    : Chorus: [[Jungkook]], [[Yohei]] ...her on a sunshine-filled day and enjoy little things together. During each chorus, the video switches to lighter settings, showing the members playing Jenga,
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  • On (BTS)
    : Chorus: [[Jungkook]], [[wikipedia:Melanie Fontana|Melanie Joy Fontana]] * [[RIAJ|Japan]] - Streaming: Gold <small>(50,000,000 cumulative streams)</small>
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  • Black Swan (BTS)
    : Chorus: [[Jungkook]], [[J-HOPE]] * [2021.10] [[RIAJ|Japan]] - Streaming: Silver <small>(30,000,000 cumulative streams)</small>
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  • Jageun Geotdeureul Wihan Si (Boy with Luv)
    : Chorus: [[wikipedia:Melanie Fontana|Melanie Joy Fontana]], [[Jungkook]] : Chorus: [[Jungkook]], [[J-HOPE]]
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  • Make It Right (BTS)
    : Chorus: [[Jungkook]] * [2021.08] [[RIAJ|Recording Industry Association of Japan]] - Streaming: Silver <small>(30,000,000 cumulative streams)</small>
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  • Dionysus
    : Chorus: [[j-hope]], [[Jungkook]], [[RM]] *[2021.11] [[RIAJ|Recording Industry Association of Japan]] - Streaming: Silver <small>(30,000,000 streams)</small>
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  • Chingu (BTS)
    : Chorus: Adora, [[Jungkook]], [[wikipedia:Martin Sjølie|Martin Sjølie]] * [2022.07] [[RIAJ|Recording Industry Association of Japan]] - Streaming: Gold <small>(50,000,000 cumulative streams)</small>
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  • Filter
    : Chorus: Adora, [[Jimin (BTS)|Jimin]], Tom Wiklund ===Billboard Japan Download Songs Chart===
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  • Moon (BTS)
    : Chorus: Adora, Daniel Caesar, Ludwig Lindell, Candace Nicole Sosa, [[wikipedia:DJ ===Billboard Japan Download Songs Chart===
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  • Sicha
    : Chorus: [[Jungkook]] ===Billboard Japan Download Songs Chart===
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  • Idol (BTS)
    : Chorus: [[Supreme Boi]], [[Jungkook]] ...12.12] [[wikipedia:2018 Mnet Asian Music Awards|Mnet Asian Music Awards in Japan]] - <span style="color:#008000">[Wpn]</span> Favorite Music Video
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  • Fake Love (BTS)
    ...12.12] [[wikipedia:2018 Mnet Asian Music Awards|Mnet Asian Music Awards in Japan]] :: Chorus: [[Jungkook]], [[Supreme Boi]]
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  • Get Out the Way
    : Chorus: [[Koda Kumi]], [[AKIRA (PALM DRIVE)|AKIRA]] : ¥255 <small>iTunes Japan</small>
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  • Sweet Love...
    : Chorus: [[Koda Kumi]] : ¥255 <small>iTunes Japan</small>
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  • Jjeoreo (BTS)
    : Chorus: [[Jungkook]], [[V (BTS)|V]] * [2021.05] [[RIAJ|Recording Industry Association of Japan]] - Streaming: Gold <small>(50,000,000 cumulative streams)</small>
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  • Kumada Akane
    * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo, Japan]] * [2020] Anison Days <small>(Semi-regular, In charge of chorus part)</small>
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  • Bultaoreune (Fire)
    : Chorus: [[Jungkook]], [[Jimin (BTS)|Jimin]], [[Pdogg]] : Chorus: [[Jungkook]], [[Jimin (BTS)|Jimin]], [[Pdogg]]
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  • Save Me (BTS)
    : Chorus: [[Jungkook]] : Chorus: [[Jungkook]]
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  • Best of Me
    : Chorus: [[Jungkook]], [[wikipedia:The Chainsmokers|Andrew Taggart]], Sam Klempner *[2021.11] [[RIAJ|Recording Industry Association of Japan]] - Streaming: Silver <small>(30,000,000 streams)</small>
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  • Crystal Snow
    : Chorus: [[Jungkook]], [[Genda Soma]] * [2021.08] [[RIAJ|Recording Industry Association of Japan]] - Silver <small>(30,000,000 cumulative streams)</small>
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  • Jugeodo Neoya
    : Chorus: [[Kim Hyun A]] ...ional listings and digital platforms it is named "It's Definitely You"; in Japan it is also known as "Shindemo Kimi da yo (死んでも君だよ)".
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  • Bomnal
    : Chorus: [[Jungkook]], [[wikipedia:Arlissa|Arlissa Ruppert]] * [2021.04] [[RIAJ|Recording Industry Association of Japan]] - Streaming: Silver <small>(30,000,000 cumulative streams)</small>
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  • Not Today (BTS)
    : Chorus: [[Jungkook]], June *[2021.11] [[RIAJ|Recording Industry Association of Japan]] - Streaming: Silver <small>(30,000,000 streams)</small>
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  • DNA (BTS)
    : Chorus: [[Jungkook]], Kass, [[Lee Shin Sung]], [[Supreme Boi]] * [[RIAJ|Japan]] - Platinum <small>(100,000,000 cumulative streams)</small>
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  • Mic Drop
    :: Chorus: [[Jungkook]], [[Supreme Boi]] :: Chorus: [[Jungkook]], [[Supreme Boi]]
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  • Yours
    : Chorus: [[midnight]] ===Billboard Japan Charts===
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  • With You (Jimin x Ha Sung Woon)
    : Chorus: Ahn Young Min, Bae Jin Young ===Billboard Japan Charts===
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  • Don't Leave Me (BTS)
    : Chorus: [[Jungkook]] * [2021.08] [[RIAJ|Recording Industry Association of Japan]] - Silver <small>(30,000,000 cumulative streams)</small>
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  • Let Go (BTS)
    : Chorus: [[Jungkook]] *[2021.11] [[RIAJ|Recording Industry Association of Japan]] - Gold: Streaming <small>(50,000,000 streams)</small>
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  • Yagi Shiori
    * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Aichi_Prefecture|Aichi, Japan]] *Participated in swimming and chorus.
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  • Anpanman
    : Chorus: [[Jungkook]], [[Adora]], [[Supreme Boi]] ...12.12] [[wikipedia:2018 Mnet Asian Music Awards|Mnet Asian Music Awards in Japan]]
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  • Magic Shop
    : Chorus: [[Jungkook]], [[Adora]] * [2022.08] [[RIAJ|Recording Industry Association of Japan]] - Gold <small>(50,000,000 cumulative streams)</small>
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  • Euphoria (BTS)
    : Chorus: [[Jungkook]], [[Adora]] :: Chorus: Jung Kook, Candace Nicole Sosa, [[Adora|ADORA]]
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  • Answer: Love Myself
    : Chorus: [[Jungkook]], [[Adora]] * [2022.04] [[RIAJ|Recording Industry Association of Japan]] - Streaming: Gold <small>(50,000,000 cumulative streams)</small>
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  • I'm Fine (BTS)
    : Chorus: [[Jungkook]], [[Adora]] * [2023.02] [[RIAJ|Recording Industry Association of Japan]] - Gold <small>(50,000,000 cumulative streams)</small>
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  • Souju (Mikrokosmos)
    : Chorus: [[Jungkook]], [[Adora]], Max Lynedoch Graham, Ryan Laurie, Marcus McCoan, * [2021.07] [[RIAJ|Recording Industry Association of Japan]] - Streaming: Gold <small>(50,000,000 cumulative streams)</small>
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  • Sato Junichi
    ...and [[fhana|fhána]] where he is in charge of sound production, keyboards, chorus, vocals, and guitar. He is also a member of the [[HoriPro]] composition tea *'''Birthplace:''' [[wikipedia:Niigata (city)|Niigata, Niigata, Japan]]
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