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  • ...ese pop]] singer-songwriter on the [[avex trax]] label. She first appeared in September 2003 with the single "[[Momo no Hanabira]]", but it wasn't until * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Osaka|Osaka, Osaka, Japan]]
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  • ...in 2003, becoming the #32 single of the year. It also sold 128,698 copies in 2004, becoming the #71 single of the year. It charted for 15 weeks and sold ; Live Performances
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  • ...acts today. BoA has approximately sold more than 10,000,000 copies in both Japan and Korea. ** [[avex trax]] <small>(2001&ndash;) (Japan)</small>
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  • ...' (今井絵理子) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] artist. She made her debut in the early 1990's as part of the group [[SPEED]]. Eriko started her solo wor * '''Place of Birth''': [[Okinawa]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...minently featured. Throughout their career, MONO has ascended consistently in both popularity and critical acclaim. MONO were founded in January 2000 by guitarist [[Goto Taka|Takaakira Goto]]. Working by himself,
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  • ...ny Music Japan]]. She is well known for playing the role of [[Osaki Nana]] in the ''[[NANA (film)|NANA]]'' films. * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Hioki, Kagoshima|Hioki, Kagoshima, Japan]]
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  • : 2008.09.10 <small>(Japan)</small> ;Limited TA Live Tour <small>(ZEPP TOKYO/2003.5.27)</small>
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  • ...that it sold a total of 182,443 units. As this single sold 190,060 copies in 2006, it was the #50 single of the year. ==Live Performances==
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  • : 2006.11.29 <small>(Japan, China, Taiwan, Hong Kong)</small> ...the ''[[(Miss)understood|(miss)understood]]'' international success, being in Taiwan the #2 Japanese album of the year with a 3.54% of total sales.
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  • ...] and [[Hasebe Yu]]. The original 3-member dream sold 950,700 records, and in total the group has sold over 1,100,000 records over the span of 10 years. ...In March, 2012, [[Yamamoto Sayaka (singer)|Yamamoto Sayaka]] and [[Erie]] in 2016 left the group.
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  • ...06 and released her debut single "[[Ashita e no Sanka]]" on November 21st, 2007. On March 4th, 2009 she released her Japanese debut album ''[[Voice of Eart ...a e no Sanka.jpg|right|215px|thumb|alan promoting "[[Ashita e no Sanka]]" (2007)]]
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  • [[Image:LISA m-flo profile 2017.jpg|right|325px|thumb|LISA in [[m-flo]] (2017)]] ...alist for the rap group [[m-flo]]. She rose to fame in the group, but left in 2002 at the height of their success to work on a solo career. She would eve
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  • *'''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Hokkaido Prefecture|Hokkaido, Japan]] *'''Current Residence:''' [[Wikipedia:Osaka Prefecture|Osaka, Japan]]
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  • ...me in the Japanese music scene and is one of GIZA's most popular artists. In 2010, Aiuchi announced that she was retiring from music because of health r In August 2013, she legally changed her name to Rika Kakiuchi (垣内りか).
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  • * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Funabashi|Funabashi, Chiba, Japan]] ** [[GIZA studio]] (1999&ndash;2007)
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  • ...2012 she reverted to her original name and most recently has been working in musical theatre. *'''Birthplace:''' [[Chiba]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...entary series, a multi-city retrospective gallery, and a final performance in her home prefecture of Okinawa. ...ipedia:Naha|Naha]], [[wikipedia:Okinawa Prefecture|Okinawa Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...rlasting]]'', followed in 1997 and sold over two million copies throughout Japan. Regularly appearing inside the top 10 of the Oricon, and on occasion, hitt ...onsisting of [[Igarashi Mitsuru]], [[Itou Ichiro]], and [[Mochida Kaori]]. In March of 2000, creator and composer Igarashi left after releasing three alb
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  • ...inment|TRUE KiSS DISC]] however, she was blacklisted by the music industry in September 2000 after her parents tried to sue her management company. Suzuk ...Kanagawa|Zama]], [[Wikipedia:Kanagawa Prefecture|Kanagawa Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...px|thumb|Beni Daniels promoting ''[[Made in Love (Beni Daniels album)|Made In Love]]'' (2020)]] ...changed her stage name to ''BENI'', and has since seen a significant boost in popularity.
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  • ...gwriter, currently signed to the label [[Warner Music Japan]]. She debuted in the music business with the album ''[[Blue Jam]]'' under [[Pony Canyon]]. S * '''Place of Birth''' [[Kyoto]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...ebuted in 1999 under the [[Pony Canyon]] label and switched to [[J-Storm]] in 2002. ...ry by holding a concert at Ko Olina Resort in Hawaii titled ''Arashi BLAST in Hawaii'' at September 19-20, 2014.
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  • * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Hyogo Prefecture|Hyogo, Japan]] ** [[GAM]] (2006&ndash;2007)
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  • ...''DAICHI''', is the former lead singer of [[Folder]], where he was dubbed "Japan's Smallest Soulman". His showbiz career began at the age of 9 when he wowed * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Okinawa Prefecture|Okinawa]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...participating in the group. However, this idea was apparently dropped and in 2005, the other seven Hello! Project Kids ended up forming their own group, ...ei! Chakuseki!, roughly meaning Berryz Koubou Stand Up! Bow! Sit Down!, as in a class honoring the teacher entering the classroom). It began on March 30,
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  • ...l working towards rebuilding her career, but is still followed by scandal. In 2014, Kago's new group [[Girls Beat!!]] debuted. ...she performed for the first time since 13 Years with Nozomi Tsuji as [[W]] in the [[Hello! Project 20th Anniversary!! Hello! Project Hina Fes 2019]].
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  • ...] four member girl group. They were formed under [[LesPros Entertainment]] in 2005 as a nine member [[idol]] group. They received great support from scho ...rformance girls unit". Aside from singing, the group actively participates in the media scene as magazine models, actresses and variety regulars.
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  • ...ove Story of Zipang~|Koiseyo Otome ~Love story of ZIPANG~]]", was released in July of 1992. ...[[Victor Entertainment Inc.|flying DOG]] sub-label since 2008~), [[Tokuma Japan Communications]] (2001~), and [[Lantis]] (2012~) main label after the mergi
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  • ...and [[Japanese language|Japanese]], the former making a regular appearance in her songs, exhibiting a distinctly western influenced [[Wikipedia:Rhythm an ...okohama|Yokohama]], [[wikipedia:Kanagawa Prefecture|Kanagawa Prefecture]], Japan
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  • ...duo, however with each different song would collaborate with a new artist. In 2017, [[LISA]] would return to the group 15 years after her departure. With ...Taku|☆TAKU]] would go to Los Angeles also to study at university. While in Los Angeles, [[Takahashi Taku|☆TAKU]] would start to learn how to be a DJ
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  • ...:Itano|Itano]], [[wikipedia:Tokushima Prefecture|Tokushima Prefecture]], [[Japan]] * '''Favourite Songs to Sing in Karaoke:''' [[wikipedia:Georgia on My Mind|Georgia on My Mind]], [[Fuyu Ges
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  • ...liated with [[Sony Music Entertainment#Music Ray'n|Music Ray'n]] since mid 2007. The group describes themselves as "Harajuku Rock-kei"; having music that t After their live on January 4th, 2010 at Nippon Budoukan, Antic Cafe has been on hiatus. Sin
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  • : 2007.02.28 <small>(Japan)</small> : 2007.03.09 <small>(Taiwan)</small>
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  • ...iyou|Koi Shiyou♪]]" which she performed at ''[[Kouhaku Uta Gassen]]'' in 2007. ** [[Victor Entertainment]] (2007-2008)
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  • ...] in 1997. She graduated from Morning Musume in 2004, and became a soloist in [[Hello! Project]] that year. On March 31, 2009, Abe Natsumi graduated from ...ipedia: Muroran,_Hokkaidō|Muroran]], [[Wikipedia:Hokkaidō|Hokkaidō]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...mer 2008, Goto left Hello! Project and moved to the [[rhythm zone]] label. In 2010 she transferred to [[avex trax]]. * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Edogawa]], [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...ikawa, Hokkaido|Takikawa]], [[Wikipedia:Hokkaido Prefecture|Hokkaidō]], [[Japan]] ** [[Morning Musume]] (2003&ndash;2007)
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  • ...r. She is currently signed to [[Aozora Records]] in [[Japan]] and Hiptones in the United Kingdom. *'''Birthplace:''' [[Ube]], [[Yamaguchi Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...130,000. A more recent figure brings the bands sales to over 14,737,920 in Japan alone. ...suru Hi]]'' <ref>『JAM BOOK』参考。</ref>. The two met at a nightclub in [[Wikipedia:Hakodate, Hokkaidō|Hakodate]] where Onda was playing with his
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  • ...ory:J-Pop|Japanese pop]]-[[:Category:J-Rock|rock]] group who perform songs in both English and Japanese. They are renowned for their unique music, a fusi ...COME TRUE, sometimes referred by their fans as DCT or Dorikamu, was formed in 1988 by [[Nakamura Masato]] (arranger, producer, and bassist), [[Yoshida Mi
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  • * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Yokohama]], [[Kanagawa Prefecture]], [[Japan]] ...ning Musume]]'s "[[Koi no Dance Site]]" single, and she was asked jokingly in Joshi Kashimashi Monogatari, "When will your real sexy beam come out?". The
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  • ...he group, and later in September [[TAKAHIRO]] also joined to replace SHUN. In March 2009, EXILE announced that the seven members of [[J Soul Brothers|Nid In April 2014, the group announced the addition of another five members who we
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  • ...cal night clubs, the duo got that chance to audition for For Life Records. In 1998, [[SACHIKO]] and TAKAKO formed the duo, DOUBLE. ...ms which some came out to be crowning achievements, and has certainly been in the runner up for the title of the "Queen of Japanese R&B".
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  • ...[[NAYUTAWAVE RECORDS]], a subsidiary of [[Universal Music|Universal Music Japan]]. Since the label change, they have toned down their visual looks. ...ith the remaining four members. It was revealed on February 3rd, 2011 that in the end, the members decided to continue on and restart with four members.
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  • : 2001.03.28 <small>(Japan)</small> : 2012.03.21 <small>(Japan - PLAYBUTTON)</small>
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  • ...ase of her second studio album, ''[[Merry Andrew]]''. Ando also takes part in production aspects of her works. She draws all the illustrations found on h * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Kanagawa Prefecture|Kanagawa Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...She soon continued activity in the band [[Loveless (band)|Loveless]], and in 2012 transition into new group [[THE TEENAGE KISSERS]]. In 2016, Kitade announced her solo return with the release of "[[Bad Babe's Dr
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  • ...2001, going by the name Rika Ishii (石井リカ). She left Hello! Project in March 2002, after only singing on some songs available on compilation album * '''Birthplace:''' [[Hiroshima|Hiroshima]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...lso the advertisement unit for Pinkdot stores (Waffles), which are located in the mall inside Tokyo Tower. ...e:HontonoJibunPromo.jpg|thumb|250px|Buono! promoting "[[Honto no Jibun]]" (2007)]]
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  • [[File:Iidakaori_2001.jpg|right|210px|thumb|Iida Kaori in [[Morning Musume]] promoting the single "[[The Peace!|The☆Pea~ce!]]" (200 ...ipedia: Muroran,_Hokkaidō|Muroran]], [[Wikipedia:Hokkaidō|Hokkaidō]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...video, she debuted with BMG, before signing with Universal's Def Jam label in 2003. With numerous successful album releases, tours and media appearances, ...ent with bandleader [[HIRO (Kaikigesshoku)|HIRO]] (from [[Kaikigesshoku]]) in March 2013, son
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  • ...ey would be going on hiatus and would be focusing on their solo activities in the meantime instead. ...oranoKisekipromo.jpg|thumb|260px|CHEMISTRY promoting "[[Sora no Kiseki]]" (2007)]]
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  • ...ngle, "[[Blood on Fire|BLOOD on FIRE]]", was used in the ''[[Initial D]]'' live action movie. Their first full-length album and first mini-album, both titl * [[Goto Yukari]] (後藤友香里) <small>(retired June 11, 2007)</small>
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  • * '''Birthplace:''' Naha, [[Okinawa]], [[Japan]] ...997. However she first got started in music by having a few small concerts in the United States. Back then she went under "Cocko" an odd spelling of the
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  • '''Caroline Lufkin''' is a US electronica singer-songwriter, who debuted in the US with the single [[Where's My Love]] under [[Temporary Residence]]. S ...//www.eluvium.net Eluvium], [http://www.explosionsinthesky.com/ Explosions in The Sky], [http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fourtet Four Tet], [http://www.wik
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  • ...[[D&D]]. She accepted, and debuted in 1996 with the single "[[In Your Eyes|IN YOUR EYES]]". The band was semi-successful, and her record label later deci ...und two years after the release of ''[[The Lost Lolli]]'', OLIVIA returned in 2006 to sing the ending theme song to the [[Anime|anime]] adaptation to [[Y
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  • ...tsuki". Her career began when she won the MEGA TRANCE Uta-hime Audition in 2007. * '''Birth Place:''' [[Saitama|Saitama Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer under the [[AI. R. LAND]] record label. In 2012 she joined [[T.M.H.R.]]. She was with the [[avex trax]] label from 199 * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Kure, Hiroshima|Kure, Hiroshima, Japan]]
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  • ...signed to indies label [[SPEED DISK]] (2004-2009) and major label [[Tokuma Japan Communications]] (2009-2010). Ayabie was a [[Visual-Kei|visual-kei]] and [[ ...n announced on November 4th that from December of 2010 on, Ayabie would be in an indefinite hiatus, even though the name was still featured on the collab
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  • * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Sakai, Fukui|Sakai, Fukui, Japan]] * '''Motto:''' Dream (I always want to live with a dream)
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  • ...kohama, Kanagawa|Yokohama]], [[Wikipedia:Kanagawa Prefecture|Kanagawa]], [[Japan]] ** [[Morning Musume Tanjou 10nen Kinentai]] (2007)
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  • ...美) was a fourth generation member of [[Morning Musume]]. She graduated in 2004, and was the leader of the [[Hello! Project]] group [[W]] before becom * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...'''N'''orth, '''E'''ast, '''W'''est and '''S'''outh. The group was formed in 2003 as a nine member group under the label [[Johnny's Entertainment]] and [[Image:NEWS2007.jpg|thumb|230px|NEWS (2007)]]
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  • ...ember 1, 2009, the band announced that they had signed with [[Warner Music Japan]]. ...or this band. The pair first met up as they happened to have a few friends in common, and later became stronger friends as they went to the same senior h
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  • ...Kong, which sold out despite it being her first time performing outside of Japan. * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Fukuoka Prefecture|Fukuoka, Japan]]
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  • ...der the [[Sony Music Entertainment|Sony]] music label. The band was formed in 2004 after the disbanding of Sangoku Road, a band that consisted of many of [[Image:Soundroad+UVERworld2.jpg|thumb|250px|Sangoku Road in 2002]]
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  • * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Kanagawa Prefecture|Kanagawa, Japan]] ...CUniversal Entertainment Japan|NBC Universal Entertainment Japan]] <small>(2007&ndash;2012)</small>
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  • ...]. She officially debuted with the single "[[Yubikiri (Younha)|Yubikiri]]" in 2004. She is the second Korean after [[BoA]] to enter the Oricon Chart's Al ...o an interest in Japanese music. At the recommendation of an older student in her school's broadcasting club, she listened to such artists as [[MISIA]],
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  • ...RECORDS]]. Over the course of a thirty year career, she has become one of Japan's most popular seiyuu having over 236 roles credited to her name, and she h * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo, Japan]]
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  • ...ion to both music as well as singing, writing and composing her own songs. In 1999, she debuted under [http://www.aozorarecords.com/ AOZORA RECORDS] labe * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Osaka]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...pired 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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  • ...YAMAHA MUSIC COMMUNICATIONS]], which was started up by [[Nakata Yasutaka]] in 2003 before the release of their second studio album ''[[Cutie Cinema Repla ...0px|thumb|capsule promoting ''[[Flash Back (capsule album)|FLASH BACK]]'' (2007)]]
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  • ...l Music|Universal Music J]] in 2001. They transferred to [[J Storm]] label in 2008. * Labels: [[Sony Music Entertainment]] (1994–2001), [[Universal Music Japan]] (2001–2008), [[J-Storm]] (since 2008)
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  • ...kipedia:Zama, Kanagawa|Zama]], [[Wikipedia:Kanagawa Prefecture|Kanagawa]], Japan ** [[Little Gatas]] (2004&ndash;2007)
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  • ...for the short lived girl-band, [[Mean Machine]]. YUKI made her solo debut in 2002 with the single, "[[The End of Shite|the end of shite]]". * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Hokkaido Prefecture|Hokkaido, Japan]]
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  • ...ing career in 1979, and made her debut as a [[Kayokyoku|kayokyoku]] singer in 1980 with "[[Hadashi no Kisetsu]]". Her next single "[[Aoi Sangoshou]]" was .../Fukuoka Fukuoka] [http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prefecture Prefecture], [[Japan]]
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  • ...of the early morning TV show ''[[saku saku]]'', and made her musical debut in 2004 with [[Columbia Music Entertainment]]; Best known for her hit songs "[ * '''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...on]] and signed a deal with [[Sony Music Entertainment|Sony Music Japan]]. In doing so, he changed his stage name from "ZEEBRA" to "Zeebra". Zeebra has t * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo, Japan]]
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  • ...SEED]]'' series. He was the first artist to be signed to [[Tofu Records]] in the United States. * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Yasu, Shiga|Yasu, Shiga, Japan]]
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  • ...ANGE]]. Rie is fluent in [[English]] and released her debut European album in March of 2008. * '''Birth place:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...pany]] in 2011 and after a four year hiatus, the group made their comeback in 2012. ...ix individuals were able to release album after album, and later take part in solo activities for each of the members.
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  • ...[[TV Tokyo|TV Tokyo]]. It has been on the air from April 2000 until April 2007. The name of the show is often abbreviated as ハロモニ (Haromoni). The last episode of Hello! Morning was aired April 1st, 2007 after 354 episodes. The show was replaced with a new show called [[Haromoni
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  • ...ous tasks to work towards becoming full-fledged idols. The group disbanded in 2015. ...oting "[[Ganbare Otome (Warai) / Friend|Ganbare Otome (Warai) / friend]]" (2007)]]
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  • * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Chiba]], [[Japan]] ...age of 19 that Fujita realised her public image was affecting her chances in life. As a gyaru (gal), she found that many people failed to take her serio
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  • ...x]] to go back to her former record label, [[Sony Music Japan|BMG Japan]]. In 1998 she debuted with the single "[[Tsutsumi Komu You ni...]]", which was o ...g high school, she began training with some African-American vocal coaches in gospel and R&B such as Frank Toddy Winfrey, who was her vocal coach from 19
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  • ...'Tommy heavenly<sup>6</sup>''', a character with a alternative rock sound, in 2003. Kawase is most known for such songs as "[[Everyday at the Bus Stop|EV * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Kyoto]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...niversal Music#NBCUniversal Entertainment Japan|NBCUniversal Entertainment Japan]] label. * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Sapporo|Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan]]
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  • ...buted under the indies label [[PS COMPANY]] with the album ''[[Gagaku]]''. In 2019, he signed a management contract with entertainment agency [[LDH]]. * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Konohana-ku, Osaka|Konohana-ku, Osaka, Japan]]
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  • HY formed in [[Okinawa]] in 2000 and signed to the small independent label [[Climax Entertainment]]. Th ...ands in Japan and continuously achieve high sales with each album release. In 2003, HY became the first indie band to ever enter the [[Oricon]] album cha
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  • ...Shin Ki''' (동방신기) in Korea and '''Tohoshinki''' (東方神起) in Japan, or by the acronyms TVXQ, DBSK, TVfXQ, TVXQ!) is a [[K-Pop]]/[[J-Pop]] male ...tated through a press release that their activities in Japan were also put in hold or suspended.
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  • ...robably best known for contributing her songs to anime. She made her debut in April 2005 with "[[Bokutachi no Yukue]]". * '''Birthplace:''' Miyagi Prefecture, [[Japan]]
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  • ...d|LADY MIND]]". In 2014, she once again switched labels to [[Warner Bros. (Japan)|Warner Home Video]] and released her 24th single "[[Vivid Telepathy]]". * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Wakayama (city)|Wakayama, Wakayama, Japan]]
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  • ...for the film [http://avex.jp/initial-d/index.html "INITIAL D THE MOVIE"]. In 2008, it is relased her first best-of album entitled [[Best Of My Love|BEST * '''Favorite Words''': 愛 (Ai - Love), 一期一会 (Ichigoichie- Once in a lifetime encounter, so it should be cherished as such.)
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  • ...C Records]] after the release of his first [[Best (Suneohair)|best album]] in September of 2009. He is mostly known for signing the ending theme songs fo ...lace:''' [[Wikipedia:Nagaoka, Niigata|Nagaoka]], [[Niigata Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...he was featured on [[SEAMO]]'s song "[[Kokoro no Koe]]" from his album ''[[Live Goes On]]''. Her stage name comes from the phrases "A~Z and handed down to * '''Birthplace:''' [[wikipedia:Mie Prefecture|Mie Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...ned to [[Epic Records Japan]]. He is a self-trained musician, and performs in the difficult ''shima-uta'' (island-song) style of his hometown. ...mi Ōshima|Amami-Oshima]], [[wikipedia:Kagoshima Prefecture|Kagoshima]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...group under [http://www.mobsquad.jp/ MOB SQUAD] label. They are an icon in Japan and were one of the first groups to create [[J-Hip-Hop|Japanese Hip-Hop]]. .... It was heard everywhere, and was one of the most popular albums in 1999. In 2001 they released ''[[Lily of Da Valley|Lily of da valley]]'' and did near
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  • ...with [[Hirano Aya]] and [[Goto Yuko]]. She retired from her singing career in 2021. ...unomiya, Tochigi|Utsunomiya]], [[wikipedia:Tochigi Prefecture|Tochigi]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...Chinese drama ''[[Love Strategy]]'', for which he also sung the main theme in a collaboration with [[Vivian Hsu]]. ...the name '''John-Hoon'''. In 2009 he made his come-back to the music scene in Korea with the release of his first Korean solo mini-album ''[[1st Mini Alb
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  • ...ursue a career as a beautician. When an allergic reaction to the chemicals in the products caused her to drop-out of beautician school, Hajime seriously ...ima District]], [[Wikipedia:Kagoshima Prefecture|Kagoshima Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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  • '''v-u-den''' was formed in August of 2004 and consisted of [[Ishikawa Rika]] (former member of [[Morni ...i: The Musical]]''. They were, at one point, one of the most active groups in Hello! Project.
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  • ...SLYME''' is a Japanese hip-hop group. Currently signed onto [[Warner Music Japan]], the members are [[RYO-Z]], [[ILMARI]], [[PES]] & [[SU]] who serve as voc .../> SU & DJ FUMIYA were members added later and therefore are not included in the title.
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  • ...He is produced by [http://asobisystem.com/ ASOBISYSTEM], a company famous in producing [[Kyarypamyupamyu]] and [[Yun*chi]]. In 1999, he participated as a mixer for many artists including [[Hamasaki Ayum
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  • ...ed fellow actor [[Wikipedia:Sosuke Takaoka|Takaoka Sousuke]] on June 15th, 2007. * '''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...] [[Seiyuu|seiyuu]], and [[:Category:J-Actress|actress]] who has had roles in several anime, including the immensely popular ''[[Suzumiya Haruhi no Yuuut * '''Birthplace:''' Aichi Prefecture, [[Japan]]
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  • ...tion and lead a private life. The group made their major debut in February 2007 with the single, "[[Sakura Chirari]]". ...ay from 23:00 to 23:30 as the opening portion of ''Hello! Project Night''. In 2008, it was replaced with [[Cutie Paradise|Cutie☆Paradise]]. Like [[Morn
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  • ...You''' (吉川友) is a Japanese idol singer and actress under [[Universal Japan]], managed by [[Up-Front Agency]]. * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Ibaraki Prefecture|Ibaraki]], Japan
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  • ...in the [[Shounen Club]] program. In 2010, Ikuta had his first leading role in a movie named ''[http://asianmediawiki.com/The_Fallen_Angel Ningen Shikkaku ...ace:''' [[wikipedia:Noboribetsu, Hokkaidō|Noboribetsu]], [[Hokkaido]] , [[Japan]]
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  • ...[[J-Pop|Japanese dance pop]] group. They debuted in 1993 as '''trf''' and in 1996 they changed their name to an all-capital '''TRF'''. The group is know ===In Groups===
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  • [[Image:l19mintypatty.png|thumb|380px|V6 in "Ori★Star" Magazine (2010)]] ...ing to [[Johnny & Associates]] and signed to [[avex trax]] label. Debuting in 1995, the group has released over 40 singles and 13 albums. Originally a gr
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  • ...eer in 2010. Johnny terminated member [[Tanaka Koki]]'s exclusive contract in October 2013, citing "bad behavior and repeated violation of rules," [[Taguchi Junnosuke]] left both the group and the agency in Spring 2016.
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  • ..., the 7 members were appearing on the TV program "J³KANSAI" on Kansai TV. In the Kansai area, Kansai TV is on channel 8, so Kitagawa Johnny added anothe ...ed #1 on both the enka and overall charts. At this time, the numerical "8" in their name was turned onto its side and made into an infinity symbol (∞).
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  • ...] with [[Ryuichi]]. His nick name 'INORAN' came into existance when he was in baseball game; He hit the ball and a fan kept shouting "INO! RUN!!" which s * '''From:''' [[Kanagawa]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...pan]] label. Their name is sometimes shortened to 'Haikara (ハイカラ)' in Japanese. Their debut single, "[[Pride (HIGH and MIGHTY COLOR)|PRIDE]]", re ...en performed in US Army clubs on the island and would cover Western songs. In 2003, the band met [[MAAKIII|Maki]] by chance, who they met at a music fest
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  • ...[[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] band. Their style is to sing emotional/love songs in an aggressive, hardcore/punk rock style while giving the songs a bit of ang ...ependent album, "The Time and Past I Couldn't See You Again," was entirely in English (which is not uncommon for Japanese musicians).
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  • * [[Shiratama Masami]] (白玉雅己) (bass) (Left in June 2004)
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  • ...gner (and manufacturer), and a established model with her many appearances in the ''[[Gothic & Lolita Bible]]''. MOON KANA publishes her music on her own * '''Birth Place:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...ya (LUNA SEA)|Shinya]] on drums andpercussion. They were discovered by [[X JAPAN]]'s guitarist, [[hide]], the band then known as '''LUNACY''' were signed to ...y, 1989. That same month, they started playing at PLAY HOUSE, a live house in Tokyo Machida.
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  • ...e promo.jpg|thumb|600px|DIR EN GREY promoting "[[The Devil in Me|The Devil In Me]]" (2024)]] ...ock|rock]]-[[:Category:J-Metal|metal]] band, formed in 1997 and went major in 1999 when they signed to [[Sony Music Entertainment|FIREWALL DIV]]. They ma
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  • ...ber [[J-Ska|Japanese ska]] and [[J-Jazz|jazz]] band that officially formed in 1988. Over the course of the past 21 years, their innovation has proved to ...tal. Since its inception, the band has gone on several nationwide tours of Japan, and have toured extensively worldwide.
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  • ...top ten on the [[Oricon]], and since then all their releases have charted in the top twenty. On September 29th, 2011 [[Takahashi Kumiko]] officially lef ...they started playing together, the band enter a local battle of the bands in [[Wikipedia:Tokushima|Tokushima]]. They ended up winning the battle, and we
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  • ...part except for him. They spent their teen years in the Tokyo suburbs and in high school, Sakurai, Tahara, and Nakagawa met. Mr.Children started from 1989. The name was chosen while they were talking in a diner. By that time, they were influenced by the band, Echoes. The leader
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  • '''GLAY''' is one of Japan's most popular [[:Category:J-Rock|rock]] bands. GLAY's name originated from ...t on charts, GLAY continues to have an impact on the Japanese music scene. In 2010, the band established its own record label [http://lsma.jp/ loversoul
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  • ...[Graffiti (GOING UNDER GROUND)|Graffiti]]" under [[Victor Entertainment]]. In 2010 they changed labels once again and they are currently under [[Pony Can
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  • ...bruary 29th following a final farewell tour. She kept her solo career, but in 2020, she reunited with Tokyo Jihen again for a new EP and a tour. * '''Birthplace:''' [[wikipedia:Saitama|Saitama]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...okyo Jihen would disband on February 29th following a final farewell tour. In 2020, the group reunited again for a new EP and a tour. * [[Emi Records Japan]] <small>(2003&ndash;2013; 2020&ndash;)</small>
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  • ...998 [[KEIGO]] and [[GOT'S]] joined and [[IWASAKI]] become a member of FLOW in 2000 completing the current band. ...f [[Yoshiki]] and he joined them on drums. [[KOHSHI]] took [[hide]]'s part in the band and [[TAKE (FLOW)|TAKE]] took [[Pata]]'s role.
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  • ...jpg|250px|thumb|right|Yano Maki promoting ''[[Birth (Yano Maki)|BIRTH]]'' (2007)]] * '''Home Town:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...R&B]]-[[J-Pop|pop]] singer-songwriter under the [[Sony Music Japan|Ariola Japan]] label. * '''Birthplace:''' [[Osaka Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...op]]-[[J-Rock|rock]] band formed in 1987. They are under [[Universal Music Japan]] label. ...ntly in school graduation ceremonies. Several of their songs were featured in the [[Anime|anime]] ''[[Honey and Clover]]''.
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  • [[File:kirito.jpg|thumb|250px|Kirito in [[Angelo]] promoting ''[[Babel (Angelo)|BABEL]]'' (2011)]] * '''Birthplace:''' [[Sapporo]], [[Hokkaido]], [[Japan]]
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  • [[Image:Inoue Marina MariIro 1.jpg|thumb|280px|Inoue Marina in MariIro (2013)]] ...a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] artist and popular [[Seiyuu|seiyuu]] who debuted in 2004.
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  • * '''Birthplace:''' [[Osaka]], [[Osaka Prefecture]], [[Japan]] ...and was cast, along with her fellow v-u-den members and [[Matsuura Aya]], in the movie [http://www.sukeban.jp/ Sukeban Deka Codename = Asamiya Saki].
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  • ...ords|MAD PRAY RECORDS]] sub-label of [[avex trax]]. She is semi-proficient in English, having better command of English pronunciation than her peers (tho * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...tainment]] label in Korea and [[Universal Music Japan|UNIVERSAL SIGMA]] in Japan. ...h her album was a huge success, Park still didn't feel comfortable singing in Korean at that time. The album sold over 300,000 copies despite being relea
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  • * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Saitama, Saitama|Saitama]], [[Saitama]], [[Japan]] ** [[Little Gatas]] (2004&ndash;2007)
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  • * '''Birthplace:''' [[Saitama]], [[Japan]] ** [[Athena & Robikerottsu]] (2007&ndash;2008)
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  • * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Chiba Prefecture|Chiba, Japan]] ** [[Little Gatas]] (2004&ndash;2007)
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  • ...irthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Tokorozawa, Saitama|Tokorozawa]], [[Saitama]], [[Japan]] ** [[Athena & Robikerottsu]] (2007&ndash;2008)
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  • ...a member of [[C-ute|°C-ute]]. She retired from the entertainment business in June 2017. * '''Birthplace:''' [[Saitama]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...he retired from the entertainment business in June 2017 to pursue a career in childhood education. ...[Wikipedia:Kashiwa, Chiba|Kashiwa]], [[Wikipedia:Chiba Prefecture|Chiba]], Japan
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  • ...dia:Atsugi, Kanagawa|Atsugi]], [[Wikipedia:Kanagawa Prefecture|Kanagawa]], Japan ...002 as a member of Hello! Project Kids after passing the group's audition. In 2004, she was one of eight members selected to form Berryz Kobo. She is one
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  • ...pedia:Zushi, Kanagawa|Zushi]], [[Wikipedia:Kanagawa Prefecture|Kanagawa]], Japan ...002 as a member of Hello! Project Kids after passing the group's audition. In 2004, she was one of eight members selected to form Berryz Kobo. She is one
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  • ...ace:''' [[Wikipedia:Arakawa, Tokyo|Arakawa]], [[Wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo]], [[Japan]] She was placed in [[Morning Musume Sakuragumi]] in January 2003 and released two singles as a part of the group before it went
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  • ...edia:Ube, Yamaguchi|Ube]], [[Wikipedia:Yamaguchi Prefecture|Yamaguchi]], [[Japan]] ** [[Ecomoni]] (2004-2007)
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  • * '''Birthplace:''' [[Hokkaido]], [[Japan]] ** [[Wonderful Hearts]] (2006&ndash;2007)
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  • [[Image:ONE OK ROCK4.jpg|thumb|300px|ONE OK ROCK promoting "[[Etcetera]]" (2007)]] ...ives in the outskirts of Tokyo, they were signed to [[A-Sketch]]. In March 2007, [[Tomoya (ONE OK ROCK)|Tomoya]] officially joined the group and the five-p
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  • ...uted in 1999 as an indies artist. In 2001 they signed up to [[Warner Music Japan]]. ...s in the top ten of 2006, being the only artist to do so. In October 13 of 2007 three million copies of the collection album ''[[All Singles Best (Kobukuro
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  • # Summer Night Town (First Live Version) ...k not released on the original single. An individual CD was made available in 2005.
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  • ...2009 they paired with [[Yuzu]] to form the special unit [[Yuzuguren]], and in 2012 they did a similar thing with [[Rake]], [[Oshio Kotaro]] and [[Kasarin ...use University|Syracuse University]] in New York State, while ISEKI stayed in the province and studied law at [[Wikipedia:Meiji Gakuin University|Meiji G
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  • ...愛がある (モーニング娘。さくら組 Version); ''There's Love in This Great Big World'') ...e are currently three recorded versions of "Hare Ame Nochi Suki ♡" found in Morning Musume Sakuragumi and [[Hello! Project]]'s discography. These versi
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  • * '''Birthplace:''' [[Toshima-ku]], [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ** [[KOH+]] (2007-2008; 2013)
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  • ...released in 1998 on an 8cm CD by the label [[zetima]] and was re-released in 2005 on a 12cm CD. ...e Grand Prix Rookie of the Year Award at the 40th [[Nihon Record Taishou]] in 1998.
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  • ...and charted for fourteen weeks, selling 1,229,970 copies. It was reissued in 2005 as a 12cm CD both separately and as part of the [[Morning Musume Early == Members featured in this release ==
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  • * '''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] [[Image:Ohnocut2010.jpg|thumb|230px|Ohno Satoshi in "Cut" Magazine (2010)]]
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  • ...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 There are currently nine recorded versions of "Ren'ai Revolution 21" found in Morning Musume and [[Hello! Project]]'s discography. These versions are:
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  • ...ai Uchuu ni Ai ga Aru]] (でっかい宇宙に愛がある; ''There's Love in This Great Big World'') There are currently four recorded versions of "The☆Pea~ce!" found in Morning Musume and [[Hello! Project]]'s discography. These versions are:
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  • ...currently four recorded versions of "Mr. Moonlight ~Ai no Big Band~" found in Morning Musume and [[Hello! Project]]'s discography. These versions are: ...as track #13 on the first disc, and the ''[[Morning Musume Best of Singles Japan Expo Limited Edition]]'' album as track #13 on the second disc.
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  • The song's refrain ("''doryoku, mirai, A BEAUTIFUL STAR''") was sampled in [[Yonezu Kenshi]]'s song "[[Kick Back|KICK BACK]]". There are currently four recorded versions of "Souda! We're ALIVE" found in Morning Musume and [[Hello! Project]]'s discography. These versions are:
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  • There are currently three recorded versions of "Koko ni Iruzee!" found in Morning Musume and [[Hello! Project]]'s discography. These versions are: :Released as a single in 2007. This version is covered by [[Tsuji Nozomi|Athena (Tsuji Nozomi)]] for the
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  • ...single was released in both limited and regular editions. The limited came in special packaging and with fifteen photo cards, one of each member. The sin There are currently three recorded versions of "Shabondama" found in Morning Musume and [[Hello! Project]]'s discography. These versions are:
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  • ...d as a support song for [[Gatas Brilhantes H.P.]]. The single was released in both limited and regular editions. The single reached #4 on the Oricon char * [2003.12.01] [[Digital Dream Live 2003]]
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  • ...ngle was released in both limited and regular editions; the limited coming in special packaging and with a booklet. The single reached #2 on the Oricon c There are currently two recorded versions of "Ai Araba IT'S ALL RIGHT" found in Morning Musume and [[Hello! Project]]'s discography. These versions are:
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  • ...ngle was released in both limited and regular editions; the limited coming in special packaging and with five B3-sized mini posters. The single reached # ...4 Haru The Best of Japan|Morning Musume CONCERT TOUR 2004 Haru The BEST of Japan]]
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  • : 2007.10.24 # [[Manatsu no Kousen]] (真夏の光線; ''A Ray of Light in the Midsummer'')
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  • * '''Stage Name:''' Junjun (ジュンジュン) <small>(2007&ndash;2010)</small> ** [[Morning Musume]] (2007&ndash;2010)
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  • *[1998] [[Hello! First Live at Shibuya Kohkaido]] *[2007] [[Hello! Project 2007 Winter Live DVD Box|Hello! Project 2007 Winter ~Wonderful Hearts Otome Gocoro~]] <small>('''[[Wonderful Hearts]]'''
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  • * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Kanagawa Prefecture|Kanagawa, Japan]] ** [[Honegumi from AKB48]] (2007)
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  • * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Shimonoseki]], [[Yamaguchi Prefecture]], [[Japan]] ** [[JAPAN UNITED with MUSIC]] (2012)
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  • ...ups under the stage name "Yuki Reysole" (ユキ・レイソレ), featuring in seven singles (one per group) all released on November 30, 2021. * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Kagoshima Prefecture|Kagoshima, Japan]]
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  • ...'''VOW WOW''' and relocated to the United Kingdom in 1987. Band disbanded in 1990, when vocalist [[Genki Hitomi]] wanted to start a family. [[Yamamoto Kyoji]] and [[Niimi Toshihiro]] in 1995 reunited as BOW WOW and continue to perform.
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  • * '''Birthplace:''' [[wikipedia:Shimame Prefecture|Shimane Prefecture]], [[Japan]] ...er father influenced her with his fondness for pop music (he played guitar in a pop-style band).
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  • ...s with her first single "[[Beautiful Dreamer (Sowelu)|beautiful dreamer]]" in April of 2002 under label [[Sony Music Entertainment#DefSTAR Records|DefSTA * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...heme song to the [[Sawajiri Erika]] movie ''[[Helter Skelter]]'', released in theaters on July 14th, 2012. ==Live Performances==
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  • ...h [[YUKI]] of [[JUDY AND MARY]], "[[Ai no Hi 3tsu Orange]]". Common themes in her lyrics include motherhood, innocence, love, beauty, and cheerfulness. ...aguchi|Kawaguchi]], [[wikipedia:Saitama Prefecture|Saitama Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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  • : 2008.01.30 <small>(Japan)</small> # [[Black Cherry (Koda Kumi song)|Black Cherry]] (Live Version)
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  • In 2007, he formed part of the Samsung's Anycall project, [[Anyband]], and released ...ounced his debut as solo artist with the release of a double A-side single in May 26.
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  • ...[Debut (Tsujii Nobuyuki)|debut]]'', but it was not until his award winning in 2009 that it rose on the [[Oricon]] charts and became a hit. *'''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]
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  • There are five versions of "KEY OF HEART" to be found in BoA's discography. These different versions (listed chronologically) are: ...album ''[[Made in Twenty (20)|MADE IN TWENTY (20)]]'' as track #6, and the Japan best disc of ''[[Best&USA|BEST&USA]]'' as track #11. This is the Japanese v
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  • ...n its first week, and #1 on the next three weeks. It sold 1,033,390 copies in 1999, becoming the #11 single of the year. It charted for 17 weeks and sold ==Live Performances==
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  • ...k. This single reached #2 on the [[Oricon]] charts and sold 282,170 copies in 1999, becoming the #81 single of the year. It charted for three weeks and s ==Live Performances==
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  • ...This single reached #1 on the [[Oricon]] charts and sold 1,362,740 copies in 2000, becoming the #5 single of the year. It charted for 21 weeks and sold ...uary 2024 it was certified Gold for having more than 50,000,000 streams in Japan.
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  • : 2001.11.11 <small>(Japan)</small> ...der her pen name CREA. The original and a remix of the song were both used in ad campaigns for the TU-KA mobile phones. The first [[CM]] ad features the
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  • : 2002.04.24 (Japan) ...ed an "Arrangement Award" at the [[wikipedia:44th Japan Record Awards|44th Japan Record Awards]] with his arrangement of this song.
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  • : 2007.07.18 <small>(Hong Kong, Japan and Taiwan)</small> : 2007.07.25 <small>(China and Singapore)</small>
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  • '''SEX MACHINEGUNS''' is a Japanese Speed/Power Metal band formed in 1996. * [[RYOTATSU]] - (2007-2008)
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  • : 2007.10.31 ...lmost five years, and her first under [[Universal Music]]. It was released in two versions: a first press CD+DVD version and a CD only version. It is her
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  • ...of both his ears, Himuro announced he will retire from the music business in 2016. *'''Birthplace:''' [[Takasaki]], [[Gunma Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...kipedia:Gibberish|gibberish]]. The band has been noted for their energetic live performances and their trademark boiler suits and straight-bar glasses. The POLYSICS was formed in 1997 by [[Hiroyuki Hayashi]] after watching a live video of [[Wikipedia:Devo|Devo]]. He was joined by drummer [[Junichi Sugai]
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  • ...album, ''[[Penpal]]''. They later made their major label debut under Sony in 2006 with the mini-album, ''[[Ore]]''. They are best know for their singles ...y Music Entertainment|TERRY DOLLAR RECORD$]] <small>(Sony)</small> <small>(2007&ndash;2013)</small>
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  • * '''Birthplace:''' [[Kyoto]], [[Japan]] ...ers. Months later in October, her first national concert '''bird tour 1999 live!''' was sold out.
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  • ...t the label to work with her new band [[Higurashi Aiha and LOVES!|LOVES.]] In 2011, she started another new band, [[THE GIRL]]. She is best known for wri ...concert in Tokyo, and she was able to meet with them after the show ended. In high school she formed a [[Wikipedia:New wave|new wave]] band. Later on she
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  • ...til Kindergarten years, and from then on moved to Japan. Hitoto Yo starred in the 2004 Japanese art film, ''[[wikipedia:Café Lumière|Café Lumière]]'' ...[Hitoto Tae|Tae]] (妙). She is six years older than her, and has appeared in several [[dorama|dramas]]. However, she is actually a dentist.
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  • ...in 1997. They were under the [[Sony|Sony Japan]] label. The band disbanded in 2012. ...rst DVD entitled ''[[Live-Ism|LIVE-ISM]]'' in October of 2006. On June 6th 2007, they released an EP titled ''[[High Brid]]'', and on the 15th they appeare
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  • '''Top 100 album sales in Japan 2007 according to [[Oricon]]''' From 2006/12/25 until 2007/12/17.
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  • ...ned total of 35,450,000 copies, making her the #8 best selling artist in [[Japan]]. * '''Died:''' May 26, 2007 (aged 40)
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  • ...aker]]), which featured work from some of the most known hip-hop producers in the industry, and featured a sample of a song by [[wikipedia:Daft Punk|Daft TERIYAKI BOYZ first appeared in early 2004, on a compilation album by [[NIGO]] called [[(B)ape Sounds|(B)AP
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  • ...hth studio album, ''[[Duyiwu'er (Only You)]]'', was the best selling album in Taiwan of 2011. In February 2012, Luo debuted in Japan with the single, "[[Dante|DANTE]]", under the name '''SHOW'''.
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  • [[File:X JAPAN 2018.jpg|500px|thumb|X JAPAN (2018)]] ...pedia:Alternative rock|alternative rock]], but always with a huge emphasis in ballads.
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  • * '''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ...ravure idol like [[Katsumura Mika]]. Katsumura played the pink ranger Yuri in the series, and was also a gravure idol with several photobooks and DVDs ou
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  • '''Top 100 album sales in Japan 2008 according to [[Oricon]]''' From 2007/12/24 until 2008/12/15.
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  • ...alafina]]. She made her debut as '''KEIKO''' under the label [[avex trax]] in May 2020. * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo, Japan]]
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  • ...], actress, and [[J-Pop|Japanese-pop]] singer affiliated with [[Sony Music Japan#Music Ray'n|Music Ray'n]] *'''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Ichinomiya, Aichi|Ichinomiya, Aichi, Japan]]
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  • ...hard break up, Tomomi's career started to go downhill. She made a comeback in 2001, after months of hiatus. She's still active today though she's not as * '''Hometown:''' [[wikipedia:Kanagawa Prefecture|Kanagawa]], [[Japan]]
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  • : 2007.10.17 ...07 ~Magical Cutie Tour & 9gatsu 10ka wa C-ute no Hi~|°C-ute Cutie Circuit 2007 ~MAGICAL CUTIE TOUR & 9gatsu 10ka wa °C-ute no Hi~]]'' Digest "[[Meguru Ko
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  • ...part of their name comes from ''[[Wikipedia:Gran Turismo|Gran Turismo]]''. In 2013 the duo went on an indefinite hiatus. ...himaru GT promoting "[[The Best of mihimaru GT|THE BEST of mihimaru GT]]" (2007)]]
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  • '''Nishikido Ryo''' was a member of [[Johnny's Entertainment]] in the group [[Kanjani8]] and [[NEWS]]. *'''Birthplace:''' [[Amagasaki]], [[Hyogo Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...made her major debut under [[Sony Music Entertainment|Sony Music Records]] in 2010. * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Hayama|Hayama, Kanagawa, Japan]]
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  • ...eighth single released by [[Melon Kinenbi]]. The single sold 25,369 copies in its first week and copies 37,914 overall making it the group's best-selling There are currently two recorded versions of "Akai Freesia" found in Melon Kinenbi and [[Hello! Project]]'s discography. These versions are:
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  • ...later in December, the duo released the Japanese version of the single in Japan. ...Swedish edition of the single "Miso Soup" (which includes the title track in English and as karaoke track) could be bought during this event, along with
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  • [[Image:TegoshiPOPOLO2011.jpg|thumb|300px|Tegoshi Yuya in "Popolo" Magazine (2011)]] * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Yokohama]], [[Kanagawa Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...no Taiyou" is Melon Kinenbi's 12th single. This release sold 9,205 copies in its first week and copies 12,070 over all. "Namida no Taiyou" appears on th ...subtitled "Crying in a Storm." [[Anzai Maria]] released a Japanese version in 1973. It was then covered by [[Tanaka Minako]], [[Sandii & The Sunsetz]], a
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  • : 2007.03.28 ...elon Kinenbi's 15th major single. This was the group's first major release in two years. "Unforgettable" appears on the mini-album [[Melon Juice]] and be
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  • *'''Birthplace:''' [[Habikinoshi]], [[Osaka Prefecture]], [[Japan]] ...He was put into the group [[Kanjani8]] and later was picked to participate in the group [[NEWS]] together with [[Nishikido Ryo]]. He is known as one of t
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  • ...geal cancer, causing him to cancel an album planned for October 20th and a live concert tour to undergo treatment.<ref>"[http://www.nikkansports.com/entert *'''Birthplace:''' Chigasaki, Kanagawa Prefecture, [[Japan]]
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  • There are currently two recorded versions of "Happy Night" to be found in Morning Musume and [[Hello! Project]]'s discography. These versions are: ...he Best of Japan Natsu ~ Aki '04"|Morning Musume Concert Tour "The BEST of Japan Natsu ~ Aki '04"]]
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  • ...apanese pop singer and dancer under the [[GIZA studio]] label. She debuted in 2003 with the single "[[MeiQ! -Meikyuu- Make You|MeiQ!?-Meikyuu-MAKE★YOU] *'''Birthplace:''' [[Kyoto]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...Victor Entertainment]]. She made both her musical and voice actress debuts in 1996 with the [[Anime|anime]] ''[[Wikipedia:The Vision of Escaflowne|Tenkuu *'''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo, Japan]]
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  • ...up was elevated to a new level of popularity. Today, they are a top seller in the J-pop industry and are consistently releasing hits. ...ayuka). Because all three members had the Japanese character for fragrance in their names (香), they named the group Perfume. However, before the group
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  • *'''Birthplace:''' [[Hamamatsu]], [[Shizuoka Prefecture]], [[Japan]] ...eased two months later. However, Uehara began limiting appearances only to live performances and magazine columns.
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  • *'''Birthplace:''' [[Fujisawa]], [[Kanagawa Prefecture]], [[Japan]] ...owned for his great fashion sense. Imai often designs the clothes he wears in concerts and such. He was also considered the 'okaa-san' of their generatio
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  • ...uguhPROMO.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Super Junior T promoting "[[Rokkugo!!!]]" (2007)]] ...'s sixteenth best-selling record and the number one best-selling single of 2007, according to the Music Industry Association of Korea.
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  • ...as the vocalist of the [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] band [[Janne Da Arc]]. In 2007, Yasu debuted as '''Acid Black Cherry''' with the single "[[Spell Magic|SPE ...ia:Hirakata|Hirakata]], [[wikipedia:Osaka Prefecture|Osaka Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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  • [[Image:ph02.jpg|thumb|380px|Tamura Yukari promoting "[[Lantana in the Moonlight]]" (2015)]] * '''Birthplace:''' [[wikipedia:Fukuoka Prefecture|Fukuoka]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...HIKI''' is a drummer, pianist, composer, music producer, member of the [[X JAPAN]] and former member of [[globe|globe extreme]]. ...teyama|Tateyama]], [[Wikipedia:Chiba Prefecture|Chiba]], [[Wikipedia:Japan|Japan]]
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  • * '''Birth place:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] In 1984, Kudo Shizuka auditioned for the Miss Seventeen Contest (along with ot
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  • ...l". flumpool is under [[A-Sketch]], the new sub-label created by [[AMUSE]] in 2008. ...5,000 copies. "[[Labo|labo]]" was also the opening theme of TBS's [[CDTV]] in August 2008. The band began to receive some recognition, ranking number one
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  • ...after her own record label, [[evolution Records|evolution]] was terminated in 2011. It was under the [[Geneon]] umbrella. She is good friends and has oft * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Itamishi]], [[Hyougo Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...t. After graduating from [[Wikipedia:Sophia University|Sophia University]] in Tokyo, she has written for [[J-Pop]] stars such as [[Amuro Namie]], [[May J * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo, Japan]]
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  • ...mber of the [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] co-ed group [[AAA]]. He made solo debut in November 2014 under the name '''Nissy'''. * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Hokkaido Prefecture|Hokkaido, Japan]]
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  • ...y from 2003 up until 2014. She is best known for her role of ''Ranka Lee'' in the hit [[Anime|anime]] series ''[[Macross Frontier]]''. *'''Birthplace:''' [[wikipedia:Ibaraki Prefecture|Ibaraki]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...signed to the major label [[Sony Music Entertainment|Epic Records Japan]] in 2006. However the band officially disbanded a year after the release of the ...n a band called [[G-Seven|G-SEVEN]], and the men were known as [[BAMBOO]]. In 2004, both of these bands disbanded and later joined together and formed He
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  • ...he Heisei era to perform successfully there. He was featured on Sony Music Japan's ''[[Tribute to Celine Dion|TRIBUTE TO CELINE DION]]'' album, singing "[[I *'''Birthplace:''' [[wikipedia:Osaka Prefecture|Osaka, Japan]]
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  • ...tarring in the drama ''[[Life (drama)|LIFE]]''. She made her singing debut in 2010 with the single "[[Sakura Saku (Kitano Kie)|Sakura Saku]]" under [[ave ...osuka|Yokosuka]], [[Wikipedia:Kanagawa Prefecture|Kanagawa Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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  • '''Tainaka Sachi''' (タイナカサチ) is a Japanese singer who debuted in 2006 under [[SISTUS RECORDS]]. She is famous for singing songs which were u ...dia:Kakogawa, Hyōgo|Kakogawa]], [[wikipedia:Hyōgo Prefecture|Hyougo]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...gory:J-Reggae|Japanese reggae]] artist, debuted in 1999 under [[Sony Music Japan]] label. *'''Birthplace:''' [[wikipedia:Osaka Prefecture|Osaka]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...nds for "Five Treasure" and means that each member is a treasure of talent in their own right. The official color of their fan club, Primadonna, is yello ...their first official showcase at Live House Melon-AX in Seoul on May 27th, 2007. The day after their first album was released, they made their debut on the
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  • ...used as theme songs for [[Anime|anime]] or game. ''Suara'' means ''voice'' in Indonesian. *'''Birthplace:''' [[Osaka]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...ぁみ) is a Japanese [[gravure]] idol, [[J-Pop|pop]] singer and actress. In 2012 she re-debuted as singer with the stage name '''Talking Bunbun'''. * '''Birthplace:''' Tokyo, Japan
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  • ...lark, managed to stick together and become one of the more prominent bands in the modern Japanese music scene. Base Ball Bear debuted with the mini-album Base Ball Bear is a Japanese band that formed in 2001. Originally conceived as an [[Wikipedia:Oasis (band)|Oasis]] cover ban
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  • ...ies]] [[Gothic|goth]] band that was founded in February 2002 in [[Osaka]], Japan. The founding members were [[Kiwamu]] on guitar, [[Kaede (BLOOD)|kaede]] on As already mentioned '''BLOOD''' was formed in February 2002 in Osaka, and since then they have released several demos, three maxi-singles,
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  • ...ong. After about two years as an indies artist, she debuted under [[Avex]] in 2003. Her most successful single is [[Kinmokusei / Warai]] (with Kinmokusei * '''Birthplace:''' Shiunji, Niigata, Japan
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  • ...od they had eschewed the getups. They officially formed on Valentine's Day in 1992; the members have known each other since high school and went to [[Wik In addition to the band, each member has had their own solo or side projects.
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  • .... In 2008 she moved to Japan and debuted under [[rhythm zone]] as "ICONIQ" in 2009. ...(아유미) <small>(2002 - 2006)</small>, Ito Yumi (伊藤ゆみ) <small>(2007 - 2008)</small>, ICONIQ (アイコニック) <small>(2009-present)</small>
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  • ...tic / Time Will Tell]]" in 1998. Her album ''[[First Message]]'' also came in #1 on the [http://www.mediatraffic.de/albums-week46-2006.htm World Charts]. * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Osaka]], [[Osaka Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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  • [[Image:SakuraiShocut2010.jpg|thumb|230px|Sakurai Sho in "Cut" Magazine (2010)]] ...bers, and graduated from Keio University, a very prestigious university in Japan. Fans sometimes call him "Keio Boy" because ever since he was little he's b
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  • ...3gatsu 9ka]]" and "[[Konayuki (Remioromen)|Konayuki]]" which were featured in the 2005 [[Dorama|drama]] ''[[1 Litre no Namida]]''. The band is currently ...bio/index.html レミオロメン BIOGRAPHY]". Retrieved 2010-05-30.</ref> In December 2000, they formed the band Remioromen.
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  • ...tsu''' and '''TETSU69''') is the founder and bassist of [[L'Arc~en~Ciel]]. In December 2005, it was announced he would also be playing bass for a new ban * '''Birth Place''': [[Osaka]], [[Osaka Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...arity, Vidoll graduated from the label along with [[12012]] in February of 2007. Vidoll transitioned to [[SWORD-RECORDS]] for almost two years, and then to ...ry of 2011, Vidoll announced that they will disband after their final live in May of 2011.
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  • * '''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ...]''. As a soloist Kajiura goes by the name [[FictionJunction]], especially in her collaborations. Her most popular collaboration so far has been [[Fictio
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  • ...ave a serious or sad tone unlike the normal happy and carefree sound heard in [[J-Pop|pop music]]. She was highly successful from her debut to 1989, when ...kamori Akina)|Enka]]''. As of 2013, she is the 20th best selling artist in Japan with over 25.37 million records sold. With a career of 30 years, she has ex
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  • ...[Shonen|shonen]] [[Manga|manga]] written by [[Aoyama Gosho]] and published in the [[Shonen Sunday]] magazine. The manga is still running and currently ha In 1996, the story was adapted into [[Anime|anime]]. It has been a very succes
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  • *'''Birthplace:''' [[wikipedia:Hiroshima Prefecture|Hiroshima]], [[Japan]] ...dio album, ''[[Wonderful Life (JUJU)|Wonderful Life]]''. On December 12th, 2007, she released her first double A-side single, "[[Wish for Snow / Kiseki wo
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  • ...is under the talent agency [[Sun Music]] and the record label [[EMI Music Japan]]. * '''Birthplace:''' [[Kanagawa Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...ion of the song at the [[Wikipedia:2007 World Figure Skating Championships|2007 World Figure Skating Championships]] that held at the [[Wikipedia:Tokyo Met This single reached #3 on [[Oricon]] weekly charts and sold 229,893 copies in 2006, making it the [[2006 Oricon Top 200 Singles|#34 best-selling single]]
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  • ...er singing debut in the Japanese pop unit [[Brand New Biscuits]], but left Japan to start her solo career with her debut album, ''[[It's My Time]]''. Chae Y ...the Japanese group, [[Ultra Cats]], which helped her gain a stable fanbase in Korea.
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  • ...well established rapper in the company and has been part of YG since 1999. In 2010, he joined fellow member [[T.O.P]] to form the unit [[GD&TOP]]. ...was scouted by [[YG Entertainment]] and began his four years as a trainee. In that time G-Dragon never released an album and was limited to be featured o
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  • ...heir first CD single, "[[Heavenly Star / Breeze]]", was released July 4th, 2007. ...eze (Heavenly Star)|Breeze]]" and a remix of "Heavenly Star". All of their live performances use [[Wikipedia:Musion Eyeliner|Musion Eyeliner]] technology,
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  • ...in high school. She trained for and recorded an album under the agency all in 3-4 years time. It was never released due to lack of funding and exposure t ...rk acknowledge that she had a greater potential debuting as a solo artist. In 2003, Gummy debuted solo with her successful album ''[[Like Them]]''.
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  • ...under the international label [[Alveda Music]] as well. She made her debut in 2002 with the [[Takahashi Taku]]-produced single "[[Magic / World]]". She h ...<small>(currently; 2007-)</small>, 日之内絵美 <small>(formerly; 2002-2007)</small>)
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  • * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Chiba]], [[Japan]] ===Live Albums===
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  • ...artist and a well known [[Idol|idol]] [[Seiyuu|seiyuu]]. She has appeared in a variety of well-known [[Anime|anime]], movies, and video games since the * '''Birthplace''': [[Wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo, Japan]]
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  • ...]''. She provided the vocals for the fictional rock star "Lily Chou-Chou". In 2004, almost 3 years after Lily Chou-Chou, she started up her career again * '''Birth Place:''' [[wikipedia:Yokohama|Yokohama]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...as a husband and wife duo, but Kobayashi would later retire from the group in 2006. akko carried on the group's name as a solo act, and changed the spell * '''Birthplace:''' Tokyo, Japan
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  • ...means "a breeze from [[Wikipedia:Shonan|Shonan]]" (a resort destination in Japan). RED RICE and HAN-KUN both started to form a band together while they were in Shonan. RED RICE had a fascination with reggae and hip-hop, while HAN-KUN w
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  • ...ng other activities in Paris, France. On April 25th, 2012, MEG returned to Japan's music scene with her cover album titled ''[[La Japonaise|LA JAPONAISE]]'' ...:Kitahiroshima, Hiroshima|Chiyoda]], [[Hiroshima|Hiroshima Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...or Mars / Hino Rei'' in the sentai series [[Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon]]. In the same year she also won the title of ''Miss Seventeen'' which ...on her being an actress. Currently, she had landed with few leading roles in a movie starting with ''Cherry Pie''.
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  • ...nged labels to [[Culture of Asia Records]] and then to [[Toshiba EMI]]. In 2007, JAMOSA moved to [[avex trax]] releasing her sixth single, "[[Stand Up (JAM *'''Birthplace:''' [[wikipedia:Fukuoka|Fukuoka]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...y chart in its second week, surpassing the collaboration, which reached #6 in its third week. * '''Birthplace:''' [[Nara]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...ies label [[Sherow Artist Society]], Versailles signed with [[Warner Music Japan]] and debuted as a major act two years after formation. ...scendents of the Rose'' (薔薇の末裔) told through KAMIJO's lyrics and in the future, [[PV|promotional videos]]. For their visuals and sound, the pai
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  • * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Kanagawa]], [[Japan]] ** [[Versailles]] (2007-2012, 2017-present)
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  • ...を待ってくれた皆さん、ごめんなさい」]". ''[[Oricon]]''. 2007-09-07. Retrieved 2010-06-14.</ref> [[Shen]] was born in [[China]], but grew up in [[Wikipedia:Hawaii|Hawaii]] and [[Tokyo]]. He met [[Micro (Def Tech)|Micro]
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  • ...own label called ''Lingua Sounda'' which is a collaboration with [[Tokuma Japan Communications]]. ...le in 1986, entitled "[[To-Search|TO-SEARCH]]". They soon held concerts in Japan, with the first concert having only 800 people attending.
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  • ...simplified for the Korean pronunciation as '''CSJH''' (Chun Sang Ji Hee). In 2006 the group added "The Grace" to their stage name. ...hun Sang Ji Hee The Grace)|Stephanie]] who was picked-up through auditions in the United States.
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  • ...ing with big hip-hop acts in 2003. She didn't make her offical debut until 2007 when she released the single, "[[Ring the Alarm|Ring The Alarm]]". She is s * '''Birth Place:''' [[Okayama|Okayama]], [[Osaka]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...ame to Kaya, and in two years they disbanded. Kaya started his solo career in 2006 with the release of his debut single "[[Kaleidoscope (Kaya)|Kaleidosco * '''Palce of Birth:''' [[Tokushima Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...year, then left the band and was replaced by [[Matt Garrett]]. Among that, in September the name of the band was established as '''Oblivion Dust'''. ...ir first Japanese tour consisting of a total of 11 shows and 5 extra shows in October.
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  • ...) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] under the label [[5pb]]. She made her debut in the [[Bemani]] line of music simulation video games from [[Konami]], includ * '''Birthplace''': [[Kanagawa]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...would be resuming activities as a musician after Phantasmagoria's revival live on April 5th, 2010. He came back as the bassist of the band [[Lin]].</div> * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wakayama Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...e release of a best album, ''[[The Best Now & Then ~10th Anniversary~]]'', in February, 2010, and a couple of concerts on that same year, until 2012 when * '''Birthplace:''' [[Saitama]], [[Japan]]
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  • '''SHANADOO''' is a Japanese Eurodance group which debuted in Germany under [http://www.icezone-music.com/ ICEZONE MUSIC], with the major ...hika|C'k]], [[Fukuda Junko|JUN]], and [[Fuku Manami|Rose]] worked together in the past as part of [[avex trax]]'s promotional group, [[vivace]]. vivace's
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  • ...ed in 1999. They debuted in 2003 under [[Office Augusta]] and [[Sony Music Japan]]. ...kima Switch promoting ''[[Greatest Hits (Sukima Switch)|Greatest Hits]]'' (2007)]]
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  • [[File:Soshi (ALDEBARAN).jpg|right|210px|thumb|Soshi in [[ALDEBARAN]] (2014)]] ...egamasso]]) to make the visual-kei duo [[Watashimeslug]]. The duo has been in an indefinite hiatus since late 2008.
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  • [[Image:Kurokawa_Mei.jpg|right|400px|thumb|Kurokawa Mei (2007)]] ...ng for the magazine [[Pichi Lemon|Pichi Lemon]]. After several appearances in [[Pure Pure]], her first photobook [[Lemon Drop|Lemon Drop]] broke a new re
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  • [[File:Kozi ZIZ.jpg|thumb|250px|Közi in [[ZIZ]]]] ...UET]] and the guitarist of [[DALLE]]. He had also solo career from 2002 to 2007. He is well known for being a member of [[MALICE MIZER]].
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  • ...Aki ~Bon Kyu! Bon Kyu! BOMB~ (モーニング娘。コンサートツアー2007秋 ~ボン キュッ! ボン キュッ! BOMB~) # [[Kacchoii ze! Japan|Kacchoii ze! JAPAN]] (カッチョイイゼ! JAPAN) <small>- Morning Musume, v-u-den</small>
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  • ...''' (린다G) in the project group [[SSAK3]] and as '''Chun Ok''' (천옥) in [[Refund Expedition]]. ...me. However, after they released their fourth studio album ''[[Forever]]'' in 2002, group activities for Fin.K.L ceased and the members began pursuing so
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  • ...her powerful voice and although she rarely makes TV appearances or appears in her own music videos, she has earned a lot of popularity. * '''Family:''' Both her parents died in car accidents; Younger sister [[Lee Ji Min]] and younger brother [[Lee Jae
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  • ...her final concert called "Denda Mao Eternal Voice Tour 2018 ~Premium Final in TOKYO~" on the second May that year. * '''Birthplace:''' [[wikipedia:Nagano Prefecture|Nagano Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...Live Tour promo.jpg|thumb|500px|MINMI promoting ''15th Anniversary Premium Live Tour'' (2018)]] ...-2008|MINMI BEST 2002-2008]]'', MINMI transferred to the [[Universal Music Japan]] sub-label, [[Far Eastern Tribe Records]].
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  • '''MONKEY MAJIK''' is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] band based in [[wikipedia:Sendai|Sendai]]. The members consist of two Japanese members an ...40px|MONKEY MAJIK promoting ''[[Sora wa Marude (album)|Sora wa Marude]]'' (2007)]]
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  • ...ese [[Wikipedia:Art rock|Art]] [[J-Rock|rock]] band. The group formed back in 1996 when they were attending college at [[Tokyo Music and Media Arts Shogi The band takes their name from a fictional character in a short story by [[Miyazawa Kenji]].
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  • ...[wikipedia:Arthur C. Clarke#2001: A Space Odyssey|2001: A Space Odyssey]]. In 2008, Momoi and [[Shikura Chiyomaru]] collaborated to produce idol group [[ * '''Birthplace:''' Tokyo, Japan
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  • ...the second longest charting release according to [[Oricon]] with 202 weeks in the top 200. Aside from singing, Nakajima is also known for writing numerou ...the only singer who participated in the National Language Council of Japan in 1990s.
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  • * '''Stage Names:''' Okumura Hatsune <small>(2007-2008)</small>, Hatsune <small>(2009-)</small> * '''Birthplace:''' [[Osaka]], [[Osaka Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...en Rikuson'' in ''[[Wikipedia:Koutetsu Sangokushi|Koutetsu Sangokushi]]''. In December 2008, just before the release of his third single, Miyano announce * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Saitama]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...]]'s 18th "JUNON SUBERBOY CONTEST". He won the judge's special prize award in the ''Rock Boy'' category. After the contest he was signed to one of the ju * '''Birth Place:''' [[Kagoshima Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...do street performances as the trio known as "remix" in March of 2002. But in May of 2002 they were renamed from "remix" to "flow". flow decided instead ...13th, 2002, the "Kyushu/Fukuoka Star Light Audition" was held in Okinawa, Japan searching for new talent. Thirteen year old Furuya Keita (and another girl)
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  • ...ce:''' [[wikipedia:Kanazawa|Kanazawa]], [[wikipedia:Ichikawa|Ichikawa]], [[Japan]] ...ese Kogakuin vocational school, studying in their voice acting department. In July 2000 she won [http://www.bro.co.jp Broccoli]'s Grand Prix award at her
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  • ...e has held a few sold-out concerts in Japan and has acted or guest-starred in several popular day-time series. He made his unofficial debut in 2000 after winning a popular online music contest. Along the other winners
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  • ...[[Japan]]. They were an indies [[Visual-Kei|visual-kei]] band that formed in late 2004, and were signed with [[LOOP ASH RECORDS]]. Unlike the rest of th ...yed their first live on December 10th at Niigata CLUB JUNK BOX. Their last live of 2004 was on December 27th at Niigata Z-1.
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  • ...her major debut in February 2008 with the single "[[I (Nishino Kana)|I]]". In January 2019, Nishino announced that she would be going on an indefinite hi ...'' [[wikipedia:Matsusaka, Mie|Matsusaka]], [[Wikipedia:Mie Prefecture|Mie, Japan]]
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  • ...ter ''[[Wikipedia:List of Kill Bill characters#Gogo Yubari|Gogo Yubari]]'' in [[Wikipedia:Quentin Tarantino|Quentin Tarantino]]'s 2003 film ''[[Wikipedia ...[[Ibaraki Prefecture#Tsuchiura|Tsuchiura City]], [[Ibaraki Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...career under [[Sony Music Entertainment]], but moved over to [[BMG Japan]] in the late 1990's. Over the years NOKKO has become a very influential artist, *'''Birth place:''' Urawa, [[Saitama]], [[Japan]]
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  • * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Hokkaido]], [[Japan]] ** [[Sony Music Entertainment|gr8! records]] <small>(2007-2014)</small>
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  • ...リス) is a [[J-Experimental|experimental]] [[J-Metal|metal]] band formed in 1992. * [[Kurihara Michio|Michio Kurihara]] (Guitar; 2007-2012)
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  • ...is an alternative [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] band from [[Kyoto]] that formed in 1996. They are signed to [[SPEEDSTAR RECORDS]] and managed by [[Bad News Re ...sette tape called ''[[Quruli no Ichikaiten (demo)|Quruli no Ichikaiten]]'' in February of 1996.
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  • ...reggae singer who is currently signed to [[Universal Music|Universal Music Japan]]. *'''Birthplace:''' [[Settsu]], [[Osaka Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...ouses in New York City in October 2006. An Australian tour followed in May 2007. </div> *[2007.10.10] [[Kuudou Desu]] (空洞です)
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  • ...i-album ''[[Doko e Yuku (mini-album)|Doko e Yuku]]'' on [[Kando Records]]. In 2001, the band signed with [[Victor Entertainment|Speedstar Records]] and r THE BACK HORN was formed in April 1998, when the original members all came to [[Tokyo]] from the countr
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  • ...te to their musical influences namely The Beatles, Cheap Trick, and Queen. In 2005 they released their album ''[[The 7th Voyage of Triceratops|THE 7TH VO * [2008.10.08] [[Made in Love (TRICERATOPS)|MADE IN LOVE]]
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  • ...(mostly outdoor) concert every summer from 1982 to 2006, with a final one in 2009.<ref name="26summer">"[http://www.oricon.co.jp/news/music/68314/ THE A * [[Yamaishi Takayuki]] (山石敬之) - Keyboards; 1982–2007
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  • ...キシマムザホルモン) is a Japanese metal punk band. They debuted in 1999 with the album ''[[A.S.A. Crew]]''. Currently they are under the label ...and bassist respectively, Sugi and Key. These two would part from the band in late 1999.
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  • ...im Jo Han promoting ''[[Soul Family with Johan|Soul Family with JOHAN]]'' (2007)]] ...er to the [[K-R&B]] group [[Solid]]. [[Solid]] was a part of the forefront in the formation of what is now popular Korean music.
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  • ...to Yasuo on the variety show ''[[Enta no Kamisama]]''. Despite having been in previous works, Yasuo and his management are keeping private any of his car * '''Birthplace:''' [[Kanagawa]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...d as a duo, however [[Tabo Koichi]] decided to leave the group in November 2007, remaining as the composer only. ...uyama|Matsuyama]], [[Wikipedia:Ehime Prefecture|Ehime]], [[Wikipedia:Japan|Japan]]
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  • ...Sony Music Entertainment|MASTERSIX FOUNDATION]], sub-label of [[Sony Music Japan]]. * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Yokosuka]], [[Kanagawa Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...>(from ''[[C-ute Live Tour 2007 Aki ~Houkago no Essence~|°C-ute Live Tour 2007 Aki ~Houkago no Essence~]]'')</small> ...Buono! original trading card and a serial number card which, when entered in a lottery, could win a ticket to one of the single's release events. The si
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  • ...arted for 54 weeks, selling 859,016 copies. Because it sold 757,525 copies in 2006, it was the [[2006 Oricon Top 200 Singles|#2 best-selling single of th ...Pop Video" at the ''[[MTV VIDEO MUSIC AWARDS JAPAN|MTV VIDEO MUSIC AWARDS JAPAN 2006]]'' and "Best Your Choice" and "Best Art Direction Video" at the 2006
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  • : 2007.03.14 ...opies, it was the [[2007 Oricon Top 100 Singles|#97 best-selling single of 2007]].
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  • .... In Japan, they were signed under [[Universal Music Japan]]'s [[EMI Music Japan]]. ...ara]] decided not to join [[Seung Yeon|Seungyeon]], [[Nicole]] and Jiyoung in terminating her contract. Due the conflict DSP Entertainment suspended any
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  • ...due to her not renewing her contract with [[DSP Media]]. She rejoined KARA in 2022 for their 15th Anniversary promotions. ** [[Diamond Music]] <small>(2019&ndash;2020) (Japan)</small>
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  • ...[Change (Tiara)|Change]]" which reached #3 on the [[Oricon]] indie charts. In 2009 she released her major debut single "[[Sayonara wo Kimi ni...]]". ...atsu City|Hamamatsu City]], [[Shizuoka Prefecture|Shizuoka Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...-songwriter who made her [[Indie|indie]] debut in 2005 and her major debut in 2010 under the [[avex trax]] sub-label [[cutting edge]]. She is known for h ...ima|Fukuyama]], [[Wikipedia:Hiroshima Prefecture|Hiroshima Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...was signed with [[DANGER CRUE RECORDS#SKY CRUE RECORDS|SKY CRUE RECORDS]] (2007-2010), a sub-label of [[DANGER CRUE RECORDS]]. They are now on the indies l ...he one-man that ZORO would not disband, and would continue with activities in the future.<ref>"[http://www.musicjapanplus.jp/news/1/6923/zoro-announce-to
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  • [[File:Shaura.jpg|thumb|280px|Shaura in [[XOVER]] (2009)]] ...in 2007 under the name '''Juka'''. Shaura retired from the music industry in 2012.
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  • ...for her role of [[Wikipedia:Sakura (Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle)|Sakura]] in the ''[[Wikipedia:Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle|Tsubasa Chronicle]]'' [[Anim * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]
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  • The band formed in 1988 when former idol Watase Maki got together with a backband that consist They released their first single a year after they were formed in 1989, entitled "[[Route 246|ROUTE 246]]". The band quickly rose to fame aft
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  • ...]], and appearances on the TV show [[Minna no Uta]], she has been featured in two albums and two singles as an instrument player (saxophone) and singer. *'''Birthplace:''' [[Kakogawa]], [[Hyougo Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...Mizuki''' (佐野瑞樹, born September 26, 1973 in Fujinomiya, Shizuoka, Japan) is a Japanese actor, talent and the eldest member of [[Johnny's Jr.]], the ...ar, he also started his acting career. He also played Tuxedo Kamen in 1993 in the Sailor Moon musicals or [[Sera Myu]]. Until 1996 he back danced for oth
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  • * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Nagoya]], [[Aichi Prefecture]], [[Japan]] ** [[PEARL]] (1987-1993; 1997-1999; 2007)
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  • [[Image:Yakushimaru_Hiroko_2007.jpg|right|250px|thumb|Yakushimaru Hiroko (2007)]] ...er, signaling the start of her music career. The single and her appearance in the movie made Yakushimaru a major hit.
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  • ...eo Music Awards for best International Music Award for both 1988 and 1989. In 1992, their single [[Kimi ga Iru Dake de]] (君がいるだけで) won the In 1993, Ishii would go onto to be a part of the charity group [[USED TO BE A
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  • ...she made her semi-debut with the single "[[Midnight Shout]]" that was used in the [[Anime|anime]] ''[[Makyou Gaiden Ledius]]''. That same year, she start ...ater that year, she would also when the Best 5 Singles Award at the Annual Japan Golden Discs Award with that single.
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  • '''DEEN''' is a Japanese music unit that formed in 1993. DEEN was formed in 1993 after [[WANDS]]'s [[Uesugi Sho]] and [[Oda Kanako]] searched for a sin
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  • '''TUBE''' is a Japanese pop rock band that debuted in 1985. ...to join. Their also appeared in the Spring of 1986 at the Debut Convention Live at Tokyo Princess Hotel. The band's name was Pandora but it was later chang
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  • * '''Birthplace:''' [[wikipedia:Osaka Prefecture|Osaka]], [[Japan]] ...on July 25, 2009 to continue her studies, and had her graduation ceremony in the last part of a SI☆NA and [[Okada Yui]] mini concert.
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  • ...01 member of [[Idoling!!!]]. She graduated from Idoling!!! two years later in March 18th 2009. * '''Birthplace:''' [[wikipedia:Aichi Prefecture|Aichi Prefecture]], Japan
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  • ...stop her dream of becoming a singer when she met producer [[Tsuji Jinsei]] in 1988 at a club named LOFT. ...so released her first essay book, entitled ''volume -Boku no Te no Naka'', in 1992. New
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  • ...er of [[Idoling!!!]]. She graduated five years later in December 23, 2011. In 2010 she became a member of the one-time unit duo [[Pao|Pao♥]] along actr * '''Birthplace:''' [[wikipedia:Kanagawa Prefecture|Kanagawa Prefecture]], Japan
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  • ...e [[Cacalia]]. They also started to performat live events like BLUES ALLEY JAPAN and Motion Blue. ...ls and go to the indies label [[slow note]] and then [[Bouncy Records]] in 2007.
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  • ...[Dream Dream Dream]]". She held events for the single at the Sunshine City in Tokyo among 1,000 fans. ...rt, wavy hair. But, it didn't stop her as she starred in her first musical in 1987, entitled Shoukou Sailor. Soon after, she would become a talk and vari
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  • ...ain|Believe yourself Again]]. She is known for her role as ''Hououji Fuu'' in the [[Anime|anime]] adaption of [[Mahou Kishi Rayearth]]. *'''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...ted from the group. To combat this loss, the group held auditions all over Japan for a new member, eventually picking Ricardo Cruz. ...tour. A year later, the group held Hurricane Tour 2009 Gate of the Future live with 8,000 people attending.
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  • ...the [[Anime|anime]] ''[[Wikipedia:Kanon|Kanon]]''. She debuted as a singer in 1997 with the single "[[Accelerator]]" under the label [[Pioneer Records]]. * '''Birthplace:''' Tokyo, [[Japan]]
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  • ...also known as '''AXS''') is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]]-[[J-Rock|rock]] group in 1990s signed to [[Darwin Records]]. ...service by hugging and kissing on the stage. However, in a radio interview in 1997, Takami stated that he is not gay while Asakura still continued to sat
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  • ...s retirement from the group, leaving MiKA the only member of Daisy×Daisy. In 2009, MiKA collaborated with producer [[Asakura Daisuke]] for her first sin *'''Place of Birth:''' Niihama, Ehime Prefecture, [[Japan]]
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  • ...this time she was residing in the United States. In 1997, she returned to Japan where she started composing songs.
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  • ...-sisters four member [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] group formerly signed to [[BMG JAPAN]]. The group is known for performing along with [[AKINO]]'s successful song ...up also served as background vocalists and performers for AKINO in various live events.
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  • ...Sometimes different DVD magazines are sold in the same event, for example, in a later date of a concert tour. They usually include footage of (either or ...(sold at [[Hello! Project 2007 Winter ~Wonderful Hearts Otome Gocoro~]] - 2007-01-02)
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  • # [[Haneari Tamago|Haneari Tamago (Live Version)]] (羽ありたまご; ''Egg with Wings'') ...sold 77,570 copies copies in its first week and a total of 147,975 copies in 2006, becoming the #75 single of 2006.<br><br>
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  • ...''Hiiragi Kagami'' in [[wikipedia:Lucky Star (manga)|Lucky☆Star]] anime. In December 2008, she debuted as a singer under [[Pony Canyon]]. *'''Birthplace:''' [[wikipedia:Fussa, Tokyo|Fussa]], [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...tis]] with the single "[[Brand New World (Aso Natsuko)|Brand new world]]". In 2011 she released the single "[[Nyanpire Taisou]]" along [[Maeyamada Kenich *'''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...contract with [[Sony Music Entertainment]]. They made their major debut in 2007 with the mini-album ''[[How Are You|How are you?]]''. ===Live Albums===
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  • ...her role as ''Hirasawa Yui'' in the [[Anime|anime series]] ''[[K-ON!]]''. In October 2009, she made her debut as a solo singer under the [[Sony Music En *'''Birthplace:''' [[wikipedia:Tokushima Prefecture|Tokushima]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...ted with [[Assemble Heart]]. She is known for her role as ''Nakano Azusa'' in ''[[K-ON!]]''. She is also one half of duo [[petit milady]] alongside [[Yuu *'''Birthplace:''' [[wikipedia:Saitama Prefecture|Saitama]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...] BLIZZAK tires. It was first performed acoustically at the 2007 [[ROCK IN JAPAN FESTIVAL]] over two years before the single's release. The single's cover f There are two versions of "Koi no Yokan Kara" in [[Remioromen]]'s discography:
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  • ...name originated from a Japanese pun, since "dust" and "pride" are homonyms in Japanese, both pronounced "hokori". It also holds reference to a quote fro * [[Epic Records Japan]] (2009-2011)
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  • ...indie debut in 2005 with the mini-album, ''[[Drawing (MAY'S)|Drawing]]''. In 2008, they signed a major record deal and made their major debut with the s * [[Chermside Records]] (2006-2007)
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  • * '''Hometown:''' Kobe, Japan ...cobs S/S 2010 preview party held at the Harajuku store which was simulcast live over the web. [http://www.cnngo.com/tokyo/shop/cyber-sexy-marc-marc-jacobs-
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  • ...'s [[Ayumi Hamasaki Countdown Live 2005-2006 A|BEST of Countdown Live 2006-2007]].]] ...saki_Ayumi#Back-Up_Dancers|Ayumi Hamasaki's Back-up Dancers]]. He was born in Sapporo, Hokkaido.
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  • ...'', is a talent agency that was established by [[Johnny H. Kitagawa]] back in the early 60's. It has dominated the Japanese boy band market ever since. J ...cepted, they will be part of [[Johnny's Jr.]] until they make their debut (in music industry). During their days as a Jr. they get trained to dance and s
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  • ...r on spot at [[NHK]]'s annual ''[[Kohaku Uta Gassen]]''. This was her lead-in single to her debut studio album, ''[[Squall (Matsuda Seiko album)|SQUALL]] ...i Sangoshou" was released on a 8cm CD single. It was released as a 12cm CD in 2004 to commemorate her 25th anniversary of her debut. It includes the inst
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  • ...e ''[[Shonen Jump]]'') published by [[Viz Media]]. The magazine hit stands in June 2005, soon after the departure of ''[[Animerica Extra]]''. The magazin ...American manga magazine to use two color tones, which is commonly done in Japan.
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  • ...r member of [[Idoling!!!]]) left and [[Risa (Vanilla Beans)|Risa]] joined. In 2011 they joined the newly-formed idol label [[T-Palette Records]], to whic * [2007.10.03] [[U Love Me|U ♡ Me]] (ユー ラヴ ミー)
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  • ...eader of the [[J-Rock|rock]] band [[THE ALFEE]]. He launched a solo career in 1991 and has also written and produced songs for many different artists. Ad * '''Birthplace:''' [[Warabi]], [[Saitama Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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  • ...愛がある (モーニング娘。おとめ組 Version); ''There's Love in This Great Big World'') ...re currently two recorded versions of "Ai no Sono ~Touch My Heart!~" found in Morning Musume Otomegumi and [[Hello! Project]]'s discography. These versio
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  • * '''Birthplace:''' Koto, [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ...student. Singing [[Kosaka Akiko]]'s "[[Anata]]", Iwasaki gained top prize in the contest and a contract with [[Victor Records]]. A year later after the
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