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  • ...voice actresses and the anime/manga series, they released two more singles and an album. The group was disbanded in March 2009 after the end of the anime
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  • * '''Pets:''' Two dwarf rabbits (Choco and Cocoa) ...Days]]" and "[[Sakuranbo]]" to touching ballads like "[[Daisuki da yo.]]" and "[[Planetarium (Otsuka Ai)|Planetarium]]".
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  • ...ic video staring LOVE. The album reached #3 on the weekly [[Oricon]] chart and it continued to rank on the chart for 98 weeks, selling 698,277 copies. ''L
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  • # [[Futatsuboshi Kinenbi]] (ふたつ星記念日; ''Two Stars Anniversary'') ...[[PV|music video]], starring her character LOVE, for "[[Daisuki da yo.]]", and also the short-film for "[[Kingyo Hanabi]]". The album was released just el
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  • ...orded by [[Otsuka Ai]]. It was released in two versions: a CD+DVD edition, and a CD edition. The first pressing the CD edition with a photo book illustrat ...k and the most recent figures show that it sold a total of 105,609 copies, and was certified Gold by the [[Recording Industry Association of Japan]] for t
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  • ...004]]'' on Nihon TV. The single reached #3 on the weekly [[Oricon]] chart, and it continued to rank for a total of 25 weeks. The most recent figures show
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  • ...tal of 17 weeks. It was certified Gold for the shipment of 100,000 copies, and the most recent figures show that it sold a total of 148,121 units. : Found on the "Kingyo Hanabi (ANIMAL HACK Remix)" digital single and the ''[[Otsuka Ai One on One Collaboration]]'' album as track #2. This is a
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  • ...y [[Otsuka Ai]]. It was released in two regular versions: a CD+DVD edition and CD edition. The song was used as an insert song for the [[dorama|drama]] [h ...on Oricon charts and charted for 38 weeks. This single sold 215,114 copies and is the #41 single of 2005. However, since then, "Planetarium" has sold even
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  • ...in 2006, it was the #60 single of the year. The single reached #2 position and charted for 19 weeks. It sold a total of 173,115 copies in 2006, becoming t The song is certified Triple Platinum for the downloading of 750.000 units, and Platinum for the shipment of 250,000 singles.
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  • # [[Wikipedia:Glen Matlock|Glen Matlock]] and [[the Philistines]] featuring [[Wikipedia:Holly Cook|Holly Cook]] from the # [[ZONE]] for TRAPNEST - "[[Two Hearts (ZONE)|Two Hearts]]"
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  • '''Hello! Project Shirogumi''' (白組) was one of two groups [[Hello! Project]] was split into for the [[Hello! Project 2005 Wint ...make an appearance, and then all of Akagumi would join Shirogumi on stage and they would perform together as [[H.P. All Stars]].
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  • ...pies in 2005, becoming the #23 single of the year. It charted for 18 weeks and sold a total of 327,111 copies. ...cted by [[Takeishi Wataru]]. It was done entirely in one shot and in black and white.
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  • ...ngle titled "[[Aka (Betty)|Aka]]", which was put out in December 2005. The two are the predecessor of the band [[176BIZ]]. ...d also announced the release of their debut single, "[[Aka (Betty)|Aka]]", and the date of their first live, both in December.
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  • ...oday. BoA has approximately sold more than 10,000,000 copies in both Japan and Korea. * '''Languages:''' Korean, Japanese and English
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  • ...of music is rockish pop, which suits her voice, but she also sang ballads and slow numbers as well, not forgetting her attempt at rapping in [[Don't Stop The group Eriko with Crunch didn't last long, she went on without them and pursue her solo career starting from single [[In the Name of Love|in the Na
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  • ...egory:J-R&B|R&B]]/[[:Category:J-Hip-Hop|Hip-Hop]] duo who debuted in 2005, and is currently signed under [[KING RECORDS]]' sublabel [[Venus-B]]. * [[Jam (musician)|Jam]] (rapper, vocalist, lyricist, composer and producer)
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  • ...Her two original albums to date, ''[[Brilliant|BRILLIANT]]'' and ''[[Naked and True]]'', both secured a spot at #2 on Oricon as well. ...s been seen as older than she actually was because she was relatively tall and matured early. This would help attract not only her contemporaries but an a
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  • ...''' is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] female group managed by [[VISION FACTORY]] and signed under [[avex trax]] sub-label [[SONIC GROOVE]]. ...hiro]] and [[Eriko Imai|Eriko]]. At the begining, [[Takako Uehara|Takako]] and [[Hitoe Arakaki|Hitoe]] were ropped in to be dancers for the group but late
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  • # [[Two of Us (SPEED)|Two of us]] ...red in this album than any of their previous albums too, in terms of sound and image.
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  • : 2009.03.27 <small>(South Korea and Taiwan)</small> # [[And Then]]
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  • ...up to be adopted by the company. Charachterized by fast-paced, upbeat rock and the added element of a keyboard player, Janne Da Arc has become a major pla ...[[kiyo]] on keyboard. For unknown reasons, [[ka-yu]] then leaves the band and is replaced by [[Ino]]. In 1990, the band is given the name ''Okyan Teiisu'
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  • ...Throughout their career, MONO has ascended consistently in both popularity and critical acclaim. ...rwards the two guitarists linked up with bassist [[Tamaki|Tamaki Kunishi]] and drummer [[Takada Yasunori|Yasunori Takada]]. The group soon released a 4 tr
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  • ...ran/ Meiji RICH Fran] CM song. This single reached #5 on [[Oricon]] charts and charted for 12 weeks. It sold a total of 67,527 units. There are three versions of LEGEND to be currently found in Nakashima Mika's discography (l
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  • ...eks, selling 5,396 copies. The Event V was only sold during launch events, and therefore did not chart on the Oricon charts. : Arrangement and Programming: [[Hirata Shoichiro]]
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  • ...2 on the [[Oricon]] charts, selling 115,321 copies in the first week alone and selling over 170,000 copies total.
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  • ...reached on #2 [[Oricon]] charts, selling 123,569 copies in the first week and selling over 170,000 copies total.
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  • ...Rava" is [[WaT]]'s fourth single. It was released in two editions, limited and regular. Limited edition comes housed in a special bigger digipack (18x18cm
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  • ...with shiny, foil detailing. The album reached #37 on the [[Oricon]] charts and charted for 4 weeks, selling 7,033 copies.
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  • ...eased live performances, including the Limited TA Live Tour show from 2003 and performances at the a-nation concerts in the Summers of 2002 through 2007. ...female artist, behind [[Amuro Namie]]'s ''[[Best Fiction|BEST FICTION]]'' and [[Utada Hikaru]]'s ''[[Heart Station (album)|HEART STATION]]''. In Taiwan,
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  • ...The single reached #63 on the major [[Oricon]] chart, where it charted for two weeks.
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  • ...ngle reached #8 on the [[Oricon]] charts, where it charted for eight weeks and sold 58,000 copies.
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  • ...100,000 copies being made. It reached #4 on [[Oricon]] charts, and in only two weeks time had sold all copies.
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  • ...on charts and charted for 6 weeks. It sold 39,110 units in it's first week and the most recent figures show that it sold a total of 46,136 units. This sin : Recorded by [[Kawata Masahiro]], [[Waraya Yoshinori]] and [[Okuda Taiji]] at avex studio
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  • ...on charts and charted for 10 weeks. It sold 36,859 units in its first week and the most recent figures show that it sold a total of 106,099 units. ...und on ''[[Best ~First Things~|BEST ~first things~]]'' as track #7 on disc two.
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  • ...on charts and charted for 6 weeks. It sold 16,807 units in it's first week and the most recent figures show that it sold a total of 29,509 units. This sin * [2018.04.29~06.17] [[Koda Kumi Live Tour 2018 -DNA-|Koda Kumi Fanclub Tour ~AND~]]
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  • ...nese word for 'mask' or 'disguise'. The single reached #3 on Oricon charts and charted for 6 weeks selling 46,971 units. Because this single sold 46,971 c ...#1, ''[[Best ~Second Session~|BEST ~second session~]]'' album as track #13 and ''[[Out Works & Collaboration Best]]'' album as track #12.
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  • ...and charted for 10 weeks. This single sold 34,589 units in it's first week and the most recent figures show that it sold a total of 61,689 units.
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  • ...cted by [[Tadokoro Takashi]]. It featured a condensed version of the song, and no full PV for "Star" has ever been released since. There are two versions of "Star" to be currently found in Koda Kumi's discography.
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  • ...and charted for two weeks. This single sold 3,910 units in it's first week and the most recent figures show that it has sold a total of 5,800 units. The [[PV|music video]] for "So Into You" was directed by Tadokoro Takashi and produced by Shinozuka Masaki.
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  • ...icon charts and charted for 9 weeks selling 58,372 units in its first week and 89,413 units totally. Because this single sold 89,413 copies in 2006, it be There are three versions of "Someday" and two versions of "Boys♡Girls" to be currently found in Koda Kumi's discography
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  • ...ck|Japanese rock]] band, formed of vocalist [[Sakurai Yuki]] (a.k.a. Yuki) and drummer [[Murata Kazuhiro]], both ex [[Raphael]]. [[Category:Two-Member Bands]]
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  • ...//www.discogs.com/Kumi-Koda-Take-Back/release/558671 JPN CD]</ref></small> and the promotional vinyl<small><ref>[https://www.discogs.com/Kumi-Koda-Take-Ba ....discogs.com/Koda-Take-Back/release/546913 US Double Vinyl]</ref></small>, and a single vinyl<small><ref>[https://www.discogs.com/Koda-Take-Back/release/5
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  • ...single since "[[Colors (Utada Hikaru)|COLORS]]" in 2003 to have a B-side, and the first since "[[Dareka no Negai ga Kanau Koro]]" in 2004 to have a karao ...ds, ranking at number one on OnGen's Weekly Download Chart for seven weeks and setting a record. On iTunes, it was the most downloaded song for 2006.
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  • ...m was an instant number-1 hit in countries as Taiwan, Singapore, Hong Kong and China surpassing the ''[[(Miss)understood|(miss)understood]]'' internationa *'''Nail Artist''': Kanako 'Bancho' Miura (Three Peace)
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  • ...ased by [[Hamasaki Ayumi]]. The album was released in two versions, CD+DVD and CD Only. First press copies came with a limited edition photobook. The CD+D ...[[Secret (Hamasaki Ayumi album)|Secret]]'', with a similar balance of rock and pop sounds. The album features four interlude tracks - highly unusual at th
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  • ...ana]] 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 year ...member dream. In March, 2012, [[Yamamoto Sayaka (singer)|Yamamoto Sayaka]] and [[Erie]] in 2016 left the group.
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  • ...e released her Japanese debut album ''[[Voice of Earth|Voice of EARTH]]'', and on July 10th, 2009 she released her Chinese major debut album ''[[Xin De Do ...he [[Wikipedia:Erhu|erhu]] (a two-stringed Chinese violin) at a young age, and in 1997 began to attend the Affiliated Middle & High School of the Sichuan
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  • ...ock verion'' of the ballad "[[Red Cliff ~Shin Sen~|RED CLIFF ~Shin.Sen~]]" and was housed in a TOWER RECORDS slipcase. The album reached #15 on the [[Oric
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  • ...ichika is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] duo formed by singer [[Miyamoto Issui]] and musician-composer [[Nomura Yoichiro]]. The name "Nichika" comes from their *[[Nomura Yoichiro]] (野村陽一郎) - guitar, keyboards, composition and backing vocals
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  • ...irst A-side track. TYPE-B also comes with three songs (though it differs), and a DVD of the [[PV]] for the second A-side track. TYPE-C comes with all four The single reached #8 on the indies [[Oricon]] chart, and #107 on the [[Oricon]] chart where it charted for a week.
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  • ...jp/mobile/index_pc.html?ct=40011.3907523148&&bmk=0 music.jp]'s TV-CF song, and as TV Tokyo's ''Oto Jikan'' opening theme. The title song was placed on her
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  • ...by [[alan]]. This was released in two different versions: a CD+DVD edition and a CD only edition. The title song was placed on her Japanese debut album ''
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  • ...r the years her sound has changed from light pop-rock, to R&B and hip-hip, and most recently she has been releasing various types of electronic music. ...ple tracks on two of their albums: ''[[Rough and Ready|rough and ready]]'' and ''[[Sekai (Ram Jam World)|Sekai]]''.
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  • ...Lù]] (三生石 三生路; ''The Stones of Three Lifetimes, The Roads of Three Lifetimes'') ...ng. Both versions of the song were used as the theme songs for the Chinese and Japanese releases of the epic movie ''[[Wikipedia:Red Cliff (film)|RED CLIF
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  • ...by [[alan]]. This was released in two different versions: a CD+DVD edition and a CD only edition. The title song was placed on her Japanese debut album ''
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  • ...by [[alan]]. This was released in two different versions: a CD+DVD edition and a CD only edition. The title song was placed on her Japanese debut album ''
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  • ...ion of the A-side, track #3, was sung by the [[Suginami Children's Choir]] and not by alan herself. This release is a [[Wikipedia:Carbon offset|carbon off
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  • ...gle reached #100 on the [[Oricon]] chart, where it stayed on the chart for two weeks.
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  • ...promo.jpg|right|400px|thumb|Arc promoting ''[[End at Time|End at time]]'' and ''[[Michi no Kakera]]'' (2010) <br> Left to Right: Toshiya, KO-JI, Yuki, Sh ...Kodomo-tachi~''. For the first two years the member line-up was unstable, and since April of 2005 Arc has had the same line-up.
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  • ...ng|Xīn De Dōng Fāng]]''. The single reached #69 on the [[Oricon]] chart and charted for six weeks.
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  • ...e]]. This was released in two different versions: a limited CD+DVD edition and a regular CD only edition. The limited edition comes with a DVD of the [[PV
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  • ...y. She is currently the vocalist of the bands [[UROBOROS (band)|UROBOROS]] and [[SONIC LOVER RECKLESS]]. ...ingle "[[Breath]]". The single was released under [[For Life Music]] label and was credited to the stage stage name ''Kurimu'' (久里夢). Eight months l
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  • ...minor setbacks, she remained a prominent name in the Japanese music scene and is one of GIZA's most popular artists. In 2010, Aiuchi announced that she ...ement work as a producer of her "BonBon Copine" brand of pet-related items and services.
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  • ...rmed several songs for the Japanese animation, such as [[Meitantei Conan]] and [[MÄR HEAVEN]]. Nakamura Yuri's vocals are deeper than most other female v ...RNET CROW First Live Scope and Document Movie|GARNET CROW first live scope and document movie]]
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  • ...posed several songs for other artists, such as [[FIELD OF VIEW]], [[DEEN]] and [[Aiuchi Rina]]. ...]] and [[Kobe]]. At the same time, she kept working on her original songs, and a friend helped her send a demo tape to labels. She signed with [[ZAIN RECO
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  • ...successful US release under the name '''Mai-K'''. Kuraki Mai also has sung two duets with Singaporean superstar [[Sun Yan Zi]]. ...ted to be a singer ever since she saw a movie about Michael Jackson's life and watched Whitney Houston's concert videos. Around her second year in junior
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  • ...s and arranges songs for several artists. Okamoto released two singles and two albums as a solo artist. *[[Sun and Moon|sun and moon]]
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  • ...d when she won the Amuse Okinawa Actors School Grand Prix contest in 1998. Two years later, she would enter the school's MAKINO WORLD POPS Osaka school wh ...g to be the next Kuraki Mai, as both had the same simple style of clothing and had very few appearances yet made an incredibly large fanbase.
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  • ...album and tour, a documentary series, a multi-city retrospective gallery, and a final performance in her home prefecture of Okinawa. * '''Family:''' Parents (divorced), mother (deceased), two sisters, one brother, one son
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  • ...ced by Oyamada (also making appearances in his work such as ''[[69/96]]'') and French musician [[Wikipedia:Momus|Momus]]. ...for singing in a multitude of languages such as French, English, Japanese, and Italian.
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  • ...artists such as [[Hamasaki Ayumi]], [[Every Little Thing]], [[Shonentai]], and [[Suzuki Ami]]. From 2000-2002 they were their own musical group with lead ...s been arranging and producing music since the 1990s. They formed in 1996, and in 1999 they began working with [[Hamasaki Ayumi]] when her popularity skyr
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  • ...y Little Thing)|Time goes by]]", "[[Fragile / Jirenma|fragile / JIRENMA]]" and "[[For the Moment (Every Little Thing)|For the moment]]", ELT has sold over ...sing three albums. Subsequently, he went on to produce songs for [[dream]] and [[day after tomorrow]].
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  • ...company. Suzuki returned to the music scene as an [[Indie|indie]] artist, and then was picked up by [[avex trax]]. ...inment]]. It was then decided she would be produced by [[Komuro Tetsuya]], and she'd be under his [[TRUE KiSS DISC]] sub-label. Suzuki then started using
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  • ...trax to [[Universal Music|Universal]], changed her stage name to ''BENI'', and has since seen a significant boost in popularity. ...lose friends with her. Because of this, Arashiro is fluent in both English and Japanese.
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  • ...Olivia Lufkin's solo project and '''Aya & Chika from D&D''', the remaining two members. [[Olivia Lufkin|OLIVIA]] released her first single, "[[I.L.Y. ~Yok Aya and Chikano released two more singles under the name of '''Aya & Chika from D&D''', before disbandin
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  • ...earance on the end of the year special program ''[[Kouhaku Uta Gassen]]''. Two months later the single was released, a remix album for the song was releas
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  • ...g, he appeared alongside [[Van Tomiko]] and [[Owatari Ryo]] for interviews and promotional videos. ...used as the main theme for the anime's fourth movie, in which both Owatari and Van had small guest voice acting roles.
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  • ...commercial]] song. This single reached #5 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts, and is currently BONNIE PINK's most successful single. ...panese animation series ''[[Wikipedia:Rurouni Kenshin|Rurouni Kenshin]]'', and ''[[Wikipedia:Gantz|GANTZ]]''. She sings in [[English]] with reasonable ski
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  • ...berry Jam) is a band led and dominated by Rully. As of May 2007, 15JAM has three members; their line-up has changed several times since forming in 2003. 15J ...f Tokyo-FM, and 15JAM was given "their" own radio show, which lasted about two years.
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  • ...up [[wi☆th]], with fellow gravure idols [[Wakatsuki Chinatsu]], [[Iori]] and [[Hoshino Kana]]. ...hou ni Kureru]] (雪星 / そして僕は途方に暮れる; ''Snow Star / And I'm At A Loss'')
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  • ...ing, although they have grown much older since then. Their first recording and PV shooting as a group was for [[Ganbacchae!]] in 2003. ...e Hello! Project Kids are split up into two main groups, [[Berryz Koubou]] and [[C-ute|°C-ute]]. H!P Kids are often featured in units along with other [[
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  • ...e to the Third Generations lack of success, the band broke up in late 2008 and was officially announced in 2009. ...sis; [[Komatsu Nao|Yoma]] (26), [[Maehara Shiyuna]] (21), [[Noria]] (19), and [[Kosaka Riyu]] (15).
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  • ...t also covered songs by groups like The Jackson 5 with the songs "[[ABC]]" and "[[I Want You Back]]". ...er + Folder 5 Single Collection and More|Folder+Folder 5 SINGLE COLLECTION and more]]
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  • ...ak from the music business at the age of 12 when his voice began to change and members of Folder went on to become [[Folder5]]. Soon as established artist * '''Family:''' Wife, Two Sons
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  • ...was a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] girl group managed by [[Up-Front Promotion]] and part of [[Hello! Project]] from 2004 to 2015. ...ally participating in the group. However, this idea was apparently dropped and in 2005, the other seven Hello! Project Kids ended up forming their own gro
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  • ...ht|150px|thumb|Coconuts Musume fourth line-up (2002–2004): [[Mika Todd]] and [[Kimura Ayaka]]]] ...onuts Musume third line-up (2001–2002): [[Mika Todd]], [[Kimura Ayaka]], and [[Lehua Sandbo]]]]
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  • ...ku''' (つんく♂) is a record producer, songwriter and composer, singer and vocalist of the band [[Sharam Q]]. He is best known for producing the idol
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  • ...he soon become popular within the agency, making part in various sub-group and even forming the group [[W]] with her best friend [[Tsuji Nozomi]]. After a * '''Favourite food:''' Nattou, ponzu, desserts and ramen
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  • ...ck|gothic rock]], and others such as [[Wikipedia:New Wave music|new wave]] and [[Wikipedia:Dark Wave|dark wave]]. They formed in 1985 as ''Ari Project'' (蟻プロジェクト) and debuted with the album ''[[Gensou Teien (album)|Gensou Teien]]'' under an i
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  • ...d [[Wikipedia:Rhythm and blue|R&B]] sound. She's a good friend of [[BENI]] and [[BoA]]. ...no Hana]]", with the former charting the same position as her debut single and the latter charting significantly less, reaching #80.
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  • ...[[LISA]] the band's most successful single is "[[Come Again|come again]]", and without her was the m-flo loves [[YOSHIKA]] collaboration "[[Let Go|let go] ...os Angeles, [[Takahashi Taku|☆TAKU]] would start to learn how to be a DJ and started composing music.
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  • ...!) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] girl group managed by [[Up-Front Agency]] and part of [[Hello! Project]]. ...i Naccha Ikenai Hito]]" with [[Murakami Megumi]], while in 2007, Natsuyaki and Suzuki joined [[Tsugunaga Momoko]] as [[Buono!]].
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  • ...c producer [[Oda Tetsuro]]. Throughout her school years, Aikawa would sing and participated in a few singing competitions, which routinely passed her over ...rried that very day. She published this, and the fact that she was already three-months pregnant, on her official website. Nothing else about her relationsh
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  • ...despite releasing two indies albums prior to this. Her music is laid back and acoustic, much like [[wikipedia:Sarah McLachlan|Sarah McLachlan]]. She was ...Family:''' Angela has a sister, Aki Kyla, who is one year younger than her and also attended GWU.
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  • ...'s "HOME" Zepp Tour. The single reached #8 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and charted for 18 weeks.
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  • ..."; having music that tends to be upbeat and poppish with a mixture of rock and punk, while their lyrical content usually consists of topics pertaining to ...nya|Kanon]] has created the unit [[kanonxkanon]] with [[Wakeshima Kanon]], and [[Nagata Teruki|Teruki]] has joined the band [[DOG inThe PWO]] as their sup
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  • ...s; [[A Best 2 -Black-|BLACK]] and WHITE. The WHITE version contains upbeat and happy songs selected from everything since her 20th single "[[Evolution|evo *'''Nail Artist''': Kanako 'Bancho' Miura (Three Peace)
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  • ...is album reached #1 on the [[Oricon]] charts; as for Taiwan, it reached #1 and charted for 5 weeks. As this album sold 877,433 copies in 2006, it became t ...ipedia:Addicted (Sweetbox album)|Addicted]]'', which was released in Japan three months later on March 1st, 2006. Hamasaki wrote her own lyrics for those so
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  • ...There were also two versions released; the first that included the CD only and a second that included a DVD that contained music videos to some (including ...e album was released in a DVD-Audio format which featured 5.1 Surround mix and all the album's videos (excluding "[[My Name's Women|my name's WOMEN]]", wh
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  • # [[Wani to Kotori]] (ワニと小鳥; ''The Crocodile and the Small Bird'') ...IGHT, TONIGHT" music video. The single reached #6 on the weekly [[Oricon]] and charted for twelve weeks. As the single sold 65,985 copies in 2006, it beca
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  • '''Hello! Project Akagumi''' (紅組) was one of two groups [[Hello! Project]] was split into for the [[Hello! Project 2005 Wint ...nights. At the end of each concert, Shirogumi would join Akagumi on stage and they would perform together as H.P. All Stars.
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  • ...by [[JP.ROOM]]. She is best known as a former member of [[Morning Musume]] and a soloist within [[Hello! Project]]. She is part of [[Morning Musume OG]]. ...hile not selected at that time, in early 2001 Fujimoto was contacted again and offered a chance to debut as a solo artist. After training for a little mor
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  • ...unced 'Gyamu', is a [[Hello! Project]] unit consisting of [[Matsuura Aya]] and [[Fujimoto Miki]]. ...hing new, we have formed a new unit which consist of the two, Matsuura Aya and Fujimoto Miki.''
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  • ...B|R&B]] singer. She is currently signed to [[Aozora Records]] in [[Japan]] and Hiptones in the United Kingdom. ...program. As soon as autumn of the same year she was signed to management, and in February 2005, "[[Love Shouts]]" was pre-released exclusively in the Kyu
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  • ...e over 29 seconds on national TV once. She is most well-known in Hong Kong and Taiwan for her song [[Arigatou...]], which became so popular it was even co ...y able to express her feelings and emotions through song. When she was 10 (and later when she was 14) she went to study English in America at a summer mus
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  • [[File:JUDY_AND_MARYyy.jpg|400px|thumb|JUDY AND MARY (2001)]] ...e|POWER OF LOVE]]". The band is best known for their noisy but melodic pop and "cute punk" music in the 1990s. After multiple hiatus' the band finally dis
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  • ...Song|ANGEL'S SONG]]", "[[Because of You (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Because of You]]" and "[[Memorial Address (song)|Memorial address]]". ...copies in 2004, becoming the #4 album of the year. It charted for 48 weeks and sold a total of 1,062,288. It is currently the best-selling mini-album by a
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  • ...their lead vocalist [[Ameku Minako|Mina]] left the group due to pregnancy and was replaced by [[Maeda Aki (singer)|Aki]]. Mina returned to the group six ...dol|idols]], MAX set themselves apart focusing on high impact choreography and a sexier more adult image.
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  • ...e was one of a possible four images. It peaked #1 on the [[Oricon]] charts and sold 924,902 units in 2003. In 2006, According RIAJ, this album passed the ...versioned. The album contains four remixes, three self-cover versions, and two new songs, leaving only 5 of the 14 tracks in their original, previously-re
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  • ...mostly known as the beginning of the careers of superstars [[Amuro Namie]] and [[MAX]]. ...r students of the [[Okinawa Actors School]]. Makino left in December 1992, and the remaining girls became known as '''SUPER MONKEY'S 4'''.
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  • ...ese. They are renowned for their unique music, a fusion of jazz, rock, pop and R&B, showcasing their versatility. ...March 24, 2002. Yoshida Miwa was discovered by Nishikawa Takahiro after he and Nakamura Masato met. For a short period of time they had a different name,
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  • ...ed by [[Tsunku]], the man behind [[Hello! Project]]. There were originally three members in the group, but the third member, Ken, quit before the unit's off ...ird single "Ottototto Natsu da ze!" was a smash hit outselling their first two singles combined.
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  • ...heir outrageous music videos and live performances, their vocal harmonies, and their widely varied musical styles. The original group was retired in 2004, ...as later added into the group to give the group "an international flavor," and Tsunku made them official. Their debut single, "[[Minimoni Jankenpyon! / Ha
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  • '''Yaguchi Mari''' (矢口真里) is a japanese singer and [[Talento]]. ...pe (まりっぺ), Yagu-chan, Yaguttsuan (やぐっつぁん), Yaguchorina and Oya-bin
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  • ...'' was a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] girl group produced by [[Up-Front Agency]] and part of [[Hello! Project]]. Originally active in 2003, the group is now act ...and five members of Hello! Project Kids. The group released only released two singles. No more releases from the group gave it the status of being a spec
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  • ...ro|USA]] and [[Maki Daisuke|MAKIDAI]] were joined by vocalists [[ATSUSHI]] and [[Kiyokiba Shunsuke|SHUN]] to form EXILE. ...ncer/actor)|AKIRA]], former member of [[RATHER UNIQUE]], joined the group, and later in September [[TAKAHIRO]] also joined to replace SHUN. In March 2009,
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  • ...OUBLEPROMO.jpg|right|300px|thumb|DOUBLE promoting "[[Lips (DOUBLE)|Lips]]" and ''[[Woman (DOUBLE)|WOMAN]]'' (2011)]] ...their debut album ''[[Crystal (DOUBLE)|Crystal]]'' SACHIKO left the group, and TAKAKO continued DOUBLE as a solo project.
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  • ...izawa Toshihiko]]. His idea was to take the top 25 girls of the idol world and form them into one big group. Several of the girls were models for popular ...]] later became members of [[AKB48]] and [[Idoling!!!]], respectively. The two sung together again in the group [[AKBIdoling!!!]].
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  • ...cheek, was chosen by her as a protest to the false media reports that she and Utada are personal rivals. ...re-released the same day as for ''[[A Best 2 -Black-|A BEST 2 -BLACK-]]'' and ''[[A Best 2 -White-|A BEST 2 -WHITE-]]''.
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  • ...ramatic Record]]". She likes to be self-reliant, doing all her own styling and make-up for her photoshoots. In 2003, Ando was featured in an insiders-only live performance, and praise was heaped upon her for the completeness of her works, as well as he
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  • # [[And Then]] ...ain popularity with dance clubs for her series of ''Ayu-mix'' remix albums and singles.
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  • ...bel. She soon continued activity in the band [[Loveless (band)|Loveless]], and in 2012 transition into new group [[THE TEENAGE KISSERS]]. ...University of Education (which is attached to Sapporo Junior High School) and came to Tokyo.
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  • '''JUNE''' is a Korean [[J-R&B]] singer and composer under [[Sony Music Entertainment]]. His debut song, "[[Baby It's Y ...ter being told by his friends that he was bad at singing, he practiced for two years until, finally, during his first year of high school, he was able to
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  • ...ilting keyboard in her performances. This makes it easier for her to dance and stand while playing the keyboard. ...ano lessons at four years of age. Later she took up the violin (at age 10) and the guitar (at age 16) as well.
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  • '''Fayray''' is a Japanese pop singer-songwriter under the label [[R and C]]. ...one and impressive lyrical skill is complemented by the delightfully sweet and occasionally stirring music she composes. Though she regularly turns out su
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  • ...in the final round of the audition. Tsunku's plans were diverted, however, and he ended up giving more attention to five other girls, whom he made into th ...r the name Heike Michiyo. She left Hello! Project in 2002, later releasing three albums on her own as Michiyo.
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  • '''Ishii Rika''' (石井里佳) is a Japanese singer and actress. ...of 2000 under the name "Peachy". She released three singles the following two years, all with a bubblegum-pop sound. A few months after the release of he
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  • ...fth, and seventh) generations of Morning Musume. They released two singles and a concert tour before disbanding.
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  • ...ul album releases, tours and media appearances, she remains an influential and popular artist, bringing a heavily American R&B-influenced sound to Japanes ...t in an Asian female group [[SX4]], she was offered a record deal with BMG and returned to Japan to make her major label debut.
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  • ...pril 12th, 2012, the duo have announced that they would be going on hiatus and would be focusing on their solo activities in the meantime instead. * [2002.11.13] [[It Takes Two / Solid Dream / Move On|It Takes Two / SOLID DREAM / MOVE ON]]
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  • ...r. Through small concerts she happened to catch the eyes of many producers and eventually landed a deal with [[Victor Entertainment Inc.|Speedstar Records ...or her, it was a way to cleanse herself of negative thoughts such as anger and sadness. Often times its be said that Cocco is not very satified with her m
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  • ...the single "[[In Your Eyes|IN YOUR EYES]]". The band was semi-successful, and her record label later decided to produce OLIVIA as a solo artist. ...and composes all of her material. Though OLIVIA was on a hiatus for around two years after the release of ''[[The Lost Lolli]]'', OLIVIA returned in 2006
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  • ...イラミツキ) is a Japanese [[Wikipedia:Electropop|electropop]] singer and lyricist. She was signed to the major record label [[D-topia Entertainment] ...or two years, Aira returned to the music industry as an independent artist and released the digital single [[Lightsaver|LIGHTSAVER]].
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  • ...and moods; ranging from ballads to the catchy and upbeat, and to the heavy and hard-edged punk rock songs. ...e was still featured on the collaborative releases by [[Aoi (Ayabie)|Aoi]] and [[Ryohei (Megamasso)|Ryohei]].
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  • ...was previously a member of [[Hello! Project]] as a fifth generation member and leader of [[Morning Musume]]. ...osing her. She debuted on the single "[[Mr. Moonlight ~Ai no Big Band~]]," and she first appeared on the fourth studio album ''[[4th Ikimasshoi!]]''.
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  • ...in 2003 as a nine member group under the label [[Johnny's Entertainment]] and released their debut single "[[NEWS Nippon]]". ...their official debut was at 8, with [[Moriuchi Takahiro]] leaving the unit and [[Johnny & Associates]] entirely in December 2003. He is currently working
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  • ...ease all but two singles placing within the top 5 [[Oricon]] weekly charts and obtaining the top spot with their twelfth single, "[[Hakanaku mo Towa no Ka ...e names for them. The band's official fanclub is called ''NEO SOUND WAVE'' and its members the ''NEO sound CREW''.
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  • ...tened to such artists as [[MISIA]], [[Utada Hikaru]], and [[Shiina Ringo]] and soon began to like Japanese music. Younha began to dream about debuting as ...r deep desire to debut in Japan, she traveled back and forth between Japan and Korea to record. During this time Younha's Japanese skills improved rapidly
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  • ...b-label on Yamaha Japan Communications in 2003; the label expired in 2012, and he moved to the unBORDE sub-label of Warner Music Japan in 2013. He is mana ...ano at a young age. It was through this that he became interested in music and, as he got older, started dabbling in creating original works. His early in
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  • ...tyles of music, including French pop, bossa nova, lounge, house, synthpop, and electronic house. ...acks were not done by Nakata himself but by professionals hired by Yamaha, and as such it does not contain nearly as much synth or futuristic sounds.
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  • ...members. One of their first live tours included one with the band SAY・S and included all six members. ...on September 21, 1994. Two months later, on November 21, 1994, their debut and self-titled album, ''[[Tokio (album)|Tokio]]'' was released. Their very fir
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  • ...rting with the release of her 1980 single "[[Kaze wa Aki Iro / Eighteen]]" and running through 1988's "[[Tabidachi wa Freesia]]", setting a record for 25 ...o]]'s "[[Kimagure Venus]]", Matsuda would pass the Kyushu region auditions and eventually win the competition later on. Although at first her parents didn
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  • '''Matsumuro Mai''' (松室麻衣) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and lyricist. ...o her by a mutual friend. Starting in October 2010, to June 2012, and each two months, she released one new digital song only available to download for ma
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  • ...nown for her hit songs "[[Real Life Real Heart]]", "[[Ring a Ding Dong]]", and "[[Butterfly (Kimura Kaela)|Butterfly]]". ...e]] band named [[animo]] and went under the alias of "Katie". The band had two of their songs featured on a 2005 compilation album called ''[[...Of Newtyp
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  • ...popular [[Anime|anime]] ''[[Wikipedia:Rurouni Kenshin|Rurouni Kenshin]]'' and ''[[Mobile Suit Gundam SEED]]'' series. He was the first artist to be signe ...1993. In 1995, [[Asakura Daisuke]] signed Nishikawa on the FunHouse label and released a first single "[[Black or White (T.M.Revolution)|BLACK OR WHITE?]
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  • ...ment|Sony Music Associated Records]]. They made their indie debut in 1997, and later signed with [[Universal Music|Universal Music Japan]] in 2003 with th ...l [[Missitsu Neurose]], which also has the bands [[cali=gari|cali≠gari]] and [[LAB. THE BASEMENT]]. MUUC's third demo tape, "[[Tsubasa wo Kudasai (MUCC)
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  • '''SOULHEAD''' is a Japanese urban/R&B duo, made of two sisters, and were under [[Sony Music Entertainment]] label. In 2009, they signed a contr ...tralia and New Zealand to brush up their English and improve their hip hop and rap sound. In 2002 they released their first single, [[Step to the New Worl
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  • .... The last song, "[[What a Feeling|WHAT A FEELING]]" represents the 1980's and features samples from [[Wikipedia:Irene Cara|Irene Cara]]'s "[[Wikipedia:Fl ...ustry Association of Japan]]. It also reached #34 on the [[Global Chart]], and #12 on [[Wikipedia:Hong Kong|Hong Kong]]'s Japanese Chart. The single also
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  • '''Akata Miharu''' (安宅美春) is a guitarist and former member of the band [[KIX-S]]. ...the guitarist, and the composer of the duo. The duo took a hiatus in 1998 and eventually broke up in 2004.
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  • ...ool, 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 1994 to 1997. ...ng she puts to good use in her songs. To date she has released 12 albums, and though her popularity isn't as huge as some other artists in the same genre
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  • ...e single was the least sold of the project behind [[Two Hearts / Wild Soul|Two hearts / WILD SOUL]], with a difference of 1,500 copies.
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  • '''SUGIZO''' (スギゾー) is a musician, producer, and violinist and guitarist for the band [[LUNA SEA]]. ...i-war initiatives, peace, new age spiritualism, preservation of the earth, and more.
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  • ...ed in 2008 under the label [[VAMPROSE]] and consists of [[HYDE]] on vocals and [[KAZ|K.A.Z.]] on lead guitar. ...amed singles, and an as-of-yet unnamed album, to be released in the Spring and Summer of 2010. They've also announced the release of a DVD documenting the
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  • '''MIYAVI''' (雅-miyavi-) is a Japanese singer-songwriter, guitarist and actor, currently signed to [[Universal Music Japan]]. His debut in the musi ...panese descent, younger sister, wife ([[melody.]]), two daughters (Lovelie and Jewelie)
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  • ...[[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer signed to [[Phoenix Records]]. Her real name and age are unknown. Her stage name is derived from the Tahitian word for "blis ...nd serious lyrics (some of which present feelings of loss and recovering), and emphasizes strongly on the melody of her songs as well.
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  • ...departure. He asked Amuro to join as the vocalist for the collective; the two had previous worked together on the [[Komuro Tetsuya]] curriated charity si ...the Fan|WHEN POP HITS THE FAN]]''. Amuro would continue performing hip-hop and R&B for a large portion of her career; ''[[Style (Amuro Namie)|STYLE]]'' up
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  • ...the East'') (also known as '''Dong Bang Shin Ki''' (동방신기) in Korea and '''Tohoshinki''' (東方神起) in Japan, or by the acronyms TVXQ, DBSK, TV ...M Entertainment]] label with the single "[[Hug (Dong Bang Shin Ki)|Hug]]", and in April, 2005 in Japan under [[rhythm zone]] label with the single "[[Stay
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  • ...d [[Kitano Masato]], with the latter two taking charge of the songwriting, and was produced by [[Igarashi Mitsuru]]. ...one to watch for. The band has uplifting songs as well as strong ballads, and having a keyboardist instead of a bassist or drummer, as is typical in othe
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  • ...]]. In November 2011 she married her boyfriend of approximately two years, and a day later she announced that she would retire from show business. ...[[Photobook|photobooks]]. Abe also appeared in a few TV [[dorama|dramas]] and movies.
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  • ...[[Keitaimo]], and they released the singles "[[Girl Friday|GIRL FRIDAY]]" and "[[Sensation|SENSATION]]" under the indies label [[CAPTAIN HOUSE]]. ...th the major label [[DefSTAR]], sub-label of [[Sony Music Entertainment]], and they made their major debut one moth later with the release of the mini-alb
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  • '''Ruppina+''' (formerly known as '''Ruppina''' and '''Mai''' (舞)) is a [[:Category:J-Tek|Japanese techno]] [[J-Pop|pop]] sin ...mentary school she was part of '''Ishikari Kurenai Taiko''', a drum group, and '''Ishikari Ryuusei Umi''', a soran (traditional Japanese dance) dance grou
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  • ...e once again switched labels to [[Warner Bros. (Japan)|Warner Home Video]] and released her 24th single "[[Vivid Telepathy]]". ...ght|280px|thumb|Tamaki Nami with [[Kwangsoo|KWANGSOO]], [[Jihyuk|JIHYUK]], and [[Geonil|GEONIL]] (from [[Supernova (group)|Choshinsei]]) promoting "[[Miss
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  • ...nd, TRAPNEST. This single would debut at #2 on the [[Oricon]] weekly chart and eventually sell over 400,000 copies. Ito is also widely known for her third ...anese and her mother is Korean. She speaks English as her native language, and Japanese as a second language. She can also write fluently in [[Wikipedia:K
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  • ...e]] and the unit [[Chun Sang Ji Hee Dana & Sunday]]. She has also released two singles in Japan as a solo artist. ...God Knows" music video later that year. She began living in Japan in 2002 and training for her debut.
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  • ...[Anime|anime]] ''[[Hachimitsu to Clover]]'', "[[Waltz (Suneohair)|Waltz]]" and "[[Split]]". ...ainment]] sub-label [[Sony Music Entertainment#EPIC Records|EPIC Records]] and debuted as a major act with his third single "[[Ivory (Suneohair)|Ivory]]"
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  • ...treasuretwo.png|thumb|260px|Tackey & Tsubasa promoting ''[[TRIP & TREASURE TWO]]'' (2015)]] ...n 2003. They became more successful with the singles "[[Yume Monogatari]]" and "[[Venus (Tackey & Tsubasa)|Venus]]".
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  • ...you". She's good friends of [[Aoi Sora]], [[hiroko (mihimaru GT)|hiroko]] and [[YU-A]]. * '''Favorite Things:''' Jellyfish, fruits, vegetables, pickles, and [[Wikipedia:Elmo|Elmo]]
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  • ...currently signed to [[Epic Records Japan]]. He is a self-trained musician, and performs in the difficult ''shima-uta'' (island-song) style of his hometown ...instream pop, his vocals have an undoubtedly traditional Japanese flavour, and his inspiration still comes from his traditional roots.
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  • ...oshaburi]] (どなる、でんわ、どしゃぶり; ''Shouted, Telephone, and Downpour'') ...ERCAR]]. The album was released following two singles: "[[Koi no Kemuri]]" and "[[Ren'ai Spirits]]". The album also contains a newly arragned version of "
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  • ...a major spike in popularity when "DEPARTURES" sold over two million copies and helped launched the group into stardom. ...leased their first remix album, ''[[First Reproducts|FIRST REPRODUCTS]]'', and their first best hits album, ''[[Cruise Record 1995-2000|CRUISE RECORD 1995
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  • ...esung''' (대성) (also known as '''D-Lite''' in Japan) is a Korean singer and actor. He is a member of [[YG Entertainment]] group [[BIGBANG]]. ...his voice talent and personality he was selected third after [[G-Dragon]] and [[Taeyang]].
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  • ...first single since "[[No Way to Say|No way to say]]" to feature more than two alternate versions or remixes of any tracks. ...e first pressing of the singles feature this illustration on the actual CD and the DVD itself.
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  • ...th, 2010 live at Shibuya-AX, while limited edition B comes with the [[PV]] and live performance of "[[Take-Off|Take-off]]". The regular edition comes with
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  • ...ategory:J-Pop|pop]]-[[:Category:J-Rock|rock]] duo that formed in 1999 as a three-piece band. They made their major debut in March 2006 with [[Sony Music Ent ...versity entrance exams. Their reformation occurred in March 2002 after the two had gone through their university classes.
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  • ...ment]]. They are managed by producer [[Wikipedia:Lee Soo-man|Lee Soo Man]] and were the largest group under SM Entertainment for almost 7 years. They debu ...across Asia and they have held concerts in such places as Taiwan, Thailand and Japan.
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  • ...d to turn rap music into a mixture of reggae, rap, rap-rock, punk, Spanish and R&B influences. ...ly of da valley]]'' and did nearly as well. It contained a somewhat harder and powerful sound.
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  • ...d [[Masuda Takahisa]] as main vocalists and [[Koyama Keiichiro]] as leader and spokesperson, Kato took the role of advisor who keeps a level head. ...role. His short story collection “Kasa wo motanai aritachi wa”(Of ants and umbrellas) inspired the drama of the same name.
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  • ...egular edition. The mini-album reached #47 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and charted for 5 weeks.
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  • ...ck in 2010 under a new label, [[Tailruns Media]]. In 2011 [[Shin Yeon Ah]] and [[Park Min Hye]] formed the sub-group [[Big Mama Soul]]. In December 2012 i ...ive vocal talents. The group's debut album was well received by music fans and topped music charts.
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  • ...ere discovered by a former member of the Korean [[K-R&B]] group [[Solid]], and then brought to Korea where they released their first single "[[Day By Day *[2002.03.12] [[Kim Hyun Chul]] - [[... And Kim Hyun Chul]]'' (#12 Is It Love (Feat.''' As One'''))''
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  • ...ke! Girls|Cagayake! GIRLS]]" landed at #4. Following the success of their two first singles, the group released their third single, "[[Fuwa Fuwa Time]]" *[2009.05.20] [[Fuwa Fuwa Time]] (ふわふわ時間(タイム); ''Light and Fluffy Time'')
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  • ...the album ''[[Let's Go!!!]]'' reaching #7 at the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and making them known as "The Popular Instrumental Musicians!" [[Category:Two-Member Bands]]
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  • ...(first press only). It reached #1 on the [[Oricon]] and charted for twenty-two weeks. It was the #47 best selling album of 2008.
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  • ...] when she was 13 years old. Her voice is known for being extremely strong and mature, sounding much like an [[Enka]] singer or an opera singer. Hayashi a * '''Family:''' Father, mother, two older sisters and one younger brother
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  • ...ith the major label [[Sony Music Entertainment#EPIC Records|EPIC Records]] and is managed by [http://www.office-augusta.com/ Office Augusta]. ...t another Amami folk song cover album. It was released in December of 1996 and was called ''[[Shima Kyora Umui|Shima・Kyora・Umui]]''. This was her firs
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  • ...oke up in March of 2006 after all members but [[Lee Hee Jin]], [[Kim E-Z]] and [[Kan Mi Youn]] left to pursue other activities. ...er [[Jung Hyun Jun]], rapper [[Jung Shi Woon]], [[Cha Yumi]], [[Kim E-Z]], and [[Lee Hee Jin]].
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  • ...15th single (tenth major label single) released by [[Hayashibara Megumi]], and it is her eighth character single. The single is the first of five singles ...#77 on the weekly [[Oricon]] chart, and stayed on the chart for a total of two weeks. It sold 9,150 copies in total.
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  • ...bers are [[RYO-Z]], [[ILMARI]], [[PES]] & [[SU]] who serve as vocals (MCs) and [[FUMIYA]] who serves as DJ. ...P''' ES<br />'''RIP SLYME'''<br /> SU & DJ FUMIYA were members added later and therefore are not included in the title.
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  • ...roject]] futsal team predominantly made up of members of [[Berryz Koubou]] and [[C-ute]]. ...s Festival]] Gatas Youth split up into two smaller teams (Orange and Blue) and played each other.
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  • ...http://wiki.d-addicts.com/Chotto_Matte_Kami-sama "Chotto Matte, Kamisama"] and [http://wiki.d-addicts.com/Atsu-hime "Atsuhime"]. She married fellow actor ...brother/actor [http://asianmediawiki.com/Masaru_Miyazaki Miyazaki Masaru] and Husband/actor [[Wikipedia:Sosuke Takaoka|Takaoka Sousuke]]
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  • ...Ashita (Hirahara Ayaka)|Ashita]]" (dorama [[Yasashii Jikan]]'s theme song) and "[[Chikai (Hirahara Ayaka)|Chikai]]" (the NHK broadcast of the [[Wikipedia: ...(平原勉) is a trumpet player. Hirahara started ballet when she was six, and also started learning alt sax when she was 13. During her middle-school day
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  • ...8's 11th single. It was released in two versions: a regular CD+DVD edition and a theater CD only edition.
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  • ...(石川梨華) is a fourth generation former member of [[Morning Musume]] and the leader of the [[Hello! Project]] group [[v-u-den]]. ...izawa Hitomi]], [[Tsuji Nozomi]], and [[Kago Ai]]. Almost immediately, she and Kago were put into the subgroup [[Tanpopo]] to replace [[Ishiguro Aya]], wh
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  • ...th major single. It was released in two versions: a limited CD+DVD edition and a regular CD Only edition.
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  • ...) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer, [[Anime|anime]] [[Seiyuu|seiyuu]], and [[:Category:J-Actress|actress]] who has had roles in several anime, includi ...her voice-acting debut with the anime ''[[Otogi Story Tenshi no Shippo]]'' three years later, but began to concentrate more on being a part of the U-15 idol
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  • ...bum features a regular CD case. The album reached #10 on [[Oricon]] charts and charted for 5 weeks.
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  • ...owns and advancing its new songs from the single [[Here We Go|HERE WE GO]] and their second album ''[[Tomorrow Today|TOMORROW TODAY]]''. The final concert In January 2003, they released ''[[Tomorrow Today|TOMORROW TODAY]]'' and a new live tour. Due to differences about the direction of their careers, t
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  • '''Kikkawa You''' (吉川友) is a Japanese idol singer and actress under [[Universal Japan]], managed by [[Up-Front Agency]]. ...ed for [[Morning Musume]] during the [[Morning Musume Happy 8ki Audition]] and lost to member [[Mitsui Aika]]. She was added to [[Hello! Pro Egg]] in 2007
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  • ...Toma because it was easier to say. He used to be called Toma by his family and friends. His junior in the agency used to call him Toma-san that morphed to * '''Family:''' Mother, father, younger brother (Ryuusei), and a pet dog named JAM
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  • ...MARI''' is one of the founding members of the five man group [[RIP SLYME]] and part of the [[FUNKY GRAMMAR UNIT]]. ...r photobook [[RIP STYLE]]. They as well held several concerts in Helsinki, and one in Rovaniemi.
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  • ...r [[SM Entertainment]]. The group' name stands for the first letter of all three singers' names: '''S'''ea (Bada), '''E'''ugene, '''S'''hoo. ...late 90's. They were one of the very first Korean groups to debut in Japan and other foreign countries.
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  • ...is a [[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 k ...single "[[Going 2 Dance / Open Your Mind|GOING 2 DANCE / OPEN YOUR MIND]] and the album [[trf ~This is the Truth~|trf ~THIS IS THE TRUTH~]], released sim
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  • ...Van Tomiko)|Flower]]". In 2008, [[Do As Infinity]] announced their revival and since then Van Tomiko put an "hiatus" in her solo career. She got married i ...r at a local club. In May 1999 she auditioned for [[Dai Nagao]] and within two days recorded her first song with [[Do As Infinity]].
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  • ...vex trax]] label. Debuting in 1995, the group has released over 40 singles and 13 albums. Originally a group with a Eurobeat sound, they have progressed i ...ll World Cup Relay. Their debut was announced at Roppongi's Velfarre disco and they were quickly picked up by [[avex trax]], a move that would influence t
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  • ...Century]] and [[20th Century]] with the two subunits, '''Hey! Say! BEST''' and '''Hey! Say! 7''', where BEST stands for '''B'''oys '''E'''xcellent '''S''' ...ew group draws most of its members from popular junior units [[Ya-Ya-yah]] and [[J.J. Express]]. Their debut single was released on November 14th, 2007, t
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  • *'''Favourite Subject:''' Health Class (knowing about your body and daily things is important) ...only appeared with [[Ya-Ya-yah]], he was added as an official member after two other members left. Along with [[Yabu Kota]], he often held the spotlight w
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  • ...Johnny added another member, Ohkura Tadayoshi, to match the channel number and their unit was than called as Kanjani8 (関ジャニ8). Shortly after their ...ts. At this time, the numerical "8" in their name was turned onto its side and made into an infinity symbol (∞).
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  • ...or Double You) was a [[Hello! Project]] duo consisting of [[Tsuji Nozomi]] and [[Kago Ai]]. It has been disbanded since Kago's contract was terminated. In ...at a Hello! Project 2004 Winter concert and consisted of [[Tsuji Nozomi]] and [[Kago Ai]] who both graduated from [[Morning Musume]] on August 1, 2004.
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  • : Arrangement and Programming: [[AKIRA]] ...f "Asu wa Date na no ni, Ima Sugu Koe ga Kikitai" to be found in S/mileage and [[Hello! Project]]'s discography. These versions are:
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  • ...'INORAN' came into existance when he was in baseball game; He hit the ball and a fan kept shouting "INO! RUN!!" which sound "INORAN". INORAN is [[Wikipedi * '''Hobbies:''' Sleeping, watching F1 Racing, and travelling
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  • [[Image:TWO-MIX.jpg|right|250px|thumb|TWO-MIX]] ...well known for having produced songs for a wide variety of [[Anime|anime]] and television shows in Japan.
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  • ...edia:ITunes|iTunes]]. The album reached #1 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and charted for 93 weeks. As it sold 477,263 copies in 2009, it was the 9th bes
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  • # [[Uso to Romance]] (嘘とロマンス; ''Lies and Romance'') # [[Ai to Kansha]] (愛と感謝; ''Love and Gratitude'')
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  • ...was later performed as a duet with [[Wikipedia:Greg Lee (actor)|Greg Lee]] and placed on Hayashibara's sixth studio album, ''[[Enfleurage]]'' (along with ...reached #42 on the [[Oricon]] chart and stayed on the chart for a total of two weeks. This single sold 15,320 copies in total.
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  • [[Image:REACHEHMCPROMO.jpg|thumb|400px||HIGH and MIGHTY COLOR promoting "[[Reache|Re:ache]]" (2010)]] ...o 'Haikara (ハイカラ)' in Japanese. Their debut single, "[[Pride (HIGH and MIGHTY COLOR)|PRIDE]]", reached #2 on [[Oricon]] charts. On May 18th, the g
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  • ...ck to '''Miz'''. Her biggest hits in Japan are "[[New Day (Miz)|New Day]]" and "[[In the Sky|In The Sky]]", the theme song for the [[Wikipedia:Square Enix ...9, Mizrock entered the nation-wide beauty contest "'99 Princess Audition", and was the grand winner out of the 3,200 entrants. Due to this, in mid-1999 sh
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  • ...roup. The bassist, [[Satou Masatoshi]] is the main composer for the group, and is always experimenting with new types of music. Even though their music ca ...e vocals and became the leader of the group. They continued playing lives, and released another demo tape. Ooki earned his pharmacist license, letting the
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  • ...T]]). The duo acquired [[Shouta (ALvino)|Shouta]] (ex-[[NIOI]]) for vocals and later released their debut single "[[Snow Line|snow line]]" on December 13t Before KOJI and Jun asked Shouta to join the band, in 2005 they had asked [[Kaya]] (ex-[[Sc
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  • ...の深い愛と; ''With a Cutter in My Right Hand, a Drug in My Left Hand, and Deep Love on My Ring Finger'') ...The album reached #56 on the major [[Oricon]] chart, where it charted for two weeks.
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  • ...ble]]''. MOON KANA publishes her music on her own indies label ichigo-SHA, and is also known for her widely different look for each release. ...When she was sixteen she held her first live solo concert; from there took two years for her talent to be recognized.
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  • ...cals have made them very popular in [[Japan]] as well as the rest of Asia, and even North America. They are under the [[Victor Entertainment]] label. ..."[[Lady Madonna]]"; at present, they have four albums, ten singles, and a two DVDs to their name, with another album slated for release in 2006.
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  • ...e first of eight full-length original albums that found LUNA SEA notoriety and stardom. ...ly guitarist and drummer from the band [[Pinocchio]], the two joined [[J]] and [[INORAN]], because, at the time, they preferred taking action for music ra
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  • ...[[:Category:J-Rock|rock]]-[[:Category:J-Metal|metal]] band, formed in 1997 and went major in 1999 when they signed to [[Sony Music Entertainment|FIREWALL ...re usually credited with their first or stage name, the names of Kyo (京) and Kaoru (薫) usually being written in kanji. While there has been speculatio
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  • ...ular CD Only edition. The album reached #5 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and charted for 23 weeks, selling 60,034 copies.
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  • ...performances have been compared to [[Wikipedia:Celine Dion|Céline Dion]] and [[Wikipedia:*NSYNC|*NSYNC]], among others. ...members, though focuses heavily on (and is named after) the main guitarist and vocalist Nakanomori Ayako. She was originally awarded the runner up prize f
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  • ...their teen years in the Tokyo suburbs and in high school, Sakurai, Tahara, and Nakagawa met. ...that they didn't have. They passed auditions at the livehouse, "La Mama", and they became entitled to play there.
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  • ...mpromo.jpg|thumb|550px|GLAY promoting ''[[Justice (GLAY album)|JUSTICE]]'' and ''[[Guilty (GLAY album)|GUILTY]]'' (2013)]] ...e". GLAY has not been afraid to experiment with different styles of music, and with songs ranging from gospel to pure rock.
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  • ...d in 2006 January they became a five-member band when [[HICO|HICO]] joined and took over second guitar for Yuuki. February 1st, 2006 HICO and YOU sadly announced that they are leaving the band. The band's activity cea
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  • ...]]. After the band disbanded in 2005, Furukawa embarked onto a solo career and signed with [[BMG Japan]]. ...ording and were soon offered a record deal by [[Sony Music Entertainment]] and signed under their [[Ki/oon Records]] sub-label.<ref>[http://www.furukawami
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  • ...and [[TAKE (FLOW)|TAKE]] brothers. In 1998 [[KEIGO]] and [[GOT'S]] joined and [[IWASAKI]] become a member of FLOW in 2000 completing the current band. ...] 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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  • ..., [[Jazz|jazz]], [[Funk|funk]], and [[Hip-hop|hip-hop]]. His musical style and unique voice has won scores of fans all across Asia (his 4th album ''[[Gain * [2013.02.20] [[Furuuchi Toko]] - [[and then... ~20th anniversary BEST~]] (Disc 1 #2 ''Sayonara Restaurant'' feat.
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  • '''The FLARE''' was a [[J-Rock|J-rock]] project consisting of two members under [[Universal Music]]. ...'[[Truth (SUGIZO)|TRUTH?]]''. At the time, YUNA was still just a teenager, and it was by a twist of fate that he came upon meeting SUGIZO through a mutual
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  • '''Uehara Nami''' (上原奈美) is a Japanese model and former singer currently under [[SEED FACTORY]] agency. ...igh school girl's clothing brand. As she graduated from Junior High school and headed to High school, so did Uehara in the modeling world when she began t
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  • ...single released by [[ROMANS]]. The single reached #10 on the Oricon charts and sold 25,749 copies. ...two recorded versions of "SEXY NIGHT ~Wasurerarenai Kare~" found in ROMANS and [[Hello! Project]]'s discography. These versions are:
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  • ...of [[Hello! Project]] with the other girls of [[Coconuts Musume]] in 1999 and was the group's only member for the four years prior to her retirement from ...School]], located on [[Rokko Island]] in Kobe, and is bilingual in English and Japanese. At age 14, when her parents separated, she moved to [http://www.w
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  • A member of [[Doll's Vox]] and gravure idol. ...her career progressed she was frequently featured in mainstream magazines and found herself making appearances at events in the company of fellow idols s
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  • ...akazawa Yuko''' is one of the five original members of [[Morning Musume]], and was one of the oldest members of [[Hello! Project]]. She (along with [[Hei * '''Nicknames:''' Yuu-chan, "Big Sis", Misoji ''(Three Decades Old)''
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  • ...orning Musume Otome Gumi''' (モーニング娘。おとめ組) was one of two splinter groups Morning Musume was split into in 2003. ...image. Otomegumi showed the image of youth, where the members sang upbeat and fast-paced songs. Both groups became inactive after 2004.
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  • ...also '''Petit Moni''', or '''Pucchi Moni''') is a [[Hello! Project]] group and was the second subgroup formed from the [[Morning Musume]] lineup. The grou ...irst generation members of Petitmoni were [[Yasuda Kei]], [[Ichii Sayaka]] and [[Goto Maki]]. They went on to release their first single, "[[Chokotto Love
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  • ...ummer of 2001, after their third single, Oki left to pursue a solo career, and [[Arai Saki]] joined to replace her in August 2001. ...r major debut single. On every cover, the band name is written in Japanese and English. But on this single it is written only in Japanese. They also switc
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  • [[Image:Taiyouandciscomoon_2009.jpg|right|400px|thumb|Taiyou and Ciscomoon (2000)]] ...how [[ASAYAN]] in their San Francisco auditions. They released six singles and an album that year. Kominato left the group before their sixth single, but
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  • * '''Special skills:''' Playing electronic organ and saxophone ...r album and three more singles before [[Fukuda Asuka]] decided to graduate and Kei was given almost all of Asuka's lines in future performances of the ear
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  • ...tress, and semi-professional athlete. She is best known as a former member and leader of the idol group [[Morning Musume]]. She graduated from the group o ...er of [[Morning Musume]], along with [[Ishikawa Rika]], [[Tsuji Nozomi]], and [[Kago Ai]]. She was selected from the third round of Morning Musume auditi
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  • ...random of six jacket-sized cards. The single reached #20 on Oricon charts, and charted for 2 weeks.
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  • ...ning Musume and [[Hello! Project]] on July 23, 2006, to pursue her studies and enter a university. ...n to graduate from H!P and then rejoin as a member. In 2011 she left again and became an announcer for [[TV Tokyo]].
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  • ...g with fellow fifth generation members [[Takahashi Ai]], [[Niigaki Risa]], and [[Konno Asami]]. ...e her debut appearance on the single "[[Mr. Moonlight ~Ai no Big Band~]]," and first appeared on the fourth studio album, ''[[4th Ikimasshoi!]]''.
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  • ...nt project of [[Aiji]] (ex-[[PIERROT]]). It consists of [[Aiji]] on guitar and [[maya]], who used to be known as Maayatan, [[Miyavi|雅-miyavi-]]'s ex-sup ...PV to go with it. A lot of their songs also contains genres such as Techno and Electronic. </div>
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  • '''Inoue Marina''' (井上麻里奈) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] artist and popular [[Seiyuu|seiyuu]] who debuted in 2004. * Has a brother two years older than her with the same birthday.
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  • ...of the [[Hello! Project]] group [[v-u-den]], along with [[Ishikawa Rika]] and [[Miyoshi Erika]]. * '''Hobbies:''' Shopping, manicures, listening to music, and watching movies
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  • ...up [[C-ute|°C-ute]]. On October 31, 2006, she had resigned from the group and H!P without a graduation ceremony to focus on her studies. In 2011, she sig ...les in the group [[Sexy Otonajan]]. On 2006-10-31 she retired from °C-ute and Hello! Project to return to ordinary school life.
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  • ...rist of the Japanese band [[D]]. He also released two solo singles in 2001 and 2006 as well as one mini-album in 2012.
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  • ...e at 14. In 2002, she became the vocalist of the indies band [[Spin Aqua]] and later in 2004 started an acting career, playing ''Shirayuri Ichigo'' in the ...husband 2004-2006), [[Kikuchi Yamato]] (ex husband 2009-2016), Niimura Sky and Kikuchi Simba (sons), daughter Rainbow Wave
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  • ...at a few concerts, and appeared on TV shows such as ''[[Idol wo Sagase]]'' and ''[[Hello! Morning]]''. She also appeared in the movie ''[[Pinch Runner]]'' In 1999, Chigi Rumiko was signed with [[Up-Front Agency]] and began working in [[Hello! Project]]. During this time she went by the name
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  • '''Fukuda Asuka''' (福田明日香) is a member of the band [[PEACE$TONE]], and a former original member of [[Morning Musume]]. Along with [[Abe Natsumi]], ...This makes her the Morning Musume member with the shortest tenure at only two years. She stated the reason she graduated was to focus on her studies, alt
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  • ...ember of [[Morning Musume]] and [[CUBIC-CROSS]], and currently a TV talent and planning to debut as an actress. ...e group in May 1998 with fellow second generation members [[Yaguchi Mari]] and [[Yasuda Kei]]. She [[graduation|graduated]] in May 2000 to continue her ed
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  • ...he spoke no Japanese. As such she appeared only in Coconuts Musume's first two singles. She returned to education on her return to Hawaii. * '''Favorite Music:''' R&B and Hawaiian.
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  • ...r reportedly suprising the judges during the final round of auditions with two other girls when she was the only person to sing [[DANCE & CHANCE]] in Japa ...Haleiwa, Hawaii. She married professional longboard surfer, Kapono Nahina, and together they have a daughter, Kaianna Lehualani Nahina. Lehua is also atte
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  • ...Korea and Japan. She is currently under [[T-Entertainment]] label in Korea and [[Universal Music Japan|UNIVERSAL SIGMA]] in Japan. ...l crisis]]. Her next two albums, ''[[A Second Helping|A SECOND HELPING]]'' and ''[[Naturally (Lena Park)|Naturally]]'' weren't confined to the R&B genre a
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  • '''I WiSH''' was a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] duo formed by [[Kawashima Ai|ai]] and [[Sugawara Naohiro|nao]] under the [[Sony Music Entertainment|SME Records]] ...st notable single is [[Asu e no Tobira]]. It sold more than 752,207 copies and got the sixth place in the yearly [[Oricon]] charts in 2003. The name is de
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  • ...ng of hits the group disbanded in 2005. In 2006 Maiko re-emerged as singer and bass player of the six-piece [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]]/[[J-Rock|rock]] band [[ ...o, [[Saito Mizuho|Mizuho]], [[Okoshi Takayo|Takayo]], [[Nagase Miyu|Miyu]] and [[Nishimura Tomoka|Tomoka]].
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  • '''Okai Chisato''' (岡井千聖) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and idol managed by [[Up-Front Promotion]]. She was formerly part of [[Hello! P '''Okai Chisato''' was originally a member of the [[Hello! Project Kids]] and was added to [[C-ute|°C-ute]] in 2005. She was a member of [[Little Gatas]
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  • ...ou Azusa''' (瀬能あづさ) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer, Actress, and former member of the idol group [[CoCo]]. ...Otomejyuku]]. Later that year, she became a member of the idol group CoCo. Two years later, she started her solo career with her first single, "[[Mou Naka
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  • '''Haha''' (하하) is a Korean singer, actor and entertainer. In August 2012, he announced his wedding date with singer [[By ...' [[wikipedia:Daejin University|Daejin University]] (Department of Theater and Films)
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  • ...rt of [[Hello! Project]]. She was a member of [[Berryz Kobo]], [[Buono!]], and playing manager of [[Country Girls]]. She retired from the entertainment bu ...he gave a statement saying she planned to leave the entertainment industry and pursue a career in early childhood education as a Kindergarten teacher, mak
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  • Toriyama Masaki is a Japanese artist and poet under the [[Dreamusic]] music label. * '''Favorite Phrase:''' "Killing Two Birds with One Stone" (一石二鳥)
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  • ...formerly part of [[Hello! Project]] as the sub-captain of [[Berryz Kobo]] and was a member of the group [[PINK CRES.]] ...rm Berryz Kobo. Since then, she has become one of the group's main singers and often leads in their singles.
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  • ...as a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and idol managed by [[Up-Front Agency]] and part of [[Hello! Project]]. She was a sixth generation member of [[Morning * '''Favorite food:''' Umeboshi and noodles. 1: Pasta, 2: Udon, 3: Ramen, 4: Soba
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  • .... She was formerly part of [[Hello! Project]] as a sixth generation member and leader of [[Morning Musume]]. ..."[[Shabondama]]", was first featured on the ''[[Ai no Dai 6 Kan]]'' album, and made her first concert appearance at the ''[[Morning Musume Concert Tour 20
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  • ...y school and junior high school duo unit, made up of [[Shimura Rena|Rena]] and [[Haruka (Kigurumi)|Haruka]]. ...ng was so popular that the duo debuted under [[Victor Entertainment Inc.]] and released it as a single. The single was a major success, reaching #2 on the
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  • '''Miyoshi Erika''' (三好絵梨香) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and actress. She is a former member of the [[Hello! Project]] group [[v-u-den]] * '''Least Favorite Food:''' Sea urchin roe and salmon roe
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  • '''ONE OK ROCK''' is a [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] band signed to [[A-Sketch]] and managed by [[AMUSE]]. The origin of the group's name is from the time they ...In March 2007, [[Tomoya (ONE OK ROCK)|Tomoya]] officially joined the group and the five-person band made their major debut by releasing their first single
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  • ...lack]]" taken from a [[Wikipedia:The Rolling Stones|Rolling Stones]] song, and a sample for "[[Never Let Go (Utada Hikaru)|Never Let Go]]", taken from a s ...ritten lyrics (printed), promotional item(s), a LUV LIVE ticket (replica), and a backstage pass (replica). Serial numbered deluxe packaging.
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  • ...tegory:J-Folk|Japanese folk]]-[[:Category:J-Pop|pop]] band formed in 1998, and debuted in 1999 as an indies artist. In 2001 they signed up to [[Warner Mus ...ipedia:Portmanteau|Portmanteau]] between their family names; '''Kobu'''chi and '''Kuro'''da.
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  • ...riters for the famous rock band [[JUDY AND MARY]]. Along with [[YUKI]] the two penned many lyrics for the band under the name "Tack & Yukky". After the ba ...friend's was selling his guitar for ¥15,000, so TAKUYA decided to buy it and become a guitarist instead. <ref name="Jrawk">[http://www.jrawk.com/Content
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  • * Directors: [[Fukasaku Kinji|Fukasaku Kinji]] and [[Fukasaku Kenta|Fukasaku Kenta]] ...yuki]], [[Fukasaku Kenta|Fukasaku Kenta]], [[Kataoka Kimio|Kataoka Kimio]] and [[Kawase Hikaru|Kawase Hikaru]]
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  • ...fun-filled experimental sound mixing together punk, piano ballads, synths, and upbeat pop-rock songs. ...contained newcomer vocalist [[INZARGI]], former [[Dari]] bassist [[Gou]], and former Ayabie rodie [[Yuta]]. They also had [[Leo]], who was their live sup
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  • : Eastern Asia, island chain between the North Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Japan, east of the Korean Peninsula ...Daito-shoto, Minami-jima, Okino-tori-shima, Ryukyu Islands (Nansei-shoto), and Volcano Islands (Kazan-retto)
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  • ...film titled ''[[Kizuna Drama]]''. The single reached #36 on Oricon charts, and charted for 4 weeks.
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  • '''Ohno Satoshi''' is a member and the official leader of the [[Johnny's Entertainment]] group [[ARASHI]]. Whi ...d to choose a leader. Ohno won a game of Jan Ken Pon (Rock Paper Scissors) and became the leader of the group. He was very hesitant at the time to take th
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  • ...ul (DOUBLE)|Wonderful]]. It was released in two version: a regular edition and a limited edition with DVD. It reached #7 on the [[Oricon]] charts and charted for ten weeks.
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  • ...fourth single, "[[Mune ga Dokidoki]]", and the single after were the first two singles to break the top ten on the [[Oricon]] charts. Before year was up, * [[Koumoto Hiroto]] (甲本ヒロト; Guitar and Vocals)
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  • ...DVD, ''[[Shiina Hekiru Tour '02-'03 ~Believe~2003.1.1 @ Nipon Budoukan]]'' and a CD only regular edition. This is Shiina's second album to be produced by ...eached #21 on the [[Oricon]] chart, and stayed on the chart for a total of three weeks. In all, the album sold a total of 18,254 copies.
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  • ...Taiyou ni Tsutsumarete]] (愛と太陽に包まれて; ''Enveloped by Love and the Sun'') ...ks, selling 82,200 copies. The Event V was sold only during launch events, and therefore did not chart on the Oricon charts.
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  • '''Drunken Tiger''' (드렁큰타이거) is a Korean hip-hop artist, lyricist and record producer, known as '''Tiger JK'''. ...d with [[Movement]] crew. In 2013 Tiger JK joined his wife [[Yoon Mi Rae]] and [[Bizzy]] to form the special group [[MFBTY]].
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  • ...of the single's launch events. The single reached #2 on the Oricon charts and charted for five weeks, selling 50,812 copies. This is the first Morning Musume single to feature [[Li Chun|Junjun]] and [[Qian Lin|Linlin]].
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  • # [[Densha no Futari]] (電車の二人; ''The Two in the Train'') <small>- Abe Natsumi, Ishikawa Rika, Yoshizawa Hitomi, Kago ...ng Musume's fourth studio album. The album reached #1 on the Oricon charts and charted for eight weeks, selling 515,440 copies.
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  • ...tarigoto [[DVD|DVDs]] were released by [[zetima]] on 2005-03-24. The third and fourth volumes where released on 2005-04-27. ...and You)), but with episode 66 this was changed to "~a close friend~" and two or more Hello! Project members were featured.
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  • ...ditions of the CD+DVD versions comes with posters of the respective cover, and an extra-long vertical casing. The regular packaging is the same as normal ...asaki Ayumi)|BLUE BIRD]]". This single reached #1 on the [[Oricon]] charts and charted for 15 weeks. It sold 193,016 copies, becoming the #33 best-selling
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  • ...r SRPM-70201 by Sony Music Entertainment. The game is a single player game and is controlled via the Playstation 2 Dual Shock 2. The save file for this ga ...e). This game was also developed as a technological demo for various image and video processes, including Sony's FourthVIEW technology, which uses 8 camer
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  • ...someday.bz/profile/shinoda/index.html SOMEDAY]. She was an original member and former captain of [[AKB48]]'s [[Team A]]. ...mer's feedback she was able to join the group before the second generation and is the only member referred to as generation 1.5.
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  • '''Takahashi Minami''' (高橋みなみ) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and [[Idol]] managed by [[Production Ogi]]. She is a former member of [[AKB48]] .... During the AKB48 team shuffle in 2012, [[Shinoda Mariko]] became captain and Takahashi was appointed as the general manager (総監督; ''soukantoku'')
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  • '''Tatsurou''' (逹瑯) is the vocalist and lyricist of the band [[MUCC]]. * '''Family:''' Father and mother who are both hair beauty artists and two older brothers.
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  • ...u's ninth album. It was released in two versions: a limited CD+DVD edition and a regular CD only edition. WONDERFUL WORLD was the #68 album of 2008.
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  • ...er and actress and was a member of the girl groups [[Dream (group)|Dream]] and [[E-Girls (Japanese group)|E-girls]]. She was a member of Dream since 2002. * [[One Two Three]]
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  • ...ction Ogi]]. She was the captain of [[HKT48]] [[HKT48 Team KIV|Team KIV]], and was previously a full-time member of [[AKB48]]. ==HKT48 and AKB48 Song Participation==
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  • ...ding theme for the [[TBS]] variety show ''[[Rank Oukoku]]'' during October and November 2006.
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  • ...single reached #7 on the weekly [[Oricon]] charts, charted for five weeks and sold 21,989 copies. ...iginated by Team A]]. It is a unit number performed in "Dareka no Tame ni" and is performed by all members in "Tadaima Ren'aichuu".
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  • ...n. This single reached #8 on the [[Oricon]] charts, charted for four weeks and sold 22,671 copies.
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  • ...s. This single reached #6 on the [[Oricon]] charts, charted for five weeks and sold 25,611 copies.
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  • ...song cover album ''[[Masami Kobushi]]''. The song was placed as track #6, and was not the song by Hayashibara she covered. The single reached #7 on the weekly [[Oricon]] chart, and stayed on the chart for a total of seven weeks. It sold 139,120 copies in t
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  • ...009.jpg|thumb|270px|Matsutoya Yumi promoting ''[[And I Will Dream Again...|AND I WILL DREAM AGAIN...]]'' (2009)]] ...ya Yumi''' (松任谷由実) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer-songwriter and producer currently signed with [[EMI Music Japan]]. She debuted in 1972 wit
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  • ...s. This single reached #29 on the [[Oricon]] charts, charted for two weeks and sold 5,182 copies in the first week.
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  • ...obook and regular edition. This album reached #99 on the [[Oricon]] charts and charted for one week, selling 2,383 copies.
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  • ...verall). The single was released in two versions: a limited CD+DVD edition and a regular CD only edition. The title track was used as the second opening t
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  • ...ock|rock]] singer under [[Heart-Voice Records]]. She writes her own lyrics and composes her own music. Her style can be described as "piano-pop/rock". Hos ...d and considers the piano her friend. Her parents are both school teachers and were important to her development as a musician. Hoshimura's mother wanted
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  • ...t known as ''Orange''. Though, soon after Komuro himself entered the group and renamed it [[globe]]. ...olo Tour 200~On the Way to You~|KEIKO solo tour 2000 ~on the way to YOU~]] and [[Blooming Tour 2000|blooming tour 2000]]".
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  • ..."[[Hakanaku mo Towa no Kanashi]] (儚くも永久のカナシ; ''Fleeting and Everlasting Sorrow'')" #Creditless [[Anime|anime]] openings and endings
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  • ...リスマスと冬のうた集; ''The Popular Children's Songs 1 Christmas and Winter Song Collection'') ...ops series]]. It is a collection of popular children's songs for Christmas and winter.
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  • ...roup from [[Nagoya]], [[Japan]]. They have released two albums previously, and in February 2007 they had a rise in popularity when their single "[[Hero's
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  • ...ase of "[[Konya wa Boogie Back]]" in 2009, which reached 700,000 downloads and topped out at #4 on the [[Oricon]] rankings. ...nd Yukari (nicknamed ''Yucali''). The group's name is a combination of the two members' names:
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  • .... Common themes in her lyrics include motherhood, innocence, love, beauty, and cheerfulness. ...first song was one called "Sayonara" which she composed at the age of six) and played keyboard in a band from her second year of high school. By the time
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  • # [[A One Two|A ONE TWO]] (ア ONE TWO) ...ased by [[HALCALI]]. The single peaked #10 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and charted for 8 weeks, selling 41,267 copies.
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  • ...DVD. The single peaked #82 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and charted for two weeks.
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  • ...ingle reached #48 on the [[Oricon]] charts, where it charted for six weeks and sold 5,000 copies.
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  • ...s and charted for 5 weeks. This single sold 7,713 units in it's first week and the most recent figures show that it has sold a total of 12,816 units. There are two versions of "m·a·z·e" to be currently found in Koda Kumi's discography.
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  • ...and charted for 4 weeks. This single sold 10,070 units in it's first week and the most recent figures show that it has sold a total of 22,100 units. There are two versions of "love across the ocean" to be currently found in Koda Kumi's di
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  • Many tracks from this box set, including extended versions and instrumentals, are (as of April 2009) still only available on these analogs ...h new sleeves & labels in the box set), the box also contains a phonestrap and a "postcard-style photobook" exclusive to this release.
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  • ...eeks. It is her first top 10 single. The single sold 281,379 units in 2003 and it became the #24 single of the year. There are seven versions of "real Emotion" and five of "1000 no Kotoba" to be currently found in Koda Kumi's discography.
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  • ...on charts and charted for 8 weeks. It sold 11,764 units in it's first week and the most recent figures show that it sold a total of 21,690 units. The [[PV|music video]] for "Chase" was directed by Sunaga Hideaki and produced by Toyomura Keiichi of SEP.
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  • ...n charts and charted for 10 weeks. It sold 28,509 units in it's first week and the most recent figures show that it sold a total of 60,033 units. ...as directed by Tadakoro Takashi of EXFLARE and produced by Takaba Kazuyuki and Shinozuka Masaki of G-gravity Inc.
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  • ...on charts and charted for 8 weeks. It sold 22,693 units in it's first week and the most recent figures show that it sold a total of 48,910 units. The [[PV|music video]] for "hands" was directed by Ippe Morita and produced by Sumitaka Fushimizu. It was choreographed by former backup dance
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  • ...n charts and charted for 22 weeks. It sold 45,303 units in it's first week and the most recent figures show that it sold a total of 125,662 units. There are three versions of "Butterfly" to be currently found in Koda Kumi's discography.
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  • ...f 273,060 units. "Koi no Tsubomi" was the #28 best-selling single of 2006, two below Koda's later single [[Yume no Uta / Futari de...]].
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  • ...ingle since [[Feel (Koda Kumi)|feel]] (which was released in January 2006) and due to its high sales, was the #26 single of 2006. This is [[Koda Kumi]]'s
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  • ...hit #1) and charted for 15 weeks. It sold 108,349 units in it's first week and the most recent figures show that it sold a total of 200,322 units.
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  • # [[Tsuki to Taiyou (Koda Kumi)|Tsuki to Taiyou]] (月と太陽; ''The Moon and the Sun'') ..." goods (only if purchased alongside the "[[Cherry Girl / Unmei]]" single) and a bonus making feature on the [[PV|music video]] DVD.
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  • ....03 this album has sold a total of 1,905,310 copies accoring to [[Oricon]] and 1,976,000 according to [[avex trax]]. ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||colspan="2"|<small>out for two weeks
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  • ...housed in a digipack. The album reached #2 on the weekly [[Oricon]] charts and charted for eight weeks.
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  • ...DVD includes all her music videos. The album reached #19 on Oricon charts, and charted for 6 weeks.
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  • ...irst presses of the album. The single reached #10 on the [[Oricon]] charts and charted for four weeks, selling 54,000 copies.
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  • ...istance Relay Race. The single reached #16 on the weekly [[Oricon]] charts and charted for six weeks, selling around 21,000 copies.
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  • ...am ''[[Hiroin Tanjou!]]''. The single reached #19 on the [[Oricon]] charts and charted for seven weeks, selling 17,000 copies.
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  • ...ety show ''[[@Saprii!]]''. The single reached #34 on the [[Oricon]] charts and charted for four weeks, selling around 4,000 copies.
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  • ...ugusu]]''. The single reached #49 on the [[Oricon]] charts and charted for two weeks, selling around 3,000 copies.
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  • ...ommercial. The single reached #46 on the [[Oricon]] charts and charted for two weeks, selling around 4,000 copies.
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  • # [[Don't Start Now|Don't start now (Two Main Guys Mix)]] # [[Don't Start Now|Don't start now (Two Main Guys Mix)]]
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  • ...er first two years in Japan. The album reached #4 on the [[Oricon]] charts and charted for 16 weeks, selling 193,695 copies.
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  • ...1 on the year-end charts. It charted for 18 weeks on the [[Oricon]] charts and sold 348,093 copies in Japan.
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  • ...the song. After hearing the initial recording, she unhappy with the lyrics and decided to re-write them. In 2001, all of her 8cm CD singles were reissue a ...s. The 2001 reissue ranked at #31 on the weekly chart, and only ranked for two weeks.
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  • ...[[Oricon]] charts (her first single in the top ten), charted for ten weeks and sold a total of 181,820 copies. ...extra remix songs. This time around the single reached #29 and charted for two weeks.
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  • .... This single reached #9 on the [[Oricon]] charts, charted for seven weeks and sold a total of 74,440 copies. ...extra remix songs. This time around the single reached #33 and charted for two weeks.
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  • # [[Two of Us (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Two of us]] # [[Two of Us (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Two of us "Original Mix"]]
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  • ...2CD+DVD and also a Photobook, edition. The album compiles all her singles and some album tracks.
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  • ...pies in 1999, becoming the #11 single of the year. It charted for 17 weeks and sold a total of 1,037,950 copies, making it her first single to sell over a ...mature]]' and '[[Fly High (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Fly high]]' vinyls are official and were produced as collector's items that were available only at the shows du
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  • ...opies in 1999, becoming the #3 single of the year. It charted for 18 weeks and sold a total of 1,630,540 copies, making it Hamasaki's highest selling sing ...sequence with monochrome, the blue version begins with too late, the green and real gold versions begin with Trauma, the orange version begins with End ro
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  • ...s in 1999, becoming the #81 single of the year. It charted for three weeks and sold a total of 290,550 copies. ...of "appears" was released as the single-edit, which was primarily composed and mixed by Kikuchi, but this edit did not appear on the final cut of Hamasaki
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  • ...[Tenki Yohou no Koibito]]. This single reached #3 on the [[Oricon]] charts and charted for 17 weeks. It sold 767,660 copies, becoming the #23 single of 20 ...SEASONS]]. Hamasaki has said that the singles are looking at her life from three different angles. The cover art for vogue is a close-up of Hamasaki's face.
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  • ...i under her pen name [[CREA]]. This single reached #1 on [[Oricon]] charts and charted for 18 weeks. It sold 1,319,070 copies, becoming the #2 single of 2 ...CD single and contains the [[PV|music video]], the [[CM]] promoting the CD and the making of.
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  • ...another night~]]" and "BLUE BIRD "Hardground remix"". "Beautiful Fighters" and "Ladies Night ~another night~" were both used in Panasonic commercials whil ...] for "BLUE BIRD" was directed by [[Ishii Takahide]]. It was shot in Guam, and features many of her background dancers.
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  • ...few changes to the tracklist. The first two tracks were specially written and recorded for this release.
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  • # [[Soshite Boku wa Tohou ni Kureru]] (そして僕は途方に暮れる; ''And so I am at a Loss'') / [[Takasugi Satomi]] ; Disc Two
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  • # [[Two of Us (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Two of us "rub delight mix"]] ...mix album. It reached #4 on the Oricon weekly charts, charted for 28 weeks and sold 396,800 copies.
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  • ...translucent lyric insert. This single reached #3 on the [[Oricon]] charts and charted for four weeks. It sold 299,540 copies, becoming the #89 single of ...i]]. 'Boys & Girls', 'appears/immature' and 'Fly high' vinyls are official and were produced as collector's items that were available only at the shows du
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  • # [[Two of Us (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Two of us "HAL's MIX"]] ...ded in the CD's tracklist. This single reached #1 on the [[Oricon]] charts and charted for six weeks. It sold 289,200 copies, becoming the #92 single of 2
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  • ...''. The DVD version was released on the same day as the album ''[[Duty]]'' and the single "[[Surreal|SURREAL]]". The Tokyo performance on July 25th was br ...16 shows and covered 9 different cities. It was performed between April 28 and June 3, 2000.
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  • ...ty, she won [[Oricon]]'s subscriber survey as favorite singer in both 2005 and 2006. .... Through 1997 and early 1998, aiko released a number of indie mini-albums and singles, all of which failed to chart. Fortunately, this persistent young w
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  • # [[Futari no Katachi]] (二人の形; ''Two Peoples' Shape'') ...opies in 2000, becoming the #10 album of the year. It charted for 69 weeks and sold a total of 1,418,114 copies. This is aiko's best selling album.
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  • # [[Futatsu no Hohobana]] (ふたつの頬花; ''Two Cheeks'') ...nger)|aiko]]. It reached #5 on the [[Oricon]] charts, charted for 14 weeks and sold 91,108 copies.
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  • ...o [[EMI Music Japan]] from 2000 onwards, however in 2004 dropped her label and later was switched to [[Universal Music]]. After releasing one single on he * '''Family:''' Parents, two younger brothers, one younger sister
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  • # [[A Horse and a Queen|A Horse and A Queen]] ...s a selection of the best of roughly 20 songs that she composed during her two year hiatus.
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  • ...mbivalence na Ai (青い月とアンビバレンスな愛; ''The Blue Moon And A Ambivalent Love'') ...']. The single reached #36 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and charted for two weeks.
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  • ...our weeks, selling 30,447 units. In its first week it sold 21,979 copies - two thirds of the single's total sales. There are currently two versions of "Sodatsu Zassou" to be found on [[Onitsuka Chihiro]]'s discogra
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  • '''Matsui Jurina''' (松井珠理奈) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and idol. |[[Two Roses|TWO ROSES]]||Kinect<br/>Duet <small>w/ [[Matsui Rena]]</small>
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  • ...Hearts, Citylights and Me Just Thinking Out Loud|Broken hearts, citylights and me just thinking out loud]] ...[[BONNIE PINK]]. It was released in two versions: a limited CD+DVD edition and a regular CD only edition. This is her first album to be available in both
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  • # [[Inu to Tsuki]] (犬と月; 'Dog and the Moon'')'' # [[Evil and Flowers (song)|Evil & Flowers]]
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  • ...t/index.html mu-mo]. The single reached #9 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and charted for 6 weeks.
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  • # [[Love Long and Prosper]] <small>('''m-flo loves [[Wikipedia:Star Trek|STAR TREK]]''')</sma ...nal Gymnasium on 2006.12.17) on the DVD, as well as a special cover jacket and a lottery ticket to be able to reserve a seat for m-flo's "m-flo TOUR 2007
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  • ...her real name ''Asada Kaori'' for the lyrics/composition. Both the A-side and the B-side feature on ''[[Blue Jam]]''. This single did not chart on [[Oric There are three versions of '''Orange''' to be currently found in [[BONNIE PINK]]'s discogr
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  • ...]. This is an album cut from her third album ''[[Evil and Flowers]]''. All three songs on the single were from said album. This single did not chart on [[Or There are two versions of '''Kingyo''' to be currently found in [[BONNIE PINK]]'s discogr
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  • ...the role of Ayano. This single reached #28 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and charted for 10 weeks. There are two versions of '''LOVE IS BUBBLE''' to be currently found in Bonnie Pink's dis
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  • ...ingle reached #5 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and charted for 14 weeks, and is currently [[BONNIE PINK]]'s most successful single. As this single sold ...Every Single Day -Complete BONNIE PINK (1995-2006)-]] as track #14 of disc two. This is the version set to the [[PV]].
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  • : [[HIGH and MIGHTY COLOR]] # [[Tsumi (HIGH and MIGHTY COLOR)|Tsumi]] (罪; '' Sin'')
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  • : [[HIGH and MIGHTY COLOR]] ...0,253 copies. The first press of this single included a sticker. There are two music videos for "Days", one focusing more on the band as a whole, while th
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  • : [[HIGH and MIGHTY COLOR]] ...D only version. The single peaked the #18 position, charted for four weeks and sold a total of 11,422 copies.
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  • ...song "[[Hana (ORANGE RANGE)|Hana]]" which has sold over 1,000,000 copies, and for their second album ''[[musiQ]]'' which was the #1 album of 2005. The gr ...rformances they covered songs by artists such as [[GLAY]], [[Mr.Children]] and [[LUNA SEA]].
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  • ...heme songs to [[Anime|anime series]] such as ''[[BLEACH (anime)|BLEACH]]'' and ''[[NARUTO]]''. ...6. Their song "[[Hana no Ska Dance]]" was used for a [[Pocky]] commercial, and the band members themselves were featured in the advertisement.
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  • ...ureta Mono~]]". At the end of 2003, [[Okoshi Takayo]] graduated from ZONE and was replaced by [[Nishimura Tomoka]], one of the original group of performi ...~Kimi to Boku no Kiseki~|treasure of the heart ~Kimi to Boku no Kiseki~]]" and made a national tour of Japan. A second disbandment was announced in Febru
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  • ...a ni]], and 6th album [[Soul Serenade]], both entered the [[Oricon]] chart and set records for amongst the longest staying records in Oricon history. Thei ...luding Taiwan, Hong Kong, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, China, and Korea.
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  • ...op|pop]] singer best known for singing themes for the [[anime]] [[NARUTO]] and [[Yakitate!! Japan|Yakitate!! Japan]]. She officially debuted on the [[Sony In 2011, TIA changed the label again to [[Knife Edge/Pony Canyon]], and returned again to former name TiA.
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  • ...ynthesizers, putting it all together to create some of the most intriguing and inventive music ever. [[Category:Two-Member Bands]]
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  • ...ith the single, [[Do-Do for Me|DO-DO FOR ME]]. She started acting in 1997, and she became very popular. Because of this her music sales went up. After a f ...op 20 on the [[Oricon]]. Because of her new found popularity she was named and awarded as the [[Grand Prix|Grand Prix]] new member prize of 1997.
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  • ...she started another new band, [[THE GIRL]]. She is best known for writing and producing [[YUKI]]'s debut single, "[[The End of Shite|the end of shite]]". ** [[Higurashi Aiha and LOVES!]] (2005 - 2010)
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  • '''MICHIO''' is a Japanese R&B singer-songwriter and music prouducer. ...as released in September 2002. Since then, she has released one album, and three more singles.
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  • ...] left after the album's release, with [[u:zo]] joining as the new bassist and [[Nakao Yoshihiro]] coming in for guitar. ...in July, as well as the ''ROCK IN JAPAN FESTIVAL'', ''ARABAKI ROCK FEST'' and ''SUMMER SONIC'01'' in August. The band's collaboration with [[ZEEBRA]], "[
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  • ...rapper under [[For Life Music Entertainment|FOR LIFE MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT]] and was [[id Records]] first female rapper. ..."[[Motto... (Miss Monday)|Motto...]]" and "[[Jikanrykou|JIKAN RYOKOU]]", two independent singles that did not chart. In 2001 Miss Monday signed with
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  • ...i Tatuya]]. The album reached #51 on the [[Oricon]] charts and charted for two weeks.
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  • ...on Dust]], [[KAZ|Iwaike Kaz]]. The duo performed music together for a year and seven months, releasing music for less than a year under the indies label [ ...from "Mermaid" another single ("[[Paper Moon|PAPER MOON]]"). Out of these three singles, "[[Mermaid (Spin Aqua)|mermaid]]" was the only one that charted on
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  • ...-Personality", working within a multitutde of genres under various aliases and projects. Currently, Osawa is under [[cutting edge]]. ...ber 10, ''[[Born Free]]'', featuring acid jazz stalwart [[Monday Michiru]] and the completion of their touring, the band officially disbanded.
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  • ...her real name in 2008. She has been married twice, first from 1995 to 2002 and a second time in 2009. * [2008.11.19] [[Inagaki Junichi]] - [[Otoko to Onna -Two Hearts Two Voices-]] ''(#7 Ano Nichi ni Kaeritai)''
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  • ...h as ''[[NARUTO]]''. In 2008 they released their seventh single, [[Pray]], and the title track was used as the theme for the [[Dorama|dorama]] ''[[Ghost T * [[tetsuhiko]]: Composer and arranger
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  • ...tion. First pressings of the CD+DVD edition came with a cardboard slipcase and special serial-number card that grants access to exclusive digital cellphon *'''A Stylist''': Kei 'Okei' Ito (Two Culture Inc)
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  • .../[[K-Rock|rock]] band formed in the summer of 2004 by [[SM Entertainment]] and produced by former [[X JAPAN]] member, [[YOSHIKI]]. The group was originall * [[No Min Woo|Rose]] (Drums and Guitar)
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  • ...s "The Kaolinite Group". Three minerals under this are Kaolinite, Dickite, and Nacrite. ...ns however, she is very compeitive and hardworking towards the professor's and [[Pharoh 90|Pharoh 90]]'s goal.
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  • ...uary (Lena Park)|Sanctuary]]". The album reached #295 on [[Oricon]] charts and charted for one week.
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  • ...nd Hinata to join his band that he was forming. Later after having Sakurai and Hinata joining the group guitarist [[Oyama Jun|Oyama Jun]] was recruited to ...ART-SCHOOL was formed with Riki on vocals,Jun on guitar, Sakurai on drums and Hinata on bass. ART-SCHOOL's 1st show was performed in Tokyo where they bec
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  • ...or '''DJ FUMIYA''' is a member of the Japanese hip-hop group [[RIP SLYME]] and part of the [[FUNKY GRAMMAR UNIT]]. ...When signed onto [[Warner Music Japan]], he took advantage of the freedom and was able to obtain musicians for his work. Their second single [[Zatsunen E
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  • '''Stereopony''' (ステレオポニー) was a three-piece [[:Category:J-Rock|rock]] band from [[wikipedia:Okinawa|Okinawa]] sig ...[Namida no Mukou]]". The single reached #2 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and became their first hit. In 2009, while visiting a studio, [[YUI]] decided t
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  • ...ars of Christ'') was a [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] band, which formed in 1994 and disbanded on January 20, 2007. ...], in 2003. KOJI left the band in March of 2005 (after a gig on the 21st), and in September 2006, the band announced that they would officially disband in
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