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*"[[Stars (Matsuda Seiko)|Stars]]", a song recorded by [[Matsuda Seiko]], track #11 on her 38th album ''[[Fairy|fairy]]''. | *"[[Stars (Matsuda Seiko)|Stars]]", a song recorded by [[Matsuda Seiko]], track #11 on her 38th album ''[[Fairy|fairy]]''. | ||
*"[[Stars (Nakashima Mika)|STARS]]", [[Nakashima Mika]]'s debut single. | *"[[Stars (Nakashima Mika)|STARS]]", [[Nakashima Mika]]'s debut single. | ||
| + | *"[[Star (Nakashima Mika)|STAR]]", [[Nakashima Mika]]'s sixth album. | ||
*"[[Stars (SAWA)|Stars]]", [[SAWA]]'s third digital single. | *"[[Stars (SAWA)|Stars]]", [[SAWA]]'s third digital single. | ||
{{disambig}} | {{disambig}} | ||
Revision as of 13:02, 24 September 2010
In Jpop Stop!, Star or Stars could be a reference to:
- STAR, A-Mei's 11th album.
- "Star", aiko's 19th single.
- "STAR", Asaka Yui's sixth single.
- "STAR", a song recorded by J, track #1 on his fourth album RED ROOM.
- "STAR", a song recorded by Kato Miliyah, track #13 on her debut album Rose.
- "Star", a song recorded by Koda Kumi, second A-side of her 18th single "Promise / Star".
- "Star", a song recorded by Matsuda Seiko, track #10 on her tenth album Windy Shadow.
- "Star", a song recorded by MEG, track #5 on her fifth album BEAUTIFUL.
- "Stars", a song recorded by F.T Island, track #4 on their debut Japanese mini-album Prologue of F.T Island -Soyogi-.
- "STARS", a song recorded by JYONGRI, track #13 on her second album Love Forever.
- "STARs", a song recorded by Kimura Kaela, track #4 on her fourth album +1.
- "STARS", a song recorded by Leyona, track #1 on her tribute album MUSICISMAGIC.
- STARS, MAKAI's fourth album.
- "Stars", a song recorded by Matsuda Seiko, track #11 on her 38th album fairy.
- "STARS", Nakashima Mika's debut single.
- "STAR", Nakashima Mika's sixth album.
- "Stars", SAWA's third digital single.
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