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* ''[[This Is Love (Hwayobi)|This Is Love]]'', [[Hwayobi]]'s first mini-album. | * ''[[This Is Love (Hwayobi)|This Is Love]]'', [[Hwayobi]]'s first mini-album. | ||
* "[[This Is Love (Kato Miliyah)|This is Love]], a song recorded by [[Kato Miliyah]], track #14 of her fourth album ''[[Ring (Kato Miliyah)|Ring]]''. | * "[[This Is Love (Kato Miliyah)|This is Love]], a song recorded by [[Kato Miliyah]], track #14 of her fourth album ''[[Ring (Kato Miliyah)|Ring]]''. | ||
| + | * "[[This Is Love (SMAP)|This is love]]", [[SMAP]]'s 45th single. | ||
* "[[This Is Love (Utada Hikaru)|This Is Love]]", [[Utada Hikaru]]'s first Japanese digital single. | * "[[This Is Love (Utada Hikaru)|This Is Love]]", [[Utada Hikaru]]'s first Japanese digital single. | ||
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Revision as of 16:57, 10 July 2010
In Jpop Stop!, This Is Love could be a reference to:
- This Is Love, Hwayobi's first mini-album.
- "This is Love, a song recorded by Kato Miliyah, track #14 of her fourth album Ring.
- "This is love", SMAP's 45th single.
- "This Is Love", Utada Hikaru's first Japanese digital single.
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