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| − | '''misono''' is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]]/[[J-Rock|rock]] singer-songwriter. She made her debut in 2002 as the singer for the pop band [[day after tomorrow]]. She stayed with the band for a few years until they disbanded in 2005. In 2006, misono made her debut as a solo artist, remaining under the [[avex trax]] label. misono made her debut as an actress in 2007's film [[Obachan Chips]]. She is also the younger sister of popstar [[Koda Kumi]]. | + | '''misono''' is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]]/[[J-Rock|rock]] singer-songwriter. She made her debut in 2002 as the singer for the pop band [[day after tomorrow]]. She stayed with the band for a few years until they disbanded in 2005. In 2006, misono made her debut as a solo artist, remaining under the [[avex trax]] label. misono made her debut as an actress in 2007's film ''[[Obachan Chips]]''. She is also the younger sister of popstar [[Koda Kumi]]. |
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==Information== | ==Information== | ||
===[[day after tomorrow]]=== | ===[[day after tomorrow]]=== | ||
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| − | Despite this success, it would not be until 2003 when [[day after tomorrow]] would reach their peak in popularity. Their single [[Moon Gate|moon gate]], being used as the theme song to the Namco game [[Wikipedia:Tales of Symphonia|Tales of Symphonia]], brought them their first #2 single. Six months after the debut of [[day after tomorrow]], misono began to gain weight. Her chubby face was the critical reason for diminishing popularity and disbandment of [[day after tomorrow]]. | + | Despite originating from Kyoto in Japan, misono went to study at the prestigeous Okinawa Actors School in the southern islands of Japan. While at the school, she was a member in a popular group entitled B.B.WAVES. After being signed to the [[avex trax]] label, misono would debut in 2002 as the lead vocalist of a new band; [[day after tomorrow]]. Their [[day after tomorrow (mini-album)|self titled]] debut EP reached up to #10 on [[Oricon]] charts, and a following mini-album in November (''[[day after tomorrow II]]'') reached even further (up to #3). |
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| + | Despite this success, it would not be until 2003 when [[day after tomorrow]] would reach their peak in popularity. Their single "[[Moon Gate|moon gate]]", being used as the theme song to the Namco game ''[[Wikipedia:Tales of Symphonia|Tales of Symphonia]]'', brought them their first #2 single. Six months after the debut of [[day after tomorrow]], misono began to gain weight. Her chubby face was the critical reason for diminishing popularity and disbandment of [[day after tomorrow]]. | ||
Two years later in 2005, the band would disband, but by this time they had achieved a total of two singles at #2 and two albums at #2 on [[Oricon]] charts. | Two years later in 2005, the band would disband, but by this time they had achieved a total of two singles at #2 and two albums at #2 on [[Oricon]] charts. | ||
| + | [[File:Misonobio.jpg|right|200px|thumb|misono promoting "[[It's All Love!|It's all Love!]]" (2009)]] | ||
===Solo Career=== | ===Solo Career=== | ||
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| − | The VS single would be quickly followed in a month's time by a second ([[Kojin Jugyou]]), a third two months after that ([[Speedrive]]). In September 2006, she joined a dieting program (MTV Girls Meets Beauty supported by [[Takano Yuri]]) on October 5 2006 through [[MTV Japan]]. During this time she put out her fourth single ([[Lovely Cat's Eye|Lovely♥Cat's Eye]]). These singles were not as successful as [[VS]], but still charted within the top #20. | + | However, in late March 2006, misono would return to the music scene as a solo artist with the single "[[VS]]". Interestingly enough, this single was released on the same day as fellow labelmate and ex-[[Do As Infinity]] member [[Van Tomiko]]'s debut solo album. By the end of the week, misono reached #4 on the charts (with her sister's album ''[[Best ~Second Session~|BEST ~second session~]]'' also charting at #4 in the very same week, but on the album chart). |
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| + | The "VS" single would be quickly followed in a month's time by a second ("[[Kojin Jugyou]]"), a third two months after that ("[[Speedrive]]"). In September 2006, she joined a dieting program (MTV Girls Meets Beauty supported by [[Takano Yuri]]) on October 5 2006 through [[MTV Japan]]. During this time she put out her fourth single ("[[Lovely Cat's Eye|Lovely♥Cat's Eye]]"). These singles were not as successful as "[[VS]]", but still charted within the top #20. | ||
| − | After 5 singles, misono released her debut album, titled [[Never+Land|never+land]]. Unfortunately, the album flopped and debuted with low sales. The low sales have been thought to be from the lack of number of new songs on the album (only 4 songs out of 12 were new) and lack of promotion from [[avex trax|avex]]. This in turn caused avex to cancel a previously mentioned mini cover album. | + | After 5 singles, misono released her debut album, titled ''[[Never+Land|never+land]]''. Unfortunately, the album flopped and debuted with low sales. The low sales have been thought to be from the lack of number of new songs on the album (only 4 songs out of 12 were new) and lack of promotion from [[avex trax|avex]]. This in turn caused avex to cancel a previously mentioned mini cover album. |
| − | misono released her sixth single called ([[Pochi]]) in May of 2007 which charted at a low number #36 on the [[Oricon]] single Charts. In September of the same year misono began the “Rock Singles Project” which would be rock themed singles produced by some of Japan's best rock acts. The first single in the project ([[Zasetsu Chiten]]) was produced by [[STRAIGHTENER]]'s bassist [[Hinata Hidekazu]]. In November of 2007, misono released the second single ([[Juunin Toiro]]) which was produced by [[GO!GO!7188]]. Two months later misono finished her project with a single produced by [[onso9line]] titled [[Mugen Kigen]]. None of the Rock Project singles entered the top ten on [[Oricon]]'s single charts. It had been announced the release of her second album in early 2008, but it was unexpectedly pulled. It was later announced that in June of 2006, misono would be releasing the main theme song for the game [[Wikipedia:Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World|Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World]] titled [[Ninin Sankyaku]]. The single had moderate success, charting at number 10 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts. Her second album, [[Say|say]] was released in June 2006, but failed to make an impact much like her debut album due to lack of promotion. | + | misono released her sixth single called ("[[Pochi]]") in May of 2007 which charted at a low number #36 on the [[Oricon]] single Charts. In September of the same year misono began the “Rock Singles Project” which would be rock themed singles produced by some of Japan's best rock acts. The first single in the project ("[[Zasetsu Chiten]]") was produced by [[STRAIGHTENER]]'s bassist [[Hinata Hidekazu]]. In November of 2007, misono released the second single ("[[Juunin Toiro]]") which was produced by [[GO!GO!7188]]. Two months later misono finished her project with a single produced by [[onso9line]] titled "[[Mugen Kigen]]". None of the Rock Project singles entered the top ten on [[Oricon]]'s single charts. It had been announced the release of her second album in early 2008, but it was unexpectedly pulled. It was later announced that in June of 2006, misono would be releasing the main theme song for the game ''[[Wikipedia:Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World|Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World]]'' titled "[[Ninin Sankyaku]]". The single had moderate success, charting at number 10 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts. Her second album, ''[[Say|say]]'' was released in June 2006, but failed to make an impact much like her debut album due to lack of promotion. |
| − | In October 2008, misono released her 11th single, [[Kazoku no Hi / Aburazemi (Osaka Version) -Piano Version-|Kazoku no Hi / Aburazemi♀ (Osaka Version) -Piano Version-]]. In November 2008, misono collaborated with [[Satoda Mai]] and [[Toshifumi Fujimoto]] on a Christmas single called [[Mou Sugu Christmas]], the single was very well received and went to number #3 on the [[Oricon]] charts. In January 2009, they released a second single which was also well received and went number to #4 on the [[Oricon]] charts. In February 2009, she released her 12th single [[Kyuukon | + | In October 2008, misono released her 11th single, "[[Kazoku no Hi / Aburazemi (Osaka Version) -Piano Version-|Kazoku no Hi / Aburazemi♀ (Osaka Version) -Piano Version-]]". In November 2008, misono collaborated with [[Satoda Mai]] and [[Toshifumi Fujimoto]] on a Christmas single called "[[Mou Sugu Christmas]]", the single was very well received and went to number #3 on the [[Oricon]] charts. In January 2009, they released a second single which was also well received and went number to #4 on the [[Oricon]] charts. In February 2009, she released her 12th single "[[Kyuukon / Cm|Kyuukon / ?cm]]" and collaborated with her sister, [[Koda Kumi]] on a joint "Koda Kumi x misono" single titled "[[It's All Love!|It's all Love!]]" on March 31st of 2009. |
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==Discography== | ==Discography== | ||
===Albums=== | ===Albums=== | ||
| − | *[2007.02.28] [[Never+Land|never+land]] | + | * [2007.02.28] [[Never+Land|never+land]] |
| − | *[2008.07.16] [[Say|say]] (生-say-) | + | * [2008.07.16] [[Say|say]] (生-say-) |
| − | *[2010.07.07] [[Me]] | + | * [2010.07.07] [[Me]] |
===Mini-Albums=== | ===Mini-Albums=== | ||
| − | *[2009.06.10] [[Tales With misono -Best-|Tales with misono-BEST-]] ([[wikipedia:Tales (series)|Tales series]] best album) | + | * [2009.06.10] [[Tales With misono -Best-|Tales with misono-BEST-]] ([[wikipedia:Tales (series)|Tales series]] best album) |
| − | *[2009.09.23] [[misono Cover Album|misono Cover ALBUM]] (misono カバALBUM) (cover album) | + | * [2009.09.23] [[misono Cover Album|misono Cover ALBUM]] (misono カバALBUM) (cover album) |
| − | *[2010.01.27] [[misono Cover Album 2|misono Cover ALBUM 2]] (misono カバALBUM2) (cover album) | + | * [2010.01.27] [[misono Cover Album 2|misono Cover ALBUM 2]] (misono カバALBUM2) (cover album) |
===Singles=== | ===Singles=== | ||
| − | *[2006.03.29] [[VS]] (''Versus'') | + | * [2006.03.29] [[VS]] (''Versus'') |
| − | *[2006.05.10] [[Kojin Jugyou]] (個人授業; ''Private Lessons'') | + | * [2006.05.10] [[Kojin Jugyou]] (個人授業; ''Private Lessons'') |
| − | *[2006.07.12] [[Speedrive]] (スピードライブ) | + | * [2006.07.12] [[Speedrive]] (スピードライブ) |
| − | *[2006.11.01] [[Lovely Cat's Eye|Lovely♥Cat's Eye]] (ラブリー♥キャッツアイ) | + | * [2006.11.01] [[Lovely Cat's Eye|Lovely♥Cat's Eye]] (ラブリー♥キャッツアイ) |
| − | *[2007.02.07] [[Hot Time / A.___~Answer~]] (ホットタイム) | + | * [2007.02.07] [[Hot Time / A.___~Answer~]] (ホットタイム) |
| − | *[2007.05.16] [[Pochi]] (ポチ) | + | * [2007.05.16] [[Pochi]] (ポチ) |
| − | *[2007.09.12] [[Zasetsu Chiten]] (挫折地点; ''Discouraging Points'') | + | * [2007.09.12] [[Zasetsu Chiten]] (挫折地点; ''Discouraging Points'') |
| − | *[2007.11.14] [[Juunin Toiro]] (十人十色; ''Several People, Several Minds'') | + | * [2007.11.14] [[Juunin Toiro]] (十人十色; ''Several People, Several Minds'') |
| − | *[2008.01.30] [[Mugen Kigen]] (夢幻期限; ''Fantasy Period'') | + | * [2008.01.30] [[Mugen Kigen]] (夢幻期限; ''Fantasy Period'') |
| − | *[2008.06.25] [[Ninin Sankyaku]] (二人三脚; ''Three-legged Race'') | + | * [2008.06.25] [[Ninin Sankyaku]] (二人三脚; ''Three-legged Race'') |
| − | *[2008.10.29] [[Kazoku no Hi / Aburazemi (Osaka Version) -Piano Version-|Kazoku no Hi / Aburazemi♀ (Osaka Version) -Piano Version-]] (家族の日 / アブラゼミ♀ (大阪バージョン)-ピアノ・バージョン-; ''Family Day / Cicada'') | + | * [2008.10.29] [[Kazoku no Hi / Aburazemi (Osaka Version) -Piano Version-|Kazoku no Hi / Aburazemi♀ (Osaka Version) -Piano Version-]] (家族の日 / アブラゼミ♀ (大阪バージョン)-ピアノ・バージョン-; ''Family Day / Cicada'') |
| − | *[2009.02.25] [[Kyuukon / Cm|Kyuukon / ?cm]] (球魂 / ?cm ; ''Bud'') | + | * [2009.02.25] [[Kyuukon / Cm|Kyuukon / ?cm]] (球魂 / ?cm ; ''Bud'') |
| − | *[2009.03.31] [[It's All Love!|It's all Love!]] ([[Koda Kumi]] x '''misono''') | + | * [2009.03.31] [[It's All Love!|It's all Love!]] ([[Koda Kumi]] x '''misono''') |
| − | *[2009.06.10] [[End Start / Shuuten ~Kimi no Ude no Naka~|end=START / Shuuten ~Kimi no Ude no Naka~]] (終点～君の腕の中～; ''Terminal ~Within Your Arms~'') | + | * [2009.06.10] [[End Start / Shuuten ~Kimi no Ude no Naka~|end=START / Shuuten ~Kimi no Ude no Naka~]] (終点～君の腕の中～; ''Terminal ~Within Your Arms~'') |
| − | *[2009.09.23] [[Urusei Yatsura no Theme ~Lum no Love Song~ / "Me"]] (うる星やつらのテーマ ～ラムのラブソング～ / | + | * [2009.09.23] [[Urusei Yatsura no Theme ~Lum no Love Song~ / "Me"]] (うる星やつらのテーマ ～ラムのラブソング～ / 「ミィ」; ''[[wikipedia:Urusei Yatsura|Urusei Yatsura]]'s Theme ~Lum's Love Song~ / "Me"'') |
| − | *[2009.11.25] [[Watashi Iro / Bokura Style]] (私色 / 僕らスタイル; ''My Color / Our Style'') | + | * [2009.11.25] [[Watashi Iro / Bokura Style]] (私色 / 僕らスタイル; ''My Color / Our Style'') |
| − | *[2010.05.05] [[...Suki | + | * [2010.05.05] [["...Suki Xxx" / 0-ji Mae no Tsunderella|"...Suki×××" / 0-ji Mae no Tsunderella]] (・・・好き×××/0時前のツンデレラ) |
===Compilation / Other=== | ===Compilation / Other=== | ||
| − | *[2003.05.28] [[Cyber X]] feat.'''misono''' - "[[11 Eleven|11 eleven]]" | + | * [2003.05.28] [[Cyber X]] feat.'''misono''' - "[[11 Eleven|11 eleven]]" |
| − | *[2003.07.16] [[Cyber X]] - "[[Velfarre Cyber Trance 08 Best Hit Trance]]" (#9 ''11 eleven (Cyber Trance Edit)'') | + | * [2003.07.16] [[Cyber X]] - "[[Velfarre Cyber Trance 08 Best Hit Trance]]" (#9 ''11 eleven (Cyber Trance Edit)'') |
| − | *[2003.07.30] [[Cyber X]] - "[[Cyber X #01]]" (#1 ''11 eleven'') | + | * [2003.07.30] [[Cyber X]] - "[[Cyber X #01]]" (#1 ''11 eleven'') |
| − | *[2003.09.10] [[Cyber X]] - "[[Cyber X Presents J-Trance]]" (#4 ''11 eleven (Cyber TRANCE mix)'') | + | * [2003.09.10] [[Cyber X]] - "[[Cyber X Presents J-Trance]]" (#4 ''11 eleven (Cyber TRANCE mix)'') |
| − | *[2006.10.25] [[Tribute to Avril Lavigne ~Master's Collection~]] (#1 ''Complicated'') | + | * [2006.10.25] [[Tribute to Avril Lavigne ~Master's Collection~]] (#1 ''Complicated'') |
| − | *[2009.09.16] [[m-flo Tribute ~Maison de m-flo~|m-flo TRIBUTE ~maison de m-flo~]] (#6 ''Simple & Lovely'') | + | * [2009.09.16] [[m-flo Tribute ~Maison de m-flo~|m-flo TRIBUTE ~maison de m-flo~]] (#6 ''Simple & Lovely'') |
==Filmography== | ==Filmography== | ||
| − | *[2007] [[Obachan Chips]] | + | * [2007] [[Obachan Chips]] |
| − | *[2009] [[The Harimaya Bridge]] | + | * [2009] [[The Harimaya Bridge]] |
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
| − | *[http://www.avexnet.or.jp/misono/index.html Official Website] | + | * [http://www.avexnet.or.jp/misono/index.html Official Website] |
| − | *[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm3078424/ misono's IMDB page] | + | * [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm3078424/ misono's IMDB page] |
[[Category:Artists]] | [[Category:Artists]] | ||
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File:Cover ALBUM promo.jpg
misono promoting misono Cover ALBUM (2009)
misono is a Japanese pop/rock singer-songwriter. She made her debut in 2002 as the singer for the pop band day after tomorrow. She stayed with the band for a few years until they disbanded in 2005. In 2006, misono made her debut as a solo artist, remaining under the avex trax label. misono made her debut as an actress in 2007's film Obachan Chips. She is also the younger sister of popstar Koda Kumi.
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Profile
- Stage Name: misono
- Real Name: Koda Misono (神田美苑)
- Birthdate: October 13th, 1984
- Birthplace: Kyoto, Japan
- Blood Type: B
- Height: 154cm
Information
day after tomorrow
Despite originating from Kyoto in Japan, misono went to study at the prestigeous Okinawa Actors School in the southern islands of Japan. While at the school, she was a member in a popular group entitled B.B.WAVES. After being signed to the avex trax label, misono would debut in 2002 as the lead vocalist of a new band; day after tomorrow. Their self titled debut EP reached up to #10 on Oricon charts, and a following mini-album in November (day after tomorrow II) reached even further (up to #3).
Despite this success, it would not be until 2003 when day after tomorrow would reach their peak in popularity. Their single "moon gate", being used as the theme song to the Namco game Tales of Symphonia, brought them their first #2 single. Six months after the debut of day after tomorrow, misono began to gain weight. Her chubby face was the critical reason for diminishing popularity and disbandment of day after tomorrow.
Two years later in 2005, the band would disband, but by this time they had achieved a total of two singles at #2 and two albums at #2 on Oricon charts.
misono promoting "It's all Love!" (2009)
Solo Career
However, in late March 2006, misono would return to the music scene as a solo artist with the single "VS". Interestingly enough, this single was released on the same day as fellow labelmate and ex-Do As Infinity member Van Tomiko's debut solo album. By the end of the week, misono reached #4 on the charts (with her sister's album BEST ~second session~ also charting at #4 in the very same week, but on the album chart).
The "VS" single would be quickly followed in a month's time by a second ("Kojin Jugyou"), a third two months after that ("Speedrive"). In September 2006, she joined a dieting program (MTV Girls Meets Beauty supported by Takano Yuri) on October 5 2006 through MTV Japan. During this time she put out her fourth single ("Lovely♥Cat's Eye"). These singles were not as successful as "VS", but still charted within the top #20.
After 5 singles, misono released her debut album, titled never+land. Unfortunately, the album flopped and debuted with low sales. The low sales have been thought to be from the lack of number of new songs on the album (only 4 songs out of 12 were new) and lack of promotion from avex. This in turn caused avex to cancel a previously mentioned mini cover album.
misono released her sixth single called ("Pochi") in May of 2007 which charted at a low number #36 on the Oricon single Charts. In September of the same year misono began the “Rock Singles Project” which would be rock themed singles produced by some of Japan's best rock acts. The first single in the project ("Zasetsu Chiten") was produced by STRAIGHTENER's bassist Hinata Hidekazu. In November of 2007, misono released the second single ("Juunin Toiro") which was produced by GO!GO!7188. Two months later misono finished her project with a single produced by onso9line titled "Mugen Kigen". None of the Rock Project singles entered the top ten on Oricon's single charts. It had been announced the release of her second album in early 2008, but it was unexpectedly pulled. It was later announced that in June of 2006, misono would be releasing the main theme song for the game Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World titled "Ninin Sankyaku". The single had moderate success, charting at number 10 on the Oricon weekly charts. Her second album, say was released in June 2006, but failed to make an impact much like her debut album due to lack of promotion.
In October 2008, misono released her 11th single, "Kazoku no Hi / Aburazemi♀ (Osaka Version) -Piano Version-". In November 2008, misono collaborated with Satoda Mai and Toshifumi Fujimoto on a Christmas single called "Mou Sugu Christmas", the single was very well received and went to number #3 on the Oricon charts. In January 2009, they released a second single which was also well received and went number to #4 on the Oricon charts. In February 2009, she released her 12th single "Kyuukon / ?cm" and collaborated with her sister, Koda Kumi on a joint "Koda Kumi x misono" single titled "It's all Love!" on March 31st of 2009.
Discography
Albums
- [2007.02.28] never+land
- [2008.07.16] say (生-say-)
- [2010.07.07] Me
Mini-Albums
- [2009.06.10] Tales with misono-BEST- (Tales series best album)
- [2009.09.23] misono Cover ALBUM (misono カバALBUM) (cover album)
- [2010.01.27] misono Cover ALBUM 2 (misono カバALBUM2) (cover album)
Singles
- [2006.03.29] VS (Versus)
- [2006.05.10] Kojin Jugyou (個人授業; Private Lessons)
- [2006.07.12] Speedrive (スピードライブ)
- [2006.11.01] Lovely♥Cat's Eye (ラブリー♥キャッツアイ)
- [2007.02.07] Hot Time / A.___~Answer~ (ホットタイム)
- [2007.05.16] Pochi (ポチ)
- [2007.09.12] Zasetsu Chiten (挫折地点; Discouraging Points)
- [2007.11.14] Juunin Toiro (十人十色; Several People, Several Minds)
- [2008.01.30] Mugen Kigen (夢幻期限; Fantasy Period)
- [2008.06.25] Ninin Sankyaku (二人三脚; Three-legged Race)
- [2008.10.29] Kazoku no Hi / Aburazemi♀ (Osaka Version) -Piano Version- (家族の日 / アブラゼミ♀ (大阪バージョン)-ピアノ・バージョン-; Family Day / Cicada)
- [2009.02.25] Kyuukon / ?cm (球魂 / ?cm ; Bud)
- [2009.03.31] It's all Love! (Koda Kumi x misono)
- [2009.06.10] end=START / Shuuten ~Kimi no Ude no Naka~ (終点～君の腕の中～; Terminal ~Within Your Arms~)
- [2009.09.23] Urusei Yatsura no Theme ~Lum no Love Song~ / "Me" (うる星やつらのテーマ ～ラムのラブソング～ / 「ミィ」; Urusei Yatsura's Theme ~Lum's Love Song~ / "Me")
- [2009.11.25] Watashi Iro / Bokura Style (私色 / 僕らスタイル; My Color / Our Style)
- [2010.05.05] "...Suki×××" / 0-ji Mae no Tsunderella (・・・好き×××/0時前のツンデレラ)
Compilation / Other
- [2003.05.28] Cyber X feat.misono - "11 eleven"
- [2003.07.16] Cyber X - "Velfarre Cyber Trance 08 Best Hit Trance" (#9 11 eleven (Cyber Trance Edit))
- [2003.07.30] Cyber X - "Cyber X #01" (#1 11 eleven)
- [2003.09.10] Cyber X - "Cyber X Presents J-Trance" (#4 11 eleven (Cyber TRANCE mix))
- [2006.10.25] Tribute to Avril Lavigne ~Master's Collection~ (#1 Complicated)
- [2009.09.16] m-flo TRIBUTE ~maison de m-flo~ (#6 Simple & Lovely)
Filmography
- [2007] Obachan Chips
- [2009] The Harimaya Bridge
