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  • ...ancers at various Hello! Project concerts. Some Kenshuusei have also acted in various dramas, plays and musicals. ...6th generation. On the June 2009 concert website, all the Eggs were listed in chronological order, with the exception of Satou who was listed last.) -->
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  • There are currently three versions of "Massara Blue Jeans" to be found in °C-ute and [[Hello! Project]]'s discography. These versions are: == Concert Performances ==
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  • ...愛がある (モーニング娘。さくら組 Version); ''There's Love in This Great Big World'') ...e are currently three recorded versions of "Hare Ame Nochi Suki ♡" found in Morning Musume Sakuragumi and [[Hello! Project]]'s discography. These versi
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  • ...ai Uchuu ni Ai ga Aru]] (でっかい宇宙に愛がある; ''There's Love in This Great Big World'') There are currently four recorded versions of "The☆Pea~ce!" found in Morning Musume and [[Hello! Project]]'s discography. These versions are:
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  • ...ngle was released in both limited and regular editions; the limited coming in special packaging and with [[Hello! Project Photo Card|Hello! Project Photo *[2005] [[Morning Musume Concert Tour 2005 Haru ~Dai 6 Kan Hit Mankai!~]]
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  • This is a list of concerts and concert tours performed by [[Hello! Project]] groups and members. ...me of Hello!" "All for One & One for All!"|Hello! Project 25th ANNIVERSARY CONCERT "Theme Of Hello!" "ALL FOR ONE & ONE FOR ALL!"]]
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  • There are currently three versions of "Ooki na Ai de Motenashite" to be found in °C-ute and [[Hello! Project]]'s discography. These versions are: == Concert Performances ==
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  • [[Image:TanakaAnri2011.jpg|280px|thumb|Tanaka Anri (2011)]] [[Image:Tanaka Anri May 2007.jpg|180px|thumb|Tanaka Anri (May 2007)]]
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  • [[Image:WAVEANRIIshiiTatuya.JPG|thumb|400px|ANRI and [[Ishii Tatuya]] promoting "[[The Wave of Love|THE WAVE OF LOVE]]" (201 ...couple also announced their engagement in 2005, however ANRI broke it off in April 2008 to continue her music activities as her own pace.
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  • ==<span class="mw-headline"> Concert List </span>== ! Concert Name<div id="01"></div>
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  • ...o Egg members [[Tanaka Anri]] and [[Sekine Azusa]] did not perform in this concert due to a school event. * [http://www.helloproject.com/museum/tour/07_yokohama/index.html Concert Goods]
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  • ...公演 ~横浜JUMP!~) was [[Hello! Pro Egg]]'s November 2008 Shinjin Kouen concert. == Members featured in this release ==
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  • == Members featured in this release == There are currently three versions of "Piriri to Yukou!" to be found in Berryz Kobo and [[Hello! Project]]'s discography. These versions are:
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  • # [[Toshoshitsu Taiki]] (図書室待機; ''On Alert in the Library'') == Members featured in this release ==
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  • There are currently seven recorded versions of "SHALL WE LOVE?" found in Gomattou and [[Hello! Project]]'s discography. These versions are: ==Concert Performances==
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  • ...members [[Sato Ayano]] and [[Sezaki Azusa]] were announced at the April 4 concert. == Members featured in this release ==
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  • ...eo Music Awards for best International Music Award for both 1988 and 1989. In 1992, their single [[Kimi ga Iru Dake de]] (君がいるだけで) won the In 1993, Ishii would go onto to be a part of the charity group [[USED TO BE A
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  • ...s "[[Olivia wo Kikinagara]]". She trained for a year in Tokyo with lessons in composing, singing, and writing lyrics. ...es and winning the Rookie of the Year award at mostly every music festival in Japan. But two years after her debut, Naoko suffered a severe spine fractur
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  • ...(ラヴ&ピ~ス! HEROがやって来たっ。) <small>- Noto Arisa, Tanaka Anri, Sengoku Minami, Kikkawa Yuu, Furukawa Konatsu, Mori Saki, Kitahara Sayaka, # [[Shall We Love|SHALL WE LOVE?]] <small>- Tanaka Anri, Sengoku Minami, Kitahara Sayaka</small>
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  • ...公演6月 ~赤坂HOP!~) was [[Hello! Pro Egg]]'s June 2008 Shinjin Kouen concert. == Members featured in this release ==
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