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• Daybreak (Hamasaki Ayumi)
  : 2002.03.06 # Daybreak "HΛL's Mix 2002"
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• BoA
  * '''Stage Name: ''' BoA (보아), BoA* <small>(2000&ndash;2002)</small> ...on]] charts and selling over 932,000 copies total in Japan. On January 14, 2002, she released her second Korean album, ''[[No.1 (album)|NO. 1]]'', which ma
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• Imai Eriko
  ...954, "Eriko Imai Hotlink" more than a month before its release in January 2002. "[[Don't Stop the Music]]" was seen as a change of genre in Imai's music. As from the end of 2002 to mid 2003, Imai did not have any solo release. Mainly due to the temporar
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• Shimabukuro Hiroko
  ...group [[SPEED (Japanese group)|SPEED]]. After SPEED's temporary hiatus on March 31, 2000, she started a solo career under the name '''hiro'''. Her solo deb ...000), "[[Your Innocence|Your innocence]]" (2001), and "[[Eternal Place]]" (2002).
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• MONO
  In 2002, MONO finished their second album, ''[[One Step More and You Die]]''. Many ...teve Albini|Steve Albini]]. ''[[Hymn to the Immortal Wind]]'', released in March 2009. The instrumentation is vast on this album, incorporating [[wikipedia:
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• So into You
  : 2002.03.13 * [2002.04.22] cosmo EARTH CONSCIOUS ACT ~We Love Music, We Love the Earth~
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• Dream (group)
  ...arked the graduation of the last member of the original 3-member dream. In March, 2012, [[Yamamoto Sayaka (singer)|Yamamoto Sayaka]] and [[Erie]] in 2016 le * [[Matsumuro Mai]] (graduated 2002)
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• LISA
  ...st for the rap group [[m-flo]]. She rose to fame in the group, but left in 2002 at the height of their success to work on a solo career. She would eventual ...leased a string of re-cut singles. LISA soon decided to branch out, and in 2002 she left the band and started her solo back up with the single, "[[Move On
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• Aiuchi Rina
  ...er 419,000 copies. She also began her national tour "Rina Aiuchi Live Tour 2002 'POWER OF WORDS'" and had eight performances. In March 2006, her 21st single, a double a-side entitled [[Glorious / Precious Place
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• GARNET CROW
  ...W''' was a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] band under the [[GIZA studio]] label. On March 30, 2013, the band announced that they will disband in June after their tou It was announced on their official website on the 30th of March 2013, that the band will be officially disbanding after their final live on
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• Jewelry (group)
  * [[Jung Yu Jin]] (Sub Vocal) <small>(2001 - 2002)</small> * [[Jun Eun Mi]] (Sub Vocal) <small>(2001 - 2002)</small>
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• Komatsu Miho
  *'''Birthdate:''' March 30, 1974 ...and the single reached #8 on the chart, selling around 295,000 copies. In March, Komatsu won the 12th Japan Gold Disc Awards for "Best New Artist of the Ye
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• Kuraki Mai
  On March 21st 2005, Kuraki graduated from [[Ritsumeikan University]] in [[Kyoto]] wh ...Promo.jpg|thumb|300px|Kuraki Mai promoting ''[[Fairy Tale|FAIRY TALE]]'' (2002)]]
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• Amuro Namie
  ** [[Suite Chic|SUITE SHIC]] (2002-2003) ...allad called "[[Respect the Power of Love|RESPECT the POWER OF LOVE]]", on March 17th 1999. However, tragedy struck when on the day of the single's release,
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• BENI
  In 2002, Arashiro competed in the 8th National Japan Bishojo Contest (a beauty page ...a:The Beautiful Game (musical)|The Beautiful Game]]'' (it had two dates in March-April).
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• Hello! Project Kids
  [[Image:Img2009040301482672.jpg|right|280px|border|Hello! Project Kids (2002)]] ...s a [[Hello! Project]] group consisting of fifteen girls who joined H!P in 2002.
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• ARASHI
  ...ted in 1999 under the [[Pony Canyon]] label and switched to [[J-Storm]] in 2002. * Label: [[Pony Canyon]] (1999-2001), [[J-Storm]] (since 2002)
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• Matsuura Aya
  ...nt Agency]]. Since 2001, she was a soloist within [[Hello! Project]] until March 31, 2009, she graduated from Hello! Project along with the rest of the [[El ** [[Odoru 11]] (2002)
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• Kago Ai
  [[Image:W2019March.jpg|thumb|400px|Kago Ai with Tsuji Nozomi on March 30 2019 at [[Hello! Project 20th Anniversary!! Hello! Project Hina Fes 2019 *** [[Tanpopo]] (2000–2002)
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• Crystal Kay
  On March 23rd, 2000 at the age of 14, Kay's debut album ''[[C.L.L. ~Crystal Lover Li ===2002-2006: Early & Growing Success===
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