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  • Crystal Kay
    ** [[EPIC Records]] (1999-2010) ===1999-2001: Debut & Image Change===
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  • Loveppears
    : 1999.11.10 # [[Whatever (Hamasaki Ayumi)|WHATEVER "Dub's 1999 Remix"]]
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  • Mizuki Nana
    ...ly [[Oricon]] chart, the first seiyuu to put two singles in the [[Oricon]] weekly top3 simultaneously and the first seiyuu to hold a concert at [[wikipedia:T ...e]] since childhood and decided to try and become a seiyuu. She auditioned for a role in the video game ''[[NOeL ~La neige~|NOëL ~La neige~]]'', and was
    52 KB (6,362 words) - 04:41, 28 February 2024
  • First Love (Utada Hikaru album)
    : 1999.03.10 <small>(Japan)</small> : 1999.04.01 <small>(Overseas)</small>
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  • Daite Hold On Me!
    ...d by [[Morning Musume]]. The title track was used as the ending theme song for the film ''[[Morning Cop]]'', starring Morning Musume and [[Heike Michiyo]] ...he [[Oricon]] weekly chart and it placed first in the Oricon Karaoke chart for eight weeks continuously. The single won the Grand Prix Rookie of the Year
    8 KB (1,153 words) - 06:19, 10 July 2018
  • Onitsuka Chihiro
    ...allad singles, the most successful of those being "[[Gekkou]]" (theme song for ''[[Trick (drama)|TRICK]]''). Onitsuka was originally signed to [[EMI Music ...uka would perform "[[Call|call]]" there and would win the grand prix prize for the audition. This lead to Onitsuka being signed to the management team [[M
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  • 1999 Oricon Number 1 Releases
    '''#1 Singles and Albums in 1999 according to [[Oricon]]''' ...nd week 6’s sales is a combination of two weeks. Click on the # for that week to view the top 30 albums, singles.
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  • Perfume (group)
    ...nd and gradually shifted more and more into the electro-pop they are known for today. It wasn't until the release of their 10th single "[[Polyrhythm]]" th ...a Yuuka]] (Kawayuka). Because all three members had the Japanese character for fragrance in their names (香), they named the group Perfume. However, befo
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  • Oricon Weekly for 2009 week 45
    <font size="5"><div class="class"><center>'''[[2009 Oricon Number 1 Releases|<nowiki>| Back to Full Charts |</nowiki>]]'''</center></d '''<<<[[Oricon Weekly for 2009 week 44|Previous Week]]'''
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  • Oricon Weekly for 2009 week 44
    <font size="5"><div class="class"><center>'''[[2009 Oricon Number 1 Releases|<nowiki>| Back to Full Charts |</nowiki>]]'''</center></d '''<<<[[Oricon Weekly for 2009 week 43|Previous Week]]'''
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  • Terra2001
    : 1999.09.08 ...]] album) and charted for nine weeks. As this album sold 641,210 copies in 1999, it became the #43 album of the year.
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  • KARA
    ...as replaced with [[Ji Young|Jiyoung]] and [[Hara]]. They became well known for the "butt dance", which was a part of their "[[Mister]]" choreography, and ...over the years, a 15th anniversary album was confirmed on September 19th, for November 2022, with members Nicole and Jiyoung rejoining.
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  • Toi et Moi
    : 1999.07.07 ...h single released by [[Amuro Namie]]. It was used as the ending theme song for the [[Anime|anime film]] ''[[Pokémon: The Movie 2000]]''. It is the first
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  • Respect the Power of Love
    : 1999.03.17 ...muro's mother was murdered. Following this news she canceled the promotion for the single, and returned home to [[Wikipedia:Okinawa|Okinawa]].
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  • I Have Never Seen
    ...le after coming out of her year-long hiatus. It was used as the theme song for the [[NTV]] [[Dorama|dorama]] ''[[Yonigeya Honpo]]''. This is her first sin ...d to rank for 12 weeks. It sold 657,250 copies, becoming the #29 single of 1999. This is Amuro's ninth single to reach #1, and her last until 2008's "[[60s
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  • Muzai Moratorium
    : 1999.02.24 <small>(CD)</small> ...h best album) and stayed on the charts for 78 weeks. It recieved the award for Rock Album of the Year. The album sold a total of 1,432,000 units in Japan.
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  • Oricon Weekly for 2009 week 32
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  • Oricon Weekly for 2009 week 33
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  • Oricon Weekly for 2009 week 35
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  • Oricon Weekly for 2009 week 34
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