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• Nakashima Mika
  '''Nakashima Mika''' (中島美嘉) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer-songwriter and actress under [[Sony Music Japan]]. She is well * '''Family:''' Dad, Mom, 2 older sisters, [[Shimizu Kunihiro]] (ex-husband)
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• Yuki no Hana (Nakashima Mika)
  # Yuki no Hana (REGGAE DISCO ROCKERS FLOWER'S MIX) (雪の華) # Yuki no Hana (REGGAE DISCO ROCKERS FLOWER'S MIX) (雪の華)
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• LISA
  ...''' is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer-songwriter, singed to [[avex trax]]'s [[rhythm zone]] sub-label. She made her inital debut in 1993 as '''LiSA''' *'''Ethnicity:''' Half-Japanese, Half-Colombian
  17 KB (2,455 words) - 23:00, 7 January 2018
• Crystal Kay
  ...distinctly western influenced [[Wikipedia:Rhythm and blue|R&B]] sound. She's a good friend of [[BENI]] and [[BoA]]. * '''Citizenship:''' Japanese
  31 KB (4,303 words) - 03:36, 4 February 2023
• Minimoni
  ...sume]] under the [[Hello! Project]] label. They were one of Morning Musume's most popular subgroups for their entire existence due to a combination of t ...usume's songwriter and producer [[Tsunku]], selected two of Morning Musume's newest members, [[Kago Ai]] and [[Tsuji Nozomi]], for the new subgroup and
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• AI (singer)
  ...omo.jpg|thumb|350px|AI promoting ''[[It's All Me - Vol.2|IT'S ALL ME - Vol.2]]'' (2021)]] ...al and popular artist, bringing a heavily American R&B-influenced sound to Japanese audiences.
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• Zeebra
  ...bayashi Miwa]]. He met the model during the shooting of "[[Perfect Queen]]'s [[PV|video clip]]. * [2003.09.18] [[Tokyo's Finest (album)|TOKYO'S FINEST]]
  22 KB (2,936 words) - 16:40, 2 November 2020
• Rie fu
  '''Rie fu''' is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer-songwriter under her own company [[Rie fu Inc.]]. She made her ...usical influences such as, [[Wikipedia:Sheryl Crow|Sheryl Crow]], and 1970's pop artists [[Wikipedia:The Carpenters|The Carpenters]] and [[Wikipedia:Car
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• Tamaki Nami
  '''Tamaki Nami''' (玉置成実) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer currently under [[Warner Bros. (Japan)|Warner Bros.]]. She was ...ia:Destiny's Child|Destiny's Child's]] song "[[Wikipedia:Survivor (Destiny's Child song)|Survivor]]" at the contest finale in 2002 at Zepp Tokyo. She ro
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• Dragon Ash
  ...rn flavor to Japanese music and helped to turn rap music into a mixture of reggae, rap, rap-rock, punk, Spanish and R&B influences. ...na Hibi no Kaidan wo]]" was chosen to be the ending theme for the popular Japanese movie, ''[[Battle Royale]]''. With ''[[Viva La Revolution|VIVA LA REVOLUTIO
  8 KB (1,029 words) - 19:02, 9 November 2016
• To Anyone
  # [[I Don't Care|I Don't Care (Reggae Mix)]] ...lead track since October 31st. Three months after it's release in Korea, a Japanese edition release was announced for December 2010 under [[avex trax]], howeve
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• Kimaguren
  '''Kimaguren''' (キマグレン) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]]/reggae duo that comes from [[Wikipedia:Kanagawa Prefecture|Kanagawa Prefecture]]. ...t KUREI also joined (he had wanted to be in a band since he was 17). ISEKI's original name for his solo project was Kimagure (きまぐれ; ''Whim''), b
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• lecca
  ...She made her indies debut in 2005. In 2006 she was signed to [[avex trax]]'s [[cutting edge]] sub-label, making her major label debut with the ''[[Dream ...ime at the school she also took part in the school's showcase at Akihabara's Club GOODMAN.
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• Shibasaki Kou
  '''Shibasaki Kou''' (柴咲コウ) (also seen '''Ko Shibasaki''') is a Japanese actress and [[J-Pop|pop singer]]. She is managed by [[Stardust Promotion]] * '''Favorite Things:''' Shouchuu (a Japanese beverage), natto, green tea, ketchup, candies.
  15 KB (1,646 words) - 21:29, 6 November 2023
• ORESKABAND
  ...achi" is added to personal nouns when emphasizing that they are plural, it's clear in this context that "ore" means something more along the lines of "w ...D promoting ''[[What a Wonderful World! Vol. 2|What a Wonderful World! vol.2]]'' (2009)</small>]]
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• Miss Monday
  '''Miss Monday''' is a Japanese rapper under [[For Life Music Entertainment|FOR LIFE MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT]] ...rst major label single "[[Monday Freak|MONDAY FREAK]]". It was Miss Monday's first single to chart on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts.
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• the pillows
  '''the pillows''' (ザ・ピロウズ) are a [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] band. They are best known in the west for their music in ''[[FLCL]]' [[File:Thepillowslogo.png|thumb|270px|The band's logo since 1996]]
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• May J.
  ...x]] sub-label, [[rhythm zone]]. Since 2008, she has been hosting NHK World's all-English weekly music show, ''[[J-MELO]]''. *'''Ethnicity:''' Japanese, Iranian, Spanish, Turkish, Russian, British <small>(on the second part of
  19 KB (2,380 words) - 05:04, 23 February 2024
• Ketsumeishi
  ...J-Pop|pop]]. In 2001, Ketsumeishi made their major label debut under [[TOY'S FACTORY]] with the single "[[Familiar]]".</div> * [2002.04.03] [[Ketsunopolis 2]] (ケツノポリス2)
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• Toki Asako
  ...[[rhythm zone]] sub-label. She was formerly known as the vocalist for the Japanese [[Indie|indie]] [[J-Rock|rock]] band [[Cymbals]] from 1997 to 2003. Toki ma Toki Asako was born on March 22, 1976 in [[Toukyou]], Japan. Toki's father was a famous saxophone player, so Toki grew up listing to Jazz music
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