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• Hayashibara Megumi
  ...[[Star Child]] management and releases music under [[KING RECORDS]]. Over the course of a thirty year career, she has become one of Japan's most popular ...h [[Art's Vision]] (a [[Seiyuu|seiyuu]] management company). She impressed the judges and was offered a deal.
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• Sae
  ...anime, but is probably most well known for singing the main theme song to the [[Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon]] series. * [2005.04.27] [[Romantic Chaser|Romantic Chaser]]
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• Choi Jong Hun
  ...nounced his retirement from the entertainment industry in early 2019 after the [[Jung Joon Young]] chatroom scandal. * [2013] [[The Romantic & Idol]]
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• Hello! Project Releases (2002)
  This page was created so you can easily see or know the [[Hello! Project]] releases of 2002. * 17 - [[Idol o Sagase|Idol wo Sagase! History ~Hello Pro Member Sou Shutsuen!~]] DVD released
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• Okai Chisato
  '''Okai Chisato''' (岡井千聖) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and idol managed by [[Up-Front Promotion]]. She was formerly part of [[Hello! Projec '''Okai Chisato''' was originally a member of the [[Hello! Project Kids]] and was added to [[C-ute|°C-ute]] in 2005. She was
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• Uta Doki! Pop Classics
  '''歌ドキッ！POP CLASSICS''' (Romaji: '''Uta Doki! Pop Classics''') is the latest [[Hello! Project]] TV show. It is only five minutes long and airs in [[The Venus|The Venus]]
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• Umeda Ayaka
  '''Umeda Ayaka''' (梅田彩佳) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and [[Idol]] managed by [[Flave Entertainment]]. She was previously a full-time member ** [[Romantic Snow]] (ロマンティックスノー) <small>(Team BII)</small>
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• Tomatsu Haruka
  **[[The Children]] <small>(2008&ndash;2009)</small> ...ity as a voice actress rose in fall 2008, when she lent her voice to Nagi, the main character of [[Wikipedia:Kannagi|Kannagi]].
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• Ciao Bella Cinquetti
  [[Image:thepossiblenew.jpg|thumb|350px|THE Possible promoting ''[[2 Shiawase no Akashi|②Shiawase no Akashi]]'' (2012 ...The were a part of [[TNX]] under [[Nice Girl Project|NICE GIRL Project]]. The group was created by six girls from [[Hello! Pro Egg]], who on 7 October, 2
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• Mano Erina
  ...d by [[Just Production]]. In 2006, Mano joined [[Hello! Pro Egg]]. She was the only soloist within [[Hello! Project]] from 2008 until her graduation in 20 ...Up-Front Group "Egg" Audition. In 2007, she was one of the six members of the Hello! Pro Egg to be added to Ongaku Gatas and became a reserve player for
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• Nakajima Miyuki
  ...second longest charting release according to [[Oricon]] with 202 weeks in the top 200. Aside from singing, Nakajima is also known for writing numerous so Nakajima is also the only singer who participated in the National Language Council of Japan in 1990s.
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• Miyazaki Miho
  '''Miyazaki Miho''' (宮崎美穂) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and idol managed by [[Horipro]]. She is a former member of [[AKB48]] [[AKB48 Team A| ..."1" style="padding: 3px"| [[Teacher Teacher (AKB48)|Teacher Teacher]] || [[Romantic Junbichuu]] || Team A
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• Shinohara Ryoko
  ...[[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer, talento, actress, and former member of the idol group [[Tokyo Performance Doll]]. ...ear later, she joined the group [[Tokyo Performance Doll]] and then formed the subunit [[Golbies]].
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• Nakayama Shinobu
  ...]'' and ''[[Wikipedia:Gamera: Guardian of the Universe|Gamera: Guardian of the Universe]]''. ...p [[Rakutenshi]] and then a member of [[Nanatsuboshi]], a Christmas-themed idol group in 1990.
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• Nakayama Miho
  '''Nakayama Miho''' (中山美穂) is a Japanese actress and singer under the label [[King Records]]. ...she got the nickname Miporin from her character on the dorama ''[[Mama wa Idol!]]''.<ref name=">"[http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E4%B8%AD%E5%B1%B1%E7%BE%8E
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• Ann Lewis
  ...inter Olympics]] in [[Wikipedia:Sapporo|Sapporo]]. After a short hiatus in the early '80s, Lewis re-emerged in 1982 with a new hard rock sound. Lewis' career was built on her image as a sex symbol in the 1970s. Later in her transition her work seemed to take a [[Wikipedia:Femini
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• Iwai Sayuri
  '''Iwai Sayuri''' (岩井小百合) is a Japanese idol singer, actress, and talento. ...with the single "[[Dream Dream Dream]]". She held events for the single at the Sunshine City in Tokyo among 1,000 fans.
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• Shonentai
  ...le idol group signed to [[Johnny & Associates]]. They debuted in 1985 with the single "[[Kamen Butoukai]]". *[2000.02.02] [[Romantic Time]] (ロマンチックタイム)
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• Hayashi Tetsuji
  ...]], and others during his career. In the 80s, he was credited for bringing the golden age of 80's J-Pop. In 2005, he served as composer and judge for the television audition show ''[[Uta Star!]]''.
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• Manabe Chiemi
  ...ちえみ) is a former Japanse model, singer, actress, and member of the idol group [[Pansy]]. * [1982.08.25] [[Romantic Shimashou]] (ロマンティックしましょう)
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