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*"[[Eternal Love (Iijima Mari)|Eternal Love ~Hikari no Tenshi Yori~]]" (Eternal Love ～光の天使より～), [[Iijima Mari]]'s 22nd single, later re-arranged and re-released as her 23rd single, "[[Eternal Love (Iijima Mari)|Eternal Love 2003]]". | *"[[Eternal Love (Iijima Mari)|Eternal Love ~Hikari no Tenshi Yori~]]" (Eternal Love ～光の天使より～), [[Iijima Mari]]'s 22nd single, later re-arranged and re-released as her 23rd single, "[[Eternal Love (Iijima Mari)|Eternal Love 2003]]". | ||
*"[[Eternal Love 2007]]", [[Shintani Ryoko]]'s character single. | *"[[Eternal Love 2007]]", [[Shintani Ryoko]]'s character single. | ||
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Revision as of 01:52, 15 August 2010
In Jpop Stop!, Eternal Love could be a reference to:
- "Eternal Love", Isayama Mio's second single.
- "Eternal Love", a song recorded by mink, first A-side of her second single "4 Love".
- "Eternal Love", a song recorded by Sugawara Sayuri, B-side of her second single "Kimi ga Iru Kara".
- "Eternal Love ~Hikari no Tenshi Yori~" (Eternal Love ～光の天使より～), Iijima Mari's 22nd single, later re-arranged and re-released as her 23rd single, "Eternal Love 2003".
- "Eternal Love 2007", Shintani Ryoko's character single.
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