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==Profile==
==Profile==
* '''Name:'''' Takayama Miru (高山美瑠)  
* '''Name:''' Takayama Miru (高山美瑠)  
* '''Birthday:''' February 16th, 1981
* '''Birthday:''' February 16th, 1981
* '''Groups:'''  
* '''Groups:'''  
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==History==
==History==
Takayama Miru was offered help from her cousin [[Takayama Minami]] with a music career. As part of an experiment, Takayama joined her cousin's group, [[TWO-MIX]], and released three singles ([[JUSTICE ~Future Mystery~|JUSTICE ~Future Mystery~]], [[Kiss (Takayama Miru with TWO-MIX)|Kiss]] and [[Rhythmic Youth|RHYTHMIC YOUTH]]) under the temporary name '''Takayama Miru with TWO-MIX''' in 1999.
Takayama Miru was offered help from her cousin [[Takayama Minami]] with a music career. As part of an experiment, Takayama joined her cousin's group, [[TWO-MIX]], and released three singles "[[Justice ~Future Mystery~|JUSTICE ~Future Mystery~]]", "[[Kiss (Takayama Miru with TWO-MIX)|Kiss]]", and "[[Rhythmic Youth|RHYTHMIC YOUTH]]") under the temporary name '''Takayama Miru with TWO-MIX''' in 1999.


After the success of Takayama Miru with [[TWO-MIX]], they formed another unit called '''M★TWO -MinaMiru-'''. Unfortunately, after the release of the single [[37°C ~Binetsu Senki~]] and the album [[Single & Single]], Takayama realized that a career in music was not something that she cared to pursue any longer. After Takayama Miru's leave, [[TWO-MIX]] resumed recording music under their original name  
After the success of Takayama Miru with [[TWO-MIX]], they formed another unit called '''M★TWO -MinaMiru-'''. Unfortunately, after the release of the single "[[37 C ~Binetsu Senki~|37°C ~Binetsu Senki~]]" and the album ''[[Single & Single]]'', Takayama realized that a career in music was not something that she cared to pursue any longer. After Takayama Miru's leave, [[TWO-MIX]] resumed recording music under their original name  


==Discography==
==Discography==
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* [1999.08.25] [[Kiss (Takayama Miru with TWO-MIX)|Kiss]] ('''Takayama Miru with TWO-MIX''')
* [1999.08.25] [[Kiss (Takayama Miru with TWO-MIX)|Kiss]] ('''Takayama Miru with TWO-MIX''')
* [1999.11.10] [[Rhythmic Youth|RHYTHMIC YOUTH]] ('''Takayama Miru with TWO-MIX''')
* [1999.11.10] [[Rhythmic Youth|RHYTHMIC YOUTH]] ('''Takayama Miru with TWO-MIX''')
* [2000.02.23] [[37°C ~Binetsu Senki~]] (37°C ~微熱戦記~) ('''M★TWO -MinaMiru-''')
* [2000.02.23] [[37 C ~Binetsu Senki~|37°C ~Binetsu Senki~]] (37°C ~微熱戦記~) ('''M★TWO -MinaMiru-''')


[[Category:Artists]]
[[Category:Artists]]
[[Category:J-Pop]]
[[Category:J-Pop]]
[[Category:1981 Births]]
[[Category:1981 Births]]

Latest revision as of 06:55, 13 March 2011

Takayama Miru (高山美瑠) was the additional vocalist of TWO-MIX from 1999 to 2000.

Profile

History

Takayama Miru was offered help from her cousin Takayama Minami with a music career. As part of an experiment, Takayama joined her cousin's group, TWO-MIX, and released three singles "JUSTICE ~Future Mystery~", "Kiss", and "RHYTHMIC YOUTH") under the temporary name Takayama Miru with TWO-MIX in 1999.

After the success of Takayama Miru with TWO-MIX, they formed another unit called M★TWO -MinaMiru-. Unfortunately, after the release of the single "37°C ~Binetsu Senki~" and the album Single & Single, Takayama realized that a career in music was not something that she cared to pursue any longer. After Takayama Miru's leave, TWO-MIX resumed recording music under their original name

Discography

Albums

Singles