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'''桜''' or rarer '''櫻''' (Romaji: '''Sakura''') is the Japanese word for '''Cherry Blossom'''. It is a common word in Japanese. Sakura could be a reference to: | '''桜''' or rarer '''櫻''' (Romaji: '''Sakura''') is the Japanese word for '''Cherry Blossom'''. It is a common word in Japanese. Sakura could be a reference to: | ||
| − | * [[SAKURA]], an R&B artist signed under [[Virgin Music Records]]; | + | * [[SAKURA (R&B Artist)|SAKURA]], an R&B artist signed under [[Virgin Music Records]]; |
* [[Sakura (drummer)|sakura]], the former drummer of [[L'Arc~en~Ciel]] and [[ZIGZO]] and current drummer of [[SONS OF ALL PUSSYS]]; | * [[Sakura (drummer)|sakura]], the former drummer of [[L'Arc~en~Ciel]] and [[ZIGZO]] and current drummer of [[SONS OF ALL PUSSYS]]; | ||
* [[Sakura-con]], an anime convention in the USA; | * [[Sakura-con]], an anime convention in the USA; | ||
Revision as of 07:00, 26 July 2009
桜 or rarer 櫻 (Romaji: Sakura) is the Japanese word for Cherry Blossom. It is a common word in Japanese. Sakura could be a reference to:
- SAKURA, an R&B artist signed under Virgin Music Records;
- sakura, the former drummer of L'Arc~en~Ciel and ZIGZO and current drummer of SONS OF ALL PUSSYS;
- Sakura-con, an anime convention in the USA;
- Sakura (桜), bird's 10th single;
- Sakura (さくら), track #6 of BUCK-TICK's Kurutta Taiyou album;
- Sakura (さくら), capsule's debut single;
- Sakura, a Demo-disc by D'espairs Ray;
- Sakura (桜), the first track of Horie Yui's album Mizutamari ni Utsuru Sekai;
- SAKURA, Ikimono Gakari's debut single.
- Sakura (桜), the second album by Kagrra,;
- Sakura (桜), a single by Kawaguchi Kyougo;
- Sakura (さくら), a single by Ketsumeishi;
- Sakura (桜), a single by Kobukuro;
- Sakura (さくら), Moriyama Naotaro's second single;
- Sakura (桜), a single by Ryu Siwon;
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