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* [[NaNa]], a Japanese singer and producer. | * [[NaNa]], a Japanese singer and producer, also she uses the name ''NaNa★MUSiC'' for her activities as producer. | ||
* [[Nana (After School)|Nana]], a Korean singer, member of the group [[After School]]. | * [[Nana (After School)|Nana]], a Korean singer, member of the group [[After School]]. | ||
* [[Akiyama Nana]], a Japanese singer and former [[U-15]] idol. | * [[Akiyama Nana]], a Japanese singer and former [[U-15]] idol. | ||
Latest revision as of 01:02, 7 November 2015
NANA (ナナ) is a popular josei manga in Japan. For its main article, see NANA (manga). Other adaptations have also been made.
- NANA (anime), the anime adaptation of the manga that premiered in April 2006.
- NANA (film), the film adaptation of the manga that premiered in September 2005 and starred Nakashima Mika and Miyazaki Aoi.
- NANA 2, the 2006 sequel to the 2005 film. Nakashima Mika reprises her role as Oosaki Nana and Ichikawa Yui replaces Miyazaki Aoi as Komatsu Nana.
Or perhaps you were looking for...
- NaNa, a Japanese singer and producer, also she uses the name NaNa★MUSiC for her activities as producer.
- Nana, a Korean singer, member of the group After School.
- Akiyama Nana, a Japanese singer and former U-15 idol.
- Eikura Nana, a Japanese model and former U-15 idol.
- Katase Nana, a Japanese model, actress, and former singer.
- Kitade Nana, a Japanese rocker and model.
- Mizuki Nana, a Japanese singer and seiyuu.
- Tanimura Nana, a Japanese singer.
- NANA, Kahimi Karie's eighth single.
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