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==Disambiguation== | |||
There are three versions of ''Mirai no Chizu'' to be found in [[Mi]]'s discography. | |||
;Mirai no Chizu | |||
:Found on the same-titled single as track #1 as well as on the ''[[I Love Music ~Mi Best Collection~|I Love Music♪ ~Mi Best Collection~]]'' album as track #1 on CD 1. | |||
;Mirai no Chizu -album version- | |||
:Found on the first album [[M1|M★1]] as track #1. | |||
;Mirai no Chizu (Instrumental) | |||
:Found on the same-titled single as track #4. | |||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
Latest revision as of 00:18, 10 August 2016
- Artist
- Mi
- Single
- Mirai no Chizu (未来の地図)
- Released
- 2005.02.02
- Catalog Number
- COCA-3002 (Regular Edition)
- COCA-3001 (Limited Edition)
- Price
- ¥1,197
- Tracklist
- Information
"Mirai no Chizu" is Mi's debut single. The single reached #3 on Oricon weekly charts and charted for 18 weeks. The title song was used as theme for the Fuji-TV show Ainori.
Song Information
- Lyrics
- Mi, H
- Music
- Mi, G
- Other Information
- Arrangement: G, Tatsuki
Disambiguation
There are three versions of Mirai no Chizu to be found in Mi's discography.
- Mirai no Chizu
- Found on the same-titled single as track #1 as well as on the I Love Music♪ ~Mi Best Collection~ album as track #1 on CD 1.
- Mirai no Chizu -album version-
- Found on the first album M★1 as track #1.
- Mirai no Chizu (Instrumental)
- Found on the same-titled single as track #4.
External Links
- Oricon Profile: Regular Edition | Limited Edition
