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* '''[[AISHA]]''''s "[[Ai ni Iku yo (AISHA)|Ai ni Iku yo]]", track #2 on her second studio album ''[[Pink Diamond]]''. | |||
* '''[[Miyano Mamoru]]''''s "[[Ai ni Iku yo (Miyano Mamoru)|Ai ni Iku yo]]", track #12 on his debut album ''[[Break|BREAK]]''. | * '''[[Miyano Mamoru]]''''s "[[Ai ni Iku yo (Miyano Mamoru)|Ai ni Iku yo]]", track #12 on his debut album ''[[Break|BREAK]]''. | ||
* '''[[Natsukawa Rimi]]''''s "[[Ai ni Iku yo (Natsukawa Rimi)|Ai ni Iku yo]]", track #2 on the first disc of her sixth album, ''[[Kokoro no Uta]]''. | * '''[[Natsukawa Rimi]]''''s "[[Ai ni Iku yo (Natsukawa Rimi)|Ai ni Iku yo]]", track #2 on the first disc of her sixth album, ''[[Kokoro no Uta]]''. | ||
Latest revision as of 18:28, 31 October 2015
In generasia, Ai ni Iku yo (会いに行くよ, あいにいくよ; I'm Coming to See You) could be a reference to:
Mini-Albums
- SAWA's fifth mini-album, Ai ni Iku yo, or the title track "Ai ni Iku yo".
Songs
- AISHA's "Ai ni Iku yo", track #2 on her second studio album Pink Diamond.
- Miyano Mamoru's "Ai ni Iku yo", track #12 on his debut album BREAK.
- Natsukawa Rimi's "Ai ni Iku yo", track #2 on the first disc of her sixth album, Kokoro no Uta.
- Takenaka Eri's "Ai ni Iku yo", track #2 on his second mini-album album, Akibare Monaural.
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