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* [[AYA (singer)|AYA]], a Japanese rock musician. | * [[AYA (singer)|AYA]], a Japanese rock musician. | ||
* [[Aya (Matsubara Miki)|Aya]], [[Matsubara Miki]]'s fifth album. | |||
* [[AYA (Psycho le Cemu)|AYA]], a Japanese guitarist from [[Psycho le Cemu]]. | * [[AYA (Psycho le Cemu)|AYA]], a Japanese guitarist from [[Psycho le Cemu]]. | ||
* [[Hirano Aya]], a Japanese [[Seiyuu|seiyuu]] and singer. | * [[Hirano Aya]], a Japanese [[Seiyuu|seiyuu]] and singer. | ||
Revision as of 22:40, 3 August 2009
Aya is a female Japanese forename. In Jpop Stop!, it could be a reference to:
- AYA, a Japanese rock musician.
- Aya, Matsubara Miki's fifth album.
- AYA, a Japanese guitarist from Psycho le Cemu.
- Hirano Aya, a Japanese seiyuu and singer.
- Kiguchi Aya, a Japanese gravure idol.
- Matsui Aya, a Japanese gravure idol.
- Matsuura Aya, a Japanese actress and singer.
- Sugimoto Aya, a Japanese actress and singer.
- Ueto Aya, a Japanese actress and singer.
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