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* "[[Graduation (Tsubota Mariko)|Graduation]]", [[Tsubota Mariko]]'s debut single. | * "[[Graduation (Tsubota Mariko)|Graduation]]", [[Tsubota Mariko]]'s debut single. | ||
* "[[Doppelganger Graduation]]", a rock song by [[Base Ball Bear]], track #4 on their debut single "[[Yume Is Vision|YUME is VISION]]". | * "[[Doppelganger Graduation]]", a rock song by [[Base Ball Bear]], track #4 on their debut single "[[Yume Is Vision|YUME is VISION]]". | ||
− | * "[[Graduation (BeForU)| | + | * "[[Graduation (BeForU)|Graduation]]", a pop song by [[BeForU]], originally subtitled "Sorezore no Ashita" before becoming a solo song sung by [[Minami Sayaka]]. |
* "[[Boku Dake no Graduation]]", a R&B song by [[Folder]], the B-side to their fifth single "[[Glory Glory]]". | * "[[Boku Dake no Graduation]]", a R&B song by [[Folder]], the B-side to their fifth single "[[Glory Glory]]". | ||
* "[[My Graduation (Friends)|my graduation]]", a [[SPEED]] cover song by [[Friends (seiyuu group)|Friends]], track #5 on their first mini-album ''[[Friendship (Friends)|FRIENDSHIP]]''. | * "[[My Graduation (Friends)|my graduation]]", a [[SPEED]] cover song by [[Friends (seiyuu group)|Friends]], track #5 on their first mini-album ''[[Friendship (Friends)|FRIENDSHIP]]''. |
Revision as of 21:50, 31 May 2011
In generasia, Graduation could be a reference to:
- Graduation, in Hello! Project (and other agencies) terms is when an artist decides to or is forced to leave their current group.
- Graduation, Abiru Yuu's debut studio album.
- Graduation, DEEN's 11th studio album.
- Graduation, Nakamura Yuma's seventh studio album.
- Graduation, Ohta Takako's second studio album.
- Graduation ~Singles~, Tamaki Nami's first best album.
- "Sotsugyou -GRADUATION-", Kikuchi Momoko's fourth single.
- "PINK Graduation", Kimura Yuki's fourth single.
- "Shiroi Graduation", Ohguro Maki's eighth single.
- "lost graduation", Raphael's eighth single.
- "GRADUATION", Sasaki Yuko's fifth single.
- "Graduater", Shiina Hekiru's 10th single.
- "Love Graduation", Shiina Hekiru's 19th single.
- "my graduation", SPEED's sixth single.
- "Last Graduation", Tanaka Minako's ninth single.
- "Graduation", Tsubota Mariko's debut single.
- "Doppelganger Graduation", a rock song by Base Ball Bear, track #4 on their debut single "YUME is VISION".
- "Graduation", a pop song by BeForU, originally subtitled "Sorezore no Ashita" before becoming a solo song sung by Minami Sayaka.
- "Boku Dake no Graduation", a R&B song by Folder, the B-side to their fifth single "Glory Glory".
- "my graduation", a SPEED cover song by Friends, track #5 on their first mini-album FRIENDSHIP.
- "happy graduation", a pop song by JK21, track #1 on their debut album Chaunen..
- "Kanashiki GRADUATION", a pop song by KAN, track #5 on his debut studio album TV no Naka ni.
- "Graduation", a rock song by Takahashi Hitomi, the first track on her second studio album Bamboo Collage.
- "Futari no Graduation", a rock song by THE ALFEE, track #5 on their 13th studio album DNA Communication.
- "Graduation", a rock song by Λucifer, track #7 on their third studio album ELEMENT OF LOVE.
- "Graduation ~Tobira wo Mekete~", a pop song sung by Mizuki Alisa, the B-side to her single "Kaze no Naka de".
- "GRADUATION", a Sendai Eri cover song by Okui Masami, track #9 on her third cover album Self Satisfaction II.
- "GRADUATION", a pop song sung by Sendai Eri, the first A-side on her and Kato Emiri's character single "GRADUATION x Ichigo Jam".
- "GRADUATION LOVE", a pop song by Shoujotai.
- "Graduation", a pop song by TWO-MIX, track #2 on their first mini-album FANTASTIX II.
- "Graduation", a pop song by U-ka saegusa IN db, track #1 on their first mini-album Secret & Lies.
- "Graduation", a pop song by w-inds., the B-side to their fourth single "Try Your Emotion".
- "Graduation from yesterday", a pop song by yozuca*, track #6 on her fourth studio album stitch museum.
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