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"Tsuyoku Hakanai Mono-tachi" is the second single released by [[Cocco]]. The single reached #18 on the weekly [[Oricon]] charts and charted for 20 weeks. It sold more than 360,520 copies, launching [[Coccos]]'s career. The single also reached #68 on the yearly Oricon chart for 1998. | "Tsuyoku Hakanai Mono-tachi" is the second single released by [[Cocco]]. The title track was used as a theme song for the JAL Hawaii Campaign commercials. The single reached #18 on the weekly [[Oricon]] charts and charted for 20 weeks. It sold more than 360,520 copies, launching [[Coccos]]'s career. The single also reached #68 on the yearly Oricon chart for 1998. | ||
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Revision as of 05:28, 20 June 2011
- Artist
- Cocco
- Single
- Tsuyoku Hakanai Mono-tachi (強く儚い者たち)
- Released
- 1997.11.21
- Catalog Number
- VICL-35010
- Price
- ¥1,020
- Tracklist
- Tsuyoku Hakanai Mono-tachi (強く儚い者たち; The Strong and Short Lived Things)
- Hare Sugita Sora (晴れすぎた空; Too Bright Sky)
- Information
"Tsuyoku Hakanai Mono-tachi" is the second single released by Cocco. The title track was used as a theme song for the JAL Hawaii Campaign commercials. The single reached #18 on the weekly Oricon charts and charted for 20 weeks. It sold more than 360,520 copies, launching Coccos's career. The single also reached #68 on the yearly Oricon chart for 1998.
