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On Jpop Stop!, '''Hiiragi''' (柊, ひいらぎ; ''Holly'') could be a reference to: | |||
* [[Hiiragi (group)|Hiiragi]], a [[J-Folk|Japanese folk]] duo. | |||
* [[Hiiragi Aoi]], a [[Manga-ka|manga-ka]]. | |||
* [[Hiiragi Masaki]], a [[Manga-ka|manga-ka]]. | |||
* [[Ishimura Tomoko|Hiiragi Mifuyu]], the former stage name of [[Seiyuu|seiyuu]] [[Ishimura Tomoko]]. | |||
* [[Hiiragi Rumi]], a [[:Category:J-Actress|Japanese actress]]. | |||
* [[Nonaka Hiiragi]], a Japanese author. | |||
* "[[Hiiragi (Do As Infinity)|Hiiragi]]", [[Do As Infinity]]'s 17th single. | |||
* "[[Hiiragi (Eliana)|Hiiragi]]", a song recorded by [[Eliana]], second A-side of her single "[[Love Is Power.Rayaraya / Hiiragi]]". | |||
* "[[Hiiragi (LOST IN TIME)|Hiiragi]]", a song recorded by [[LOST IN TIME]], track #3 of their album ''[[Tokei]]''. | |||
* ''[[Hiiragi (navy & ivory)|Hiiragi]]'', [[navy & ivory]]'s second album. | |||
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Revision as of 03:15, 18 October 2010
On Jpop Stop!, Hiiragi (柊, ひいらぎ; Holly) could be a reference to:
- Hiiragi, a Japanese folk duo.
- Hiiragi Aoi, a manga-ka.
- Hiiragi Masaki, a manga-ka.
- Hiiragi Mifuyu, the former stage name of seiyuu Ishimura Tomoko.
- Hiiragi Rumi, a Japanese actress.
- Nonaka Hiiragi, a Japanese author.
- "Hiiragi", Do As Infinity's 17th single.
- "Hiiragi", a song recorded by Eliana, second A-side of her single "Love Is Power.Rayaraya / Hiiragi".
- "Hiiragi", a song recorded by LOST IN TIME, track #3 of their album Tokei.
- Hiiragi, navy & ivory's second album.
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