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| − | + | '''Minamikaze''' (南風, みなみかぜ) is the Japanese phrase for ''south wind''. In Jpop Stop!, it could be a reference to: | |
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| + | * [[Koyanagi Rumiko]]'s 33rd single [[Minamikaze (Koyanagi Rumiko)|Minamikaze]]. | ||
| + | * [[Natsukawa Rimi]]'s first mini-album [[Minamikze (Koyanagi Rumiko)|Minamikaze]]. | ||
| + | * [[Ota Hiromi]]'s seventeenth single [[Minamikaze -South Wind-|Minamikaze -SOUTH WIND-]]. | ||
| + | * [[Remioromen]]'s sixth single [[Minamikaze (Remioromen)|Minamikaze]]. | ||
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Revision as of 17:11, 21 August 2009
Minamikaze (南風, みなみかぜ) is the Japanese phrase for south wind. In Jpop Stop!, it could be a reference to:
- Koyanagi Rumiko's 33rd single Minamikaze.
- Natsukawa Rimi's first mini-album Minamikaze.
- Ota Hiromi's seventeenth single Minamikaze -SOUTH WIND-.
- Remioromen's sixth single Minamikaze.
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