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• Nakayama Shinobu
  ...dol, and former member of the idol group [[Rakutenshi]]. She dreamt of the world of show business after seeing her older sister perform and decided to be li ...p [[Rakutenshi]] and then a member of [[Nanatsuboshi]], a Christmas-themed idol group in 1990.
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• Okada Yukiko
  '''Okada Yukiko''' (岡田有希子) was a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] [[Idol|idol]] singer. ...inning the competition Star Tanjou! in 1983. She debuted a year later as a idol singer with the single "[[First Date]]". Before the year was up, Okada's mu
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• Asada Miyoko
  '''Asada Miyoko''' (浅田美代子) is a Japanese actress, talento, a idol singer under the label [[Epic Records]]. ...ss on the show a year later in February 1973. In agreement of entering the world of show business, Asada left school to pursue a career.
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• Eri
  ...ngle "[[Blue Eyes wo Dakishimetai]]". She also started to become a variety idol by appearing in different variety shows. But, she retired in 1989 due to ge In 1996, Morishita would come back to the world of show business as Eri, releasing her first comeback single named "[[Tsuyo
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• Koizumi Kyoko
  ...子) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer-songwriter, actress, former [[Idol|idol]], and former member of the group [[YELL FROM NIPPON]]. ...etition television program ''[[Star Tanjou!]]'' in 1981. She debuted as an idol singer a year later with the single "[[Watashi no 16sai]]". Her first numbe
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• Shirota Ayumi
  ...r the label [[Nippon Columbia]]. But two years later, she retired from the world of show business.
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• Morishita Yumiko
  ...(森下由実子) is a Japanese singer, talento, and former member of the idol group [[Soft Cream]]. ...sang the song Moshi mo Dameki ga Sekai ni Itara for the show Naruhodo! The World under the name Yumi. She would also star in various television variety show
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• Utoku Keiko
  ...'' (宇徳敬子) is a Japanese singer-songwriter and former member of the idol group [[Mi-Ke]]. ...hen in the band as a chorus member, Utoku and two other members formed the idol group [[Mi-Ke]] in 1991 to 1993. When the band split, she began her solo ca
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• CHA-CHA
  '''CHA-CHA''' was Japanese pop and variety idol group from 1988 to 1991 and then from 2006 to 2008. * [1988.11.xx] CHA-CHA WORLD
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• Iwai Sayuri
  '''Iwai Sayuri''' (岩井小百合) is a Japanese idol singer, actress, and talento. ...ater for the rock band [[Yokahama Ginbae]]. At the same time, she made her idol singer debut with the single "[[Dream Dream Dream]]". She held events for t
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• Fuyu no Opera Glass
  ...con]] charts for four weeks, selling 320,000 copies. She would be the only idol singer to have her first single to reach #1 on the charts till 1994 when [[
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• Kikuchi Momoko
  ...ress, talent, former member of [[RAMU]], and former [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] idol singer. ...un no Ijiwaru]]". During that year, Kikuchi became a big star in the music world that she won the Best Female Sing Award and Rookie of the Year Award at the
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• Hara Mayumi
  ...first single "[[Kesshin]]" under the label [[Nippon Columbia]]. During her idol singing career, Hara's trademark was her wearing an hat. By the end of the ...t nude photobook, entitled ''Aya Dori''. After that, she would retire from world of show business.
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• Dasi Mannan Segye (Into the New World)
  : Dasi Mannan Segye (Into the new world) (다시 만난 세계) # Dasi Mannan Segye (Into the new world) (다시 만난 세계)
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• Kotobuki Minako
  *[2019.01.09] [[Save My World|save my world]] *[2010] [[wikipedia:Lilpri|Hime Chen! Otogi Chikku Idol Lilpri]] - Okamoto Tenshi
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• Taketatsu Ayana
  * [2014.06.04] [[Wonderful World (Taketatsu Ayana)|Wonderful World]] (わんだふるワールド) * [2010] [[Wikipedia:The World God Only Knows|Kami Nomi zo Shiru Sekai]] - Takahara Ayumi
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• Oricon Weekly for 2009 week 39
  ...n ([[Oyama Takanori]]), Irie Shoichi ([[Toyonaga Toshiyuki]]) || [[Perfect World / No Cotrol]] || 3,684 | 28 || NEW || [[Eclipse]] || [[Idol Attack]] || 5,485
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• Miyamoto Karin
  '''Miyamoto Karin''' (宮本佳林) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and idol managed by [[Up-Front Promotion]] and was part of [[Hello! Project]]. She w * Said her dream as an idol is to debut within Hello! Project and to be able to sing in various languag
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• SMILE-UP
  | align=center | Theme song for the drama '[[Kisarazu Cat's Eye: World Series]]' [[KinKi Kids]] was listed in the 2002 edition of the reference book Guinness World Records for 'Most consecutive No.1 singles' (13 singles at that time). Sinc
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• Saoriiiii
  ...stiny started performing lives on the streets of Akihabara, mainly singing idol songs. In her street lives she covered various songs from the likes of [[AK ...tart of her major debut, Saori@destiny was billed as the "Akihabara Street Idol" and her music was described as "TECHNO POP×CANDYGIRL HOUSE". Her first li
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