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• Otokogumi
  '''Otokogumi''' (男闘呼組) was a [[Johnny's Jimusho|Johnny's Entertainment]] band that was active in the late 80s and early 90s. Like [[THE GOOD-BYE]] ...a replaced him on the keyboard. During their performances, they had a back-up band (drums and keyboard).
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• Tanaka Rie
  ...anese pop]] singer signed to [[Victor Entertainment Inc.#flying DOG|Victor Entertainment]] and a famous [[Seiyuu|seiyuu]]. She is known for her roles as Lacus Clyne *[2004] [[wikipedia:Burn Up!|BURN-UP SCRAMBLE]] - Tamagawa Matsuri
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• Hirose Kohmi
  ...compose and study music internationally in Los Angeles, where she studied pop music and was taught by [[Wikipedia:Michael Jackson|Michael Jackson]]'s voc ...ter her first single, "[[Ai ga Areba Daijoubu]]", under the label [[Victor Entertainment]]. But, it wasn't untill her third single, "[[Romance no Kamisama]]", that
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• Hayami Saori
  ...s a solo artist, she is signed to [[Warner Bros. (Japan)|Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Japan]]. *[2015] [[wikipedia:Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon?|Dungeon ni Deai wo Motomeru no wa Machigatteiru Darou k
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• Melt Away
  ...es of all types comes with one randomly chosen out of a possible six dress-up jacket cards. The single reached #1 on the indies [[Oricon]] charts, and #1 [[Category:J-Pop (releases)]]
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• TM NETWORK
  ...ted in 1983 when Komuro, Utsunomiya, and Kine got together after the break up of [[SPEEDWAY]]. The band performed a self-written song, "1974", at the 198 ...umonsha)]]", in July, becoming TM Network's first hit. Before the year was up, the group formed their fanclub, named TIMEMACHINE cafe. The group also rel
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• Togawa Jun
  ...-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and actress currently signed under [[Sony Music Entertainment]]. Her singing is often operatic, or harshly screamed. Her lyrics frequentl ...gs and each have participated on each others albums. Before the decade was up, Togawa had covered many styles of music and became the vocalist for the ba
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• Oricon Weekly for 2013 week 4
  '''Publisher''': [[Sony Music Entertainment|Ki/oon Records]]<br/> ...1 || [[wikipedia:One Direction|One Direction]] || [[wikipedia:Up All Night|Up All Night]] || 7,895
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• f(x)
  ...eated by [[SM Entertainment]]. The group has been given the title of "Asia Pop Dance Group" by their label and are touted as a multinational group since f ...ctivity in Korea, but for overseas ventures. The sudden announcement of SM Entertainment’s new girl group generated huge buzz in the news. [[Krystal]], the lead v
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• Inoue Kikuko
  ...el]], signed to [[Office Anemone]] management. Inoue made her debut in the entertainment industry in 1988 as an [[Anime|anime]] seiyuu in the series ''[[Heart Akko
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• 4minute
  ...nute''' (포미닛) was a [[K-Pop|Korean pop]] girl group formed by [[CUBE Entertainment]]. They became well know before their debut with [[Hyun A]], a former [[Won ...e group and slated their official debut for mid-June. In a statement, CUBE Entertainment defined the meaning of the name "4minute" stating that they "...will give o
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• HyunA
  ...2022, however, on November 30, the couple announced that they have broken up. ** [[JYP Entertainment]] <small>(2007)</small>
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• After School (group)
  ...OOL''' in Japan) was a [[K-Pop|Korean pop]] girl group, formed by [[Pledis Entertainment]]. They were originally a five member group modeled after the [[Wikipedia:P ...elf" global campaign. During this month, it was also announced by [[Pledis Entertainment]] that along with their [[Wikipedia:Pussycat_Dolls|Pussycat Dolls]] concept
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• Oricon Weekly for 2005 week 22
  '''Publisher''': [[Sony Music Entertainment|Sony Music Records]]<br/> | 19 || ↓5 || [[shela]], [[sunny-side up]] || [[Dear My Friends (shela)|Dear my friends]] || 8,744
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• Oricon Weekly for 2009 week 42
  '''Publisher''': [[Sony Music Entertainment#STUDIOSEVEN Recordings|STUDIOSEVEN Recordings]]<br/> | 12 || ↓8 || [[MiChi]] || [[Up to You (MiChi)|UP TO YOU]] || 12,473
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• Utatsuki Kaori
  ...ber of [[I've Sound]] girls group. She made her major debut under [[Geneon Entertainment]] in 2007 with the single [[Shining Stars Bless|Shining stars bless☆]]. U ...-I've Remix Style-|Mixed up -I've Remix Style-]] (#10 ''Cross talk (Mixed up Ver.)'')
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• Rockin' for Love
  # [[Go Wake Up!]] ...kiru]], and it's Shiina's final studio album released through [[Sony Music Entertainment]]. The album was released in two editions: a limited CD+DVD edition with fo
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• Saoriiiii
  ...''Saori@destiny''') is a Japanese [[:Category:Electronic|electro]]-[[J-Pop|pop]] singer and lyricist. She is signed to the major label [[D-TOPIA UNIVERSE| * '''Favorite Music:''' I especially like up-tempo music.
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• Oricon Weekly for 2009 week 43
  '''Publisher''': [[Sony Music Entertainment#EPIC Records|EPIC Records]]<br/> | 21 || ↓9 || [[MiChi]] || [[Up to You (MiChi)|UP TO YOU]] || 6,648
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• Luna (f(x))
  ...rtist under [[Grida Entertainment]]. She is a member of the [[K-Pop|Korean pop]] girl group [[f(x)]]. ** [[SM Entertainment]] <small>(2009&ndash;2019)</small>
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