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• Konno Asami
  ...あさ美) was a fifth generation member of [[Morning Musume]]. She joined the group in August 2001 along with fellow fifth generation members [[Takahashi ....P.]] and [[Ongaku Gatas]] while still maintaining her studies, thus being the first person to graduate from H!P and then rejoin as a member. In 2011 she
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• Ogawa Makoto
  ...29, 1987) was a fifth generation member of [[Morning Musume]]. She joined the group in August 2001 along with fellow fifth generation members [[Takahashi ...certs. She then graduated from [[Hello! Project]] in 2009 with the rest of the Elder Club. She is now part of [[Morning Musume OG]].
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• Lena Park
  ...Lena Park)|Naturally]]'' weren't confined to the R&B genre as Park's first album but became just as successful. ...[Wikipedia:2002 FIFA World Cup|2002 FIFA World Cup]]. She later debuted in the Japanese music industry where she received moderate success.
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• Hello! Project Releases (1997 - 1998)
  ...P OF THE WORLD～ <small>([[Sotsugyou ~Top Of The World~|Sotsugyou ~TOP OF THE WORLD~]])</small> | 1st album
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• AKB48 Team B 4th Stage "Idol no Yoake"
  [[File:Akb48 Idol no yoake.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Album Cover]] ; Album
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• Hello! Project Releases (2000)
  | 3rd album 1st [[Petit Best series|Petit Best]] album
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• Hello! Project Releases (2001)
  | 1st Best album | Compilation album
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• Hello! Project Releases (2002)
  This page was created so you can easily see or know the [[Hello! Project]] releases of 2002. * 01 - [[Matsuura Aya]]'s first album [[First Kiss (Matsuura Aya)]]
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• Hello! Project on ASAYAN
  * 1997-04-27 - Talk with [[Sharan Q]] about the auditions and clips of Fukuoka audition. * 1997-08-10 - Showing the audition girls at home + training in temple
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• Uchiyama Mikoto
  ...) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and idol managed by [[AKS]]. She is the former sub-leader of [[SKE48]] [[SKE48 Team KII|Team KII]]. !Album||Participating Song||Position/Unit
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• Ohe Tomomi
  * '''Nickname:''' Ooie (おーぃぇ). The nickname is pronounced ''oh yay'', which has become a catchphrase of hers. * Team A 4th Stage: 7ji 12fun no Hatsukoi
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• Megamasso
  ...omo.jpg|right|400px|thumb|Megamasso promoting ''[[Loveless, More Loveless (album)|Loveless, more Loveless]]'' (2011) <br> Left to Right: Gou, INZARGI, Ryohe ...r indies career, the band signed with the major label [[avex trax]] during the summer of 2009.<ref>"[http://natalie.mu/music/news/21104 メガマソ、メ
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• Happy Summer Wedding
  ...15 on the yearly Oricon charts for 2000. In 2010 it was revealed that that the RIAJ had certified Happy Summer Wedding as a million seller single.[http:// ...ikawa Rika]], [[Yoshizawa Hitomi]], [[Tsuji Nozomi]], and [[Kago Ai]], and the last to feature [[Ichii Sayaka]].
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• I Wish (Morning Musume)
  ...sume '22 was released as a digital single and used as the ending theme for the MokuDora 24 dorama ''[[Mayonaka ni Hello!]]''. * 4th gen: [[Ishikawa Rika]], [[Yoshizawa Hitomi]], [[Tsuji Nozomi]], [[Kago Ai]]
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• Ren'ai Revolution 21
  ...nd charted for eleven weeks, selling 986,040 copies. It also reached #5 on the yearly Oricon charts for 2001. * 4th gen: [[Ishikawa Rika]], [[Yoshizawa Hitomi]], [[Tsuji Nozomi]], [[Kago Ai]]
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• The Peace!
  : The☆Pea~ce! (ザ☆ピ~ス!) # The☆Pea~ce! (ザ☆ピ~ス!)
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• Mr. Moonlight ~Ai no Big Band~
  ...charted for fourteen weeks, selling 513,340 copies. It also reached #42 on the yearly Oricon charts for 2001. [[File:2001-mm.jpg|thumb|270px|Morning Musume promoting the single]]
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• Souda! We're Alive
  ...icon charts and charted for ten weeks, selling 443,630 copies and becoming the #17 single for 2002. * 4th gen: [[Ishikawa Rika]], [[Yoshizawa Hitomi]], [[Tsuji Nozomi]], [[Kago Ai]]
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• Koko ni Iruzee!
  ...charts and charted for thirteen weeks, selling 228,542 copies and becoming the #64 single of 2002. * 4th gen: [[Ishikawa Rika]], [[Yoshizawa Hitomi]], [[Tsuji Nozomi]], [[Kago Ai]]
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• Shabondama (Morning Musume)
  ...charts and charted for eighteen weeks, selling 151,104 copies and becoming the #64 single of 2003. * 4th gen: [[Ishikawa Rika]], [[Yoshizawa Hitomi]], [[Tsuji Nozomi]], [[Kago Ai]]
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