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  • #REDIRECT [[a K2C ENTERTAINMENT SUNRICE KOMEMORY IV]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[a K2C ENTERTAINMENT DVD BOX KOMEMORY I]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[A K2C Entertainment DVD Box Komemory I]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[A K2C Entertainment DVD Box Komemory II]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[A K2C Entertainment DVD Box Komemory V]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[A K2C Entertainment Sunrice Komemory IV]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[A K2C Entertainment The Last Symposium]]
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  • : SORRY MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT : SORRY MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT (Remastered, 30th Anniversary Limited Release)
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  • ...2M worked for DSP Media Entertainment handled various artists. In 2017 B2M Entertainment secretly shut down.
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  • [[File:Jungle Entertainment.jpg|thumb|300px]] '''Jungle Entertainment''' (정글 엔터테인먼트) is an Korean record label founded in 2006 by
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  • #REDIRECT [[Plan A Entertainment]]
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  • ...iary label of the Korean record label and entertainment company [[Starship Entertainment]]. It focuses on Korean hip hop.
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  • [[File:A Team Entertainment logo.jpg|thumb|150px]] ...ve partnerships with [[AWESOME ENTERTAINMENT]] in Malaysia and [[DIAN TONG ENTERTAINMENT]] in China.
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  • #REDIRECT [[AQ Entertainment (sub-label)]]
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  • '''Music K Entertainment''' is a South Korean entertainment company. It is a subsidiary of [[KEYEAST]].
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  • '''Fantagio Entertainment''' (판타지오) is a Korean entertainment agency formed in 2008.
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  • [[File:SS Entertainment.jpg|thumb|250px]] '''SS Entertainment''' (에스에스 엔터테인먼트) is a South Korean entertainment company.
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  • ...s Entertainment]] group [[Hey! Say! JUMP]] and [[NYC]]. He joined Johnny's Entertainment on June 4th, 2003. In 2007, he became a member of the unit [[Hey! Say! 7]]
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  • ...ンサテライツ) was a [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] band under [[Sony Music Entertainment#gr8! records|gr8! records]]. They were formed in 1990 while still attending ...lence]]" in 1997 and eventually were recognized and signed by [[Sony Music Entertainment]]. Combining and twisting rock guitars with electronica the group is known
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  • '''ELISA''' is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer signed to [[Sony Music Entertainment#SACRA MUSIC|SACRA MUSIC]]. ** [[Universal Music##NBCUniversal Entertainment Japan|NBC Universal Entertainment Japan]] <small>(2007&ndash;2012)</small>
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  • ...윤하, ユンナ in Japanese) is a [[K-Pop|Korean pop]] artist under [[C9 Entertainment]]. She officially debuted with the single "[[Yubikiri (Younha)|Yubikiri]]"
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  • ...op]]-[[:category:J-Rock|rock]] band handled by [[Johnny's Jimusho|Johnny's Entertainment]]. They debuted in 1994 under [[Sony Music Japan]], however they switched t * Labels: [[Sony Music Entertainment]] (1994–2001), [[Universal Music Japan]] (2001–2008), [[J-Storm]] (sinc
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  • ...In 2003, she was a member of the special unit ZYX. In 2004, she was one of eight members selected to form Berryz Kobo and became the group's captain. She is ...ced Shimizu had married a non-celebrity man and would be retiring from the entertainment industry in November when she turns 30.
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  • ...pop]] singer-songwriter under [[Sony Music Entertainment]]'s [[Sony Music Entertainment#EPIC_Records|EPIC Records]] sub-label. YUKI rose to fame in the 1990's as t ...ed a record deal [[Sony Music Entertainment]] and signed with [[Sony Music Entertainment#EPIC_Records|EPIC Records]]. At this point Fujimoto left the band, and they
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  • In 2005 she joined [[P-PRO Entertainment]] agency and released a self-titled Jazz mini-album, ''[[Mika (album)|Mika]
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  • ...'[[saku saku]]'', and made her musical debut in 2004 with [[Columbia Music Entertainment]]; Best known for her hit songs "[[Real Life Real Heart]]", "[[Ring a Ding ...004 Kimura re-released "Level 42" through the major label [[Columbia Music Entertainment]]; the single reached #15 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts.
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  • ...EEBRA parted ways with [[Pony Canyon]] and signed a deal with [[Sony Music Entertainment|Sony Music Japan]]. In doing so, he changed his stage name from "ZEEBRA" to
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  • ...rock]] and [[Angura-Kei|angura-kei]] band currently signed to [[Sony Music Entertainment|Sony Music Associated Records]]. They made their indie debut in 1997, and l
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  • ...and sent them out to record companies. Rie was soon signed to [[Sony Music Entertainment]].
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  • ...HEM''' (リズム) was a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] duo under the [[Sony Music Entertainment]] label. On October 2010, the duo announced on the streaming site ustream t
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  • ...k]]'' in 1998 under [[SM Entertainment]]. In 2003, they signed with [[Good Entertainment]] after their 5-year contract with SM expired. The members formed [[Shinhwa
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  • ...a Japanese urban/R&B duo, made of two sisters, and were under [[Sony Music Entertainment]] label. In 2009, they signed a contract with [[avex trax]].
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  • *[2006.01.22] #294 - Entertainment Restaurant *[2006.02.26] #298 - Entertainment Restaurant (Itsumo Koko Kara as guests)
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  • ...Bouken Rider]] || 160,032 || [[EXILE]] || [[EXILE Entertainment Best|EXILE ENTERTAINMENT BEST]] || 400,038
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  • ...nd guitarist [[Yamaguchi Akihisa]]. In 2003, they signed with [[Sony Music Entertainment|Sony Records]] and made their major debut with the single [[Mayonaka no Kou
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  • ...bayashi Maia]] (#10) would leave the group due to difficulty balancing her entertainment career with her schoolwork.
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  • * '''Hobbies:''' Reading Comics, Electronic Entertainment, Pocketball
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