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  • ...s remained the only constant member over the years, and for a couple years she recorded for PEARL as a solo project. After taking a few years off and laun ...s the only member left. She continued Pearl, releasing many albums, before she went solo under her real name, Tamura Naomi, in 1994.
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  • ...ar after, she debuted as a singer with the single "[[Cosmic Rendezvous]]". She would later join the Christmas-themed group [[Nanatsuboshi]] in late 1990. ...series ''[[Wikipedia:Ojamajo Doremi|Ojamajou Doremi]]'' from 1999 to 2004. She also used the alias Sakurada Mikako for her anime roles including in the an
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  • ...art in the early 1970s working as a [[Gravure|gravure]] [[Idol|idol]], and got her singing debut in 1971 with "[[Shiroi Shuumatsu]]" the theme for the [[W ...1956 to a American father who was in the Air Force and a Japanese mother. She started her career as a gravure idol, and later in 1971 debuted as a singer
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  • ...also debuted as a variety talent on the show ''[[Youngtown Wednesday]]''. She also served as the chorus at a [[Shirai Takako]] concert and would later le ...t concert, entitled "MISATO SPECIAL '86 KICK OFF" as a female solo singer. She also attended various musical events for musicians including the Hiroshima
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  • ...i)|Koishikute]]" under the label [[Nippon Columbia]]. But two years later, she retired from the world of show business. * [1988.01.13] [[Remember Me (Shirota Ayumi)|Remember Me]]
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  • ...used in the [[Anime|anime]] ''[[Makyou Gaiden Ledius]]''. That same year, she started composing music for other artists, beginning with [[Nagai Mariko]]' ...got a big hit and her first #1 on the [[Oricon]] charts. Later that year, she would also when the Best 5 Singles Award at the Annual Japan Golden Discs A
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  • ...e when she auditioned for the Teens Pop audition. Then, three years later, she debuted with the single "[[Silk no Kuchiburu]]" under the name Kawashima Mi ...Being artists with her first artist being [[ZARD]]. Then two years later, she joined the band [[FEEL SO BAD]] as the vocalist till the band quit in 2001.
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  • ...r Sun Music in 1985. Three years later, after graduating from high school, she debuted as a singer with the single "[[Shoukei]]" under the label [[For Lif * She was classmates with [[Nishimura Tomomi]] and [[Sakai Noriko]] at Horikoshi
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  • ...and Design]]. She really didn't have much of a solo career till 1974, when she released the single "[[Ano Koro no Boku wa]]" to begin the real entrance in * [1981.10.05] [[Follow Me (Iruka Album)|Follow Me]] (フォロー・ミー)
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  • ...un Music New Face audition and took lessons at their office. A year later, she would join the idol group and campaign girls for the amazement park [[Wikip ...o years with the [[Ozaki Ami]] produced single [[Haru (Ono Mayumi)|Haru]]. She was also inaugurated as the goodwill ambassador for Papua New Guinea and be
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  • .... She would have continued success with the ''Pocket Monsters'' series and she also worked as part of the [[Anison|anison]] supergroup [[JAM Project]]. * [1997.04.21] [[From Me to You (Matsumoto Rica)|From me to you]]
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  • ...ember of the group [[Plum Planets]], and after the group disbanded in 2003 she disappeared from the music scene. In 2006, Sasaki made a comeback and signe ...icial blog. She also started having interviews and live shows, and in 2012 she released an indies single, "[[Blue to Orange no Kanata ni]]."
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  • [[Image:Seo In Young - Believe Me promo.jpg|thumb|300px|Seo In Young promoting "[[Pyeonhaejyeotni]]" (2018)]] ...edia:Munhwa_Broadcasting_Corporation|MBC]] ''[[Wikipedia:We_Got_Married|We Got Married]]'' variety show.
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  • ...'s Young Siblings Audition, singing [[ANRI]]'s "[[Olivia wo Kikinagara]]". She trained for a year in Tokyo with lessons in composing, singing, and writing ...ne fracture when she was rehearsing for NHK Hall's ''[[Let's Go Young]]''. She went on a two month hiatus to heal the fracture and wear a corset to help t
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  • ...wn]] and the duo [[Tashannie]]. She began her solo career in 2001. In 2013 she joined her husband [[Drunken Tiger|Tiger JK]] and [[Bizzy]] to form the spe ...to an African American father and Korean mother. In 1999 at the age of 16 she debut with the multiracial Hip-Hop group [[Uptown]]. Tasha would later form
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  • ...gers. Then in 1990, she switched careers and became an essayist. Also, she got married in 1999 to a architect in Kyoto. * [[Kikkawa Kouji]] - [[You Got a Chance]]
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  • ...eru Haku (Long Version)|Taikutsu wo Taberu Haku (Long version)]]" in 1990. She joined the unit [[Liason]] in 1996 with [[Kurata Masayo]] and then with [[Y * [[Forget Me Not -Tooi Kimi wo Omou-|forget me not -Tooi Kimi wo Omou-]]
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  • ...2009, After School was chosen to endorse the [[Wikipedia:Adidas|Adidas]] "Me, Myself" global campaign. During this month, it was also announced by [[Ple ...iful]]'', and the [[Wikipedia:Munhwa_Broadcasting_Corporation|MBC]] ''[[We Got Married]]'' variety show.
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  • ...and was part of [[StylipS]] managed by [http://stylecube.jp/ Style Cube]. She is currently a member of the idol duo [[YuiKaori]]. ...Noto Arisa]], [[Ishihara Kaori]] & [[Matsunaga Maho]]. Then in May of 2010 she and [[Ishihara Kaori]] formed a new duo group called [[YuiKaori]].
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  • ...op|Korean Pop]] girl group [[After School]] and its sub-unit [[A.S. RED]]. She was also a member of the joint group [[4Tomorrow]]. * [2011] [[Do Me a Favor]] cameo
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