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| − | '''Acacia''' (アカシア, アケイシャ) is the name of a plant. In | + | '''Acacia''' (アカシア, アケイシャ) is the name of a plant. In generasia, it could be a reference to: |
| − | * ''[[Acacia (Matsutoya Yumi)|acacia]]'' | + | ==Albums== |
| − | * "[[Acacia (Remioromen)|Acacia]]" | + | * '''[[Matsutoya Yumi]]''''s 31st album ''[[Acacia (Matsutoya Yumi)|acacia]]''. |
| − | * ''[[Acacia ( | + | * '''[[Q;indivi|Q;indivi+]]''''s debut album ''[[Acacia; (album)|ACACIA;]]''. |
| + | * '''[[THE HEART]]''''s fourth studio album ''[[Acacia (THE HEART album)|Acacia]]''. | ||
| + | * '''[[Yusa Mimori]]''''s tenth album ''[[Acacia (Yusa Mimori)|Acacia]]''. | ||
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| + | ==Singles== | ||
| + | * '''[[Remioromen]]''''s fourth single "[[Acacia (Remioromen)|Acacia]]". | ||
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| + | ==Songs== | ||
| + | *'''[[Annabel]]''''s "[[Acacia (Annabel)|acacia]]", track #4 on her fourth self-produced single "[[Transparent Girl]]". | ||
| + | *'''[[Mochida Kaori]]''''s "[[Acacia (Mochida Kaori)|Acacia]]", second A-side of her collaboration single with [[JOURNAL STANDARD]], "[[Green / Acacia|green / Acacia]]". | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:35, 20 August 2015
Acacia (アカシア, アケイシャ) is the name of a plant. In generasia, it could be a reference to:
Albums
- Matsutoya Yumi's 31st album acacia.
- Q;indivi+'s debut album ACACIA;.
- THE HEART's fourth studio album Acacia.
- Yusa Mimori's tenth album Acacia.
Singles
- Remioromen's fourth single "Acacia".
Songs
- Annabel's "acacia", track #4 on her fourth self-produced single "Transparent Girl".
- Mochida Kaori's "Acacia", second A-side of her collaboration single with JOURNAL STANDARD, "green / Acacia".
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