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'''D-topia Universe''' is a Japanese record label dedicated to promoting girls' entertainment. When it was known as D-topia Enterainment, It was formed as a business partnership between [[Avex]] and [[Victor Entertainment]] and produced by [[Oonishi Terukado]]. In September of 2010, D-topia's stint with [[Victor Entertainment]] was up and [[Universal Music|Universal Japan]] took over and the name had changed. | '''D-topia Universe''' is a Japanese record label dedicated to promoting girls' entertainment. When it was known as D-topia Enterainment, It was formed as a business partnership between [[Avex]] and [[Victor Entertainment]] and produced by [[Oonishi Terukado]]. In September of 2010, D-topia's stint with [[Victor Entertainment]] was up and [[Universal Music|Universal Japan]] took over and the name had changed. | ||
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==Current Acts== | ==Current Acts== | ||
| − | * [[ | + | * [[ALICE in the dark cherry]] |
| + | * [[Kaze (singer)|Kaze]] | ||
* [[KOR=GIRL]] | * [[KOR=GIRL]] | ||
| − | * [[ | + | * [[Minamelo|Minamelo©]] |
==Former Acts== | ==Former Acts== | ||
* [[80_pan]] | * [[80_pan]] | ||
| + | * [[Aira Mitsuki]] | ||
* [[Aoki Sayu]] | * [[Aoki Sayu]] | ||
* [[Big Beat]] | * [[Big Beat]] | ||
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* [[Ozora Saya]] | * [[Ozora Saya]] | ||
* [[Rikaco]] | * [[Rikaco]] | ||
| + | * [[Saori@destiny]] | ||
* [[The Sakura Telephone]] | * [[The Sakura Telephone]] | ||
* [[Tanaka Yui]] | * [[Tanaka Yui]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:28, 19 September 2018
D-topia Universe is a Japanese record label dedicated to promoting girls' entertainment. When it was known as D-topia Enterainment, It was formed as a business partnership between Avex and Victor Entertainment and produced by Oonishi Terukado. In September of 2010, D-topia's stint with Victor Entertainment was up and Universal Japan took over and the name had changed.
