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*"[[Hachimitsu (refio+Shimotsuki Haruka)|Hachimitsu]]", a song recorded by [[refio]]+[[Shimotsuki Haruka]], B-side of their collaboration single "[[Tomei Shelter]]". | *"[[Hachimitsu (refio+Shimotsuki Haruka)|Hachimitsu]]", a song recorded by [[refio]]+[[Shimotsuki Haruka]], B-side of their collaboration single "[[Tomei Shelter]]". | ||
*''[[Hachimitsu (Spitz)|Hachimitsu]]'', [[Spitz]]' sixth album. | *''[[Hachimitsu (Spitz)|Hachimitsu]]'', [[Spitz]]' sixth album. | ||
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Revision as of 02:00, 15 August 2010
In Jpop Stop!, Hachimitsu (蜂蜜, はちみつ, ハチミツ; Honey) could be a reference to:
- "Hachimitsu", aiko's second indie single .
- "Hachimitsu", a song recorded by Aragaki Yui, B-side of her fourth single "Utsushi E".
- "Hachimitsu", a song recorded by Kimura Kaela, track #12 on her second album Circle.
- "Hachimitsu", a song recorded by refio+Shimotsuki Haruka, B-side of their collaboration single "Tomei Shelter".
- Hachimitsu, Spitz' sixth album.
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