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* "[[Hana (Ishimine Satoko)|Hana]]", [[Ishimine Satoko]]'s third single.
 
* "[[Hana (Ishimine Satoko)|Hana]]", [[Ishimine Satoko]]'s third single.
 
* "[[Hana (jealkb)|Hana]]", [[jealkb]]'s third major single.
 
* "[[Hana (jealkb)|Hana]]", [[jealkb]]'s third major single.
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* "[[Hana (Kobukuro)|hana]]", a digital single by [[Kobukuro]].
 
* "[[Hana (Koda Kumi)|Hana]]", a song recorded by [[Koda Kumi]]'s, track #7 on her third album ''[[Feel My Mind|feel my mind]]''.
 
* "[[Hana (Koda Kumi)|Hana]]", a song recorded by [[Koda Kumi]]'s, track #7 on her third album ''[[Feel My Mind|feel my mind]]''.
 
* "[[Hana (Kouda Mariko)|Hana]]", [[Kouda Mariko]]'s 17th single.
 
* "[[Hana (Kouda Mariko)|Hana]]", [[Kouda Mariko]]'s 17th single.

Latest revision as of 16:49, 9 March 2021

Hana in Japanese could have several meanings, with each meaning having separate kanji (and being pronounced slightly differently). In Japanese, Hana could be a girl's name or it could mean:

  • [花] - Flower
  • [華] - Flower, or more specifically petal (sometimes seen as a more stylish way to write "Hana")
  • [鼻] - Nose
  • [端] - Edge, margin
  • [洟] - Nasal mucus, snot

In generasia, Hana could be a reference to:

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