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In generasia, '''Himawari''' (向日葵, ひまわり, ヒマワリ; ''Sunflower'') could be a reference to:
 
In generasia, '''Himawari''' (向日葵, ひまわり, ヒマワリ; ''Sunflower'') could be a reference to:
  
* "[[Himawari (Aikawa Nanase)|Himawari]]", a song recorded by [[Aikawa Nanase]], track #5 on her first mini-album ''[[The First Quarter]]''.
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* "[[Himawari (Aikawa Nanase)|Himawari]]", a song recorded by [[Aikawa Nanase]], track #5 on her first mini-album ''[[The Last Quarter]]''.
 
* "[[Himawari (Aiuchi Rina)|HIMAWARI]]", a song recorded by [[Aiuchi Rina]], B-side of her 13th single "[[Full Jump|FULL JUMP]]".
 
* "[[Himawari (Aiuchi Rina)|HIMAWARI]]", a song recorded by [[Aiuchi Rina]], B-side of her 13th single "[[Full Jump|FULL JUMP]]".
 
* "[[Himawari (Amuro Namie)|HimAWArI]]", a song recorded by [[Amuro Namie]], track #13 on her fourth album ''[[Break the Rules|break the rules]]''.
 
* "[[Himawari (Amuro Namie)|HimAWArI]]", a song recorded by [[Amuro Namie]], track #13 on her fourth album ''[[Break the Rules|break the rules]]''.

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In generasia, Himawari (向日葵, ひまわり, ヒマワリ; Sunflower) could be a reference to:


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