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| Name = Nichika
 
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| Released = June 18, 2008
 
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| Producer = Youichirou Nomura
 
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'''''Nichika''''' is the self-titled debut album by [[Nichika]], released on June 18, 2008. It features the three previously released singles, ''Edelweiss'', ''Genius Party'' and ''Atarashii Mizu'' ("New Water") as well as their three B-Sides, ''Rye Mugibatake de Choushoku wo/Sugar Cube'' ("Breakfast in a Rye Field/Sugar Cube"), ''Garage'' and ''Aozora, Naita'' ("The Blue Sky Cried") for a total of 12 songs. It features an alternative-pop-ethereal sound which Nichika had presented in the three previous singles.
 
  
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==Track Listing==
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: [[Nichika]] (二千花)
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: 二千花 (Nichika)
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: 2008.06.18
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: YRCN-95004
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|align="left"|[[Atarashii Mizu]]
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: ￥2,940
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# [[Atarashii Mizu]] (あたらしい水)
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# [[Cream Soda]]
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|align="left"|Cream Soda
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# [[Lucy in the Sky with Parasol]]
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# [[Genius Party]]
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# [[Parallel]] (パラレル)
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# [[Painful]]
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# [[Edelweiss]] (エーデルワイス)
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# [[Rye Mugibatake de Choushoku wo/Sugar Cube]] (ライ麦畑で朝食を／Sugar Cube)
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# [[Garage|Garage (Album Mix)]]
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# [[Aozora, Naita|Aozora, Naita (Album Mix)]] (青空、泣いた)
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# [[Akichi]] (空き地)
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# [[Snow Hug]]
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'''''Nichika''''' is the self-titled debut album by [[Nichika]], released on June 18, 2008. It features the three previously released singles, ''Edelweiss'', ''Genius Party'' and ''Atarashii Mizu'' ("New Water") as well as their three B-Sides, ''Rye Mugibatake de Choushoku wo/Sugar Cube'' ("Breakfast in a Rye Field/Sugar Cube"), ''Garage'' and ''Aozora, Naita'' ("The Blue Sky Cried") for a total of 12 songs. It features an alternative-pop-ethereal sound which Nichika had presented in the three previous singles.
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==Oricon Chart Positions==
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'''Total Reported Sales:''' xx,xxx
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|align="left"|[[Edelweiss]]
 
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==External Links==
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*[http://www.oricon.co.jp/music/release/d/764491/1/ Oricon Profile]
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Revision as of 01:51, 20 August 2009

Cover
Artist
Nichika (二千花)
Album
二千花 (Nichika)
Released
2008.06.18
Catalog Number
YRCN-95004
Price
￥2,940
Tracklist
  1. Atarashii Mizu (あたらしい水)
  2. Cream Soda
  3. Lucy in the Sky with Parasol
  4. Genius Party
  5. Parallel (パラレル)
  6. Painful
  7. Edelweiss (エーデルワイス)
  8. Rye Mugibatake de Choushoku wo/Sugar Cube (ライ麦畑で朝食を／Sugar Cube)
  9. Garage (Album Mix)
  10. Aozora, Naita (Album Mix) (青空、泣いた)
  11. Akichi (空き地)
  12. Snow Hug

Nichika is the self-titled debut album by Nichika, released on June 18, 2008. It features the three previously released singles, Edelweiss, Genius Party and Atarashii Mizu ("New Water") as well as their three B-Sides, Rye Mugibatake de Choushoku wo/Sugar Cube ("Breakfast in a Rye Field/Sugar Cube"), Garage and Aozora, Naita ("The Blue Sky Cried") for a total of 12 songs. It features an alternative-pop-ethereal sound which Nichika had presented in the three previous singles.

Oricon Chart Positions

Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Week Rank Sales
- x x x x x x x xx,xxx
x x x x x x x x x,xxx
x x x x x x x x x,xxx
x x x x x x x x x,xxx

Total Reported Sales: xx,xxx

External Links

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