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* [[J-Min]]'s debut single [[Change / One|CHANGE / One]]. | * [[J-Min]]'s debut single [[Change / One|CHANGE / One]]. | ||
* [[Naifu]]'s debut album [[One (Naifu)|ONE]]. | * [[Naifu]]'s debut album [[One (Naifu)|ONE]]. | ||
| + | * [[Nakanishi Yasushi]]'s fifteenth single [[One (Nakanishi Yasushi)|ONE]]. | ||
* [[RIP SLYME]]'s third major single [[One (RIP SLYME)|ONE]]. | * [[RIP SLYME]]'s third major single [[One (RIP SLYME)|ONE]]. | ||
* [[Suzuki Ami]]'s fourteenth single [[One (Suzuki Ami)|ONE]]. | * [[Suzuki Ami]]'s fourteenth single [[One (Suzuki Ami)|ONE]]. | ||
Revision as of 03:16, 11 January 2010
In Jpop Stop!, One could be a reference to:
- Angela Aki's debut indie mini-album ONE.
- ARASHI's fifth album One.
- ASKA's fourth album ONE and seventh single ONE.
- BLACK CATS's ninth album ONE.
- AYUSE KOZUE's seventh single ONE.
- BONNIE PINK's tenth album ONE.
- Hattori Yumiko's fifth album one.
- Lil'B's second album One (Lil'B)
- Crystal Kay's twenty-fifth single ONE.
- J-Min's debut single CHANGE / One.
- Naifu's debut album ONE.
- Nakanishi Yasushi's fifteenth single ONE.
- RIP SLYME's third major single ONE.
- Suzuki Ami's fourteenth single ONE.
- V6's twenty-first single Feel your breeze / one.
- Yuzu's seventh album 1 ~ONE~.
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