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| − | In | + | In generasia, '''Sakura''' (桜, 櫻, さくら; ''Cherry Blossom'') could be a reference to: |
* [[SAKURA (singer)|SAKURA]], an R&B artist signed under [[PRIMARY COLORS RECORDZ]]. | * [[SAKURA (singer)|SAKURA]], an R&B artist signed under [[PRIMARY COLORS RECORDZ]]. | ||
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* "[[Sakura (Shimizu Shota album)|Sakura]]", a song recorded by [[Shimizu Shota]], track #7 on his second album ''[[Journey (Shimizu Shota album)|Journey]]''. | * "[[Sakura (Shimizu Shota album)|Sakura]]", a song recorded by [[Shimizu Shota]], track #7 on his second album ''[[Journey (Shimizu Shota album)|Journey]]''. | ||
* "[[Sakura (GIRL NEXT DOOR)|sa・ku・ra]]", a song recorded by [[GIRL NEXT DOOR]], track #11 on their second album ''[[Next Future|NEXT FUTURE]]''. | * "[[Sakura (GIRL NEXT DOOR)|sa・ku・ra]]", a song recorded by [[GIRL NEXT DOOR]], track #11 on their second album ''[[Next Future|NEXT FUTURE]]''. | ||
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Revision as of 19:19, 10 July 2011
In generasia, Sakura (桜, 櫻, さくら; Cherry Blossom) could be a reference to:
- SAKURA, an R&B artist signed under PRIMARY COLORS RECORDZ.
- sakura, the former drummer of L'Arc~en~Ciel and ZIGZO and current drummer of SONS OF ALL PUSSYS.
- Nogawa Sakura, a seiyuu and pop singer.
- Tange Sakura, a seiyuu and pop singer.
- Cardcaptor Sakura, a manga created by CLAMP.
- Sakura, a 2002 NHK dorama starring Takano Shiho and Thane Camus.
- Sakura-con, an anime convention in the USA.
- "Sakura", bird's 10th single.
- "Sakura", a song recorded by BUCK-TICK, track #6 on their seventh album Kurutta Taiyou
- "Sakura", capsule's debut single.
- "Sakura", D'espairs Ray's third demo-disc.
- "Sakura", FUNKY MONKEY BABYS's tenth single.
- "Sakura", a song recorded by Hayashibara Megumi, track #12 on the second disc of her third character album Hayashibara Megumi Tanoshii Douyou.
- "Sakura", a song recorded by Horie Yui, track #1 on her debut album Mizutamari ni Utsuru Sekai.
- "SAKURA", ikimono-gakari's debut single.
- "Sakura", a song recorded by Janne Da Arc, track #7 on their major album D・N・A.
- "sakura", a song recorded by JUJU, track #7 on her second album What's Love?.
- Sakura, Kagrra,'s second album.
- "Sakura", Kawaguchi Kyogo's sixth single.
- "Sakura", a song recorded by Kawashima Ai, track #13 on her fifth album 24/24.
- "Sakura", Ketsumeishi's 11th single.
- "SAKURA", Kiyokiba Shunsuke's eighth single.
- "Sakura", Kobukuro's 12th single.
- "SAKURA", a song recorded by Matsumoto Tak, track #4 on his third solo album KNOCKIN' "T" AROUND.
- "Sakura", MASK's 10th single.
- "sakura", MONKEY MAJIK's 13th single.
- "Sakura", Moriyama Naotaro's second single.
- "Sakura", a song recorded by Natsukawa Rimi, track #4 on her third cover album Uta Sagashi ~Request Cover Album~.
- "sakura", NIRGILIS' debut single.
- "Sakura", a song recorded by redballoon, first A-side of their debut single "Eri / Sakura".
- "Sakura", Remioromen's first digital single.
- "Sakura", Ryu Siwon's debut Japanese single.
- "sakura", Saori@destiny's major debut single.
- "Sakura", a song recorded by Shimizu Shota, track #7 on his second album Journey.
- Sakura, Southern All Stars' 12th album.
- SAKURA, Tange Sakura's eighth album.
- "Sakura", a song recorded by Shimizu Shota, track #7 on his second album Journey.
- "sa・ku・ra", a song recorded by GIRL NEXT DOOR, track #11 on their second album NEXT FUTURE.
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