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  • ...iter on the [[avex trax]] label. She first appeared in September 2003 with the single "[[Momo no Hanabira]]", but it wasn't until her second single "[[Sak ...tayed on the [[Oricon]] charts for 85 weeks. Surprisingly, Otsuka's second album, ''[[Love Jam|LOVE JAM]]'', was released only 8 months after her first in N
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  • ...p|Japanese pop]] artist. She made her debut in the early 1990's as part of the group [[SPEED]]. Eriko started her solo work during 1998, releasing "Tsumet ...low numbers as well, not forgetting her attempt at rapping in [[Don't Stop the Music]].
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  • Uehara Futoshi (上原 太) is the bassist of the band [[MAXIMUM THE HORMONE]]. *'''Favorite Bands:''' [[wikipedia:Red Hot Chili Peppers|Red Hot Chili Peppers]]
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  • ...ed element of a keyboard player, Janne Da Arc has become a major player in the Japanese rock industry. ...hen leaves the band and is replaced by [[Ino]]. In 1990, the band is given the name ''Okyan Teiisu''.
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  • ...akada]]. The group soon released a 4 track EP entitled ''[[Hey, You]]'' on the small independent label ''Forty-4''. ...Phil McMullen]] as a "very, very young album". Whilst recording the album, the [[wikipedia:September 11 attacks|September 11th attacks]] took place, which
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  • ...0,700 records, and in total the group has sold over 1,100,000 records over the span of 10 years. ...12, [[Yamamoto Sayaka (singer)|Yamamoto Sayaka]] and [[Erie]] in 2016 left the group.
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  • ...of EARTH]]'', and on July 10th, 2009 she released her Chinese major debut album ''[[Xin De Dong Fang|Xīn De Dōng Fāng]]''. ....jpg|right|215px|thumb|alan promoting "[[Red Cliff ~Shin Sen~|Xīn·Zhàn ~RED CLIFF~]]" (2008)]]
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  • ; Album # [[Kaze no Tegami]] (風の手紙; ''Letter of the Wind'')
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  • # [[Kimi Omou Sora]] (君想フ空; ''The Sky That You Think About'') ...g]]''. The single reached #100 on the [[Oricon]] chart, where it stayed on the chart for two weeks.
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  • ...um ''[[Xin De Dong Fang|Xīn De Dōng Fāng]]''. The single reached #69 on the [[Oricon]] chart and charted for six weeks. [[File:alan - Ashita e no Sanka.jpg|right|185px|thumb|[[alan]] promoting the single]]
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  • ...mo.jpg|thumb|550px|Kuraki Mai promoting ''[[Unconditional Love (Kuraki Mai album)|unconditional L♡VE]]'' (2021)]] ...itched to a mainstream pop sound. She had an unsuccessful US release under the name '''Mai-K'''. Kuraki Mai also has sung two duets with Singaporean super
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  • ...ended her 26-year career with a series of promotions, including a best-of album and tour, a documentary series, a multi-city retrospective gallery, and a f [[Image:Amuro Namie with SUPER MONKEYS.jpg|250px|thumb|Amuro Namie with the [[SUPER MONKEYS]] (1994)]]
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  • ...irenma|fragile / JIRENMA]]" and "[[For the Moment (Every Little Thing)|For the moment]]", ELT has sold over 23,485,066 copies. ...|thumb|270px|Every Little Thing promoting ''[[Change (Every Little Thing album)|CHANGE]]'' (2010)]]
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  • ...pg|right|400px|thumb|Beni Daniels promoting ''[[Made in Love (Beni Daniels album)|Made In Love]]'' (2020)]] ...o Techou]]'', became her most successful with the single peaking at #14 on the [[Oricon]] charts. In 2008, Arashiro moved from avex trax to [[Universal Mu
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  • ...nfinity promo.jpg|thumb|500px|Do As Infinity promoting ''[[Do As Infinity (album)|Do As Infinity]]'' (2019)]] ...om the public eye; he would only make appearances at concerts. However, in the beginning, he appeared alongside [[Van Tomiko]] and [[Owatari Ryo]] for int
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  • ...essa/ Shiseido "ANESSA"] [[CM|commercial]] song. This single reached #5 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts, and is currently BONNIE PINK's most successful si ...lbums in addition to a remix album. She has also sung the ending theme for the Japanese animation series ''[[Wikipedia:Rurouni Kenshin|Rurouni Kenshin]]''
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  • ...mbit]] bought the group out. Due to the Third Generations lack of success, the band broke up in late 2008 and was officially announced in 2009. [[Image:beforuIpromo.jpg|thumb|220px|left|BeForU promoting ''[[BeForU (album)|BeForU]]'' (2003)]]
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  • ...on Box promo.jpg|thumb|450px|Berryz Kobo promoting ''[[Kanjuku Berryz Kobo The Final Completion Box]]'' (2015)<br>'''L to R:''' [[Shimizu Saki]], [[Sudo M *[[Sugaya Risako]] (菅谷梨沙子) <small>(<font color=red>Red</font>)</small>
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  • ...wa as a singer for five years before she released her first single, though the details of her life in those years are sketchy. ...her official website. Nothing else about her relationship was known until the birth of her son, on 6 September, 2001.
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  • ...with [[Sony Music Entertainment#Music Ray'n|Music Ray'n]] since mid 2007. The group describes themselves as "Harajuku Rock-kei"; having music that tends ...xkanon]] with [[Wakeshima Kanon]], and [[Nagata Teruki|Teruki]] has joined the band [[DOG inThe PWO]] as their support drummer.
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  • ...r|FEVER]]", a cover of [[Wikipedia:Kylie Minogue|Kylie Minogue]]'s song of the same name, and officially debuted in 2007 with her first single "[[Softly]] Leah Dizon was born in Las Vegas, Nevada and is the fourth of six children. Her father was a Chinese-Filipino pastor and her mo
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  • [[Image:AyumiHamasaki-MemorialAddress.jpg|thumb|300px|Album Cover]] [[Image:AyumiHamasaki-MemorialAddressDVD.jpg|thumb|300px|Album Cover (CD+DVD)]]
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  • ...release of their debut album ''[[Crystal (DOUBLE)|Crystal]]'' SACHIKO left the group, and TAKAKO continued DOUBLE as a solo project. ...e to audition for For Life Records. In 1998, [[SACHIKO]] and TAKAKO formed the duo, DOUBLE.
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  • *[[Natsuyaki Miyabi]] (夏焼雅) <small>(Berryz Kobo) (<font color=red>Red</font>)</small> ...the advertisement unit for Pinkdot stores (Waffles), which are located in the mall inside Tokyo Tower.
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  • ...e signing with Universal's Def Jam label in 2003. With numerous successful album releases, tours and media appearances, she remains an influential and popul ...elevised broadcast came as part of the choir in a Mary J Blige concert. In the same year, she won a competition to appear as a dancer in Janet Jackson's p
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  • ...tial D]]'' live action movie. Their first full-length album and first mini-album, both titled ''[[Attack|ATTACK]]'', were released on January 1st, 2006. ...okan for another performance when they celebrated their second anniversary the following year to a sold-out crowd.
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  • ...pted, and debuted in 1996 with the single "[[In Your Eyes|IN YOUR EYES]]". The band was semi-successful, and her record label later decided to produce OLI ...e Lost Lolli]]'', OLIVIA returned in 2006 to sing the ending theme song to the [[Anime|anime]] adaptation to [[Yazawa Ai]]'s manga ''[[NANA]]'', "[[A Litt
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  • ...came known as "Technopop Icon Aira Mitsuki". Her career began when she won the MEGA TRANCE Uta-hime Audition in 2007. ...Aira returned to the music industry as an independent artist and released the digital single [[Lightsaver|LIGHTSAVER]].
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  • ...[AI. R. LAND]] record label. In 2012 she joined [[T.M.H.R.]]. She was with the [[avex trax]] label from 1999 to 2021. ...ngle [[Osaka no Onna]], which was an enka-style song. When she returned to the music scene in late 2000, she began releasing modern pop music.
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  • * '''Favorite colors:''' Red, pink ...Moonlight ~Ai no Big Band~]]," and she first appeared on the fourth studio album ''[[4th Ikimasshoi!]]''.
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  • ...and '''S'''outh. The group was formed in 2003 as a nine member group under the label [[Johnny's Entertainment]] and released their debut single "[[NEWS Ni [[Image:NEWS RUSS-K 2008.jpg|thumb|230px|NEWS for the RUSS-K campaign (2008)]]
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  • ...e Swingin' Sixties promo.jpg|thumb|280px|the brilliant green promoting ''[[The Swingin' Sixties]]'' (2014)]] ...contract with [[Sony Music Entertainment]] ended, and on December 1, 2009, the band announced that they had signed with [[Warner Music Japan]].
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  • ...o.jpg|thumb|500px|B'z promoting ''[[B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]] and [[B'z The Best XXV 1999-2012]]'' (2013)]] ...a [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] duo signed to [[VERMILLION RECORDS]]. They are the best-selling Japanese musical group of all time, with a reported 80 million
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  • ...e]]. YUKI made her solo debut in 2002 with the single, "[[The End of Shite|the end of shite]]". ...a Mou and her mother Isoya Ryouko. She is the younger sister of Yukari and the older sister of her brother Taminori. She attended an all-girls high school
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  • ...wn as '''Mika''' (ミカ)) is an American-born singer and former member of the [[Hello! Project]] groups [[Coconuts Musume]] and [[Minimoni]] who graduate * '''Favorite color:''' Red
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  • ...Tabidachi wa Freesia]]", setting a record for 25 consecutive #1 singles on the [[Oricon]] chart. ...- SQUALL promo.jpg|thumb|250px|Matsuda promoting ''[[Squall (Matsuda Seiko album)|SQUALL]]'' (1980)]]
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  • ...ED]]'' series. He was the first artist to be signed to [[Tofu Records]] in the United States. ** [[the end of genesis T.M.R.evolution turbo type D]] (1999&ndash;2000)
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  • ...[[Universal Music|Universal Music Japan]] in 2003 with their third studio album ''[[Zekuu (MUCC)|Zekuu]]'' on September 3rd. ...u Neurose]], which also has the bands [[cali=gari|cali≠gari]] and [[LAB. THE BASEMENT]]. MUUC's third demo tape, "[[Tsubasa wo Kudasai (MUCC)|Tsubasa wo
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  • ...e members formed [[Shinhwa Company]] in 2011 and after a four year hiatus, the group made their comeback in 2012. ...ease album after album, and later take part in solo activities for each of the members.
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  • ...h was the theme for the 1983 film ''[[Wikipedia:Flashdance|Flashdance]]''. The song was used for Vidal Sassoon's latest [[CM]] campaign. ...he song on January 17, 2008 in front of a selected audience of 150 people. The song reached #19 on ''[[Billboard Japan]]'''s [[Hot 100]] Airplay.
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  • ...se is most known for such songs as "[[Everyday at the Bus Stop|EVERYDAY AT THE BUS STOP]]", "[[Je t'Aime Je t'Aime|je t'aime★je t'aime]]", "[[Wait Till ** [[the brilliant green]] (1995-)
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  • ...동방신기) in Korea and '''Tohoshinki''' (東方神起) in Japan, or by the acronyms TVXQ, DBSK, TVfXQ, TVXQ!) is a [[K-Pop]]/[[J-Pop]] male duo (forme ...disputes arisen with SM Entertainment leaving at that moment the future of the group in Korea uncertain. One year later, in April 2010, [[avex]] stated th
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  • ...rganized by [[Sony Music Japan]]. She made her debut at the age of 15 with the single "[[Believe (Tamaki Nami)|Believe]]" through [[Sony Music Entertainme ...ect the Truth promo.jpg|right|300px|thumb|Tamaki Nami promoting "[[Connect the Truth]]" (2020)]]
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  • ...ohair - Suneohair promo.jpg|320px|thumb|Suneohair promoting ''[[Suneohair (album)|Suneohair]]'' (2011)]] ...ptember of 2009. He is mostly known for signing the ending theme songs for the [[Anime|anime]] ''[[Hachimitsu to Clover]]'', "[[Waltz (Suneohair)|Waltz]]"
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  • ...ko'''. After the band disbanded in 2006 she debuted as a solo singer under the stage name '''LOVE''' under [[DREAMS COME TRUE]]' [[DCT records]] label. In ...], [[wikipedia:Nirvana (band)|Nirvana]], [[wikipedia:Red Hot Chili Peppers|Red Hot Chili Peppers]], [[wikipedia:Beck|Beck]]
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  • ...heir wide diversity in musical styles; experimenting with new genres every album. ...ularity when "DEPARTURES" sold over two million copies and helped launched the group into stardom.
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  • ; Mini-Album * Live Album from [[Miho Fukuhara "Sing a Song Tour 2010"|MIHO FUKUHARA "Sing A Song TOU
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  • ...e [[Victor Entertainment Inc.]] sub-label [[FlyingStar Records]] and under the [[J-ROCK (management)|J-ROCK]] and [[AKATSUKI label]] management offices. ...mo.jpg|right|280px|thumb|Plastic Tree promoting ''[[Utsusemi (Plastic Tree album)|Utsusemi]]'' (2008)]]
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  • ...seiyuu to put two singles in the [[Oricon]] weekly top3 simultaneously and the first seiyuu to hold a concert at [[wikipedia:Tokyo Dome|Tokyo Dome]]. ...Nana was born on January 21, 1980 in Niihama. Kondo first began singing at the age of five when she started taking [[Wikipedia:Enka|Enka]] singing lessons
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  • ...e''' (電気グルーヴ) is Japanese electronic band who debuted in 1990. The are best known for their song "[[Shangri-La (Denki Groove)|Shangri-La]]". * [1993.05.21] [[Flash Papa|FLASH PAPA MENTHOL]] (Remix Album)
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  • ...leader) <small>(<font color=lightpink>Light Pink</font>→<font color=red>Red</font>)</small> *[[Arihara Kanna]] (有原栞菜, left July 9, 2009) <small>(<font color=red>Red</font>)</small>
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  • ...s]]. Initially, they were a six-member group however [[Akanishi Jin]] left the group to pursue his solo career in 2010. Johnny terminated member [[Tanaka thus leaving both the agency and the group.
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  • ...sical group)|Hikaru Genji]]'s concert on the same day. Although they share the same last name, they are not blood related. ...i Masahiro]] apparently did not approve of this, so when kinki appeared on the first broadcast of ''KISS shita? SMAP'' on April 4, 1993 he renamed them ''
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  • ...y & Associates]]. They debuted in 1991 under [[Victor Entertainment]] with the single "[[Can't Stop!! -Loving-|Can't Stop!! -LOVING-]]". SMAP stands for ' ...ellers. Despite some minor slumps in popularity they continue to remain in the public focus, thanks mainly to TV show ''[[SMAPxSMAP]]''.
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  • ...dwide on [[Wikipedia:Cartoon Network|Cartoon Network]]) and their music in the American animated series ''[[Wikipedia:Teen Titans (TV series)|Teen Titans] ...[[Amiyumi|amiyumi]]'' and follow-up singles and full albums also sold into the millions in Japan alone.
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  • ...charts. On May 18th, the group announced the dissolution of the band after the release of their 15th single "[[Reache|Re:ache]]" on August 11th, 2010. ...they met at a music festival, they decided to change their name and began the trek to a professional career.
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  • ...". They got their name from the album ''[[wikipedia:|Pornograffitti]]'' by the band [[wikipedia:Extreme (band)|Extreme]]. * [2007.08.29] [[Porno Graffitti (album)|Porno Graffitti]] (ポルノグラフィティ)
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  • [[Image:Hata-Contrast.jpg|thumb|300px|Album Cover]] ; Album
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  • ...x|GLAY promoting ''[[Justice (GLAY album)|JUSTICE]]'' and ''[[Guilty (GLAY album)|GUILTY]]'' (2013)]] ...m a deliberate misspelling of "gray" representing the wide range of genres the band can fit into without being classified as "black" or "white". GLAY has
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  • ...ng the end of her ninth single and third studio album, Shiina Ringo formed the band '''[[Tokyo Jihen]]''' which received similar success. In 2006, it was ...pedia:Ella Fitzgerald|Ella Fitzgerald]]'s [[wikipedia:Ella in Berlin: Mack the Knife|Ella in Berlin]] and [[BLANKEY JET CITY]]'s [[Skunk]].
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  • ...n would disband on February 29th following a final farewell tour. In 2020, the group reunited again for a new EP and a tour. ...ast live tour, her ''Sugoroku Ecstasy Tour'' (in fact, you are able to see the members play during Shiina's ''[[Electric Mole]]'' DVD concert).
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  • ...me was originally one he used to start up a fashion line in December 2005. The name is taken from a certain type of [http://www.polypterus.info/p_endliche ...me yet again to 剛紫 (Tsuyoshi), also releasing an album and a single on the same day.
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  • ; Album # [[Focus (Vidoll)|Focus (Album Ver.)]]
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  • ...ting from the group, Yasuda remained a soloist in [[Hello! Project]] until the Elder Club graduation on March 31st 2009. She is now part of [[Morning Musu * '''Favorite colors:''' Red, pink
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  • ...29, 1987) was a fifth generation member of [[Morning Musume]]. She joined the group in August 2001 along with fellow fifth generation members [[Takahashi ...certs. She then graduated from [[Hello! Project]] in 2009 with the rest of the Elder Club. She is now part of [[Morning Musume OG]].
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  • ...s a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] idol singer. She is the leader and member #3 of the group [[Shiritsu Ebisu Chuugaku]]. In 2014, Mayama made her solo music debu * '''Hobbies:''' Anime, Manga, Being Otaku, Drinking Red Bull, Music Appreciation, Reading
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  • | 1st Best album | Compilation album
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  • ...p-Front Promotion]]. She was formerly the leader of [[Hello! Project]] and the leader of [[C-ute|°C-ute]]. ...[[ZYX]], the first Kids-featured group, before later joining and becoming the leader of [[C-ute|°C-ute]].
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  • ; Album ...hatsu Ressha|Koi no Shihatsu Ressha (Album Version)]] (恋の始発列車 (Album Version))
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  • [[Image:ALI PROJECT - EROTIC HERETIC.jpg|thumb|300px|Album Cover]] ; Album
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  • ; Album # [[Red (Shiina Hekiru)|Red]]
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  • ...duction]]. She was previously a second generation member of [[AKB48]] and the captain of [[AKB48 Team K|Team K]]. * ''[[Koko ni Ita Koto (album)|Koko ni Ita Koto]]''
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  • ...gers in [[Japan]]. According to a 2005 episode of [[MUSIC STATION]] she is the 6th best selling artist (2nd female) in Japan, selling over 38,300,000 copi ...asataka]] in 1976, who had previously arranged her album ''[[The 14th Moon|THE 14th MOON]]''.
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  • ; Album ...o Uta Shuu (ザ・童謡ポップス1 クリスマスと冬のうた集; ''The Popular Children's Songs 1 Christmas and Winter Song Collection'')
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  • [[Image:BoA - Merry Christmas.jpg|thumb|200px|Mini-Album Cover]] ; Digital Mini-Album
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  • ; Album ...suki to Taiyou (Koda Kumi)|Tsuki to Taiyou]] (月と太陽; ''The Moon and the Sun'')
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  • ...IA - Pit A Pat promo.jpg|thumb|450px|XIA promoting ''[[Pit a Pat (XIA mini-album)|Pit A Pat]]'' (2020)]] ...or under his self-established label [[Palmtree Island]]. He is a member of the trio [[JYJ]].
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  • ...ug)|Yuu]] replaced Tarou as a second guitarist in 2005. Drummer Keito left the band on November 2006 and was soon replaced by [[Yume (drummer)|Yume]]. Ruv * [2008.10.15] [[From End.|from end.]] (best-album)
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  • ...CREW]], he is also part of the [[FUNKY GRAMMAR UNIT]]. His name comes from the English word ''clever''. * [2006.11.01] [[The Show (KREVA)|THE SHOW]]
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  • ...h she has also released some slower tempo numbers and focuses primarily on the topic of love. As proof of her popularity, she won [[Oricon]]'s subscriber ...of Music|Osaka College of Music]], graduating in 1996. After graduating at the age of 21, she was offered a position as DJ at FM OSAKA. Through 1997 and e
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  • ; Album # [[Akai Kutsu (aiko)|Akai Kutsu]] (赤い靴; ''Red Shoes'')
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  • ; Album # [[Akai Lamp]] (赤いランプ; ''Red Lamp'')
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  • ; Album # [[Kiss Suru Mae ni]] (キスする前に; ''Before the Kiss'')
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  • ...nitsuka would go on an extended hiatus until 2007 when she would return to the music scene. ...oine de Saint-Exupéry]'s [http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Little_Prince The Little Prince]
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  • [[File:Pink in Red.jpg|thumb|300px|Album Cover]] ; Album
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  • ...er named [[Sayuki]]. He moved to [[Tokyo]] during high school and got into the entertainment industry through auditions. Unfortunately schooling and ...wn for the role as [[Wikipedia:Makoto Kino|Makoto Kino/Sailor Jupiter]] in the [[Wikipedia:Sailor Moon|Sailor Moon]] musicals.
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  • ...op artist. With an overwhelming support from the rap scene, she debut with the independent label [[id Records]] as their first female hip-hop artist in 20 ...onday Freak|MONDAY FREAK]]". It was Miss Monday's first single to chart on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts.
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  • ...to-based acid jazz band formed in [[Kyoto]] in 1991, eventually came to be the main alias of composer, DJ, musician, producer, and former MONDO GROSSO lea ...acid jazz stalwart [[Monday Michiru]] and the completion of their touring, the band officially disbanded.
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  • [[File:the pillows - REBROADCAST promo.jpg|thumb|500px|the pillows promoting ''[[Rebroadcast|REBROADCAST]]'' (2018)]] ...star]]" which was used as its ending theme song. Currently they are under the [[avex trax]] label.
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  • '''Top 50 album sales in Japan from 2003-2006 according to [[Oricon]]''' ...d. These are the top 50 albums according only to their sales they recieved the year of their release, not their current sales.
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  • '''Top 100 album sales in Japan 2004''' according to [[Oricon]] | '''Album'''
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  • '''Top 100 album sales in Japan 2006 according to [[Oricon]]''' ...con year had an extended run, with 3 more weeks added (55 total instead of the usual 52).
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  • ...] in 2005, ZARD has sold a combined total of 35,450,000 copies, making her the #8 best selling artist in [[Japan]]. ...led houses, glue used for shoes, rude people, waking up in the morning and red things
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  • ...she plays in teen dramas but her biggest dream is still singing. Her first album came out in 2005. ...s were "Sunnie", "Cloudie" and "Windie". She was the youngest of the four. The band was considered to make optimistic, happy music, to express emotions.
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  • * She was spotted by a modeling agent on the street in 1998, while in Hong Kong on vacation. * [1999.11.01] [[Destination (Cecilia Cheung album)|Destination]]
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  • ...when its original members, [[Toshi|TOSHI]] and [[YOSHIKI]], were only 11. The band's first name was NOISE, later on changing to X in 1983. ...[[Extasy Records]], with money he and his mother helped provide by selling the family business.
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  • [[File:Dogma (promotion).png|thumb|420px|the GazettE promoting ''[[Dogma (album)|DOGMA]]'' (2015).]] ...r 17th single, "[[Shiver (the GazettE)|SHIVER]]", is the first single with the new label.
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  • ...and actor. On October 7th, 2011, it was announced that he would be leaving the band [[NEWS]]. As of 2018, his recording label is [[Sony Music Japan]], alt ** [[The MONSTERS]] (2012)
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