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  • ...he group. After [[SPEED]] popularity spread widely in Japan, they were ask to act in a movie [[Andromedia]] 1998, which begins Eriko acting career. Eriko ...nd drama [[Rouge (drama)|Rouge]], which she transformed from a simple girl to a popular star & acted in a hit movie [[Onmyouji]] as a fairy sort chracter
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  • '''Dream''' was a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] group signed to [[rhythm zone]] record label. In 1999 [[avex]] organized a huge talent cont ...DRM became '''Dream'''. In 2009 all the members changed their stage names to their own romanized given names. On February 19, 2011, [[Tachibana Kana]],
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  • ...r her departure. Over the years her sound has changed from light pop-rock, to R&B and hip-hip, and most recently she has been releasing various types of ...cond major label. After a short break, LISA then started working as a part time vocalist for the group [[Ram Jam World]] under the name '''UNIKA'''. She wa
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  • ...d via her blog that she did so because of, among other reasons, her desire to separate her identity as a former singer from her post-retirement work as a ...her debut, she modelled for the magazine [[Cawaii!]] in a short period of time.
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  • ...st running girl group in K-pop, lasting 14 years since their debut in 2001 to their disbandment in 2015. ...mber 15 they announced Jewelry would retain their group name and would not change it, they also announced the group's comeback was delayed until January 2011
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  • ...edies, Amuro adopted a more R&B/Hip-Hop based style of music, but returned to her signature dance-pop sound and experienced a comeback in popularity and * '''Ethnicity:''' 75% Japanese, 25% Italian (debated; according to an autobiography written by her mother, she only knows that her father was
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  • ...|300px|Every Little Thing promoting "[[Anata to (Every Little Thing)|ANATA TO]]" (2015)]] ...itting the top spot with singles like "[[Time Goes By (Every Little Thing)|Time goes by]]", "[[Fragile / Jirenma|fragile / JIRENMA]]" and "[[For the Moment
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  • ...000 after her parents tried to sue her management company. Suzuki returned to the music scene as an [[Indie|indie]] artist, and then was picked up by [[a ...ki won the competition with a total of 802,157 calls into the show for her to win.
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  • ...become [[Folder5]]. Soon as established artist at 24 years old, he was set to released his third studio album "[[D.M.]]" on November 30th, 2011. ...oor to the Unknown (digital live album)|Daichi Miura Live Tour 2013 - Door to the unknown]]
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  • ...moting ''[[Kanjuku Berryz Kobo The Final Completion Box]]'' (2015)<br>'''L to R:''' [[Shimizu Saki]], [[Sudo Maasa]], [[Natsuyaki Miyabi]], [[Sugaya Risa ...managed by [[Up-Front Promotion]] and part of [[Hello! Project]] from 2004 to 2015.
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  • ...f six. At 12 she got a record deal, and then teamed up with [[Kanno Yoko]] to produce her debut single "[[Eternal Memories]]", under [[Sony Music Entert ===1999-2001: Debut & Image Change===
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  • ...生北海道) are groups of aspiring [[Hello! Project]] trainees who aim to debut. Hello Pro Kenshuusei mostly serve as backup dancers at various Hello ...[Maeda Irori]] wouldn't begin activities until 2006 because she was loaned to [[Hello! Pro Kansai]] and [[Arai Manami]] wouldn't begin until 2007 for unk
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  • '''Top 200 singles sales in Japan 2010 according to [[Oricon]]''' | 5 || [[AKB48]] || [[Ponytail to Chouchou]] || 2010.05.26 || 659,959 || [[Image:PonytypeA.jpg|100px]]
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  • ...meniKonnotoFujimoto.jpg|thumb|200px|Country Musume ni Konno to Fujimoto (L to R): Kimura Asami, Saitou Miuna, Fujimoto Miki, Satoda Mai, Konno Asami]] ...ymusume 2001.jpg|thumb|200px|Initial Country Musume ni Ishikawa line-up (L to R): Kimura Asami, Ishikawa Rika, Toda Rinne]]
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  • ...iled sales of over 14,130,000. A more recent figure brings the bands sales to over 14,737,920 in Japan alone. ...o tape with some of her vocal samples. After hearing the demo Onda decided to start a band with her.
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  • ...n|East West Japan]]. After releasing nothing for three years, she returned to the music business under the label [[Warner Japan|Warner Japan]] under the ...moved to Austria. She continued to live and study there; she even studied to become an interpreter at The University of Vienna. However, while she was s
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  • ...ntial and popular artist, bringing a heavily American R&B-influenced sound to Japanese audiences. ...roup [[SX4]], she was offered a record deal with BMG and returned to Japan to make her major label debut.
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  • ...rk Björk]. She is the little sister of [[Olivia Lufkin]] and older sister to [[Jeffrey Lufkin]]. ...was younger. Originally, Caroline became interested in music by listening to classical music played by her parents every morning. Her parents surrounded
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  • ...EYES]]". The band was semi-successful, and her record label later decided to produce OLIVIA as a solo artist. ...ed in 2006 to sing the ending theme song to the [[Anime|anime]] adaptation to [[Yazawa Ai]]'s manga ''[[NANA]]'', "[[A Little Pain|a little pain]]".
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  • ...x|thumb|Ayabie promoting "[[Dramatic (Ayabie)|Dramatic]]" (2010) <br> Left to Right: Takehito, Intetsu, Aoi, Kenzo, Yumehito]] ...ty of sounds and moods; ranging from ballads to the catchy and upbeat, and to the heavy and hard-edged punk rock songs.
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  • ...on to become the 13th best selling single of 2004. The member count at the time of their official debut was at 8, with [[Moriuchi Takahiro]] leaving the un ...marked their first member loss since December 2003. Uchi Hiroki, 19 at the time, was caught drinking in public while underage and was suspended from the ag
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  • ...[Sony Music Entertainment#EPIC_Records|EPIC Records]] sub-label. YUKI rose to fame in the 1990's as the vocalist of the [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] band, [[ ...edia:Hakodate, Hokkaidō|Hakodate]], [[Hokkaido]], [[Japan]]. She was born to her father Isoya Mou and her mother Isoya Ryouko. She is the younger sister
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  • ...[[Mobile Suit Gundam SEED]]'' series. He was the first artist to be signed to [[Tofu Records]] in the United States. Prior to being T.M.Revolution, Nishikawa was a member of the [[Visual-kei|visual-kei
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  • ...l featured in the [[Anime|anime]] [[Tenshi na Konamaiki]], but that failed to bring much publicity. In February 5th 2003, her debut mini-album was releas In May 8th, Saegusa performed for the first time on [[THURSDAY LIVE]], a weekly gig held at [[hills Pan Koujou]]. After that
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  • * [2000.12.29] [[Sora wo Tobetara...]] (空を飛べたら…; ''I Fly to the Sky'') <small>(Indies)</small> ....07] [[Hekira no Sora e Izanaedo]] (碧羅の天へ誘えど; ''Invitation to the Blue Sky'')
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  • ...ed ''Miyabi'', meaning elegant, but when he went solo, he changed his name to ''Miyavi''. In 2002, MIYAVI debuted under the indies label [[PS COMPANY]] w * '''Zodiac:''' Virgo (claimed to be Pegasus when in [[Due'le Quartz]])
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  • ...ublabel of [[Sony]]. She is probably best known for contributing her songs to anime. She made her debut in April 2005 with "[[Bokutachi no Yukue]]". ...Avril Lavigne|Avril Lavigne]], [[ELLEGARDEN]], [[Shiina Ringo]], [[LOST IN TIME]], [[wikipedia:Jack's Mannequin|Jack's Mannequin]], [[wikipedia:We Are Scie
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  • ...eas all of their releases before this had a distinct hip-hop and rap sound to them, the sound of their self-produced releases steadily showed more and mo ...e under the [[avex trax]] umbrella. They released four albums during their time in the music business, three of which debuted in the [[Oricon]] Top 20.
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  • ...sung auditioned with [[YG Entertainment]] and was recruited by the agency. Time later he appeared in a TV show about [[BIGBANG]] debut. In this show Daesun ...[Family Outing]]'' filming. His injuries, which needed surgery, forced him to not take part on ''[[Shouting]]'' musical, neither ''[[Family Outing]]'' fi
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  • ...nese Hip-Hop]]. They brought a western flavor to Japanese music and helped to turn rap music into a mixture of reggae, rap, rap-rock, punk, Spanish and R ...utside Japan when their song "[[Shizuka na Hibi no Kaidan wo]]" was chosen to be the ending theme for the popular Japanese movie, ''[[Battle Royale]]''.
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  • ...th his mothers to live happily and take care of him. He will not, however, change his name. ...nt, the three members signed a new contract with [[avex]] which allow them to start their activities as [[JYJ|JUNSU JEJUNG YUCHUN]], the new unit name.
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  • ...|right|thumb|400px|Baby V.O.X promoting ''[[Ride West|RIDE WEST]]''. <br>L to R: Kan Mi Youn, Shim Eun Jin, Yoon Eun Hye, Kim EZ, Lee Hee Jin (2004)]] ...fter all members but [[Lee Hee Jin]], [[Kim E-Z]] and [[Kan Mi Youn]] left to pursue other activities.
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  • : Time to Destination # [[Face the Change|Face the change]]
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  • ...he anime ''[[Otogi Story Tenshi no Shippo]]'' three years later, but began to concentrate more on being a part of the U-15 idol group [[Springs]]. After graduating high school in 2006, she began to work full-time as a voice actress and picked up several roles, including Suzumiya Haruhi i
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  • ...J-Pop|Japanese pop]] group belonging to [[Johnny & Associates]] and signed to [[avex trax]] label. Debuting in 1995, the group has released over 40 singl ...People|MUSIC FOR THE PEOPLE]]" debuted at #3 on the Oricon charts. At the time this was considered a impressive position for a newly established group.
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  • ...s didn't last long. After years with various major labels, she signed over to the Indies label [[HIP LAND MUSIC]]. As of 2006 she started ranking on the ...ted writing lyrics at the age of six. Odani moved to an Australian in 1994 to attend high school through a study abroad program.
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  • ...[[:Category:Electronic|Japanese electronic]] [[J-Pop|pop]] band that rose to popularity in the 1990s. It was formed in 1995 by [[Takayama Minami]] and [ ...CONNEXION]] in 1994, [[Nagano Shiina]] and [[Takayama Minami]] both wanted to continue their music careers. Without Osamu, however, they could not keep [
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  • ...GE]]) on the [[Sony Music Japan]] label. Their name is sometimes shortened to 'Haikara (ハイカラ)' in Japanese. Their debut single, "[[Pride (HIGH an ...at a music festival, they decided to change their name and began the trek to a professional career.
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  • ...Metal|metal]] band, formed in 1997 and went major in 1999 when they signed to [[Sony Music Entertainment|FIREWALL DIV]]. They made their debut with the m ...t the Osaka-jo Hall) would later become the first of several live concerts to be released on VHS and DVD.
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  • ...hey passed auditions at the livehouse, "La Mama", and they became entitled to play there. ...r [[Kuwata Keisuke]] and [[Koizumi Kyoko]]. They wanted to find a strategy to be on the side of counterculture against the band boom.
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  • ...eriment with different styles of music, and with songs ranging from gospel to pure rock. ...ing their concerts and releases reaching #1 spot on charts, GLAY continues to have an impact on the Japanese music scene. In 2010, the band established i
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  • ...for her nasal voice. Her styles range from jazz to rock, and experimental to enka. In 1998 she debuted with the single "[[Koufukuron]]". In 1999 Shiina ...s won her an award for excellence. In 1997, Shiina would travel to England to spend a two month homestay there (which improved her English and influenced
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  • '''FLOW''' is a [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] band singed to [[Sony Music Entertainment|Ki/oon Music]], a [[Sony Music Entertainment]] s ...me of their own songs, and the band developed themselves from a cover band to an independent band.
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  • ...d been amazed by SUGIZO's solo work, ''[[Truth (SUGIZO)|TRUTH?]]''. At the time, YUNA was still just a teenager, and it was by a twist of fate that he came ...ct throughout the years as SUGIZO returned to [[LUNA SEA]], and YUNA began to experiment with his own independant projects ([[R.E.D]] and [[Lazy Knack]]
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  • ...birthday, although her retirement was not officially confirmed until some time later. ...ummit included a 'Youth Parliament' with each participating nation invited to send two 18 year old representatives. Moe was selected as one of Japan's t
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  • ...te accents. All of the members of [[Morning Musume]] wore jerseys similiar to the Gatas uniforms in the [[Go Girl ~Koi no Victory~]] [[PV]]. There is als ...nge trim, with the goal keepers wearing silver with orange trim. With this change the uniforms also stopped having the team name written on the front and ins
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  • ...e started her modelling career at age 14. From then on, Tsuchiya continued to find success in modelling; finding success as being in the centre stage of ...ay NHK Hall as a part of the "Devilock '02" concert. Spin Aqua's continued to release two more singles, an album and a music video DVD. Despite the band'
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  • ...ssing the group's audition. In 2004, she was one of eight members selected to form Berryz Kobo. She is one of the group's main singers and arguably the m * [2011&ndash;2012] [[HELLOPRO! TIME]] (ハロプロ!TIME)
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  • ...he [[Morning Musume Love Audition 2002|Morning Musume LOVE Audition 2002]] to join Morning Musume as part of the sixth generation, along with [[Michishig Initially, Kamei struggled the most out of the sixth generation to create a presence for herself. She got her big break playing the role of fi
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  • ...tch]] and managed by [[AMUSE]]. The origin of the group's name is from the time they would always book the recording studio; the pronunciation of ONE OK RO ...mer festivals, and their lives in the outskirts of Tokyo, they were signed to [[A-Sketch]]. In March 2007, [[Tomoya (ONE OK ROCK)|Tomoya]] officially joi
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  • ...songwriter, guitarist, vocalist, lyricist, composer, and producer. He rose to fame in the 1990's as the guitarist and one of the principle songwriters fo ...one of his friend's was selling his guitar for ¥15,000, so TAKUYA decided to buy it and become a guitarist instead. <ref name="Jrawk">[http://www.jrawk.
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  • ...er a third mini-album on Groovie Drunker in July 2005, the band was signed to [[Universal Music]] and released their first major single in December. They ...lready a band of that same name in Nagoya. They were at first reluctant to change their name. Their new name was decided upon after HIRO opened a ketchup pac
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  • ...Johnny's also referred to as Leader, so he has convinced the other members to start calling him Captain instead. ...phed some of the routines for the whole group. To this day, Ohno continues to appear in stage plays much more often than he does television dramas, usual
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  • ...ai Hana- You're Gonna Change to the Flower|-Akai Hana- You're gonna change to the flower]] (赤い華; ''Red Flower'') # [[Live to Love -Mou Sukoshi Hayaku Aeta Nara-|live to love -Mou Sukoshi Hayaku Aeta Nara-]] (もう少し早く逢えたなら; '
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  • ...ment]]. She was previously a second generation member of [[AKB48]], a full-time and concurrent member of [[SNH48]], and a concurrent member of [[SKE48]]. * [[Ponytail to Chouchou (AKB48)|Ponytail to Chouchou]] (ポニーテールとシュシュ)
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  • ...important to her development as a musician. Hoshimura's mother wanted her to become a classical musician while her father influenced her with his fondne ...the initial screening, she did not make the final cut since she was unable to attend an in-person audition because of her exams. Hoshimura did not give u
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  • ...Records]]. She was with the label until summer of 2009, where she switched to the [[avex trax]] sub-label [[rhythm zone]]. ...asing her popularity. In 2002 she and the R&B band [[CHEMISTRY]] teamed up to represent Japan and Korea at the [[Wikipedia:2002 FIFA World Cup|FIFA World
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  • This was Hamasaki's first single to have a techno/dance approach, quite a change from the rock-pop style of "A Song for XX" and its singles. ...ngle was re-released in 2001 on a 12cm format with extra remix songs. This time around the single reached #28 and charted for three weeks.
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  • ...ch as rock drums, bases, guitars and synthesizers, putting it all together to create some of the most intriguing and inventive music ever. * [2007.04.25] [[Change (MONKEY MAJIK)|Change]] <small>([[MONKEY MAJIK]] + '''Yoshida Brothers''')</small>
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  • ...Rina left to be an full time model/actress. Her leaving is most likely due to her sinking sales. ...tarred in the [[dorama]] [[Five|Five]], which brought everyone's attention to her, in 1997. She went onto release two successful single within that same
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  • ...J-Pop|pop]] star. She debuted under [[Sony Music Japan]] but in 2011 moved to [[Pony Canyon]] for the release of her second album. She was also the vocal ...]]". For these songs credits Kanda chose the pen-name "ALICE" in reference to one of her mother's title songs, "[[Jikan no Kuni no Alice]]".
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  • # [[Take Me to Your Dream|Take me to your dream]] # [[Change My Mind|Change my mind]]
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  • [[Image:concert tour98Time to Destination.jpg|right|300px|thumb|VHS / DVD Cover]] : Every Little Thing concert tour '98 Time to Destination
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  • * '''[[Blood Type]]:''' B (he thought he was O for a long time) * '''Marital Status:''' Married to wife Yoon since September 2004
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  • ...ed her status as one of Taiwan's rising stars and many of the songs proved to be hits throughout Asia. ...gs together. 2002 was a slow year for Jolin as no albums were released due to conflicts with her label. A second photobook was still released which featu
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  • ...gest of the four. The band was considered to make optimistic, happy music, to express emotions. ...rned 20, she expressed that she wants to change her "cute" image and start to make more mature productions, on screen and in music as well.
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  • ===Early Life to EEG=== Yumiko was born on September 6th 1981 as Lie Qiong Zheng. She moved to Hong Kong with her family when she was 11. When she was 13 she started taki
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  • ...OSHIKI]], were only 11. The band's first name was NOISE, later on changing to X in 1983. ...he band because of their transgressive way of dressing and performing. Not to be stopped, [[YOSHIKI]] created his own record label, [[Extasy Records]], w
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  • ** [[Shuuji to Akira]] (2005-2006) ** [[Kame to YamaP]] (2017; 2020)
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  • ...iatus. She's still active today though she's not as successful as she used to be. ...ook her under his wing. He had her change her name from Shimogawara Tomomi to Kahala Tomomi so that their romaji name initials would be the same. It didn
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  • [[Image:miwa - change Promo 1.jpg|thumb|250px|miwa promoting "[[Change (miwa)|chAngE]]" (2010)]] ...the guitar. miwa was prohibited from having a job, but she secretly worked to save money and bought her first guitar, a [[Wikipedia:Gibson J-45|Gibson J-
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  • ...release of their 10th single "[[Polyrhythm]]" that the group was elevated to a new level of popularity. Today, they are a top seller in the J-pop indust ...oup Perfume. However, before the group could even debut, Kawashima decided to pull out of the project and pursue her studies.
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  • ...nning self-centered side-project where he works with many Japanese artists to create new, original songs called [[PALM DRIVE]]. * [[Easy to Be Hard|Easy To Be Hard]] (music and arrangement)
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  • ...the tragedy. A big fan of KISS among other American bands, Yoshiki learned to focus his anger and pain through drumming. ...h looks and their music was too angry and aggressive for a recording label to risk licensing. However, believing in her son's potential, Yoshiki's mother
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  • ...t| Sugar promoting "[[Himawari / Loveaccele|Himawari / LOVEACCELE]]"; Left to Right: Soo Jin, Harin, Ahyoomee, Hye Seung (2005)]] ...ugar's contract ended with [[Starworld]] in 2006 and the group decided not to renew it; henceforth they disbanded. They are best known for their 2004 son
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  • # [[Deatta Koro no You ni]] (出逢った頃のように; ''Like The Time When We Met'') # [[Face the Change|Face the change]]
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  • Time to start a Style guide, conversational work in progress. ...]], [[index.php?title=Ohguro Maki&action=edit|Ohguro Maki]]). To check, go to [http://www.cdjapan.co.jp CDJapan] and type in the artists' name in western
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  • '''Hotei Tomoyasu''' is one of the most influential guitarists/songwriters to grace the J-pop/J-Rock culture. He originally started in a band called [[BO * [2005.12.07] [[All Time Super Best|ALL TIME SUPER BEST]]
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  • .... He was featured on Sony Music Japan's ''[[Tribute to Celine Dion|TRIBUTE TO CELINE DION]]'' album, singing "[[I'm You're Angel]]" with [[Kato Miliyah]] * [2010.08.04] [[Summer Time (Shimizu Shota)|Summer Time]]
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  • ...powerful avant-garage rock sound, but as the years went on the band moved to more of an electronic sound. ...replied to the ad and soon invited his long-time friend [[Nakamura Koji]] to join as well. The two boys then brought in [[Tazawa Kodai]], who was a frie
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  • FTISLAND' debut album was planned to be released in May, 2007, but instead it was decided that they would do pro ...bum, it also had an "Emotional Chapter" and a "FTISLAND Chapter", but this time the two chapters were divided between the 2 CDs. The repackage album came i
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  • <font size="5"><center>'''[[2006 Oricon Number 1 Releases|<nowiki>| Back to Full Charts |</nowiki>]]'''</center></font> '''Single''': [[Startin' / Born to Be...]]<br/>
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  • ...ously signed as a solo artist with [[SM Entertainment]]. In 2008 she moved to Japan and debuted under [[rhythm zone]] as "ICONIQ" in 2009. ICONIQ was born as Ito Ayumi to [[Wikipedia:Koreans_in_Japan|Zainichi Korean]] parents on August 25, 1984 i
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  • ...nce April of 2007 DAIGO has been the vocalist for [[BREAKERZ]]. He belongs to the talent agency A-Plus (part of A-team). ...ums. JZEIL disbanded on September 25th, 2001. Sometime later DAIGO started to create his solo career, emulating his idol [[Wikipedia:David Bowie|David Bo
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  • # [[I Say to My Love|I say to my love]] # [[We Can Change the World|We can change the world]]
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  • ...hisato single)|NEW SEASON]]" under [[Warner Music Japan]] and quickly rose to fame. She is well known for being unlike most of the '80's idols, writing h ...ll of her own lyrics. She also started composing her own music and learned to play several different instruments. Her first top twenty single was "[[The
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  • ...g|400px|thumb|Vidoll promoting ''[[Best (Vidoll)|BEST]]'' (2011) <br> Left to Right: Giru, Rame, Jui, Tero, Shun]] ...7. Vidoll transitioned to [[SWORD-RECORDS]] for almost two years, and then to the major label [[CROWN RECORDS]]. Their music style covers and blends ball
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  • ...[[Sony Music Entertainment|Sony Music Associated Records]] label. She rose to fame after collaborating with [[Spontania]] on their single "[[Kimi no Sube ...ted to be a jazz singer since the age of 12, and at 18 years old, she went to the US from Kyoto, Japan. She performed live in New York' famous JAZZ MUSIC
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  • ...s they made being in a band look cool. Musical instrument sales hit an all time high during the 90's and the record companies signed and debuted 80 bands d ...d "Spinach Power" as their vocal but he has problems with them and decides to form another band after seeing an [[RC Succession]] concert in 1980.
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  • ...leased at the very start of January 2010. In 2011, the band changed labels to [[avex trax]]. Nightmare has a side project alter-ego band called [[Sendai ...were still in high school at the time. Hitsugi came up with the band name to match something that would scare their style of dressing. [[Ni~ya]] was inv
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  • ...[Baby Blue Eyes|Baby blue eyes]]'' album her musical styling switched over to a pop/rock sound. She is Japan's third best selling seiyuu, with over 1,202 ...'' Shiina is not a big fan of meat and doesn't eat it very often. She used to really dislike beef.
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  • * He collects CD and used to collect milk bottle caps. * The first thing he do in the morning when he woke up is to wash his face.
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  • * [2016.10.26] [[Say Hello to My Minions]] <small>('''SKY-HI'''×[[SALU]])</small> * [2019.09.04] [[Say Hello to My Minions 2]] <small>('''SKY-HI'''×[[SALU]])</small>
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  • ...school in Tokyo. He later dropped out during middle school and transferred to [[Wikipedia:American School in Japan|American School in Japan]], where he g ...Kyou Kara Ore wa!!" and "Be Bop High School". Because of these, he refused to wear his schools' uniforms and opted instead for [[Wikipedia:Japanese schoo
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  • ...tion as '''CSJH''' (Chun Sang Ji Hee). In 2006 the group added "The Grace" to their stage name. ...MTown.com|2004 Summer Vacation in SMTOWN.com]]''. The song wasn't credited to the group, each member was credited individually.
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  • ...iv class="class"><center>'''[[2007 Oricon Number 1 Releases|<nowiki>| Back to Full Charts |</nowiki>]]'''</center></div></font> !align="center"| # || Change || Artist || Single || Sales
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