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• Leah Dizon
  ...Shiyou|Koi Shiyou♪]]" which she performed at ''[[Kouhaku Uta Gassen]]'' in 2007. Leah Dizon was born in Las Vegas, Nevada and is the fourth of six children. Her father was a Chine
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• Goto Maki
  ...mer 2008, Goto left Hello! Project and moved to the [[rhythm zone]] label. In 2010 she transferred to [[avex trax]]. * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Edogawa]], [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]
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• KOKIA
  ...e to Love -20 Years Anniversary Best-|EVOLVE to LOVE -20 years Anniversary BEST-]]'' (2018)]] ...so popular it was even covered by star [[Sammi Cheng]]. Her biggest hit in Japan was the single "[[The Power of Smile / Remember the Kiss|The Power of Smile
  17 KB (2,321 words) - 00:05, 6 August 2023
• JUDY AND MARY
  ...130,000. A more recent figure brings the bands sales to over 14,737,920 in Japan alone. ...suru Hi]]'' <ref>『JAM BOOK』参考。</ref>. The two met at a nightclub in [[Wikipedia:Hakodate, Hokkaidō|Hakodate]] where Onda was playing with his
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• Memorial Address
  ...'' is [[Hamasaki Ayumi]]'s first mini-album (2nd overall). It is available in two formats, CD or CD+DVD package, which was a first for Hamasaki at that t ...ni-album by a Japanese female singer, having sold over a million copies in Japan.
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• MAX (group)
  ...ing albums. Since their debut, the group has sold over 10,000,000 records. In 2002, their lead vocalist [[Ameku Minako|Mina]] left the group due to pregn ...ch debuted at #19 and gave them a chance to take off as a band and as MAX. In December of the same year, they released their debut album, [[Maximum|MAXIM
  13 KB (1,712 words) - 01:57, 28 September 2022
• DREAMS COME TRUE (band)
  ...ory:J-Pop|Japanese pop]]-[[:Category:J-Rock|rock]] group who perform songs in both English and Japanese. They are renowned for their unique music, a fusi ...COME TRUE, sometimes referred by their fans as DCT or Dorikamu, was formed in 1988 by [[Nakamura Masato]] (arranger, producer, and bassist), [[Yoshida Mi
  21 KB (2,425 words) - 15:10, 19 February 2021
• A Best
  [[Image:Hamasaki Ayumi - A BEST.jpg|thumb|350px|Album Cover]] : A BEST
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• Duty
  ...[Key (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Key]]", and "[[Girlish|girlish]]") more than she had in the past. The sound was a departure from the dance-pop of "[[Loveppears|LOV ...live band members. The lyrics for "[[Girlish|girlish]]" were not included in the album booklet upon Hamasaki's request.
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• Loveppears
  ...rt to gain popularity with dance clubs for her series of ''Ayu-mix'' remix albums and singles. ...tions and accolades, including a win at the [[Japan Gold Disc Awards]] for Best Pop Album of the Year, marking her second win after ''[[A Song for XX|A Son
  11 KB (1,564 words) - 20:16, 7 June 2020
• AI (singer)
  ...video, she debuted with BMG, before signing with Universal's Def Jam label in 2003. With numerous successful album releases, tours and media appearances, ...ent with bandleader [[HIRO (Kaikigesshoku)|HIRO]] (from [[Kaikigesshoku]]) in March 2013, son
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• CHEMISTRY
  ...ey would be going on hiatus and would be focusing on their solo activities in the meantime instead. ===Studio Albums===
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• A Song for XX
  ...he #16 album of the year. The album is also the #138 best selling album in Japan. The "××" in the title is silent and is a reference to Hamasaki's estranged father, whom
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• Olivia Lufkin
  ...[[D&D]]. She accepted, and debuted in 1996 with the single "[[In Your Eyes|IN YOUR EYES]]". The band was semi-successful, and her record label later deci ...und two years after the release of ''[[The Lost Lolli]]'', OLIVIA returned in 2006 to sing the ending theme song to the [[Anime|anime]] adaptation to [[Y
  23 KB (3,546 words) - 17:49, 15 July 2022
• NEWS (group)
  ...'''N'''orth, '''E'''ast, '''W'''est and '''S'''outh. The group was formed in 2003 as a nine member group under the label [[Johnny's Entertainment]] and [[Image:NEWSRollingStone2012.jpg|thumb|230px|NEWS in Rolling Stone Magazine (2012)]]
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• YUI (singer)
  ...Kong, which sold out despite it being her first time performing outside of Japan. * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Fukuoka]], [[Japan]]
  12 KB (1,738 words) - 13:25, 28 March 2023
• UVERworld
  ...der the [[Sony Music Entertainment|Sony]] music label. The band was formed in 2004 after the disbanding of Sangoku Road, a band that consisted of many of [[Image:Soundroad+UVERworld2.jpg|thumb|250px|Sangoku Road in 2002]]
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• Hayashibara Megumi
  ...RECORDS]]. Over the course of a thirty year career, she has become one of Japan's most popular seiyuu having over 236 roles credited to her name, and she h * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo, Japan]]
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• YUKI (singer)
  ...for the short lived girl-band, [[Mean Machine]]. YUKI made her solo debut in 2002 with the single, "[[The End of Shite|the end of shite]]". * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Hokkaido Prefecture|Hokkaido, Japan]]
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• Rie fu
  ...ANGE]]. Rie is fluent in [[English]] and released her debut European album in March of 2008. * '''Birth place:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]
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