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• NOKKO
  ...over to [[BMG Japan]] in the late 1990's. Over the years NOKKO has become a very influential artist, inspiring people such as [[YUKI]] and [[Amuro Nami ...rn in the [[Urawa]] prefecture of [[Saitama]], and there her parents owned a home electronic appliance store.
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• Sugarless Girl (album)
  # [[Catch My Breath|Catch my breath]] # [[Star Sniper]] <small>(iTunes Bonus Track)</small>
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• Priere
  '''Prière''' (プリエール) was a five member J-pop idol music group from 2002 - 2004 under the label [[b-fai * [2004.01.21] [[Catch My Star|Catch my ★★★ star]]
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• Nakayama Miho
  '''Nakayama Miho''' (中山美穂) is a Japanese actress and singer under the label [[King Records]]. Nakayama Miho got her start in show business when she was scouted by a model agency, [[Box Corporation]], when she was in her first year of middle
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• Tange Sakura
  ...inomoto Sakura in the anime ''[[Cardcaptor Sakura]]''. She also debuted as a singer in 1995 with the album ''[[Love Stories]]''. In 2005, it was announced that Tange was married to a worker from WONDER-NET.
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• Hinata Megumi
  ...s formerly known as '''gmi''' (グミ) and '''g.e.m.'''. She has worked as a lyricist, composer, or chorus for artists such as [[Tamaki Nami]], [[Nakaga ...sed her first single under the stage name '''gmi''' (グミ). "[[Catch You Catch Me]]" was used as theme song for the [[Anime|anime]] ''[[Card Captor Sakura
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• Iwasato Yuho
  ...i Chiemi]]. Iwasato also uses the name '''Iwasato Mio''' (岩里祐穂) as a pen name. *[[I Have a Dream (Adachi Yumi song)|I Have a Dream]]
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• Ken Hirai Films Vol.11 Ken's Bar 10th Anniversary
  # [[Fake Star (Hirai Ken)|fake star]] # [[Pop Star|POP STAR]]
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• '06 Summer SMTOWN
  # [[Chun Sang Ji Hee]] - [[Catch the Shooting Star]] ...nd [[The TRAX]], and the first to feature [[Chun Sang Ji Hee]] credited as a group.
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• Utada Hikaru
  '''Utada Hikaru''' (宇多田ヒカル) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] [[Wikipedia:Singer-songwriter|singer-songwriter]] un ...ly, Utada's music had a heavy R&B style, but later her music progressed to a more mature, experimental pop tone. Her distinct R&B sound presented in her
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• Seiko Matsuda 1980-1995
  # [[Star (Matsuda Seiko)|Star]] # [[Koi no Mahou de Catch Your Heart]] (恋の魔法で)
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• H.U.B.
  '''H.U.B''' is a Japanese lyricist. Not much is known about him/her, except for having more * [[Break a Road]]
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• Ken Hirai 15th Anniversary c/w Collection '95-'10 "Ura Utabaka"
  # [[Catch Ball]] (キャッチボール) # [[Catch You (Hirai Ken)|Catch you]]
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• Oricon Weekly for 2006 week 36
  | 3 || NEW || [[ORANGE RANGE]] || [[Un Rock Star|UN ROCK STAR]] || 61,879 ...kipedia:Blind Guardian|Blind Guardian]] || [[wikipedia:A Twist in the Myth|A Twist in the Myth]] || 7,479
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• Oricon Weekly for 2006 week 28
  | 7 || ↓2 || [[BONNIE PINK]] || [[A Perfect Sky]] || 25,753 | 18 || ↓17 || [[Domoto Tsuyoshi|ENDLICHERI☆ENDLICHERI]] || [[The Rainbow Star]] || 12,045
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• Oricon Weekly for 2006 week 27
  |style="width:108px; height:108px" align="center"| [[Image: The Rainbow Star limited.jpg|90px]] '''Single''': [[The Rainbow Star]]<br/>
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• Oricon Weekly for 2012 week 42
  | 3 || NEW || [[Morning Musume]] || [[Wakuteka Take a Chance]] || 81,682 | 3 || NEW || [[GRANRODEO]] || [[CRACK STAR FLASH]] || 20,009
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• LiSA
  '''LiSA''' is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]]-[[:category:J-Rock|rock]] singer signed to [[Sony Mu * [2017.02.15] [[Catch the Moment]]
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• Matsumoto Takashi
  '''Matsumoto Takashi''' (松本隆) is a Japanese lyricist and former drummer of the [[J-Rock|Japanese rock band]] [ ...d him to write the song lyrics for the band. Since all the members took on a pseudonym, Matsumoto's was "Edo Mondan" (江戸門弾鉄).
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• Japanese Singer
  [[Image:japanesesingerA.jpg|thumb|230px|Limited Edition Type A Cover]] : DFCL-1782~3 <small>(Limited Edition Type A)</small>
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