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  • : 2005.02.09 ...ted for 18 weeks. This single sold 149,134 copies and is the #68 single of 2005. The song is certified Double Platinum with 500,000 units downloaded, and G
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  • ...a "world" artist and she debuted in [[Japan]]. Her first [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] album ''[[Listen to My Heart (album)|LISTEN TO MY HEART]]'' reached #1 on ** [[Girls On Top]] <small>(2021&ndash;)</small>
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  • # [[Someday / Boys Girls|Someday]] # [[Someday / Boys Girls|Someday]] ([[PV|MUSIC VIDEO]])
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  • ...alent contest, called "avex dream 2000", with the aim of finding the right girls for a new group. The result was '''dream''', a three-piece group consisting ...e, [[avex]] held more auditions for a replacement, and ended up with 6 new girls. They were [[Ai Risa]], [[Abe Erie]], [[Takamoto Aya]], [[Nakashima Ami]],
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  • '''Kamiki Aya''' (上木彩矢) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] and [[J-Rock|rock]] singer-songwriter signed to the [[Pony Canyon]] label ...03)</small>, KLIM <small>(2004)</small>, Kamiki Aya (上木彩矢) <small>(2005&ndash;)</small>
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  • ...tudio]] label. When she debuted, her music was a mix of trance, dance, and pop; however, after she started self-producing her songs, Aiuchi incorporated r In October 2001, Aiuchi released the pop ballad [[Navy Blue|NAVY BLUE]]. This single reached #2 on the Oricon and is
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  • '''GARNET CROW''' was a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] band under the [[GIZA studio]] label. On March 30, 2013, the band announc ...March 2013, that the band will be officially disbanding after their final live on the 24th of May 2013.
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  • ...more R&B/Hip-Hop based style of music, but returned to her signature dance-pop sound and experienced a comeback in popularity and sales in the latter half After her music style began to change from dance-pop to R&B, on top of her private setbacks made public, Amuro's sales had decli
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  • '''Suzuki Ami''' (鈴木亜美) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer, actress, and DJ who became quite famous in the late 1990's. She w ...e auditioned started with 13,500 contestants, but was reduced down to five girls in the final round. Suzuki won the competition with a total of 802,157 call
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  • '''BENI''' is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] and [[:Category:J-R&B|R&B]] singer, currently signed to the label [[Unive ...pg‎|right|260px|thumb|Arashiro Beni promoting ''[[Beni (album)|Beni]]'' (2005)]]
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  • ** [[Nochiura Natsumi]] (2004&ndash;2005) ** [[Hello! Project Akagumi]] (2005)
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  • '''Berryz Kobo''' (Berryz工房) was a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] girl group managed by [[Up-Front Promotion]] and part of [[Hello! Project *[[Ishimura Maiha]] (石村舞波, graduated October 2, 2005)
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  • ...her career, but is still followed by scandal. In 2014, Kago's new group [[Girls Beat!!]] debuted. *** [[Hello! Project Shirogumi]] (2005)
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  • ...5 as a nine member [[idol]] group. They received great support from school girls, ranging from primary school to high school. ...ment|Sony Music Japan]] and would focus on becoming more of a "performance girls unit". Aside from singing, the group actively participates in the media sce
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  • ...J-Pop|Japanese pop]] unit. The group's music can generally be described as pop, though they have delved into genres like [[Wikipedia:Progressive rock|prog ...MARK CORPORATION]] (2003), [[Frontier Works]] (2004), [[ON THE RUN]] (2004~2005), their own label [[ZAZOU Records]] (1999~2000) and the [[Lantis]] sub-labe
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  • '''Crystal Kay''' (クリスタル・ケイ) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]], [[:Category:J-Urban|urban]], and [[:Category:J-R&B|R&B]] singer currentl ...B and acoustic side of her, as later albums would gear towards the [[J-Pop|pop]] and [[:Category:J-Urban|urban]] genres. This album reached #60 on the cha
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  • ...店-), or ''AN CAFE'' in English, is a five member indies [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]]-[[J-Rock|rock]] [[Oshare-Kei|oshare-kei]] styled band. They are under th After their live on January 4th, 2010 at Nippon Budoukan, Antic Cafe has been on hiatus. Sin
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  • ; DVD2 "ayumi hamasaki BEST of COUNTDOWN LIVE 2006-2007 A" Tracklist # [[Boys & Girls]]<br>encore
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  • ...o Egg July 2005.jpg|180px|thumb|Hello Pro Egg with [[Ishikawa Rika]], July 2005]] [[Image:Hello! Pro Egg January 2005.jpg|180px|thumb|Hello Pro Egg, January 2005]]
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  • ** [[Nochiura Natsumi]] (2004&ndash;2005) ** [[DEF.DIVA]] (2005&ndash;2006)
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  • '''Goto Maki''' (後藤真希) is an [[J-Urban|Japanese urban]] [[J-Pop|pop]] singer, currently signed to [[avex trax]]. Goto originally made her debut ** [[Nochiura Natsumi]] (2004–2005)
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  • ...After multiple hiatus' the band finally disbanded in 2001. According to a 2005 episode of ''[[MUSIC STATION]]'' the band was listed as being the 44th best ...kly Oricon, and it was produced by [[Sakuma Masabide]]. The album was very pop heavy, but also showed the beginning of what become the band's signature no
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  • ...- 18.jpg|thumb|225px|Kitade promoting ''[[18 -Eighteen-|18 -eighteen-]]'' (2005)]] ...model in the magazines [[KERA]] and [[Gothic & Lolita Bible]]. Many young girls in Japan have stated that Kitade influenced them into dressing in Gothic Lo
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  • ...s popularity. Significant success then came with the single "Story" in May 2005, with the song reaching #8 on the Oricon ranking charts and selling 300,000 ...n album sales charts and led to her first auditorium tour, which spawned a live album and DVD in March 2007. Further commercial tie-ins ("[[I'll Remember Y
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  • '''CHEMISTRY''' is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]]-[[:category:J-R&B|R&B]] duo. [[Kawabata Kaname]] and [[Dohchin Yoshikuni] ...thumb|260px|CHEMISTRY promoting "[[Kimi ga Iru (CHEMISTRY)|Kimi ga Iru]]" (2005)]]
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  • ...ngle, "[[Blood on Fire|BLOOD on FIRE]]", was used in the ''[[Initial D]]'' live action movie. Their first full-length album and first mini-album, both titl * [[avex trax]] (2005&ndash;)
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  • '''Takahashi Ai''' (高橋愛) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and actress managed by [[Up-Front Agency|UP-FRONT CREATE]]. She wa * '''Motto:''' Dream (I always want to live with a dream)
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  • '''Niigaki Risa''' (新垣里沙) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and actress. She was formerly part of [[Hello! Project]] as a fift ** [[Hello! Project Akagumi]] (2005)
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  • '''Yaida Hitomi''' (矢井田瞳) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]]-[[J-Rock|rock]] artist on the ...first of original material in nearly two years, was released on August 15, 2005.
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  • '''Shimizu Saki''' (清水佐紀) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and talent managed by [[Up-Front_Group|J.P ROOM]] and signed to [[ ** [[Hello! Project Shirogumi]] (2005)
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  • '''YUKI''' is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer-songwriter under [[Sony Music Entertainment]]'s [[Sony Music Enter ...f Yukari and the older sister of her brother Taminori. She attended an all-girls high school in Hakodate and continued her studies at [[Wikipedia:Hakodate O
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  • ...s an artist under the [[avex]] music label. With her blend of eurobeat and pop, she has proved that you must never judge a person by appearance alone. She [[Image:iutapromo.jpg|thumb|300px|sifow promoting [[I Uta]] (2005)]]
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  • ...in Japan, or by the acronyms TVXQ, DBSK, TVfXQ, TVXQ!) is a [[K-Pop]]/[[J-Pop]] male duo (formerly five-member group) from Korea. ...t]] label with the single "[[Hug (Dong Bang Shin Ki)|Hug]]", and in April, 2005 in Japan under [[rhythm zone]] label with the single "[[Stay With Me Tonigh
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  • '''SweetS''' was a five-member girl group on [[avex trax]]. The girls won the avex Audition at the beginning of 2003 and debuted later that year. ...d for the chance to be in a dance & vocal performance unit. The five young girls chosen to form '''SweetS''' were [[Kashiwagi Akiko]], [[Yoshimura Ayaka]],
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  • ...umb|375px|Heartsdales promoting "[[Angel Eyes (Heartsdales)|Angel Eyes]]" (2005)]] ...gram ''[[ASAYAN]]'', which was coordinated by [[VERBAL]] of [[m-flo]]. The girls were born in [[Wikipedia:New York City|New York City]], and take their name
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  • ...group under SM Entertainment for almost 7 years. They debuted in November 2005, with the album ''[[Super Junior 05|SuperJunior05 (TWINS)]]'' as a twelve-m ===2005 &ndash; 2006: Debut, 1st Studio Album===
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  • '''Akanishi Jin''' is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer, music composer and actor. On December 9th, he announced his solo At the fashion event of Tokyo Girls Collection on September 5, 2009. Jin appeared as a special guest to promote
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  • ...re single, before going away from the funny image, with the release of the pop-ballad [[Itoshi no Ellie]]. They released their debut album [[Atsui Munasaw ...13th album, [[Killer Street (album)|Killer Street]], was released in late 2005. The album not only topped the [[Oricon]] weekly charts, but also the [[wik
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  • '''Chihara Minori''' (茅原実里) is a former [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and [[Seiyuu|seiyuu]] who was signed to signed to [[Lantis]]. She ** [[avex mode]] <small>(2005)</small>
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  • ...humb|230px|left|RAM RIDER promoting ''[[Portable Disco|PORTABLE DISCO]]'' (2005)]] ...DJ at 2 big open air live shows "ROCK IN JAPAN FES 2005" and "SUMMER SONIC 2005". On November 30, he released his very debut album ''[[Portable Disco|PORTA
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  • ...r biggest year yet. The manga "[[NANA (manga)|NANA]]", about two different girls with the same name, had become a smash hit in Japan, with a storyline exten ...0px|left|thumb|Miyazaki Aoi during [http://asianmediawiki.com/Nana "NANA"](2005)]]
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  • ...07 copies in that year. Also, interestingly, it would be the #42 single of 2005 after selling 214,098 copies in that year as well (bringing the grand total In 2005, interestingly [[Ashita (Hirahara Ayaka)|Ashita]] would be re-released and
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  • '''Hirano Aya''' (平野綾) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer, [[Anime|anime]] [[Seiyuu|seiyuu]], and [[:Category:J-Actress|actr ...no Aya 1st Live 2008 Riot Tour Live DVD|Hirano Aya 1st LIVE 2008 RIOT TOUR LIVE DVD]]
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  • '''°C-ute''' was a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] girl group managed by [[Up-Front Promotion]] and was part of [[Hello! Pro °C-ute's formation was officially announced by [[Tsunku]] on June 11, 2005 and would consist of the seven members of the [[Hello! Project Kids]] who w
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  • ...oko no Ko|Onna no Ko♥Otoko no Ko]] (オンナのコ♥オトコのコ; ''Girls ♥ Boys'') * [2005.07.13] [[Girl's BOX ~Best Hits Compilation Summer~]] ''(Track 1 "Eien Lover
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  • ..., known as '''Puffy AmiYumi''' in the United States, is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]]-[[J-Rock|rock]] duo currently signed under [[Sony Music Japan]]'s [[Sony ...hey perform the opening theme song and the cartoons also feature their [[J-Pop]] hits. The show has set [http://www.animationinsider.net/article.php?artic
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  • ...ribed as having "cute visuals", and are recommended to be seen live. Their live performances have been compared to [[Wikipedia:Celine Dion|Céline Dion]] a ...arted around the #37 position on [[Oricon]] charts. However, in October of 2005 there was a member line-up change as the second guitarist [[Tomoe]] decided
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  • ...6, she was the lead vocalist in a band called ''Marvelous Marble'' (an all girls band backed by Tsuda Yukiko [guitar], Nakagawa Ai [Bass], Matsue Izumi [Key ...' which would become her second #1 album. Following the release of several live DVDs, Shiina would return with the #2 single "[[Mayonaka wa Junketsu]]" in
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  • *[2000] [[Morning Musume First Live at Budokan ~Dancing Love Site 2000 Haru~]] *[2001] [[Morning Musume Live Revolution 21 Haru ~Osaka-Jo Hall Saishuu Bi~]]
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  • ** [[Cutting Edge]] (2005-) * [2005.08.24] [[Taste My Beat]]
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  • '''Yajima Maimi''' (矢島舞美) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and actress managed by [[Up-Front Promotion]]. She was formerly th ** [[Hello! Project Kids]] (2002&ndash;2005)
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  • ...members. metronome said that they had travelled through time from the year 2005 to 1998 in order to improve their record sales, hence the futuristic themes * [2005.10.05] [[Electric Travel (mini-album)|Electric travel]]
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  • '''Nakajima Saki''' (中島早貴) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and actress managed by [[Up-Front Promotion]]. She was formerly pa ** [[Hello! Project Kids]] (2002&ndash;2005)
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  • '''Suzuki Airi''' (鈴木愛理) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer managed by [[Up-Front Promotion]]. She was formerly part of [[Hell ** [[Hello! Project Kids]] (2002&ndash;2005)
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  • '''Okai Chisato''' (岡井千聖) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and idol managed by [[Up-Front Promotion]]. She was formerly part ** [[Hello! Project Kids]] (2002&ndash;2005)
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  • '''Hagiwara Mai''' (萩原舞) was a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and idol managed by [[Up-Front Promotion]]. She was formerly part ** [[Hello! Project Kids]] (2002&ndash;2005)
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  • [[File:Country Girls Tsugunaga Momoko - Good Boy Bad Girl promo.jpg|thumb|378px|Tsugunaga Momoko ...a member of [[Berryz Kobo]], [[Buono!]], and playing manager of [[Country Girls]]. She retired from the entertainment business in June 2017 to pursue a car
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  • '''Tokunaga Chinami''' (徳永千奈美) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and idol managed by [[Up-Front Promotion]] and part of [[Hello! Pr ** [[Hello! Project Shirogumi]] (2005)
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  • '''Natsuyaki Miyabi''' (夏焼雅) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and talent managed by [[Up-Front Create]]. She was formerly part o ** [[Hello! Project Shirogumi]] <small>(2005)</small>
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  • '''Kumai Yurina''' (熊井友理奈) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and talent managed by [[Up-Front Promotion]]. She was formerly par ** [[Hello! Project Shirogumi]] (2005)
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  • '''Sugaya Risako''' (菅谷梨沙子) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and idol managed by [[Up-Front Promotion]] and part of [[Hello! Pr ** [[Hello! Project Shirogumi]] (2005)
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  • '''Michishige Sayumi''' (道重さゆみ) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer managed by [[Up-Front Promotion]]. She was formerly part of [[Hell ** [[Hello! Project Akagumi]] (2005)
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  • ...dancehall]] singer-songwriter and politician. She made her indies debut in 2005. In 2006 she was signed to [[avex trax]]'s [[cutting edge]] sub-label, maki ...ics. On [[wikipedia:HMV|HMV]], the album was ranked as one-of the "Best of 2005" as well as ranking in the reggae & ska top 10. The album was strongly infl
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  • : 2005.03.02 <small>(12cm Single)</small> ...shed track. An individual edition of the 12cm single was made available in 2005.
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  • *[2005] [[Morning Musume Concert Tour 2005 Natsu Aki "Baribari Kyoushitsu ~Koharu-chan Irasshai!~"]] ...isshou Shuumaku "Yuusha-tachi, Shuugouse yo"~|Dream Morning Musume Special LIVE 2012 Nippon Budokan ~Daiisshou Shuumaku "Yuusha-tachi, Shuugouse yo"~]] <sm
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  • ...song for the dorama ''[[Victory! ~Futto Girls no Seishun~|VICTORY! ~Futto Girls no Seishun~]]'' and as a support song for [[Gatas Brilhantes H.P.]]. The si * [2003.11.26] [[Pop Jam]]
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  • ...hi Kashimashi Monogatari]] (女子かしまし物語; ''The Story of Noisy Girls'') ...ection: [[I Wish (Morning Musume)|I WISH]] <small>(from ''[[Morning Musume Live Revolution 21 Haru ~Osaka-Jo Hall Saishuu Bi~]]'')</small>
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  • *[1998] [[Hello! First Live at Shibuya Kohkaido]] ...] [[Hello! Project 2005 Winter ~A Happy New Power! Akagumi~|Hello! Project 2005 Winter ~A HAPPY NEW POWER! Akagumi~]] <small>('''[[Hello! Project Akagumi]]
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  • '''Sowelu''' is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] and [[:Category:J-R&B|R&B]] singer. She was also known by her real name, * [2005.01.07] [[Sweet Bridge|SWEET BRIDGE]]
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  • ==Live Performances== *[1999.04.17] [[Pop Jam]]
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  • ; Live Performances *[1999.05.08] ayumi hamasaki SECRET LIVE at AKASAKA BLITZ
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  • [[Image:Boys & Girls.jpg|thumb|300px|CD Art]] : Boys & Girls
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  • # M "Dub's Hard Pop Remix" # M "Dub's Hard Pop Remix"
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  • : ayumi hamasaki COUNTDOWN LIVE 2005-2006 # [[Boys & Girls]]
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  • : ayumi hamasaki ARENA TOUR 2005 A ~MY STORY~ : 2005.08.24
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  • [[File:Countdown_Live_2004-2005.jpg|right|300px|thumb|DVD Cover]] : ayumi hamasaki COUNTDOWN LIVE 2004-2005 A
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  • "Fly high" is a vinyl released by [[Hamasaki Ayumi]]. 'Boys & Girls', 'appears/immature' and 'Fly high' vinyls are official and were produced a ; Live Performances
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  • ...arts students from whom the band had been formed. ZONE disbanded in April 2005. ...ords]]. The single featured a normal pop idol sound, and only featured the girls singing and dancing. Though the single failed to chart on the [[Oricon]] ch
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  • ...ed with [[Sony Music Entertainment]] and started work on a solo career. In 2005, she left the label to work with her new band [[Higurashi Aiha and LOVES!|L ** [[Higurashi Aiha and LOVES!]] (2005 - 2010)
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  • ===Original MONDO GROSSO Era (1991-2005)=== ===Live Albums===
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  • ...95 release ''[[Living Field|LIVING FIELD]]'' included experiments in retro-pop and reggae. It was their grunge record, 1997's ''[[Please Mr.Lostman]]'' wh ...]]'' was released. This DVD covered their 15th Anniversary concert, filmed live at September 16, 2004 at Shibuya AX. The singles "[[Nonfiction]]" and "[[Th
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  • '''Jang Nara''' (장나라) is a [[K-Pop|Korean Pop]] singer and actress. In addition to releasing albums both in Korea and in In recent years, she has become very popular in China and Taiwan. In 2005 she starred in a drama in China, called ''[[My Bratty Princess]]''. Being t
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  • '''Nakagawa Shoko''' (中川翔子) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer, [[Gravure|gravure]] idol, actress, and [[Seiyuu|seiyuu]]. She is ...me to beat her yet. Nakagawa's entries began to get published in September 2005 in the book [[Shokotan Blog]]. On April 21st, 2006, Nakagawa's blog broke 1
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  • '''Kishimoto Hayami''' is a retired Japanese pop singer and dancer under the [[GIZA studio]] label. She debuted in 2003 with ...ased one single, ("[[Jump!ng Go Let's Go|JUMP!NG↑GO☆LET'S GO⇒]]") in 2005, and a year later released another single, ("[[Peach:Lime/Shake|PEACH:LIME/
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  • ...evated to a new level of popularity. Today, they are a top seller in the J-pop industry and are consistently releasing hits. In 2000, three young girls formed a group together in their hometown of Hiroshima. They were [[Nishiwa
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  • ...(田村ゆかり) is a popular [[Seiyuu|seiyuu]] idol and [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer affiliated with [[I'm Enterprise]]. She is known for her style as * [2005.03.02] [[Kohaku no Uta, Hitohira]] (琥珀の詩、ひとひら)
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  • '''Kangta''' (강타) is a [[K-Pop|Korean pop]] singer. In 2005, Kangta made his acting debut with one of the main roles of the joint drama
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  • ...999, the trio released their first single "[[Tangerine Dream]]" and held a live concert at the [[Shibuya|Shibuya]]. ...ained the main composer and the brain behind the band until its breakup in 2005. As of their 2008 reunion, he is no longer part of the group. Instead, he s
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  • '''Okui Masami''' (奥井雅美) is [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] artist who is well known for her songs used in anime. She was formerly si ...lay the piano. It wasn't until Middle School when Masami was introduced to pop and rock music. She eventually ended-up joining a band. She then terminated
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  • ...e has written for [[J-Pop]] stars such as [[Amuro Namie]], [[May J.]], [[E-girls]] and [[Kuraki Mai]], as well as Korean talents such as [[KARA]], [[2PM]], ...ch.<ref name="jpopworld">[http://www.j-popworld.com/Interviews/Emyli.php J-Pop World: Interview with Emyli (2007)]</ref>
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  • ...-Rock|rock]] band. The band formed in 2004 and debuted as an indie band in 2005. After the release of two indie releases, the band signed to the major labe ...mb|225px|Hearts Grow promoting "[[Hearts Grow (mini-album)|HEARTS GROW]]" (2005)]]
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  • '''Toki Asako''' (土岐麻子) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] and [[J-Jazz|jazz]] singer-songwriter, currently signed under [[avex trax [[Image:Toki - Debut promo.jpg|thumb|225px|Toki promoting ''[[Debut]]'' (2005)]]
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  • In 2005, Rain started his first Asian concert tour, Rainy Day starting in Seul and ...lbum ''[[Eternal Rain]]'' after releasing in Japan a recopilatory album in 2005. Also in Korea, ''[[Rain's World]]'', Rain's fourth album was released in O
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  • '''Tokito Ami''' (時東ぁみ) is a Japanese [[gravure]] idol, [[J-Pop|pop]] singer and actress. In 2012 she re-debuted as singer with the stage name ...out of 16,000 people), Tokito Ami made her debut as a gravure idol in May 2005 with her first DVD. She released another DVD before her first photobook was
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  • ...shiba-EMI]]. They say they were influenced strongly by [[SUPERCAR]]. Their pop mentality only strengthened once they signed to a major label. While their ...[Band B ni Tsuite (Indies)|Band B ni Tsuite]]'' hit stores in 2005. During 2005 [[Sekine Shiori]] was part of the cast of the movie ''[[Linda Linda Linda]]
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  • ...under stage name '''Nakabayashi May''' on the [[Universal Music Japan]] in 2005 but later transferred to [[Victor Entertainment Inc.|Victor Entertainment]] * '''Stage Name:''' Nakabayashi May <small>(2005-2006)</small>, May'n <small>(2007-present)</small>
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  • ...collaborated with the R&B group [[m-flo]] for the song [[Hey!!|HEY!!]] in 2005. The single broke the top 10 on the [[Oricon]] charts and garnered Wada's f ...got rich too quickly. We are the No. 1 consumer of Louis Vuitton. Japanese girls buy these bags, thinking it makes them classy or like celebrities, when in
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  • '''Asaka Yui''' (浅香唯) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer, actress, and [[Talento|talento]]. She was made famous in the 1980 Asaka Yui got her start in show business when she won the grand prix for Girls Comics Orgazation's "The Scout Audition '84". When she won the award, Kawas
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  • ...ese actress]], [[:Category:Model|model]], [[Talento|talento]], and [[J-Pop|pop]] singer. She is under the talent agency [[Sun Music]] and the record label * [2005.04.29] [[Hello! Thank You!]] (ハロー!サンキュー!)
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  • ...and actor under [[SM Entertainment]]. He is a member of the [[K-Pop|Korean pop]] boy group [[Super Junior]] and the sub-unit [[Super Junior M]]. ...ght Casting System" in 2003 and debuted as a member of [[Super Junior]] in 2005. However, he was first officially seen in a music video for fellow label-ma
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  • ...'' (은혁) is a South Korean artist. He is a member of the [[K-Pop|Korean Pop]] boy group [[Super Junior]]. He is also part of the side projects [[Super ** '''[[Super Junior]]''' <small>(2005&ndash;)</small>
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  • '''Horie Yui''' (堀江由衣) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] artist and a well known [[Idol|idol]] [[Seiyuu|seiyuu]]. She has appeared ** [[Aice5|Aice⁵]] <small>(2005&ndash;2007, 2015&ndash;)</small>
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  • ...part of the year at Nagoya with their last show being their first one-man live. ...se two singles, "[[Vega / Crybaby|VEGA / CRYBABY]]" and "[[Boys&Girls|BOYS&GIRLS]]". These singles were very sucessful and help the band to break into the t
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  • * [2003.09.25] [[Cover Girls Isoyama Sayaka|Cover Girls Isoyama Sayaka]] * [2003.12.17] [[Sabra Best Girls DVD|sabra best girls DVD]]
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  • The group hosts a weekly show called ''[[Girls a GoGo]]'' on [[TV Asahi]]. They also have sub-units called [[Morita Club]] ...released her debut single. The group would take a hiatus after their final live of 2006 in December 2006.
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  • ...TENJOCHIKI''' (天上智喜) in Japan, is a 4-member female [[K-Pop|Korean Pop]]/[[A Capella]] group formed by [[SM Entertainment]]. Their former stage na Prior to the group's official debut in April 2005, the four girls sang a song together on the album ''[[2004 Summer Vacation in SMTown.com|20
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  • ...pop]] group on [[Victor Entertainment]]. Their music is a mixture between pop, rap, and rock. ...p's producer, "We will become idols making genuine music!". Their brand of girls' rock bears similarities to that of artists such as [[Wikipedia:Avril Lavig
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  • '''Kanade''' is a [[J-Urban|Japanese urban pop]] artist. She started performing in 2000, and she started touring with big Kanade started her musical ativies in 2000, sing live throughout clubs in the [[Kansai|Kansai]] area.
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  • '''Kosaka Riyu''' (小坂りゆ) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] under the label [[5pb]]. She made her debut in the [[Bemani]] line of mus ...vember 20, 2000, [[Konami]] and [[Toshiba-EMI]] held auditions to form a J-pop group, [[BeForU]]. Many people auditioned, and Kosaka, who was then fifteen
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  • ...]]", a cover of E-Rotic's 2000 work of the same name, later popularized in 2005 by [[HINOI team]] in Japan, met with great success. SHANADOO's works were e ...for a 2008 release). The group's official Myspace was closed-down and the girls returned to Japan to pursue their career under [[avex trax]]. Clothing bran
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  • ...효리, also romanized as E Hyo Ri / Hyolee / Hyo Lee) is a [[K-Pop|Korean pop]] singer, [[Wikipedia:Master of Ceremonies|MC]], [[CM]] model and actress c ...ori began her career as the leader and sub vocalist for the [[K-Pop|Korean pop]] girl group [[Fin.K.L]]. She was the last to join after being discovered i
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  • * [2002.02.21] [[Kim Gun Mo]] - [[Kim Gun-mo Live|kim gun-mo live]] ''(CD4 #5 One Fine Day)'' * [2005.01.06] [[Wet Dreams 2 OST]] ''(#10 Huiya)''
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  • '''MONKEY MAJIK''' is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] band based in [[wikipedia:Sendai|Sendai]]. The members consist of two Jap ...mo.jpg|thumb|right|240px|MONKEY MAJIK promoting ''[[Eastview|eastview]]'' (2005)]]
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  • ...remonies. His second album was as successful as the first one. In February 2005, He become the first artist from YG to enter the foreign market with [[Hika ===Live Albums===
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  • ...hintani Ryoko''' (新谷良子) is a Japanese [[Seiyuu|seiyu]] and [[J-Pop|pop singer]] signed to [[Lantis]] label. ...mbi pop". Her first concert was held in 2004, and her returning concert in 2005 to Kanazawa was a great success.
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  • ...]] singer under [[Sony Music Entertainment|Sony Music Japan]]. In the year 2005, she was the winner of 40,000 participants "Miss Phoenix Audition" audition * [2017.07.26] [[Girls (Nishino Kana)|Girls]]
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  • ...n in another hit movie, ''[[Kagen no Tsuki ~Last Quarter~]]'', which was a live-action adaptation of [[Yazawa Ai]]'s popular [[Manga|manga]]. * [2005] [[Azumi 2 Death or Love]]
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  • ...zuki Sarina'' and in 1997 made her singing debut under [[Toshiba EMI]]. In 2005, she debuted as ''MUNEHIRO'', a reggae singer who is currently signed to [[ ...er the [[Toshiba EMI]] label. Unlike the music she is making now, it had a pop/rock sound. She released a total of seven singles and three albums, but her
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  • ...do.~|LIVE TOUR 2016 Yusuke Sai "Umi" ~Ano Yugujo ni Kichattandesukedo.~]] (LIVE TOUR 2016 遊助祭 「海」 ~あの・・遊宮城にきちゃったん ...o.~|LIVE TOUR 2017 "Hoshi" ~Ano.. Hoshi ni Negai wo Kometan Desu Kedo.~]] (LIVE TOUR 2017「星」~あの・・星に願いを込めたんですケド。
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  • ...e]] and [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singers [[ANZA]], [[Tanaka Reina]], and [[E-Girls]]. The only other version of this song by Amuro is the "Latin House Mix" fo *[2000.09.27] ''[[Namie Amuro Concentration 20 Live in Tokyo Dome]]'' (#11)
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  • ...de wa Ikite Yukenai (あなたなしでは生きてゆけない; ''I Can't Live Without You'') * [2015.02.27] [[The Girls Live]]
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  • ...e was also part of the unit [[tiaraway]] with [[Chiba Saeko]] from 2003 to 2005. **[[tiaraway]] (2003-2005)
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  • '''Makino Yui''' (牧野由依) is a Japanese [[Seiyuu|seiyuu]] and [[J-Pop|pop singer]]. She is known for her role of [[Wikipedia:Sakura (Tsubasa: Reservo ** [[NEEDLESS GIRLS|NEEDLESS★GIRLS+]] (2009)
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  • * [2007.01.24] [[Love Live Life (album)|☆LOVE☆LIVE☆LIFE☆]] * [2005.02.25] [[Magical Choudai]] (マジカルちょーだいっ; with [[Miyazaki
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  • '''Watanabe Misato''' (渡辺美里) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer-songwriter, who is signed under the [[Sony Music Entertainment|Epi ..., and performing at sold-out tours. From 1990 to 2005, she would also do a live concert on train, nicknamed the ''MISATO TRAIN''.
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  • '''faylan''' (飛蘭) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]]-[[J-Rock|rock]] singer singed to [[Lantis]]. ...5 by singing an insert song for game adaption of ''[[wikipedia:Girls Bravo|GIRLS Bravo]]''. During her independent time, she worked as a doujin singer and r
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  • '''Koizumi Kyoko''' (小泉今日子) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer-songwriter, actress, former [[Idol|idol]], and former member of th * [1988.04.05] [[Beat Pop|BEAT POP]]
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  • '''Suwabe Junichi''' (諏訪部順一) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and [[Seiyuu|seiyuu]]. His most notable role is Atobe Keigo from t *[2005.03.30] [[Riyuu / E Kimochi]] (理由/E気持) <small>('''Atobe Keigo'''
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  • '''Kawamura Kaori''' (川村カオリ) was a Russian-born [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]]-[[J-Rock|rock]] musician. Then in 1993, Kawamura took a pause from her music career to live in New York City. It didn't last long as started her music career back up t
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  • '''Hayami Saori''' (早見沙織) is a Japanese seiyuu and [[J-Pop|pop]] singer-songwriter affiliated with [[wikipedia:I'm Enterprise|I'm Enterpri ...ri Hayami First Album promotion.jpg|200px|thumb|Hayami Saori promoting ''[[Live Love Laugh]]'' (2016)]]
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  • '''Togawa Jun''' (戸川純) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and actress currently signed under [[Sony Music Entertainment]]. H ...lesh.png|thumb|230px|Togawa Jun in "JUN TOGAWA AS ONLY A LUMP OF MEAT" PB (2005)]]
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  • ...[[Hello! Project 2005 Winter ~A Happy New Power! Shirogumi~|Hello! Project 2005 Winter ~A HAPPY NEW POWER! Shirogumi~]] ...Dairanbu ~A Happy New Power! Iida Kaori Sotsugyou Special~|Hello! Project 2005 Winter All Stars Dairanbu ~A HAPPY NEW POWER! Iida Kaori Sotsugyou Special~
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  • ...R&B]] duo signed to [[KING RECORDS]]. The group made their indie debut in 2005 with the mini-album, ''[[Drawing (MAY'S)|Drawing]]''. In 2008, they signed * [[GOD OF ARTS]] (2004-2005)
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  • *[2001] [[Morning Musume Live Revolution 21 Haru ~Osaka-Jo Hall Saishuu Bi~]] *[2001] [[Green Live|GREEN LIVE]]
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  • [[File:Shojo Beat.jpg|thumb|250px|The first issue (June 2005)]] ...onen Jump]]'') published by [[Viz Media]]. The magazine hit stands in June 2005, soon after the departure of ''[[Animerica Extra]]''. The magazine takes se
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  • ...-label, [[Universal Music Japan|FAR EASTERN TRIBE RECORDS]]. He debuted in 2005 with the single "[[Why? (JAY'ED)|Why?]]" and went major in 2008 with "[[Sup *[2005.03.14] [[Why? (JAY'ED)|Why?]] <small>('''indies''')</small>
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  • *[2005] [[v-u-den First Concert Tour 2005 Haru ~v-u-densetsu~]] <small>(Country Musume, Miyoshi Erika, Inaba Atsuko)< ...] [[Hello Pro Party! 2005 ~Matsuura Aya Captain Kouen~|Hello☆Pro Party~! 2005 ~Matsuura Aya Captain Kouen~]] <small>(Matsuura Aya, W, Melon Kinenbi)</sma
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  • *[2001] [[Morning Musume Live Revolution 21 Haru|Morning Musume Live Revolution 21 Haru ~Osaka-Jo Hall Saishuu Bi~]] *[2005] [[Morning Musume Concert Tour 2005 Haru ~Dai 6 Kan Hit Mankai!~]] <small>(Ishikawa Rika solo)</small>
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  • ...Tour Live poster.jpg|thumb|200px|Takamizawa promoting ''[["Ism" Solo Tour Live]]'' (1991)]] ...r promotion, he performed his first solo concert tour, ''[["Ism" Solo Tour Live]]''.
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  • ...tist under [[Think Entertainment]]. She was a member of the [[K-Pop|Korean pop]] girl group [[T-ara]]. She was the leader for T-ara from January 2012 to J [[Image:snsdpre.jpg|thumb|250px|Soyeon with pre-debut [[Girls' Generation]] <br>(First Bottom Left) (2006)]]
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  • ...Tour 2005 Haru 101 Kaime no Kiss ~Hand in Hand~|Matsuura Aya Concert Tour 2005 Haru 101 Kaime no KISS ~HAND IN HAND~]] <small>(Melon Kinenbi)</small> *[2005] [[Nochiura Natsumi Concert Tour 2005 Haru "Triangle Energy"]]
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  • ...a no Yuujou Mondai]] (女の友情問題; ''Problems in Friendship Between Girls'') ...Tour 2005 Haru 101 Kaime no Kiss ~Hand in Hand~|Matsuura Aya Concert Tour 2005 Haru 101 Kaime no KISS ~HAND IN HAND~]]
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  • ...[[Jaebeom]]. The articles talk about posts on his personal Myspace back in 2005 about his dislike for Korea when he was still a trainee for [[JYP Entertain * [2014.07.28] [[2PM Live Tour "What Time Is It"]]
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  • ...okoyama frequently performs in roles with a range from young boys to young girls. ...apan as it would produce various televisions shows, OVAs, movies, and even live action musicals that Yokoyama was involved in.
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  • ...as" wide-scale release of one single every week from December to February (2005-2006) had all contributed to her increase in popularity. Koda is also the elder sister of [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]]-[[J-Rock|rock]] singer-songwriter [[misono]].
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  • ...played as an un-named band. In the beginning the duo had more of a cutesy pop-rock style, but soon wanted to try something different. At this point Ito w ...ound on their ''[[Wikipedia:The Big Express|The Big Express]]'' album. The girls decided to keep the name and liked it became it was too long. In 1993, the
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  • ...ly known as '''Morning Musume '24''' (''Two-Four''), is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] girl group managed by [[Up-Front Promotion]] and part of [[Hello! Project ...ongs and lyrics to designing CD-sleeve covers and costumes and make-up for live shows. Tsunku stepped down as producer of Hello! Project in 2014, but still
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  • '''K.Will''' (케이윌) is a [[K-Pop|Korean Pop]] ballad singer debuted in 2005 with a soundtrack participation. He released his first album two years late ...neun Maeul]] (눈 내리는 마을) <small>([[After School]], [[Brown Eyed Girls]], '''K.Will''', [[Kan Mi Youn]], [[Tei]], [[SUKI]], [[An Young Min]])</sma
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  • '''Hirota Aika''' (廣田あいか) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] Japanese YouTuber, model, singer, and [[Seiyuu|seiyuu]] signed to [[OOO E * [2023.10.18] "[[Baby Chaos|BABY CHAOS]]" <small>(GIRLS HERO)</small>
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  • .... She is known for her works as the vocalist of the second generation of [[Girls Dead Monster]], which gained popularity through the [[Anime|anime]] [[wikip * '''Stage Name:''' LiSA (Love is Same All / LiVE is Smile Always)
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  • : A 50 SINGLES ~LIVE SELECTION~ ...([[A Museum ~30th Single Collection Live~|A MUSEUM ~30th single collection live~]])
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  • ...' (りんご娘), often stylized as ''RINGOMUSUME'', is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] idol-group based in [[Wikipedia:Hirosaki|Hirosaki]] in the [[Wikipedia:Ao * Kinsei (金星, left April 2005)
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  • : Live & Promotion Video Collection # ≪[[Japan Tour 2005: I Believe|JAPAN TOUR 2005 “I BELIEVE”]] Live Video≫::[[Everybody Doesn't]]
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  • ...rean: 투애니원 / Japanese: トゥエニィワン) was a [[K-Pop|Korean pop]] girl group created by [[YG Entertainment]]. Upon their debut they were de ...ver, it was found that there was already a male singer that had debuted in 2005 with the name 'To Anyone'. Honestly, we had no idea that someone had alread
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  • # [[Boys & Girls]] # [[Boys & Girls]] [a-nation '10]
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  • '''Kato Miliyah''' (加藤ミリヤ) is a [[J-Urban|Japanese urban]]-[[J-Pop|pop]] singer-songwriter and fashion designer. She debuted back in 2003 as a fea ...g|thumb|300px|Kato Miliyah promoting [[Jounetsu (Kato Miliyah)|Jounetsu]] (2005)]]
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  • '''yanaginagi''' (やなぎなぎ) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer-songwriter and composer signed under [[Universal_Music#NBCUniversa ===2005-2011===
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  • ...currently under [[ABYSS Company]]. She was a member of the [[K-Pop|Korean pop]] girl group [[2NE1]] and goes by the name of '''Dara''' (다라) or just ' ...ak English and Tagalog. She also went to [[Center for Pop Music|Center for Pop Music]] for music lessons.
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  • '''Fukuda Kanon''' (福田花音) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and lyricist managed by [[Up-Front Promotion]]. She was formerly p * [2014&ndash;2015] [[The Girls Live]]
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  • ...1st LIVE 2015 Hafa Adai" LIVE]] (井口裕香「1st LIVE 2015 Hafa Adai」 LIVE) * [2012.12.05] [[GIRLS und PANZER Character Song Vol.5 Melancholic|GIRLS und PANZER Character Song Vol.5 Melancholic]] <small>(as '''Reizei Mako''')
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  • ...tamura Eri STARTING STORY LIVE TOUR 2013]] (喜多村英梨 STARTING STORY LIVE TOUR 2013) ...ive x Evidence~|Kitamura Eri Live 2014 ~GiVE×EViDENCE~]] (喜多村英梨 Live 2014 ~GiVE×EViDENCE~)
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  • '''Amamiya Sora''' (雨宮天) is a Japanese [[seiyuu]] and pop singer affiliated with [[Sony Music Entertainment#Music Ray'n|Music Ray'n]] ...her first solo album ''[[Various Blue|Various BLUE]]'', and hold her first live concert entitled "Various SKY" in Osaka and Tokyo.
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  • '''Yamazaki Mei''' (山﨑愛生) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and idol managed by [[Up-Front Promotion]] and part of [[Hello! Pr * '''Birthdate:''' {{bda|2005|06|28|mf=yes}}
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  • '''Matsunaga Riai''' (松永里愛) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and idol managed by [[Up-Front Promotion]] and part of [[Hello! Pr * '''Birthdate:''' {{bda|2005|07|07|mf=yes}}
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  • '''Okamura Homare''' (岡村ほまれ) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and idol managed by [[Up-Front Promotion]] and part of [[Hello! Pr * '''Birthdate:''' {{bda|2005|05|09|mf=yes}}
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  • | colspan="2" style="width: 33%"| '''Music Video Award'''<br>''[[Live Ripper|LIVE RIPPER]]'' by [[B'z]]<br>[[File:Wiki sorry.jpg|200px]] ...''<br>''[[Amuro Namie First Anniversary|NAMIE AMURO FIRST ANNIVERSARY 1996 LIVE AT MARINE STADIUM]]'' by [[Amuro Namie]]<br>[[File:AMURONAMIEFIRSTANNIVERSA
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  • # [[Pop Diva (Koda Kumi song)|POP DIVA]] : LIVE Best Selection (LIVEベストセレクション)
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