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  • : 2002.03.06 # Daybreak "HΛL's Mix 2002"
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  • * '''Stage Name: ''' BoA (보아), BoA* <small>(2000&ndash;2002)</small> ...on]] charts and selling over 932,000 copies total in Japan. On January 14, 2002, she released her second Korean album, ''[[No.1 (album)|NO. 1]]'', which ma
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  • * [2002.01.23] [[Gaia (Janne Da Arc album)|GAIA]] ===Mini-Albums===
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  • In 2002, MONO finished their second album, ''[[One Step More and You Die]]''. Many * [2002.10.02] [[One Step More and You Die|ONE STEP MORE AND YOU DIE]]
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  • ....jpg‎|thumb|300px|right|Mika promoting "[[True (Nakashima Mika)|TRUE]]" (2002)]] ...o 100,000 copies, and incidently sold out the first day of release. Mika's 2002 album [[True (Nakashima Mika)|TRUE]] went on to sell over one million copie
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  • ...t in 2000 under the [[avex trax]] label, it has undergone many changes: In 2002, member and main lyricist [[Matsumuro Mai]] left and dream became an 8-memb * [[Matsumuro Mai]] (graduated 2002)
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  • ...st for the rap group [[m-flo]]. She rose to fame in the group, but left in 2002 at the height of their success to work on a solo career. She would eventual ...leased a string of re-cut singles. LISA soon decided to branch out, and in 2002 she left the band and started her solo back up with the single, "[[Move On
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  • * [2002.04.24] [[Sparkle ~Sujigakidoori no Sky Blue~|SPARKLE ~Sujigakidoori no Sky * [2002.03.13] [[Yume Mita Ato de]] (夢みたあとで)
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  • * [[Jung Yu Jin]] (Sub Vocal) <small>(2001 - 2002)</small> * [[Jun Eun Mi]] (Sub Vocal) <small>(2001 - 2002)</small>
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  • ...Promo.jpg|thumb|300px|Kuraki Mai promoting ''[[Fairy Tale|FAIRY TALE]]'' (2002)]] * [2002.01.22] [[Secret of My Heart (album)|Secret of my heart]] ('''Mai-K''')
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  • ...e "SUPER STARLIGHT CONTEST" audition organized by [[GIZA studio]] on April 2002 and was signed by the label. Her first work was on [[Kuraki Mai]]'s [[Wikip ===Mini-Albums===
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  • ** [[Suite Chic|SUITE SHIC]] (2002-2003) ...aturing re-arrangements and re-recordings of her solo singles from 1998 to 2002.
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  • In 2002, Arashiro competed in the 8th National Japan Bishojo Contest (a beauty page ===Mini-Albums===
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  • * [[Warner Music Japan]] (2002-present) * [2002.02.27] [[Re*Pink|re*PINK]]
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  • ...ted in 1999 under the [[Pony Canyon]] label and switched to [[J-Storm]] in 2002. * Label: [[Pony Canyon]] (1999-2001), [[J-Storm]] (since 2002)
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  • *** [[Tanpopo]] (2000–2002) *** 2002: [[Happy 7|Happy♡7]]
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  • ===2002-2006: Early & Growing Success=== * [2002.10.23] [[Almost Seventeen|almost seventeen]]
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  • FREENOTE formed in April of 2002 and began doing concerts and live houses almost immediately. In November, t ===Mini-Albums===
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  • ...her if she were able to sing for a commercial. She accepted, and in early 2002 a cover of [[wikipedia:Jimmy Scott|Jimmy Scott]]'s song [[New Day]] for the : New Day (2002 CM song)
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  • ** [[Odoru 11]] (2002) ===Mini-Albums===
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  • ** [[Petitmoni]] (1999–2002) ** [[Morning Musume]] (1999–2002)
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  • * [2002.05.29] [[The Japan Gold Disc Award 2002]] (#6 ''Lucky Pool'') * [2002.09.19] [[Kagayake! Kaa Sui Drama Ou 90s]] (#4 ''Sampomichi'')
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  • The quartet released several singles in 2001 and 2002, and most of these tracks were compiled into their first album ''[[Minimoni === 2002 ===
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  • ** [[Tanpopo]] (1998-2002) ** [[Sexy 8]] (2002)
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  • ...eatured as the Space Shower "POWER PUSH" highly promoted song for December 2002. Despite neither single charting on [[Oricon]] charts, Enomoto would releas ===Mini-Albums===
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  • ...rock]] musician. She made her start by winning the Sony Music Audition in 2002, making her debut with the popular ''[[Wikipedia:Full Metal Alchemist|Full Kitade Nana started her career by entering the Sony Music Audition in 2002. After winning the competition she graduated from Hokkaido University of Ed
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  • ...[Hello! Project]] under the name Heike Michiyo. She left Hello! Project in 2002, later releasing three albums on her own as Michiyo. ** 2002: [[Sexy 8]]
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  • ...ng by the name Rika Ishii (石井リカ). She left Hello! Project in March 2002, after only singing on some songs available on compilation albums. ** 2002: [[Odoru 11]]
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  • ** [[RCA Ariola Japan]] <small>(2000&ndash;2002)</small> ** [[Universal Music]] <small>(2002&ndash;2010; 2014&ndash;)</small>
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  • ...Ningyou promo.jpg|right|280px|thumb|Amano Tsukiko promoting "[[Ningyou]]" (2002)]] * [2002.06.05] [[Sharon Stones]]
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  • * [2002.06.12] [[Shanty (album)|Shanty]] (シャンティ; ''Peace'') ===Mini-Albums===
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  • ...leased later as the DVD ''[[Tokyo Prayer|TOKYO pRayer]]'' on February 1st, 2002. ===Mini-Albums===
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  • ** [[Tanpopo]] (2002) ** [[Happy 7]] (2002)
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  • * [2002.07.03] [[Green (B'z)|GREEN]] ===Mini-Albums===
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  • * [2002.06.26] [[Feel Well (Hayashibara Megumi album)|feel well]] * [2002.12.29] [[Brave Heart (Hayashibara Megumi)|brave heart]]
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  • ...called ''[[U.K. Completion|U.K. COMPLETION]]'' was released there in early 2002. ...''[[Candlize]]'' and ''[[i/flancy]]'' were released in October of 2001 and 2002 respectively, and were as big, if not bigger than her debut album. Her 4th
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  • ===Mini-Albums=== * [2002.03.06] [[Hana Uta (TOKIO)|Hana Uta]] (花唄)
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  • ...r 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]]". ...e:YUKI - ROCK ON JAPAN.png|thumb|left|225px|YUKI in ''[[ROCK ON JAPAN]]'' (2002)]]
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  • ** [[Happy 7|Happy♥7]] (2002) ===Mini-Albums===
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  • ...~]]'' on June 17th, and as a third pressing as ''Tsuuzetsu'' on June 10th, 2002. Their summer tour "Koi Hanabi Kurui Saki 99 Natsu" began on July 13th and ...irst to be released through their own label. This single started off their 2002 winter tour titled "Aishuu no Kiiroi Handkerchief", which went from January
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  • ...o, where Rie finished her primary and secondary schooling. It wasn't until 2002 when Rie learned how to play the guitar. Soon after learning how to play, R ===Mini-Albums===
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  • ...land to brush up their English and improve their hip hop and rap sound. In 2002 they released their first single, [[Step to the New World|STEP TO THE NEW W * [2002.02.06] [[Inside Out]] (as '''BATTI BAAS''')
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  • ===2002=== *[2002.01.06] #090 - New Years highlight collection
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  • ...st that debuted in 1998 under the [[Sony Music Japan|BMG Japan]] label. In 2002 she changed to Rhythmedia Tribe, affiliated with [[avex]]. On May 1st, 2007 ...mer record label, BMG Japan. The first original release on BMG Japan since 2002 was released on July 4, 2007. It was a love song composed by Satoshi Shiman
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  • ...jpg|thumb|left|200px|U-ka saegusa promoting [[It's for You|It's for you]] (2002)]] U-ka saegusa IN db started in 2002 as solo effort by [[Saegusa Yuuka]]. At first, it was planned to be a 3-mem
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  • ...ning elegant, but when he went solo, he changed his name to ''Miyavi''. In 2002, MIYAVI debuted under the indies label [[PS COMPANY]] with the album ''[[Ga ** [[Due le quartz|Dué le quartz]] <small>(1998&ndash;2002)</small>
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  • ...single [[Itoshigo yo]]. She has so far released 10 singles, 7 albums and 4 mini-albums. Most of her music is very soothing and calm. She has deep and serious lyri ...r belt, RURUTIA released her first album [[R (RURUTIA)|R°]] on March 6th, 2002.
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  • ...A-KYIM''' was a female [[J-Hip-Hop|Japanese hip-hop]] group that formed in 2002, but didn't make their debut until 2005 under [[Victor Entertainment Inc.]] ===Mini-Albums===
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  • ...with the [[avex trax]] sub-label [[cutting edge]]. The group was formed in 2002 by [[TEEDA]], [[KENJI03]], [[SHU]], and [[GORI]]. KENJI03's older brother's ===Mini-Albums===
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  • ...at year, the band produced songs extremely quickly with one live tour, two mini-albums, three full albums, and eleven singles all within three years' time. The gr ===Mini-Albums===
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