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  • '''Top 50 [[Anison|anison]] singles sales in Japan 2009 according to [[Oricon]]''' From 2008/12/22 until 2009/12/20.
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  • '''Top 200 singles sales in Japan 2009 according to [[Oricon]]''' From 2008/12/22 until 2009/12/20.
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  • ===Singles=== * [2009.01.28] [[Hatsukoi Dash / Aoi Mirai]] (初恋ダッシュ / 青い未来)
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  • ...y released two more singles and an album. The group was disbanded in March 2009 after the end of the anime series. *[2009.03.25] [[Level 7|level 7]]
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  • A talented graphic artist as well, the first pressings of her albums and some singles have included a limited edition picture book illustrated by Otsuka herself. [[Image:Aiotsuka12009.jpg|300px|thumb|Otsuka Ai promoting her 2010 calendar (2009)]]
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  • ...Countdown Live 2009-2010 A ~Future Classics~|ayumi hamasaki COUNTDOWN LIVE 2009-2010 A ~Future Classics~]] [[Category:2004 Singles]]
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  • ...Countdown Live 2009-2010 A ~Future Classics~|ayumi hamasaki COUNTDOWN LIVE 2009-2010 A ~Future Classics~]] [[Category:2004 Singles]]
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  • : 2009.01.28 [[Category:2009 Songs]]
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  • : 2009.03.11 ...The single topped the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and sold 377,097 copies in 2009, making the #7 single of the year.
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  • ** [[Tomoiki Ki wo Uetai]] (2005–2009) ** [[High-King]] (2008–2009)
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  • ...eleases in both Korea and Japan. BoA has also started to learn English; in 2009 she released her debut English-language album, ''[[BoA (album)|BoA]]'', in ...fter a Korean mini-album ''[[Jumping into the World]]'' and a few Japanese singles, BoA released her first Japanese album on March 13, 2002 called ''[[Listen
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  • [[Image:SPEED 2009.jpg|thumb|210px|SPEED promoting ''[[S.P.D.]]'' (2009) ]] * [2009.08.05] [[SPEEDland -The Premium Best Re Tracks-|SPEEDLAND -The Premium Best
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  • ...lbini|Steve Albini]]. ''[[Hymn to the Immortal Wind]]'', released in March 2009. The instrumentation is vast on this album, incorporating [[wikipedia:Bowed ...rchestra'' in [[wikipedia:New York City|New York City]] on 8th and 9th May 2009. </div>
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  • [[Image:Overload.jpg‎|thumb|300px|right|Mika promoting "[[Over Load]]" (2009)]] * [2009.03.04] [[No More Rules.|NO MORE RULES.]]
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  • *[2009] [[Berryz Kobo Concert Tour 2009 Haru ~Sono Subete no Ai ni~]] *[2009] [[Berryz Kobo Concert Tour 2009 Aki ~Medachitai!!~]]
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  • : 2009.09.30 [[Category:2009 Digital Singles]]
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  • : A COMPLETE ~ALL SINGLES~ ''A COMPLETE ~ALL SINGLES~'' is [[Hamasaki Ayumi]]'s fourth compilation album, released to commemorat
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  • ...until 2009, when [[Arashi]] and their 3rd Best Album, [[All_the_Best!_1999-2009]], accomplished the same feat.
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  • : 2009.01.21 [[Category:2009 Singles]]
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  • * [2009.10.03~10.04] [[Koda Kumi 2009 Taiwan Live|KODA KUMI 2009 TAIWAN LIVE]] [[Category:2004 Singles]]
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  • * [2009.04.11~06.14] [[Koda Kumi Live Tour 2009 Trick|KODA KUMI LIVE TOUR 2009 ~TRICK~]] * [2009.10.03~10.04] [[Koda Kumi 2009 Taiwan Live|KODA KUMI 2009 TAIWAN LIVE]]
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  • ...tte's "Pure White Gum"] [[CM]] song. "you" is one of the three non-limited singles. The single reached #1 on Oricon charts becoming the first #1 single of [[K * [2009.04.11~06.14] [[Koda Kumi Live Tour 2009 Trick|KODA KUMI LIVE TOUR 2009 ~TRICK~]]
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  • ...ater, in 2008, [[Hasebe Yu]] left the group and DRM became '''Dream'''. In 2009 all the members changed their stage names to their own romanized given name ...n]]", which charted within the top 15 on the Oricon charts. Their next few singles all charted in similar territory, failing to break the top 10 until their s
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  • ...anese debut album ''[[Voice of Earth|Voice of EARTH]]'', and on July 10th, 2009 she released her Chinese major debut album ''[[Xin De Dong Fang|Xīn De Dō ...ght|215px|thumb|alan promoting ''[[Xin De Dongfang|Xīn De Dōngfāng]]'' (2009)]]
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  • : 2009.03.04 <small>(Japan)</small> : 2009.03.13 <small>(Taiwan)</small>
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  • : 2009.01.01 : 2009.04.08
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  • : 2009.02.04 [[Category:2008 Singles]]
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  • ...e made her inital debut in 1993 as '''LiSA''' and after a few unsuccessful singles was dropped from two major labels. She re-emerged in 1998 as the vocalist f ...ubsidiary label, [[Kitei MME]]. After the release of two more unsuccessful singles, LiSA was dropped from her second major label. After a short break, LISA th
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  • : 2009.02.18 "River's Edge" is [[Nichika]]'s fifth single, released on February 18, 2009. It was featured as the opening theme for the TV Show ''RESET''. This is th
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  • ** [[GIZA studio]] <small>(2006&ndash;2009)</small> ** [[avex trax|tearbridge productions]] <small>(2009&ndash;2011)</small>
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  • ...tahara Aiko]], [[Shizukusa Yumi]] and [[Kishimoto Hayami]]. After two more singles, [[Start (Aiuchi Rina)|START]] and [[Boom-Boom-Boom]], her fourth album [[P ...notes, and a section to vote for songs to be performed at "Rina♥Matsuri 2009".
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  • ...mb|450px|GARNET CROW promoting ''[[The One ~All Singles Best~|THE ONE ~ALL SINGLES BEST~]]'' (2013)]] ...ROW.jpg|thumb|250px|GARNET CROW promoting "[[Hana wa Saite Tada Yurete]]" (2009)]]
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  • ===Singles=== * [2009] [[Teketeke 2]]
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  • * [[Park Jung Ah]] (Leader, Main Vocal) <small>(2001 - 2009)</small> * [[Seo In Young]] (Lead Vocal) <small>(2002 - 2009)</small>
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  • ...tled after her hit single, ''[[Nazo (album)|Nazo]]''. Beside her first two singles, it contained four self-covers, including [[DEEN]]'s "[[Kimi ga Inai Natsu] ...st single with them was "[[Saitan Kyori de]]". Komatsu continued releasing singles, though with less frequency. In November 26th 2003, she released three thin
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  • ...Chart, selling more than 1 million copies. Since her debut at sixteen, her singles and albums have never failed to reach top 10 positions on the charts. On February 13th, 2009, Kuraki made her first appearance as a guest on [[Music Station]], to promo
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  • In June 2nd 2009, the group announced their disbandment. [[Mitsu Azusa|AZUSA]] will continue ===Singles===
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  • ...is a Japanese vocalist and guitarist. From her musical debut in 2006 until 2009 she was signed to [[GIZA studio]]. In 2011 she returned to the music scene, ...odel for Seventeen Japan and also had small acting parts. Between 2006 and 2009 Saeka performed regularly at GIZA's THURSDAY LIVE concerts, held at Hills B
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  • ...on't wanna cry]]" and "[[You're My Sunshine|You're my sunshine]]", both #1 singles, solidified her success, culminating in her debut album under avex, entitle ...convinced not to by the kind words from her fans), Amuro returned with the singles "[[Toi et Moi|toi et moi]]" (''[[wikipedia:Pokémon: The Movie 2000|Pokémo
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  • ...nside the top 10 of the Oricon, and on occasion, hitting the top spot with singles like "[[Time Goes By (Every Little Thing)|Time goes by]]", "[[Fragile / Jir ...humb|270px|Every Little Thing promoting "[[Dream Goes on|DREAM GOES ON]]" (2009)]]
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  • Over the next couple months Suzuki released three more singles, and her success continued to rise. Her second single was released in Septe ...HER]]" and Hamasaki released "[[Boys & Girls]]". During the first week the singles battle for the #1 position, but Suzuki ended up on top selling 317,610 copi
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  • ...ght|260px|thumb|BENI promoting "[[Kiss Kiss Kiss (BENI)|Kiss Kiss Kiss]]" (2009)]] ..."[[Kiss Kiss Kiss (BENI)|Kiss Kiss Kiss]]", which was released on April 8, 2009. "Kiss Kiss Kiss" was used as the [[CM|commerical]] theme song for the Kao
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  • ...hejoypromo.jpg|thumb|200px|BONNIE PINK promoting "[[Joy / Happy Ending]]" (2009)]] * [2009.05.13] [[One (BONNIE PINK)|ONE]]
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  • ...ic show on New Year's eve- after their first performance on the program in 2009. They are the first group to host the program since the first time it was a * [2009.08.19] [[All the Best! 1999~2009|All the BEST! 1999~2009]]
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  • ...]. Since 2001, she was a soloist within [[Hello! Project]] until March 31, 2009, she graduated from Hello! Project along with the rest of the [[Elder Club] ** [[Elder Club]] (2006&ndash;2009)
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  • ...of success, the band broke up in late 2008 and was officially announced in 2009. ...assume they have disbanded due to the new generations lack of success. In 2009 Riyu confirmed the rumors to their disbandment.
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  • ** [[SUGAR SHACK FAMILY]] (2009-2011) ...|210px|Miura Daichi promoting ''[[Who's the Man (album)|Who's The Man]]'' (2009)]]
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  • ...sugunaga Momoko]]'s solo radio show took over the timeslot. As of April 8, 2009 a new podcast called Beritsuu! featuring [[Shimizu Saki]], [[Tokunaga China ...eir 5th anniversary. Also in 2009 during their "[[Berryz Kobo Concert Tour 2009 Haru ~Sono Subete no Ai ni~]]" the group also celebrated their 100 concert
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  • ...he full ensemble needed. Kago was placed into Sakura Gumi and released two singles with the group before the groups merged together and formed Morning Musume ...formed a new pop duo, [[W]], which released a total of two albums and six singles.
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  • * [[Ashida Marie]] (芦田万莉恵, graduated March 2009) * [[Yoshida Mai]] (吉田麻衣, graduated March 2009)
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  • ...the [[Lantis]] sub-labels [[MellowHead]] (2006~2010), and [[GloryHeaven]] (2009~2010).</div> * [2009.08.26] [[Poison (ALI PROJECT)|Poison]]
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  • ...er member of [[Sakurakko Club]] and [[MOMO]], ANZA has released three solo singles and is currently the lead singer of [[Head Phones President]]. She is also ===Singles===
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