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  • Betty
    ...Aka]]", which was put out in December 2005. The two are the predecessor of the band [[176BIZ]]. ...so announced the release of their debut single, "[[Aka (Betty)|Aka]]", and the date of their first live, both in December.
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  • Feel My Mind
    # [[Break It Down|Break it down]] # [[Get Out the Way|Get Out The Way]]
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  • Valentine Step
    ## [[Fantasy Candy]] + [[Heart Line Alive|HEART LINE ALIVE]] (ファンタジー・キャンディー) ...ent]]'s indie sub-label ''D-topia Independent''. The single reached #63 on the major [[Oricon]] chart, where it charted for two weeks.
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  • Take Back
    ...[http://www.kanebo-cosmetics.co.jp/global/ Kanebo] refined beautiful skin line [[CM|commercial campaign]] song. ...m/Koda-Take-Back/release/546913 US Vinyl]</ref></small>. It reached #20 on the U.S. Billboard Hot Dance Music charts.
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  • Guilty (Hamasaki Ayumi album)
    # [[The Judgement Day]] ...the music videos from the single "[[Glitter / Fated|glitter / fated]]" to the digital single "[[Together When...]]", including making-of's.
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  • Resistance / Baby Dragstar
    # [[Sakura Chiru Akai Ito]] (サクラチルアカイイト; ''Red Line of Falling Cherry Blossoms'') # [[Sakura Chiru Akai Ito]] (サクラチルアカイイト; ''Red Line of Falling Cherry Blossoms'')
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  • Arc
    ...member line-up was unstable, and since April of 2005 Arc has had the same line-up. ...12.20. Retrieved 2010.12.20</ref> On August 1st, 2011 it was revealed that the members formed a new band, [[FUTURISM.BOYZ]].
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  • GARNET CROW
    ...FINAL.jpg|thumb|450px|GARNET CROW promoting ''[[The One ~All Singles Best~|THE ONE ~ALL SINGLES BEST~]]'' (2013)]] ...op|Japanese pop]] band under the [[GIZA studio]] label. On March 30, 2013, the band announced that they will disband in June after their tour ends.
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  • Jewelry (group)
    ...ted in Japan in 2004 under the [[GIZA studio]] label. Jewelry is currently the longest running girl group in K-pop, lasting 14 years since their debut in Jewelry's original line-up consisted of [[Park Jung Ah]], [[Jung Yu Jin]], [[Jun Eun Mi]] and [[Lee
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  • Kahimi Karie
    ...o]], and the two become the [[Wikipedia:It girl|It couple]] of Shibuya. In the mid 1990s she released a string of successful [[Wikipedia:Extended play|EP] Moving into the 2000s Kahimi worked towards a more experimental sound creating [[Wikipedia:
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  • BENI
    ...o Techou]]'', became her most successful with the single peaking at #14 on the [[Oricon]] charts. In 2008, Arashiro moved from avex trax to [[Universal Mu ...ikipedia:Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl|Pirates of the Caribbean]], [[Wikipedia:Finding Nemo|Finding Nemo]]
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  • 15JAM
    ...led and dominated by Rully. As of May 2007, 15JAM has three members; their line-up has changed several times since forming in 2003. 15JAM's music is a mix ...itional 1000 copies by hand. The same month, she was made the "NEWFACE" of the magazine "AUDITION". Rully also began making several media appearances incl
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  • BeForU
    ...mbit]] bought the group out. Due to the Third Generations lack of success, the band broke up in late 2008 and was officially announced in 2009. ...oth a reference to the Dance Dance Revolution song "[[B4U]]" and a play on the words "before you." BeForU also when they originally formed, had four membe
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  • Berryz Kobo
    ...on Box promo.jpg|thumb|450px|Berryz Kobo promoting ''[[Kanjuku Berryz Kobo The Final Completion Box]]'' (2015)<br>'''L to R:''' [[Shimizu Saki]], [[Sudo M
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  • Coconuts Musume
    [[Image:Coconutsmusume_2008.jpg|right|150px|thumb|Coconuts Musume final line-up (2004–2008): [[Kimura Ayaka]]]] [[Image:Coconutsmusume_2004.jpg|right|150px|thumb|Coconuts Musume fourth line-up (2002–2004): [[Mika Todd]] and [[Kimura Ayaka]]]]
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  • 9nine
    ...rmance girls unit". Aside from singing, the group actively participates in the media scene as magazine models, actresses and variety regulars. ...ar after the concert ''9nine one man live 2019 Forever 9nine'' in order to the members' focus on personal activities.
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  • Antic Cafe
    ...with [[Sony Music Entertainment#Music Ray'n|Music Ray'n]] since mid 2007. The group describes themselves as "Harajuku Rock-kei"; having music that tends ...xkanon]] with [[Wakeshima Kanon]], and [[Nagata Teruki|Teruki]] has joined the band [[DOG inThe PWO]] as their support drummer.
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  • Leah Dizon
    ...r|FEVER]]", a cover of [[Wikipedia:Kylie Minogue|Kylie Minogue]]'s song of the same name, and officially debuted in 2007 with her first single "[[Softly]] Leah Dizon was born in Las Vegas, Nevada and is the fourth of six children. Her father was a Chinese-Filipino pastor and her mo
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  • Country Musume
    [[Image:CountryMusume2008.jpg|thumb|250px|Satoda Mai was the only member of Country Musume between 2007 and 2009]] [[Image:Countrymusume 2001.jpg|thumb|200px|Initial Country Musume ni Ishikawa line-up (L to R): Kimura Asami, Ishikawa Rika, Toda Rinne]]
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  • JUDY AND MARY
    ...Japan with compiled sales of over 14,130,000. A more recent figure brings the bands sales to over 14,737,920 in Japan alone. ...me, she sent him a demo tape with some of her vocal samples. After hearing the demo Onda decided to start a band with her.
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  • Minimoni
    ...group was retired in 2004, but the concept was revived in summer 2009 with the shuffle unit Shin Minimoni (新ミニモニ。; ''New Minimoni''). ...ge:Minimoni_1st.jpg|right|300px|thumb|First Generation Minimoni. promoting the single "[[Minimoni Jankenpyon! / Haru Natsu Aki Fuyu Daisukki!]]" (2001)]]
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  • Yaguchi Mari
    ...hi Monogatari, "When will your real sexy beam come out?". The "Sexy beam!" line has made its way around fans and fellow musicians alike. ...me's sub-leader in May 2003, after the graduation of [[Yasuda Kei]]. After the graduation of [[Iida Kaori]] in January 2005, Yaguchi became leader and [[Y
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  • ZYX
    ...ect]]. Originally active in 2003, the group is now active as of 2009 under the name '''ZYX-α'''. ...eleased only released two singles. No more releases from the group gave it the status of being a special unit in Hello! Project.
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  • 12012
    ...sal Music|Universal Music Japan]]. Since the label change, they have toned down their visual looks. ...ining four members. It was revealed on February 3rd, 2011 that in the end, the members decided to continue on and restart with four members.
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  • Kiiro 5
    [[Image:Kiiro5.jpg|thumb|250px|Kiiro 5 first-generation line-up. Back row (L to R): Kimura Ayaka, Heike Michiyo, Yasuda Kei. Front row ( '''Kiiro 5''' (黄色5; ''Yellow 5'') was one of the three [[Hello! Project]] [[Hello! Project Shuffle Units|shuffle units]] for
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  • Aoiro 7
    [[Image:Aoiro7.jpg|thumb|250px|Aoiro 7 first-generation line-up. Back row (L to R): Mika Todd, Lehua Sandbo. Middle row (L to R): Inaba '''Aoiro 7''' (青色7; ''Blue 7'') was one of the three [[Hello! Project]] [[Hello! Project Shuffle Units|shuffle units]] for
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  • Akagumi 4
    [[Image:Akagumi4.jpg|thumb|250px|Akagumi 4 first-generation line-up. Clock-wise from upper left: Nakazawa Yuko, Danielle Delaunay, Goto Maki '''Akagumi 4''' (あか組4; ''Red Group 4'') was one of the three [[Hello! Project]] [[Hello! Project Shuffle Units|shuffle units]] for
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  • Ongaku Gatas
    ...on from Hello! Project in 2009, Ongaku Gatas is now part of the fan club M-line Club. * Up-Front Fanclub Official Website: [http://www.up-fc.jp/m-line/member/ongaku_gatas/ Official Fanclub Page]
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  • Caroline
    ...e not unlike that of [http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Björk Björk]. She is the little sister of [[Olivia Lufkin]] and older sister to [[Jeffrey Lufkin]]. .../wiki/Sigur_Rós Sigur Rós] and [http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Cure The Cure]
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  • Olivia Lufkin
    ...pted, and debuted in 1996 with the single "[[In Your Eyes|IN YOUR EYES]]". The band was semi-successful, and her record label later decided to produce OLI ...e Lost Lolli]]'', OLIVIA returned in 2006 to sing the ending theme song to the [[Anime|anime]] adaptation to [[Yazawa Ai]]'s manga ''[[NANA]]'', "[[A Litt
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  • YUI (singer)
    ...as "[[Rolling Star |Rolling Star]]" and "[[Again (YUI)|again]]" chosen as the opening themes of popular [[Anime|anime]] ''[[BLEACH (manga) |Bleach]]'' an ...guitar around and performed at local areas like the seashore of Shingu and the middle of Kaminofu's rice fields.
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  • REBECCA
    ...on January 19, 1990 and they officially disbanded by the end of the year. The lead singer [[NOKKO]] went on to have a successful solo career. * [1990.08.01] [[The Best of Dreams|The Best of Dreams]]
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  • Nakata Yasutaka
    ...d to the unBORDE sub-label of Warner Music Japan in 2013. He is managed by the artist management company ASOBISYSTEM. ...ences came from the dance music by [[Komuro Tetsuya]] which was popular at the time, as well as a shop near his home that specialized in Western music imp
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  • Shimizu Saki
    ...njuku promo.jpg|thumb|378px|Shimizu Saki promoting ''[[Kanjuku Berryz Kobo The Final Completion Box]]'' (2015)]] ...Promotion|Up-Front Group]]. She was formerly part of [[Hello! Project]] as the Captain of [[Berryz Kobo]].
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  • MUCC
    ...u Neurose]], which also has the bands [[cali=gari|cali≠gari]] and [[LAB. THE BASEMENT]]. MUUC's third demo tape, "[[Tsubasa wo Kudasai (MUCC)|Tsubasa wo ...24th and ended on August 30th, hitting nine stops. During the entire tour, the band's last demo tape "[[Aka (MUCC)|Aka]]" was distributed. Their second to
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  • RYTHEM
    ...nd in 2011. After their final live at [[Zepp TOKYO]] on February 27, 2011, the duo broke up. * [2008.02.20] [[Kubisuji Line]] (首すじライン)
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  • KOTOKO
    ...nagement company Orpheeco (オルフェコ) in 2011. She is curently under the [[Universal Music#NBCUniversal Entertainment Japan|NBCUniversal Entertainme [[Image:KOTOKO - Loop-the-Loop Promo.jpg|thumb|250px|KOTOKO promoting "[[Loop-the-Loop]]" (2010)]]
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  • BACK-ON
    ...and was replaced by [[Ishikawa Masayoshi|ICCHAN]] in early 2007, who left the band in November 2011. In 2008 they joined the project group [[BAReeeeeeeeeeN]], which helped to increase their popularity
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  • Tong Vfang Xien Qi
    ...동방신기) in Korea and '''Tohoshinki''' (東方神起) in Japan, or by the acronyms TVXQ, DBSK, TVfXQ, TVXQ!) is a [[K-Pop]]/[[J-Pop]] male duo (forme ...disputes arisen with SM Entertainment leaving at that moment the future of the group in Korea uncertain. One year later, in April 2010, [[avex]] stated th
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  • Takahashi Hitomi
    ...瞳) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]]/[[J-Rock|rock]] artist who releases under the [[index.php?title=gr8!&action=edit|gr8!]] records sublabel of [[Sony]]. She ...uch as [[Wikipedia:Eric Clapton|Eric Clapton]] and [[Wikipedia:The Beatles|the Beatles]].
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  • Ikimonogakari
    ...university entrance exams. Their reformation occurred in March 2002 after the two had gone through their university classes. ...rs and the need of some rest. They said that their hiatus would last until the middle of July or so.
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  • Tanpopo (group)
    [[Image:Tanpopo4.jpg|250px|thumb|Tanpopo's current line-up, known as Tanpopo#. '''B to F:''' Okai Chisato, Kumai Yurina, Mitsui Aik ...opo''' (タンポポ, ''Dandelion'') is a [[Hello! Project]] group and was the first [[Morning Musume]] subgroup.
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  • Super Junior
    ...lve-member group but added a thirteenth, [[Kyuhyun]], in May of 2006, with the release of their first single, "[[U]]". They became well known after their In 2010, Chinese member [[Han Geng]] left the group, and [[Kibum]] left in 2015, bringing Super Junior to their current l
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  • Dragon Ash
    ...w.mobsquad.jp/ MOB SQUAD] label. They are an icon in Japan and were one of the first groups to create [[J-Hip-Hop|Japanese Hip-Hop]]. They brought a weste ...w up with rock and hip-hop sounds. It was heard everywhere, and was one of the most popular albums in 1999. In 2001 they released ''[[Lily of Da Valley|Li
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  • Plastic Tree
    ...e [[Victor Entertainment Inc.]] sub-label [[FlyingStar Records]] and under the [[J-ROCK (management)|J-ROCK]] and [[AKATSUKI label]] management offices. ...n December 1993 as a band called ''NTT FUCKS''. They changed their name to the current one after their original drummer, [[KOJI (Plastic Tree)|KOJI]], lef
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  • Baby V.O.X
    ...le group considered one of the big three female K-pop group forerunners in the late 90's (alongside [[S.E.S]] and [[Fin.K.L]]). They debuted in 1997 and f On July 10, 1997, Baby V.O.X debuted as the first girl dance group. Five members strong, they were composed of lead sin
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  • C-ute
    ...ead a private life. The group made their major debut in February 2007 with the single, "[[Sakura Chirari]]". ...the group's members were given a color used for merchandise, costumes, and the like. Those colors: [[Umeda Erika]] - <font color="yellow">yellow</font>; [
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  • Voice (Hinouchi Emi mini-album)
    ...] records, and it marks her debut on an indie label. A special edition of the mini-album was released in TSUTAYA rental stores, containing a new track, a [[Image:VOICEEMIPROMO.jpg|thumb|220px|Hinouchi Emi promoting the mini-album]]
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  • Tokyo Performance Doll
    ...June 2014 that after 17 years, the group was being revived with an all new line up. ...ely after their concert on September 26, 2021 citing lack of events due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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  • ASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION
    ...is usually the only one who sings, although Kita was the main vocalist for the song "[[Uso to Wonderland]]". ...were sold exclusively online. In addition, their first independent album, "The Time and Past I Couldn't See You Again," was entirely in English (which is
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