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• Otsuka Ai
  In other works, Otsuka has acted in the ''[[Tokyo Friends]]'' [[Dorama|drama]]. She also has a radio show called "Otsuka Ai a * [2018.04.07] [[Dracaena|Dracaena -TV Anime Size Ver.-]] (ドラセナ)
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• Inspire (Hamasaki Ayumi)
  ...asaki Ayumi's 33rd single. INSPIRE was used as the image song for a [[Fuji TV]] special about the [http://www.guggenheim.org/ Guggenheim Museum] in New Y *[2013.09.21] [[TV Asahi|TV Asahi 55th Anniversary ~TV Asahi Dream Festival 2013~]]
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• Dream (group)
  ...held by [[avex]], and they appeared on popular singer [[Hamasaki Ayumi]]'s TV show, ''[[Ayuready]]''. Subsequently, dream's next single, "[[I Love Dream ...Tour 2010-2011 "Hands Up!!"|Dream LIVE TOUR 2010-2011 "Hands Up!!"]]'' in Tokyo, she officially graduated from the group. During her graduation, former mem
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• alan
  ...ng future~]]" was selected as the theme song for NHK's ''Save the Future'' TV program. This was also the first in five consecutive monthly singles which ...three concerts with the participation of a symphony orchestra in Osaka and Tokyo. She also started to use Twitter to communicate directly with fans. In Octo
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• Gunjou no Tani
  ...index_pc.html?ct=40011.3907523148&&bmk=0 music.jp]'s TV-CF song, and as TV Tokyo's ''Oto Jikan'' opening theme. The title song was placed on her Japanese de [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Hitotsu (alan)
  # [[Tokyo Mimei]] (東京未明; ''Tokyo Daybreak'') # [[Tokyo Mimei|Tokyo Mimei (Instrumental)]] (東京未明)
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• Kahimi Karie
  *'''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ...Oyamada decided that Paris was too slow a pace for him, calling himself a "Tokyo Boy". At his request she went back to Japan to work on the recordings for '
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• BENI
  ...lub ''21'']] as ten more members came in 2004. She became a regular on the TV-show ''[[Girls a Gogo!|GIRLS A GOGO!]]'' along side the rest of the members ...Go! Go!|Da Di Da☆Go! Go!]]", which was used as the ending theme in their TV show. The single broke into the top 40 at #34. Arashiro was then picked up
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• ARASHI
  ...ty both individually and as a group, leaving behind a string of successful TV shows, [[Dorama|doramas]] and musicals, as well as their music. ARASHI debu ...niversary in 2009 by holding a concert titled ''Anniversary Tour 5x10'' at Tokyo National Stadium (Kokuritsu-Kyōgijō). In 2010, ARASHI was given an honor
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• Matsuura Aya
  ...e most active H!P members in acting, having also been in over half a dozen TV dramas. In 2006, Matsuura and [[Fujimoto Miki]] formed a new unit named [[G ...ernational Forum|Matsuura Aya FIRST CONCERT TOUR 2002 Haru "FIRST DATE" at Tokyo International Forum]]
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• Kago Ai
  ...nce January 23, 2007, when her employers found it fit for her to return to Tokyo, after she spent most of 2006 secluded at her family's residence in Nara. ...o start from scratch and start preparing for a comeback by bringing her to Tokyo and having her do clerical and other office duties, starting on January 23r
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• 9nine
  * [2014.02.05] [[With You / With Me|With You / With Me (TV Size)]] * [2015.07.15] [[My Only One|MY ONLY ONE (TV Size)]]
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• Crystal Kay
  ...and [[MICHICO]]. The titular track was used as the theme song for the [[TV TOKYO]] music program ''[[JAPAN COUNTDOWN]]'' and reached #100 on the [[Oricon]] ...''[[Parappa The Rapper TV Animation Soundtrack Volume.2|Parappa The Rapper TV ANIMATION SOUNDTRACK volume.2]]'' (#1 "Attitude")
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• m-flo
  ...pedia:St. Mary's International School|St. Mary's International School]] in Tokyo. [[Takahashi Taku|☆TAKU]], at the time, was the drummer for a mixture roc ...selling single from the group's new order) and HEY!, a collaboration with TV personality and variety host [[Wada Akiko]] released "[[Loop in My Heart /
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• Hello Pro Kenshuusei
  ...Project Kenshuusei Happyoukai 2018 6gatsu~Niji~'' event on June 9, 2018 in Tokyo it was revealed that six Kenshuusei members would join the two upcoming, as A show to air on TV Tokyo focusing on the struggles of the Hello Pro Kenshuusei and Hello Pro Kenshuu
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• Abe Natsumi
  * [2017] TOKYOデシベル ([[Tokyo Decibels]]) ; TV Dramas
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• Goto Maki
  * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Edogawa]], [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] While with avex, Goto got the chance to participate in the [[TOKYO GIRLS COLLECTION]] Fashion Show.
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• Fujimoto Miki
  ; TV Programs ; TV Dramas
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• KOKIA
  ...even held a long-tone Opera note for a little over 29 seconds on national TV once. She is most well-known in Hong Kong and Taiwan for her song [[Arigato * '''Birthplace:''' Tokyo, Japan
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• Hello! Project on GyaO
  ...videos GyaO made were more produced and professionally made to a broadcast tv standard. GyaO ceased producing Hello! Project content at the end of Novemb *060902 #03 "Tokyo Dasshutsu" Nakazawa Yuuko, Tsuji Nozomi
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• DJ OZMA
  ...EVERY☆Night]]". It was performed at the ''[[2006 Kouhaku Uta Gassen]]'' TV show, accompanied by dancers dressed in a "naked suit" and resulting in a h * [2007.11.14] [[Tokyo Boogie Back / For You|TOKYO BOOGiE BACK / For You]]
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• Yaguchi Mari
  ...live events on behalf of [[Hello! Project]]. She also co-hosts two weekly TV shows of her own (''[[Yaguchi Hitori]]'' and ''[[Kanrui! Jikuu Times]]''), ...aguchi performed in "Damn Yankees", a popular 1955 Broadway musical at the Tokyo Aoyama Theater.
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• Eto Rie
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ...on ''[[SHOWBIZ COUNTDOWN|SHOWBIZ COUNTDOWN]]'' (Sun 24:00~, [[TV Tokyo|TV Tokyo]]).
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• Ando Yuko
  ...rack "[[Little Babe]]" was used in the 11th commercial for the [[MUSIC ON! TV]] series ''[[Harmony with the Earth]]''. The commercial featured Ando herse * [2004.02.25] [[Gilgamesh Original Soundtrack]] (#25 ''Wasuremono no Mori <TV-size>'')
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• Kitade Nana
  ...of Education (which is attached to Sapporo Junior High School) and came to Tokyo. * [2003.10.29] [[Kesenai Tsumi|Kesenai Tsumi (TV Size)]] (消せない罪; ''Unerasable Sin'')
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• Ishii Rika
  ...her working ethics and working morals) before becoming a regular in the TV Tokyo mini-drama "[[Shin Bishoujo Nikki]]" (which also starred [[Fujimoto Miki]])
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• Buono!
  ...nt unit for Pinkdot stores (Waffles), which are located in the mall inside Tokyo Tower. ...na no Idol Collection ~TV Anime Hit Song Shuu~|Minna no Idol☆Collection ~TV Anime Hit Song Shuu~]] (#5 ''Honto no Jibun'')
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• CHEMISTRY
  ...eneration in Tokyo International Forum|CHEMISTRY TOUR 2010 regeneration IN TOKYO INTERNATIONAL FORUM]] * [2007.10.03] [[Towards the Terra Original Soundtrack 2]] (#61 ''This Night (TV size)'')
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• AAA
  ...fields in a new stage: TV hosts, modeling, and acting in Hollywood movies, TV dramas, and theatrical plays. [[Uno Misako]] appeared in the Hollywood film ....09.13] [[2nd Attack at Zepp Tokyo on 29th of June 2006|2nd ATTACK at Zepp Tokyo on 29th of June 2006]] <small>(Digital)</small>
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• Olivia Lufkin
  ...e Places:''' [[wikipedia:Okinawa|Okinawa]], [[wikipedia:Boston|Boston]], [[Tokyo]], [[wikipedia:Philadelphia|Philadelphia]] ...ased five singles. All of the singles were promoted by being songs used in TV commercials for several companies. The releases only had moderate success,
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• Takahashi Ai
  ...o! Project]] members. She has gradually grown out of it since she moved to Tokyo and took up professional voice training, but she still occasionally slips i ; TV Dramas
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• Niigaki Risa
  ...n the "Kiss Girl Audition" to become the new Tomy image girl, held by [[TV Tokyo]]'s "[[Oha Star]]" program. She appeared in a commercial for Tomy Karaoke M ...ong with [[Takahashi Ai]], starred as the 70's idol duo [[Pink Lady]] in a TV drama called Hitmaker Aku Yū Monogatari.
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• Tsuji Nozomi
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ...and she continued performing with Kago in June at the 55th Anniversary TV Tokyo Music Festival.
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• NEWS (group)
  [[Image:NEWS2013.jpg|thumb|230px|NEWS in TV Fan CROSS (2013)]] [[Image:NEWS 2019 TV Guide.jpg|thumb|230px|NEWS in TV Guide (2019)]]
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• YUI (singer)
  ...label as a tribute to her hometown, when the song caught the ears of Fuji TV producer, Mr. Yamaguchi, who happened to see the demo video clip. He claime ...he weekly 9th most sold album in Japan, and the main track, "[[Tokyo (YUI)|TOKYO]]", has reached the number 4 spot on the MTV Japan song charts.
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• UVERworld
  ...come true as they are to play the final show in their "LAST TOUR" at the [[Tokyo Dome]]. This will be considered the first "one man live" from the band. ...Bokutachi no Kotoba|Boku no Kotoba de wa Nai Kore wa Bokutachi no Kotoba (TV size)]] (僕の言葉ではない これは僕たちの言葉)
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• ASAYAN
  ...shi Young Youhinten), was a talent search variety show that appeared on TV Tokyo, airing from October 1995 to March 2002. Many [[Hello! Project]] artists an
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• B'z
  * [1992.02.19] [[B'z TV Style Songless Version|B'z TV Style SONGLESS VERSION]] ....12.20] [[B'z TV Style II Songless Version Original 15 Karaoke Version|B'z TV STYLE II Songless Version Original 15 Karaoke Version]]
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• Younha
  ...cia Keys|Alicia Keys]], [[Sung Si Kyung]], [[Hirahara Ayaka]], [[cune]], [[Tokyo Jihen]] ...ubikiri]]", was chosen as the insert song for the Fuji TV Monday drama ''[[Tokyo Wankei ~Destiny of Love~]]''. In October of that same year, she debuted wit
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• Hayashibara Megumi
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo, Japan]] ...at Toshima Hall in Tokyo, there was a public recording of Hayashibara's ''Tokyo Boogie Night'' radio show.
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• TOKIO
  ...the group appeared in magazines and on the radio with five members, but on TV and live performances with six members. One of their first live tours inclu In 2010 they were chosen to be the main personalities for 33rd [[24hour TV]]. It was their 3rd time being the main personalities for that charity show
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• YUKI (singer)
  ...[[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] artists such as Higurashi Aiha, [[Spitz]], and [[Tokyo Ska Band]]. YUKI herself also composed several songs on the album, making t ...r, winning the "Best Video of the Year" award at the annual [[Space Shower TV]] Music Video awards.
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• Kimura Kaela
  ...en (magazine)|Seventeen]]'', she then became the host of the early morning TV show ''[[saku saku]]'', and made her musical debut in 2004 with [[Columbia * '''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]
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• Zeebra
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo, Japan]] * [2003.09.18] [[Tokyo's Finest (album)|TOKYO'S FINEST]]
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• Rie fu
  * '''Birth place:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] Funakoshi Rie was born on January 11th 1985, in [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. In 1992, at the age of seven, Rie and her family moved to [[W
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• Hello! Morning
  ...mbers were featured). It has aired 11:30 to 12:30 Sundays on [[TV Tokyo|TV Tokyo]]. It has been on the air from April 2000 until April 2007. The name of the Show extends to 60 minutes (49 minutes without commercials). TV Tokyo, 11:30am - 12:30pm.
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• Idoling!!!
  ...tober 2006. From the start, October 30 2006, the group had a [[Idoling!!! (TV show)|self-titled variety show]] where they handle various tasks to work to ...kyo|Idoling!!! 3rd LIVE Kimeru Nara Kono Natsussungu!!! 2008.07.05 at ZEPP TOKYO]] (アイドリング!!! 3rd LIVE 決めるならこの夏っスング!!! )
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• Kanrui! Jikuu Times
  The show was an alternate form of news-show on TV-Osaka where older stories and people from these stories would be covered. E '''This information is based on a official announcement in japanese from TV-Tokyo. Bear in mind, translators japanese ain't all that fancy, so information ma
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• sifow
  ...she attended Risshisha High School, a private education facility based in Tokyo. It was around the time she reached the age of 19 that Fujita realised her ...[[Natsu Hanabi]], was released on July 25 and was the ending theme to the TV show co-presented by sifow "DEEP★PARADISE". Next months, she relased her
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• MISIA
  She is one of the few artists in Japan to have never performed on any TV music shows and fewer to be as popular despite this. Her live performances * [2000.04.19] [[MISIA Remix 2000 Little Tokyo|MISIA REMIX 2000 LITTLE TOKYO]]
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• MIYAVI
  Miyabi appeared on TV to promote his debut album, [[Gagaku]], also stressing the name change from [[File:Neo Tokyo Samurai BlackPROMO.jpg|300px|thumb|right|-miyavi- promoting "[[Survive (Miy
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• BACK-ON
  ...rock]] band from the [[Wikipedia:Adachi, Tokyo|Adachi]] special ward in [[Tokyo]] signed with the [[avex trax]] sub-label [[cutting edge]]. The group was f * [2017.08.25] [[Carry On (BACK-ON)|Carry on (TV Size)]]
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• Tong Vfang Xien Qi
  ===[[Wikipedia:Tokyo Dome|Tokyo Dome]], Lawsuit & Japanese Records=== ...ease for this live tour, ''[[4th Live Tour 2009 ~The Secret Code~ Final in Tokyo Dome]]''' sold more than 219,000 copies. With this DVD they become the firs
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• Jounouchi Sanae
  ...ay the shamisen as a child. In middle school, Jounouchi participated in TV Tokyo's Zennihon Enka Senshuken Ouboshita contest. However, she didn't get a brea * [1986.10 - 1987.06] [[TOKYO Best Hit]]
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• MAI
  ...e began doing local performances in Fukuoka, but became bored and moved to Tokyo, where she also held performances.
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• Tamaki Nami
  ...r (Destiny's Child song)|Survivor]]" at the contest finale in 2002 at Zepp Tokyo. She rose to stardom with her debut single "[[Believe (Tamaki Nami)|Believe ...3.19] ''[[Popjapan.tv ~Sony Dong​yang Wei​lai Qiang Ting Pan~|popjapan.tv ~SONY Dōng​yáng Wèi​lái Qiǎng Tīng Pán~]]'' (#8 "Believe")
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• Shibuya Chika
  * '''Birthplace:''' Tokyo, Japan === TV ===
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• GIRL NEXT DOOR (album)
  ...L NEXT DOOR]]. "[[Winter Game]]" was used as the ending theme song for the TV program [http://www.fujitv.co.jp/b_hp/uchikuru/index.html ''Uchikuru!?''], ...Climber's High|Climber's high]]" was used as the ending theme song for the TV program [http://www.ntv.co.jp/gurunai/ ''Guruguru Ninety-Nine''] and "[[Nex
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• Heartsdales
  ...ade their debut in 2001 entering the [[Rapper Audition]] competion on [[TV Tokyo]]'s program ''[[ASAYAN]]'', which was coordinated by [[VERBAL]] of [[m-flo]
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• hitomi (singer)
  ...it with Komuro. She appeared in the prestigious ''[[Kouhaku Uta Gassen]]'' TV program twice, once in 2000 singing "[[Love 2000 (hitomi)|LOVE 2000]]", and ...promote the tour, hitomi held a secret live in the departures lounge of [[Tokyo]]'s Haneda Airport on May 2. The DVD of the tour was released on September
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• Super Junior
  They unofficially debuted at a showcase on the channel [[wikipedia:Mnet (TV channel)|Mnet]], on September 11, 2005. At the showcase, they performed var ...ferent cities, including Bangkok, Shanghai, Beijing, Taipei, Kuala Lumpur, Tokyo, and Hong Kong.
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• Southern All Stars
  ...ngle [[Katte ni Sinbad]] in 1978. After several appearances of the song on TV, the single climbed to #3 on the [[Oricon]] charts. They released one more * [1983.11.05] [[Tokyo Shuffle]] (東京シャッフル)
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• Mizuki Nana
  ...taneously and the first seiyuu to hold a concert at [[wikipedia:Tokyo Dome|Tokyo Dome]]. ...le called "[[Tsugazakura]]" under her birth name. She later graduated from Tokyo Horikoshi High School, along with [[Domoto Tsuyoshi]] of [[KinKi Kids]], wh
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• RAM RIDER
  ...e "[[Yume de Aeru yo|Yume de Aeru yo]]" which was the opening theme to the TV program ''[[CDTV]]''. By August 2005, he participated as a DJ at 2 big open ...[[Zento Global Village Presents Tokyo Beats|zento global village presents TOKYO BEATS]] (#2 ''MUSIC'')
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• Berikyuu!
  '''Berikyuu!''' (ベリキュー！) was a [[Hello! Project]] TV show, featuring [[Berryz Kobo]], [[C-ute|°C-ute]] and [[Mano Erina]] (as t ...TV Tokyo&action=edit|TV Tokyo]] and [[index.php?title=TV Osaka&action=edit|TV Osaka]].
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• Miyazaki Aoi
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ...2008, Aoi Miyazaki took part in the Gold Ribbon Walking event in Roppongi, Tokyo to raise awareness and funds for childhood cancer. Her 2008 film [http://as
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• Hello! Project on FLET'S
  | Women's Futsal game "Fuji TV 739 Cup" | 2nd Fuji TV '739 Cup' Digest
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• V6
  ...unit proved to be extremely successful, holding concerts in the prestigous Tokyo Dome. ===TV Shows===
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• KAT-TUN
  ...forming on their own. For five years they performed during concerts and on TV, gaining many fans, yet strangely did not have an official debut. However, Later in August of 2006, KAT-TUN hosted the 24 Jikan Terebi (24 Hour TV) charity event. This program was the second most watched 24 Jikan Terebi pr
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• Hey! Say! JUMP
  ...y's Jr Hey Say 07 in Yokohama concert, which was broad casted live by Fuji TV. The boys were introduced with reference to other debuted group such as [[N ...Also the unit had held their debut concert on the 22nd of December 2007 at Tokyo Dome, where very few debuted units have had the chance for a concert, [[KAT
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• Kanjani8
  ...ing on the TV program "J³KANSAI" on Kansai TV. In the Kansai area, Kansai TV is on channel 8, so Kitagawa Johnny added another member, Ohkura Tadayoshi, ...made fun of for being the "plain" members), was chosen by fans through the TV program "8 no Gimon."
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• W (duo)
  .... On June 26 they had their next performence on the 55th Anniversary of TV Tokyo Music Festival. They sung 2 songs, [[Robokiss]] and [[Samishii Nettaigyo (W
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• PUFFY
  ...and their music in the American animated series ''[[Wikipedia:Teen Titans (TV series)|Teen Titans]]''. ...[[Tokyo]] native Ami and [[Osaka]] native Yumi entered a talent search in Tokyo. The scouts liked what they heard from each and paired them up. Puffy's 199
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• ASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION
  * [2016.02.10] [[Re Re|Re:Re: (Tv size)]] * [2016.05.11] [[Blood Circulator|Blood Circulator (Tv size)]] (ブラッドサーキュレーター)
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• Porno Graffitti
  * [2013.10.16] [[Tokyo Destiny]] (東京デスティニー) * [2017.07.10] [[Montage (Porno Graffitti)|Montage (Tv Size)]]
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• LUNA SEA
  ...1989. That same month, they started playing at PLAY HOUSE, a live house in Tokyo Machida. ...the band changed their name into '''LUNA SEA'''. They played in and around Tokyo and built up a substantial amount of followers.
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• chatmonchy
  *[2009.11.25] [[Wash the Livehouse 09 at Zepp Tokyo|WASH THE LIVEHOUSE’09＠ZeppTokyo]] ...agehime Original Soundtrack "AMAZING AMARS!!"]] (#1 ''Kokodake no Hanashi (TV Version)'')
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• GLAY
  ...o try and push their career even further. However, things were dificult in Tokyo. The band performed for very small audiences, sometimes for only one person ...e Tour 2005 "White Road" in Tokyo Dome|GLAY DOME TOUR 2005 "WHITE ROAD" in TOKYO DOME]] and the release of the compilation [[-Ballad Best Singles- White Roa
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• Shiina Ringo
  ...al farewell tour. She kept her solo career, but in 2020, she reunited with Tokyo Jihen again for a new EP and a tour. * '''Favorite TV Show:''' Police Headquarters 24hours
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• Hirai Ken
  ...5 he debuted with the single "[[Precious Junk]]", which was the theme to a TV Drama earning it some moderate success. 1998 was a real turning point in hi ...irai Films Vol.13 『Ken Hirai 20th Anniversary Opening Special !! at Zepp Tokyo』]]
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• Nakazawa Yuko
  ...ike Michiyo]], [[Kago Ai]], and more recently [[Mitsui Aika]]) to speak in Tokyo dialect while in [[Hello! Project]]. Ironically, she is known for bursting * [2002.08.28] [[Tokyo Bijin]] (東京美人)
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• Ecomoni
  ...d to have disbanded after the festival during a ceremony to switch off the Tokyo Tower lights, however Koike Yuriko, Japan's Minister of the Environment, pe Ecomoni made a number of appearances on the TV show [[Oha Star]] in July of 2004 and again from October 2004 to January 20
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• Yoshizawa Hitomi
  ;TV Dramas * [2009] [[Tokyo Alice]] (東京アリス)
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• Konno Asami
  ...ejoin as a member. In 2011 she left again and became an announcer for [[TV Tokyo]]. Later that year, Konno was the lead in the TV special [[Morning Musume tokuban: 13-nin-gakari no Kurisumasu|Morning Musum
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• Ogawa Makoto
  ...he ''[[Edokko Chuushingura]]'' musical mini-live at the Meijiza Theater in Tokyo. Consequently, she was sidelined to a wheelchair for several live performan ...ated in 2009 from [[Hello! Project]]. She makes regular appearances in the TV Asahi show ''[[Jagaimon]]'' and has performed in various stage plays, conce
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• Mayama Rika
  *'''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ===TV Anime===
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• Maeda Yuki
  * [2001.01.01] [[Tokyo You Turn]] (東京 You ターン) * [2002.02.21] [[Tokyo Yoimachigusa.|Tokyo, Yoimachigusa.]] (東京, 宵町草。)
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• Tsuchiya Anna
  * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ...h American]] and [[Wikipedia:Irish_American|Irish American]] ancestry in [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. Not much is known about her early life, but she started her m
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• Tani Rumiko
  ...o released three solo singles, appeared at a few concerts, and appeared on TV shows such as ''[[Idol wo Sagase]]'' and ''[[Hello! Morning]]''. She also a * '''Birthplace:''' Tokyo, Japan
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• Ichii Sayaka
  ...a former member of [[Morning Musume]] and [[CUBIC-CROSS]], and currently a TV talent and planning to debut as an actress. ...een in contact with Morning Musume members but she would like to appear on TV shows with them.
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• Oishi Megumi
  * '''Birthplace:''' Tokyo, [[Japan]] ...signed to the agency Cent. FORCE CO., Ltd. She was a weather reporter for TV Asahi from 1994 to 1996. After that, she modeled, acted, and released a few
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• Sudo Maasa
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Itabashi, Tokyo|Itabashi]], [[Wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo]], Japan ; TV Programs
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• Kamei Eri
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Arakawa, Tokyo|Arakawa]], [[Wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ; TV Dramas
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• Michishige Sayumi
  ...DX]]'' and ''[[Odoru Sanma Gouten]]'', as well as in less popular shows. A TV Guide article from August 2008 praised her sharp tongue. Michishige started
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• FUNKY MONKEY BABY'S
  ...EY BABYS hails from [[wikipedia:Hachiōji, Tokyo|Hachiouji City]], [[Tokyo|Tokyo Prefecture]]. The group was formed on 2004. The group started off with [[FU ...e Tachi to no Michi Final ~in Tokyo Dome~|Omae Tachi to no Michi FINAL ~in Tokyo Dome~]] (おまえ達との道FINAL〜in 東京ドーム〜)
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• Haromoni@
  '''ハロモニ＠''' (Romaji: '''Haromoni@''') was a show on [[TV Tokyo|TV Tokyo]] featuring [[Morning Musume]] and occasionally other [[Hello! Project]] me ...es visited in the episodes. Unless otherwise noted, all locations are in [[Tokyo]].
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• Shibasaki Kou
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Toshima-ku]], [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ...r at 14 when her talent was discovered by an agent, and has worked in many TV shows and commercials. She became more famous thanks to her performance in
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• Megamasso
  ...ei]], the former guitarist and leader of [[Ayabie]], formed the group in [[Tokyo]] some time after his departure from the band in August of 2006. Remaining ...ni-album)|Namida Neko]]''. It was first released on December 6th through [[Tokyo]], [[Nagoya]], and [[Osaka]]'s Like an Edisons shops. One week later (the 1
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• Mitsui Aika
  ; TV Programs ; TV Dramas
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• I Wish (Morning Musume)
  ...pics]] and the opening and ending themes for ''[[Idol wo Sagase!]]'' on TV Tokyo. A rerecorded version by Morning Musume '22 was released as a digital singl [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Ohno Satoshi
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ...emy (MA). Ohno has also been a member of the Junior units KYOTO Oharamura, TOKYO Hamamatsucho, Yaraemonzu, TOP-J, and Junichi&JJr. On September 15, 1999 he
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• Souda! We're Alive
  ...2002 Winter Olympics]], the opening theme of ''[[Idol wo Sagase!]]'' on TV Tokyo, and a commercial theme for the e-karaN by Takara. The single reached #1 on [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Futarigoto
  ...bers. It ran for 128 episodes on [[index.php?title=TV Tokyo&action=edit|TV Tokyo]] from 2004-04-05 to 2004-10-01. Futarigoto was replaced by [[Majokko Rikac
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• Musume Document 2005
  ...an for three months in early 2005. It aired late at night on [[TV Tokyo|TV Tokyo]] Monday through Friday, usually from 24:50-25:00 (12:50 AM to 1 AM), repla
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• Musume DOKYU!
  ...It aired late at night Monday through Friday, 24:53-25:00 on [[TV Tokyo|TV Tokyo]]. A [[PV]] for an upcoming Hello! Project release was played behind the en ...d to give an idea of what is covered. The numbers in parenthesis represent TV ratings.
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• Uta Doki! Pop Classics
  ...morning time slot (24:53-25:00) on [[TV Tokyo|TV Tokyo]] and [[TV Hokkaido|TV Hokkaido]]. [[Tokyo(My Pace)|Tokyo]]
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• Kome Kome CLUB
  ...B Last Live in Tokyo Dome~|THE LAST SYMPOSIUM ~Kome Kome CLUB Last Live in Tokyo Dome~]] (THE LAST SYMPOSIUM 〜米米CLUBラスト・ライブ in 東京ド * [1987.07.22] [[Kome Kome TV Onoda-San|Kome Kome TV ONODA-SAN]] (米米TV ONODA-SAN)
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• Takahashi Minami
  * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] * Favorite TV show: Otameshika!
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• Akimoto Sayaka
  ...[[AKB48 32nd Single Senbatsu Sousenkyo]]. Her graduation was celebrated at Tokyo Dome on August 22, 2013, and her final performance at the AKB48 Theater too * Favorite TV show: Mezamashi TV, Sukkiri
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• Miyazawa Sae
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] * Favorite TV show: AKBINGO!
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• Umeda Ayaka
  * Was the Tokyo Tower image girl from 2009 to 2010, having succeeded [[Orii Ayumi]]. * Favorite TV show: Mechaike!
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• Nakagawa Haruka
  * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] * Favorite TV show: Sanma no Super Karakuri TV
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• Bingo! (AKB48)
  ...O! is AKB48's fourth single. BINGO! was used as the opening theme for [[TV Tokyo]]'s show "Fight Tension School". It was released in two versions: a limited ; TV Performances
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• Ohta Takako
  * '''Birthplace:''' Tokyo Prefecture * [1988.05.25] [[1988 - From Tokyo]]
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• Sowelu
  * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] * [2008.12.17] [[D.Gray-man Original Soundtrack 3]] (#61 "Wish (TV size)")
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• Hamasaki Ayumi (Magazines)
  *[2002.04] TV Guide *[2003.08] TV Guide
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• HALCALI
  : b. 1988.04.21 [[Meguro]], [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] : b. 1987.06.18 [[Meguro]], [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]
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• Butterfly (Koda Kumi)
  * [2007.09.28~12.01] [[Live Tour 2007 ~Black Cherry~ Special Final in Tokyo Dome|KODA KUMI LIVE TOUR 2007 ~Black Cherry~]] ...iversary ~Fantasia~ in Tokyo Dome|KODA KUMI 10th Anniversary ~FANTASIA~ in TOKYO DOME]]
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• Kim Jun Su
  ...a soccer player but after seeing [[H.O.T]] perform the song "[[Candy]]" on TV, his new dream was to sing on stage. He trained for 6 years before been sel * [2006] [[Wikipedia:Good_Sunday#Reverse_Drama|Banjun Drama]] [[Tokyo Holiday]]
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• You (Hamasaki Ayumi)
  ...s the CIBAVision "Focus Dailies" [[CM]] song and ending theme for the [[TV Tokyo]] show [[ASAYAN]]. This single reached #20 on the [[Oricon]] charts, charte [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Boys & Girls
  *[2013.09.21] [[TV Asahi|TV Asahi 55th Anniversary ~TV Asahi Dream Festival 2013~]] ...6 A ~M(a)de in Japan~|ayumi hamasaki COUNTDOWN LIVE 2015-2016 A ~M(A)DE IN TOKYO~]]
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• Akimoto Yasushi
  * '''Place of Birth:''' Meguro, [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ...ior high school, Akimoto studied hard in order to get into [[University of Tokyo]]'s law school.<ref name=">"[http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E7%A7%8B%E5%85%8
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• Shaku Yumiko
  * '''From:''' Kiyose-shi, [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ...as]]. She was also a [[Wonderful Girls|Wongal]] on the show ''[[Wonderful (TV show)|Wonderful]]''. For her role in the [http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/God
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• Onitsuka Chihiro
  ...ing voice lessons, etc). In the six months since Onitsuka first arrived at Tokyo, she had written over 60 songs (such as "[[Shine (Onitsuka Chihiro)|Shine]] ...Onitsuka would appear as a surprise guest at the televised [[Space Shower TV]] event ''Sweet Love Shower 2004''. There, she would cover the grunge anthe
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• Everyhome
  ...p bank|ap bank]] organised ''[[AP Bang! Tokyo Kankyou Kaigi vol.1|AP BANG! Tokyo Kankyou Kaigi vol.1]]'' on 2007.03.17). The first B-side to this single, "[ ; TV Performances
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• ZONE
  ...and [[Nishimura Tomoka]] announced two ZONE reunion concerts to be held in Tokyo during August. A recording of these concerts was subsequently released on
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• TiA
  ...September 7th, that "Ryuusei" would be used as the ending theme song to TV Tokyo's [[NARUTO]] [[anime]]. This single also proved to be moderately successful ...[[Promise (TiA)|Promise]]". The song was used as the opening theme to [[TV Tokyo]]'s [[Yakitate!! Japan]] (焼きたて!! ジャぱん) anime. The single pe
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• Higurashi Aiha
  ...ted outside of a sold-out [[Wikipedia:Sonic Youth|Sonic Youth]] concert in Tokyo, and she was able to meet with them after the show ended. In high school sh ...st show at WWW in Shibuya on May 5. The band has been highly active on the Tokyo and Osaka live scene, and will release their first album of original materi
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• MONDO GROSSO
  ...o]], [[Crystal Kay]], and [[Salyu]], which served as the theme song for TV Tokyo's broadcast of the 2012 Summer Olympics in London. ...[[wikipedia:Boys Noize|Boys Noize]] - Feel Good (TV=OFF) ''(#2 Feel Good (TV=OFF) (Shinichi Osawa Edit))''
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• Anime
  ...their staple. Series like [[Angelic Layer|Angelic Layer]], [[Tokyo Babylon|Tokyo Babylon]], [[X (Ekkusu)|X]] (the [[manga]] in America is referred to as [[X ...[[science-fiction|science-fiction]] by producing the beautifully-rendered TV show [[Shin Seiki Evangelion]] ([[Shin Seiki Evangelion|Neon Genesis Evange
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• Bishoujo Kyouiku
  This [[Hello! Project]] TV show ran weekdays on TV Tokyo from 02-04-2001 to 28-09-2001. It was succeeded by [[Bishoujo Kyouiku II]]
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• Bishoujo Kyouiku II
  This [[Hello! Project]] TV show ran weekdays on TV Tokyo from 2002-04-01 to 2002-09-27.
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• Morning Musume Tsuushin
  ...[Morning Musume]] TV show ran Tuesdays from 2002-04-02 to 2002-12-24 on TV Tokyo.
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• Fahrenheit
  ...hun|Wu Chun]] followed up with similar success of acting in dramas, with ''Tokyo Juliet''. Coincidentally, both dramas were led by the same lead actress, Ar ...e of the top rated dramas for 2006-2007. Other members were also casted in TV dramas, and in 2007, it was announced that two Fahrenheit members will agai
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• SEAMO
  * [2007.12.19] [[Tokyo Mable Chocolate Mata Aimasho Production I.G x SEAMO]] * [2009.01.21] [[Crayon Shinchan TV Eiga Shudaika Zenshu Dazo]] (Disc 2 #16 ''Cry Baby (Nohara MIX)'')
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• X JAPAN
  ...parture of the band. [[Taiji|TAIJI]]'S last three live performances were ''Tokyo Dome 3 DAYS ~Hametsu ni Mukatte~''. He was replaced by [[HEATH]] later in t ...22, 2007, on the rooftop of a shopping center called Aqua City in Odaiba, Tokyo. It was to film the [[PV]] for their new digital single called "[[I.V.]]",
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• Home (Angela Aki song)
  ==TV Performances== * [2005.12.26] [[Mezamashi TV]]
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• Yamashita Tomohisa
  In 2019, he began filming for the international TV series co-produced by HULU Japan ''THE HEAD'', which is set to be released * [2008] [[Proposal Daisakusen#TV Special|Proposal Daisakusen SP]]
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• Nakagawa Shoko
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]
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• Hello! Morning Episode 001
  ...lon Kinenbi's "drama", the girls hear a mysterious voice late at night, TV Tokyo is in danger, and Ayumi suddenly can't move after ballet practice!
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• KEIKO (singer)
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo, Japan]] ...023.12.06] [[Yuuyami no Uta|Yuuyami no Uta (-TV Size-)]] (夕闇のうた -TVサイズ-)
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• Tomatsu Haruka
  .... After her graduation in 2008, Tomatsu entered an university and moved to Tokyo. Her popularity as a voice actress rose in fall 2008, when she lent her voi ===TV Series===
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• Koi no ABO
  # [[Share (NEWS)|Share (Live at TOKYO DOME)]] ...n. The DVD contains performances from their ''NEWS WINTER PARTY DIAMOND in TOKYO DOME''. The single reached #1 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and charted f
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• Midnight Blue
  ...by [[Aikawa Nanase]]. The title track was used as a theme song for the TV Tokyo show ''[[ASAYAN]]''. The single reached #10 on the weekly [[Oricon]] charts [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• CDTV
  ...DOWN TV'''", is a late night music show on the [[Tokyo Broadcasting System|Tokyo Broadcasting System]].
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• Nishikido Ryo
  *'''Favorite Cities:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Osaka]]. ...sts / Bands:''' [[Saito Kazuyoshi]], The Beatles, Red Hot Chili Peppers, [[Tokyo Jihen]], Nirvana, [[ACIDMAN]], [[Remioromen]], [[Mr. Children]], [[Ueda Mas
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• Saa! Koibito ni Narou
  ; TV Performances ...ernational Forum|Matsuura Aya FIRST CONCERT TOUR 2002 Haru "FIRST DATE" at Tokyo International Forum]] <small>(Matsuura Aya solo)</small>
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• miwa (singer)
  * '''Hometown:''' [[Wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo, Japan]] ...n March 3, 2010. The title track was used as the theme song for the [[Fuji TV]] [[Dorama|drama]] ''[[Nakanai to Kimeta Hi]]'', starring [[Eikura Nana]].
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• Tegomass
  ...3030.html</ref> On the 14th they were occupied with various interviews for TV and newspapers, but on the 15th they held a promotion even at SpyBar in [[W ...no Love Song~". "[[Aiaigasa]]" was chosen as the ending theme for the [[TV Tokyo]] anime ''[[Neo Angelique Abyss]]''.<ref>http://www.oricon.co.jp/news/rankm
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• Sakamoto Maaya
  *'''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo, Japan]] ...rs Only|THE VISION OF ESCAFLOWNE ~lovers only]] (#1 ''Yakusoku wa Iranai (TV EDIT)'', #8 ''Tomodachi'', #18 ''Kaze ga Fuku Hi'')
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• Perfume (group)
  ...their graduation from the Actors School in Hiroshima, the trio moved to [[Tokyo]]. There, they became a part of [[BEE-HIVE]] (an idol group similar to [[He In Tokyo, they also met someone who would become a crucial aspect of their success,
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• Goto Yuko
  ...on. Besides being a seiyuu, she also writes a weekly newspaper column in [[Tokyo]].
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• no3b
  ...resented by [[Production Ogi]]. The three members also starred in the [[TV Tokyo]] [[Dorama|drama]] ''[[Mendol ~Ikemen Idol~]]''.
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• Okui Masami
  ...lfway through the first semester, she dropped out and decided to move to [[Tokyo]] to pursue a working career. ...onthly column in the [[NewType]] anime magazine and has also co-hosted the TV-Osaka music program "M-VOICE".
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• Yuzu
  * [2013.10.09] [[Hyouri Ittai (Yuzu)|Hyouri Ittai (TV size ver.)]] (表裏一体) ...an~]] (Live Films ふたりのビッグ(エッグ)ショー～2時間53分 TOKYO DOME 完全ノーカット版～)
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• Nishijima Takahiro
  ...ent 2nd Live -Final- in Tokyo Dome|Nissy Entertainment 2nd LIVE -FINAL- in TOKYO DOME]] ===TV Programs===
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• Oguri Shun
  *'''Birthdate:''' [[Kodaira]], [[Tokyo Prefecture]] ...mpany for children as an extra. In 1998 Oguri obtained his first role in a TV-series, the dorama Great Teacher Onizuka, as the bullied guy. In 2000 he ap
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• Blue Technique
  ...s LEO Imai's major debut single. It was used as the ending theme for Tokyo TV's JAPAN COUNTDOWN 2007 for the month of November.
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• Yamada Ryosuke
  *'''Birthplace:''' Tokyo, [[Japan]] ==TV & Cinema==
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• Hara Fumina
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] * [2009] [[Reset (TV dorama)|RESET]] - Sudo Satsuki
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• Wiki.theppn Style Guide
  ...JAM PUNCH Tour 2005 ～コンドルのパンツがくいコンドル～ at Tokyo International Forum Hall A on 1st of June 2005''' might be a bit much. --[[ ...: one relevant, and one irrelevant. In the JAM PUNCH TOUR example, The "at Tokyo International Forum Hall A on 1st of June 2005" part is very irrelevant and
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• Yamashita Reon
  *'''Birthplace:''' Tokyo, Japan ...as that he want to become like Takizawa Hideaki and that he wants to be on TV. His older brother [[Yamashita Shoon|Shoon]] liked the idea and has taught
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• Victor Entertainment Inc.
  ...tly handles the production and distribution of music, movies, home videos, TV programs and anime.
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• Nakajima Yuto
  *'''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] *'''Favorite TV Show:''' "Arashi ni Shiyagare" , " SP "
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• Mano Erina
  ...) that aired in December 27th, 2008. She was the protagonist in the BS-i Tokyo Shoujo (東京少女) dorama series during the February 2009 episodes. She' Mano along with [[S/mileage]] and [[Morning Musume]] starred in the CS-Fuji TV-TWO dorama "Half Esper" which was broadcasted from January to March 2010. M
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• Hearts Grow
  ...present at the July 27 event [[Shibuya Eggman]] that occurred in July in [[Tokyo]]. On October 25th 2010, Chiaki participate in the [http://eggman.jp/venue/ ...DTRACK]]'' (鉄腕バーディー DECODE ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK) (#01 ''Sora -TV size ver.-'')
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• Fukada Kyoko
  ...e age of 14, Fukada has been involved in several careers. She has acted in TV shows, modelled for top fashion magazines, been a [[gravure idol]], and eve * '''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]
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• Kawada Mami
  ...LisAni! Live concert on January 24, 2016. The May 21, 2016 concert at the Tokyo Dome City Hall were her final activities as a Japanese singer. The "MAMI KA * [2014.01.29] [[Break a Spell|Break a spell <TV Size>]] (Break a spell<TVサイズ>)
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• Eita
  *'''Birthpace:''' [[Itabashi]], [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] * [2005] Tokyo Friends (東京フレンズ)
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• Matsuda Ryuhei
  *'''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] *'''Hobbies:''' Football and TV
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• Rain (singer)
  ...rst Asian concert tour, Rainy Day starting in Seul and including cities as Tokyo and Hong Kong. He sold over 150,000 seats in 8 cities in Korea, China and J * [2008.09.17] [[Rain's Coming: 06/07 Rain World Tour In Tokyo]]
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• Tanaka Anri
  * Studied at the Tokyo Women's Christian University (東京女子大学). ; TV Programs
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• Saho Akari
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo, Japan]] ===TV Programs===
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• SAWA
  ...Category:Electronic|electro]]-[[J-Pop|pop]] singer from a suburb outside [[Tokyo]]. She is currently signed under [[KING RECORDS]]. She was a part of the [[ SAWA lived in the suburbs, about one hour from [[Tokyo]]. Her mother had her pick up the violin at the tender age of four, and by
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• Yumekui
  ...ka Ai's 12th single. The title song was used as the theme song for the ''[[Tokyo Friends]]'' movie, which stars Otsuka, and as the [[CM]] song for the Toshi ; TV Performances
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• Hotaru Boshi
  ...r the 2008 film ''[[Climber's High (film)|Climber's High]]'', based on the TV [[Dorama|drama]] and novel by the same name. The single reached #53 on the
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• Arinco Gang
  ...they were only a band in theory, as they had no instruments. They moved to Tokyo in April of the same year. It wasn't until January of 2000 that they bought ...the next month they recorded a second demo tape. They later appeared on TV Tokyo's "Ichioshi" in June. The band completed a total of eighteen live concerts
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• Arai Akino
  ...es of [[Wikipedia:Outlaw Star|Outlaw Star]], [[Wikipedia:Tokyo Underground|Tokyo Underground]], [[Wikipedia:Kurau Phantom Memory|KURAU Phantom Memory]], and * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]
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• jenny01
  * '''Birthplace:''' Asakusa, [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] * [http://www.shibuya.gr.jp/jenny01/4-2main.html Hyper TV]
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• Koide Saori
  ...birth name "Koide Saori". Soon after, she starred in her first dorama, ''[[Tokyo Shoujo]]''. * [2003] [[Tokyo Shoujo]] - Fujikawa Hiyori
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• Sawajiri Erika
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ...ng on more tasks as an actress and [[gravure]] idol. She was one of [[Fuji TV]]'s Visual Queens for the year (along with [[Ichikawa Yui]], [[Karina]], an
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• Λucifer
  ...hich included nine shows. After that, they appeared for the last time on a TV music show, [[PopJam]], on 11 January and then did their very last show (wh ...Shoko]], to mention a few. Recently he was also briefly in a band called [[Tokyo Anastasia]].
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• Sakurai Sho
  * '''Birthplace:''' Minato, Tokyo Prefecture ==TV & Cinema==
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• Boredoms
  ...ed to be playing. He met [[Yamataka Eye|Eye]] later at a techno party in [[Tokyo]] and the two became close friends. He was 36 years old at the time he join [[images/8/8f/06 - TV Scorpion.mp3|Boredoms - TV Scorpion]]
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• DAIGO
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] * [2004.12.16] [[Spacey TV Show|SPACEY TV SHOW]]
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• Kamenashi Kazuya
  * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] * [2013] [[Tokyo Bandwagon ~ Shitamachi Daikazoku Monogatari]]
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• Ya-Ya-yah
  .../www.tv-tokyo.co.jp/ya-ya-yah/ variety show] that aired every Sunday on TV Tokyo. This show used to also often feature K.K.K. from the group [[K.K.Kity]] bu ...Storm]] updated their website with the news that Ya-Ya-yah's long running TV program will be ending October 27 and replaced with one featuring Hey! Say!
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• Remioromen
  ...ed ''LIVE CIRCUIT 2004 "Acacia"''. It concluded on July 9th at [[Zepp|Zepp Tokyo]] with a total of 20 shows. ..."[[Konayuki (Remioromen)|Konayuki]]" were used as insert songs in the Fuji TV [[Dorama|drama]] ''[[1 Litre no Namida]]''. "Konayuki" was released the fol
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• Ichikawa Yui
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ...raphs with Ichikawa in bikinis and also had a bonus DVD. In April 2006 the TV series [[Kurosagi]] aired with Ichikawa starring as Mishima Yukari.
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• girl next door
  ...roup with a predominantly [[:Category:Electronic|electronic]] sound from [[Tokyo]]. Signed with [[avex trax]], the band was formed in June of 2008 to commem ...vily promoted, the titular track was used as theme songs in four different TV programs, a radio show, and an arcade game. The single would reach #3 on th
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• Guuzen no Kakuritsu
  ...RL NEXT DOOR)|Breath]]" was used as the ending theme song for ''[[Uwasa no Tokyo Magazine]]''. The single reached #3 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and st [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• angela (band)
  ...ngela''' is a two member [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] band. They had formed in [[Tokyo]] in 1993, though it wasn't until six years later that the group put out th ...the same town of [[Okayama]] until they went to the same music school in [[Tokyo]]. There, their same origin allowed them to bond together into the earliest
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• Yamaguchi Momoe
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] Yamaguchi was born in [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] in 1959. Around the time she was born, she was left in the car
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• Vidoll
  ...band would start their activities in March, playing many secret lives in [[Tokyo]], [[Nagoya]], and [[Osaka]]. They played a small string of lives: one in A ...lives titled "Biningyou Sentou Kaishi ~Normal Ki x Gai-gata Dandou Missile Tokyo Osaka Touka~".
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• Kagami Seira
  * '''Birth place:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ...and half Polish) and a Japanese mother on June 13, 1987. She grew up in [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] with her two younger sisters and currently holds [[Wikipedia:M
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• Seeds of Dream
  ...asons for Tears|Reasons for tears]]" was used as the campaign song for the Tokyo Olympic-Paralympic Bid. The single reached #3 on the [[Oricon]] weekly char [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Kalafina
  ...s revealed along with the news, "[[Storia|storia]]", the theme song to the TV program ''[[Rekishi Hiwa Historia]]''. Despite not being an anime tie-in, i ...eek sales of their first two albums. A [["After Eden" Special Live 2011 at Tokyo Dome City Hall|national tour]] was again held to support the new release.
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• Kajiura Yuki
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ...ans as well as composing back ground music for [[Anime|anime]], games, and TV shows and commercials. In 2001 [[See-Saw]] reunited and began doing music f
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• SID
  ...was presented by the magazine [[FOOL'S MATE]] and was on December 26th at Tokyo BAY NK HALL. Those two events ended the year for SID. * [2014.07.31] [[Enamel|ENAMEL -TV Ver.-]]
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• ALICE NINE.
  ...tour hit 10 stops altogether and its finale was played on May 31st at Zepp Tokyo. Their next tour was another one-man concert tour, this timed called "HELLO ...YAL STRAIGHT KINGDOM", the tours' finale was performed on September 3rd at Tokyo Kokusai Forum Hall A. Going back into July, Alice Nine had their second fan
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• Nakamori Akina
  * '''Birth Place:''' [[Wikipedia:Kiyose, Tokyo|Kiyose, Tokyo, Japan]] ...the success of "Shojo A" she also made her first appearance on the popular TV show at the time, THE BEST 10, which gave her even more exposure. It wasn't
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• Meitantei Conan
  ...est run, and over more than 950 episodes, though more than 400 of them are TV originals. By 2019, it was the 16th longest anime series in terms of episod | align="center" | [[Eien no Fuzai Shoumei]] by [[Tokyo Jihen]]
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• Asano Tadanobu
  ...her worked as an actor's agent, he had the opportunity to audition for the TV program "Kinpachi-Sensei". And after this, his life as an actor started. * [2006] [http://asianmediawiki.com/Tokyo_Zombie Tokyo Zombie] (as '''Fujio''')
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• I Believe (ayaka)
  ...Championships]] that held at the [[Wikipedia:Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium|Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium]]. ==TV Performances==
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• Tamamori Yuta
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ==TV & Cinema==
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• Okamoto Keito
  * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] * His favorite TV drama [[My boss my hero]]
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• Inagaki Goro
  ...his first single "[[If You Give Your Heart]]". Currently, he hosts his own TV program ''[[Goro Deluxe]]''. * '''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]
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• Dokkidoki! Love Mail
  ; TV performances ...aru "First Date"|Matsuura Aya FIRST CONCERT TOUR 2002 Haru "FIRST DATE" at Tokyo International Forum]]
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• Nagano Hiroshi
  *[2001] Tokyo Sundance ~21 Seiki he no Dengon~ (東京サンダンス～21世紀への伝
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• Shalala Kibou no Uta
  ; TV Performances * [2006.04.07] [[Tokyo Beat]]
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• Hikawa Kiyoshi
  ==TV Shows==
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• Isoyama Sayaka
  * '''Favorite TV show:''' [[Gakkou e Ikou|Gakkou e Ikou]] * [2005.05.18] [[Tokyo Daigaku Monogatari Kamen Ronin Hen|Tokyo Daigaku Monogatari Kamen Ronin Hen]]
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• Ito Ayumi
  * '''Birthplace'''<nowiki>: </nowiki>[[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] Ayumi was born in Tokyo and raised as a child model. She frequently appeared in magazines and comme
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• Ivy
  ...vision with claims of sexual references, although the song was promoted on TV-shows. Promotions for ''[[I Be...]]'' ended on January 24, 2010. ...documentary. In summer 2010, Ivy became the MC of the second season of the TV-show ''[[COCO & MARC|COCO & MARC Season 2]]''.
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• Iwasa Mayuko
  * '''Birthplace:''' Nerima, [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ===<span class="mw-headline"> TV </span>===
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• Ito Misaki
  ...r this she was in another popular dorama, ''[[Kiken na Aneki]]'', and Fuji TV ratings were sky high. With the help of these doramas, Ito won the "Japan G * [2003] Tokyo Love Cinema
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• Kitagawa Keiko
  '''TV Dramas''' '''TV Movies'''
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• Nakama Yukie
  ...actress, singer, former [[gravure]] idol, and former member of the group [[Tokyo Performance Doll]]. In 1996, Nakama later joined the group [[Tokyo Performance Doll]] for a brief time before the group disbanded a couple mon
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• Versailles
  ...ion video became popular. Versailles' first interview was done by a German TV channel's crew for a documentary. Because of the video's popularity, the ph * [2007.11.06] [[Tokyo Rock City|TOKYO ROCK CITY]] (#10 "The Love from a Dead Orchestra")
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• Bishoujo Club 31
  ...have released 2 singles, "[[Da Di Da Go! Go!|Da Di Da☆Go! Go!]]" and "[[Tokyo Gourmet Tour]]", which the latter only features 10 of the 31 members. Their The group hosts a weekly show called ''[[Girls a GoGo]]'' on [[TV Asahi]]. They also have sub-units called [[Morita Club]], [[Teenage Club]],
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• BUCK-TICK
  ...rformed at various sold-out performance from arena tours to playing at the Tokyo Dome. In 1994, they toured with [[LUNA SEA]] and [[SOFT BALLET]] on the LSB ...Original Soundtrack]]'' (#24 ''Kuchizuke (TV size)'', #27 ''Gekka Reijin (TV size)'')
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• Whiteberry
  ...together. The band played a couple of tearful fair well shows throughout [[Tokyo]] and their native [[Hokkaido]] in March of 2004. ...uudaika Perfect Best (1997-2003)]]'' (アニメポケットモンスター TV主題歌 パーフェクトベスト(1997-2003)) (#5 ''Mezame Pokemon Maste
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• Kanon (musician)
  *'''Birth Place:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] *[2008.11.19] [[Paris wa Moeteiru ka ~ TV Soundtrack Kyokushuu]] (#9 ''Wing to Fly ~ Tsubasa wo Kudasai'')
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• Katase Nana
  * '''Birthplace:''' Tokyo, [[Japan]] ===<span class="mw-headline"> TV Movies </span>===
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• Kokusho Sayuri
  ...n, but failed them all. But, her luck turned around when passed the [[Fuji TV]]-sponsored audition ''Jyoushikousei Special'' that later formed the super * [1990] [[Tokyo Wan Blues]]
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• Kotani Kinya
  * [2000.12.20] [[GRAVITATION TV-Tracks]] (#8 ''Glaring Dream, #18 THE RAGE BEAT'') * [2009.08.26] [[Tokyo Elepop Collection VOL.02]] (#2 ''liberation'')
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• Soshi
  * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ...e 18th contest were: actress [[Darvish Saeko]], comedians [[Morisanchuu]], TV producer [[Ochi Masato]], and music producer [[Tsunku]]. Soshi was in the '
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• MINMI
  ...ery active with live events. MINMI set up a monthly reggae club event in [[Tokyo]]. She then went out on a tour and was the featured artist in the annual [[ ...Natural Show Case 2006 in Zepp Tokyo|MINMI Natural Show Case 2006 In Zepp Tokyo]]''. Before that, in July 2006, MINMI released her eighth single, "[[I Love
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• Abe Mao
  ...> She graduated from high school in Spring 2008 and proceeded to move to [[Tokyo]]. * [2019.04.08] [[Kotae (Abe Mao)|Kotae (TV Size)]] (答)
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• Maeda Ken
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] In 2004 Ken became a regular on [[TV Asahi]]'s '''Ganbai Gekijou''' (Sold-Out Theater) and later created Maeken
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• MONKEY MAJIK
  ...As a child, he grew up watching the television show ''[[Wikipedia:Monkey (TV series)|Monkey]]'', the English dub of the Japanese 1970s drama ''Saiyuki'' ...ld]]", was the theme song for the [[Dorama|drama]] ''[[Wikipedia:Saiyūki (TV series)|Saiyuki]]''. This was their breakthrough single, and it ranked #4 f
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• Mashiko Rie
  ...CanCam]]. She was a second term [[Wonderful Girls|Wongal]] for the variety TV show "Wonderful". In 2002 she was chosen as [[Kanebo|Kanebo's]] Swimsuit Im * '''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]
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• Mizuki Alisa
  * '''Birthplace:''' Nerima, Tokyo ...|Nurse no Oshigoto 3 + BEST Original Soundtrack]]'' (#54 ''BREAK ALL DAY! (TV Ver.)'')
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• Nakajima Miyuki
  ...ima attended to a folk song contest held in [[wikipedia:Hibiya|Hibiya]], [[Tokyo]] and won the prize with the song "[[Atashi Tokidoki Omouno]]". In 1974, sh ..., Nakajima also worked as a radio personality but she refused to appear on TV like other folk artists at that time.
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• nomico
  * [2008.08.06] [[Live in Tokyo Kabura 2008|LIVE IN TOKYO KABURA 2008]] (かぶら) * [2007.10.10] [[Magical Melody!]] (CD2 #6 ''Skip! (TV Size)'')
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• Okuda Miwako
  ...noticed during a concert she gave with a group of friends. She moved to [[Tokyo]] to begin her career at [[Sony Music]]. She released two singles in 2000 u ...1.26] [[Yankee Bokou ni Kaeru]] - #17 [[Aozora no Hate|Aozora no Hate (For TV Edit)]]
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• Our Good Day... Bokura no Good Day
  ...ra Megumi]]. The title track was used as the ending theme song to the [[TV Tokyo]] [[Anime|anime]] series, ''[[Nekketsu Saikyo Gowazawaraa]]'' (熱血最強
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• Miyano Mamoru
  ...6] [[Tv Anime "HunterxHunter" Character Song Collection ~Genei Ryodan Hen~|TV Anime "HUNTER×HUNTER" Character Song Collection ~Genei Ryodan Hen~]] (#1 ' ===TV Series===
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• Traveling (Utada Hikaru)
  ...apan. Unlike her other singles, Utada never performed "traveling" live on TV (except for in the [[SMAP|SMAP x SMAP]] medley) for unknown reasons. [[Maki : Recording: [[Ugajin Masaaki]] and [[Matsui Atsushi]] at Bunkamura Studio, Tokyo
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• Hikari (Utada Hikaru)
  : Recording: [[Ugajin Masaaki]] at Bunkamura Studio, Tokyo ...ersion of the song. The performance was also used as a music video on some TV stations.
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• Shintani Ryoko
  ...っぴい・はっぴい・すまいる '05 chu→lip くぇすと in Zepp Tokyo) ...(はっぴい・はっぴい・すまいる '05 chu→lip☆Legend in Zepp Tokyo)
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• Be My Last
  ...atsui Atsushi]] for Birdie House at Bunkamura Studio, Tokyo, Studio Terra, Tokyo and Matrix Studios, London. ==TV Performances==
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• Passion (Utada Hikaru)
  : Mixing: [[Goetz B.]] for 365 Artists at Bunkamura Studio, Tokyo ...rd]] and [[Matsui Atsushi]] at Westlake Audio, L.A., and Bunkamura Studio, Tokyo
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• Fly Me to the Moon (In Other Words)
  ...fter being used as the ending theme of the ''[[Neon Genesis Evangelion]]'' TV Series. In 2007, Utada joined the franchise with the ''[[Rebuild of Evange : Recording: [[Ugaijin Masaaki]] at Bunkamura Studio, Tokyo
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• Automatic
  : Mixing: [[Goh Hotoda]] at STUDIO farm & Bunkamura Studio, Tokyo/Chung King Studios N.Y. ...c / time will tell]]". The song was used as the ending theme to the [[Fuji TV]] show ''[[Warau Inu no Seikatsu -YARANEVA!!-]]''. "Automatic" and Utada's
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• SCANDAL (band)
  ...tp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SesR18X_diM スキャンダル アメリカ村TV年越しParty 07-08　SCANDAL　#3 kissfm]". [[Wikipedia:YouTube|YouTube]]. ...）のゲストは、アリスの皆さん×SCANDALの皆さん]". [[Fuji TV]]. Retrieved 2013-06-02.</ref> It is [[Fuyu no Inazuma|originally]] by [[AL
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• Eikura Nana
  ...], Nana will play the part of an aspiring dancer from Sapporo who moves to Tokyo, where she lives with her grandfather and his three foster children. * SCHOOL OF LOCK - Tokyo FM
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• Hoshino Aki
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ...work in gravure increased heavily in 2004 with both photobooks, DVDs, and TV appearances. Overexposure proved to be good for Hoshino's popularity and sh
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• Nakamura Chise
  ...nce, even though she did not have a central part in the film. She moved to Tokyo on June 25th, 2004 to expand her acting career and started doing [[Gravure|
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• Ozawa Maria
  * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ===TV===
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• Oricon Weekly for 2007 week 30
  | 15 || ↓13 || [[Tokyo Jihen]] || [[Osca|OSCA]] || 10,155 ...|| [[TV Anime "Lucky☆Star" Ending Theme-shuu ~Aru Hi no Karaoke Box~|TV Anime "Lucky☆Star" Ending Theme-shuu ~Aru Hi no Karaoke Box~]] || 11,308
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• Oricon Weekly for 2007 week 29
  | 2 || NEW || [[Tokyo Jihen]] || [[Osca|OSCA]] || 36,914 ...|| [[TV Anime "Lucky☆Star" Ending Theme-shuu ~Aru Hi no Karaoke Box~|TV Anime "Lucky☆Star" Ending Theme-shuu ~Aru Hi no Karaoke Box~]] || 28,216
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• Fukunaga Satomi
  * '''Birthplace:''' Ota-ku, Tokyo * [1987] [[Jungle (TV Dorama)|Jungle]]
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• Tatsumi Rika
  * '''Birthplace:''' Tama-ku, Tokyo ...ame the 15th member of Onyanko Club when she scored 142 points on the Fuji TV sponsored audition ''The Scout Idol wo Sagase!'' in 1985. A year later, she
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• Konan Yuka
  * [2004] [[Nikomono! (TV)|Nikomono!]] * [2009-2010] [[Sekiguchi Hiroshi no Tokyo Friend Park II]]
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• MUNEHIRO
  She became a successful actress, appearing in various TV programs, movies, commercials, and so on. However, she was always intereste ...[Hinomaru Power ~Kimi no Chikara~]]", which was promoted on the well known TV show [[Hey! Hey! Hey! Music Champ|HEY!HEY!HEY!]]. She has finally gained mo
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• Ling tosite sigure
  * [2012.10.31] [[Abnormalize|abnormalize (TV Size)]] * [2014.10.10] [[Enigmatic Feeling|Enigmatic Feeling (TV Size)]]
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• Takajo Aki
  * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] * Favorite TV show: Zoom In! Super
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• THE ALFEE
  ...eir fifth summer live, ''[[THE ALFEE 1986 8.3 Sweat & Tears Tokyo Bay-Area|TOKYO BAY-AREA]]'', to an audience of approximately 100,000 people. THE ALFEE was ...FEE 1986 8.3 Sweat & Tears Tokyo Bay-Area|THE ALFEE 1986 8.3 SWEAT & TEARS TOKYO BAY-AREA]]
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• Yoshizawa Akie
  * '''Birthplace:''' Higashimurayama City, Tokyo ...me the 25th member of Onyanko Club in August 1986 after passing the ''Fuji TV Idol wo Sagase Sukeban Deka II Special'' audition. She also won the role of
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• Hello! Project Korea Auditions
  [[File:vs Tokyo Girls.jpg|thumb|300px|vs. Tokyo Girls Logo]] ...in April. The audition process was broadcasted throught the TV-show ''vs. Tokyo Girls'' (対東京少女, 대 동경소녀) starting in May. There were 2,5
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• Rough Cut Diamond
  ...eleased by [[MAX]]. The title track will be used as the theme song to [[TV Tokyo]] [[Dorama|dorama]], [[Kariyushi-sensei Chibaru]] starting on June 29, 2009
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• Super Junior K.R.Y.
  * [2012.02.22] [[SMWOTN Live in Tokyo Special Edition|SMTOWN LIVE in TOKYO SPECIAL EDITON]] (DVD 1 #12 ''Sorry Sorry Answer'') * [2012.12.05] TV Pia (''Feature'')
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• CoCo
  CoCo was formed in 1989 from the Fuji TV television show Paradise GoGo!! girl group [[Otomejyuku]]. The theme of the * ['94/11/18] [[CoCo Forever Final concert"8.21"TOKYO BAY NK HALL & Document of "CoCo was CoCo made"]]
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• Haneda Erika
  * '''Birthplace:''' Nakano, Tokyo ...ss until a year later when she joined as a first generation member of Fuji TV television program Paradise GoGo!!'s girl group [[Otomejyuku]]. Later that
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• Miura Rieko
  * '''Birthplace:''' Nakano, Tokyo In 1989, Miura Rieko joined as a second generation member of the Fuji TV television program Paradise GoGo!'s girl group [[Otomejyuku]]. Later that y
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• MAXIMUM THE HORMONE
  MAXIMUM THE HORMONE originated in Hachiōji, Tokyo in 1998, co-founded by Tsuda Daisuke and Kawakita Nao. After gaining recogn * [2021.06.24] [[Kamigami (MAXIMUM THE HORMONE)|KAMIGAMI (TV edit)]] (KAMIGAMI-神噛-)
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• Vampire Knight
  ...me|anime]] by [[Studio DEEN]]. The series premiered on April 7, 2008 on TV Tokyo. ...ich started airing on April 7, 2008. The show is currently running on [[TV Tokyo]], during the 1:00 JST time slot.
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• Ichii Yuri
  ...op|Japanese pop]] singer and former member of the groups [[Otomejyuku]], [[Tokyo Performance Doll]], and [[EAST END x YURI|EAST END×YURI]]. ** [[Tokyo Performance Doll]] (1990-1994)
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• MUH~
  MUH~ was formed in 2003 from the TV Tokyo show ''[[Shinagawa Shouji no Akiba Rimujin]]'' with the concept of being a
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• Urakabe Tae
  *'''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ===TV Programs===
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• Kuga Yoko
  * '''Birthplace:''' Meguro, Tokyo * [1990] [[Otousan (TV dorama)|Otousan]]
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• I Loved Yesterday
  # [[Tokyo (YUI)|TOKYO]] ...h is used as the opening theme song to the morning Japanese show Mezamashi TV.
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• Okura Tadayoshi
  * His family owns yakitori restaurants in Tokyo, Kyoto, Hyogo and Osaka. * Watches a lot of foreign TV series.
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• 1 Gram no Shiawase
  ...ijima Mari]]. The title track was used as the ending theme for [[wikipedia:Tokyo Broadcasting System|TBS]] program ''[[Wakuwaku Animal Land]]''. [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Hello! (Inoue Joe)
  ...Tokyo|TV Tokyo]]'s program "JAPAN COUNTDOWN" in June 2008 and [[wikipedia:Tokyo Broadcasting System|TBS]]'s program "21 Seiki no Edison" from July to Septe [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Dekinai
  ...kin|OLIVIA]]. The title track was used as the opening theme song to the TV Tokyo show "M-mania". This single reached #57 on Oricon charts, charted for one w
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• I.L.Y. ~Yokubou~
  ...adise"] [[CM]] song, while "[[Hanabira (OLIVIA)|Hanabira]]" was used as TV Tokyo's ''[[G-Paradise]]'' ending theme song. OLIVIA performed this song at ''[[H
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• BLEACH (manga)
  ...ced by [http://pierrot.jp/ Pierrot] which is currently still running on TV Tokyo and also several games. The manga is being translated in the USA by [[Viz M * [http://www.tv-tokyo.co.jp/anime/bleach/ TV-Tokyo's BLEACH Site] (anime)
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• Beautiful (Kato Miliyah)
  ...ong of [[CM]] ''pure white gum'' and as the generic-opening theme for [[TV Tokyo]] during Novemeber of 2004. It charted for 9 weeks as peaked the #26 positi
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• Dear Lonely Girl
  ...when she was 13 years old and was used as the generic-ending theme of [[TV Tokyo]] during March of 2005. It peaked the #15 position and charted for 13 weeks
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• Last Summer
  ...the opening theme for the show ''[[School-R]]'' on [[Wikipedia:TV Tokyo|TV Tokyo]]. The song "[[For So Long|for so long]]" is a reworking of [[m-flo]]'s "[[ [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• I Will (Kato Miliyah)
  ...for the movie [[Otoshimono]] as well as the generic-opening theme for [[TV Tokyo]] during October of 2006. [[So Gooood|So gooood]] samples a [[RIP SLYME]] s [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Rose (Kato Miliyah album)
  ...Miliyah]]. [[Don't Stop|Don't stop!]] was used as the theme song for ''TV-Tokyo'' emissions during November of 2005. It peaked the #2 position and charted
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• Diamond Princess
  ...and ending theme for the show ''[[School-R]]'' on [[Wikipedia:TV Tokyo|TV Tokyo]].
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• All Yours
  ...d season of the Japanese airing of the American series ''[[Wikipedia:Lost (TV series)|Lost]]'', and "[[Midnight Highway]]" was used in [http://www.gmjapa
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• Tsuruno Takeshi
  ===TV Shows===
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• Atashi no Machi, Ashita no Machi
  ...[Mother's Car|mother's car]]" was used as the ending theme song of the NHK TV show ''[[Digital Stadium]]''. The first pressing of the CD came with a limi
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• EXILE Love
  ...2007 EXILE EVOLUTION ~SUMMER TIME LOVE with Tour Document Movie (2007.8.5 TOKYO BIG SIGHT) ...EALTIME]]''. "[[Love (EXILE)|love]]" was used as ending theme song for the TV show ''[[RADIO DE CULTURE]]''. The bonus track "[[Touch the Sky|Touch The S
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• Haresugita Sora
  ...The song was used as the theme song for the [[Fuji TV]] show ''[[VVV6|VVV6 Tokyo V Shuran 2]]''. It is found on the "[[Utao-Utao|UTAO-UTAO]]" single as trac [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• KΛNΛ
  *'''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] *[2009.01.28] [[Casshern Sins Special Complete]] (#2 ''reason -TV Version-'')
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• Kazemachi Jet
  ; Kazemachi Jet (TV Size) ...aerinasai]]'' single as track #2. This version is from her live concert at Tokyo International Forum Hall A, in her LIVE TOUR 2011 "You can't catch me" on J
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• Moratorium (Remioromen)
  ...on with a CD-extra and a regular edition. The title track was used as [[TV TOKYO]]'s ''[[Ganso! Debuya]]'' ending theme for January 2005. The single reached [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Angelus / Z!Z!Z! -Zip! Zap! Zipangu!-
  ...]''. "[[Z!Z!Z! -Zip! Zap! Zipangu!-]]" was used as the theme song for [[TV Tokyo]]'s coverage of the 2004 [[wikipedia:Athens Olympics|Olympics in Athens, Gr
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• Shinohara Ryoko
  ...nese pop]] singer, talento, actress, and former member of the idol group [[Tokyo Performance Doll]]. ** [[Tokyo Performance Doll]] (1990-1994)
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• Ave Maria (MINMI)
  ..."[[Kiseki (MINMI)|Kiseki]]" was recorded on August 26, 2008 at [[Zepp|Zepp Tokyo]]. The single reached #14 on the [[Oricon]] charts and stayed on the charts [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Tears ~Namida wa Misetakunai~
  ...Saeka's debut single. The title track was used as the opening theme for TV Tokyo's ''[[JAPAN COUNTDOWN]]'' for December 2006. The single reached #118 on the [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Kyuukei Jikan Jippun
  ...me for the [[Anime|anime]] ''[[Kekkaishi]]'' and ending theme for the [[TV Tokyo]]'s show "[[PVTV]]" for the month of August. The single reached #42 on the [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Ashita wa Ashita no Kaze no Naka......Yume no Naka / Atarashii Jibun e Kawaru Switch
  ...Atarashii Jibun e Kawaru Switch was used as the ending theme for the [[TV Tokyo]] program "Oshigoto Switch".
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• KARA
  ...224 copies. DSP also announced that the group will hold a concert in the [[Tokyo Dome]] on January 6, 2013. This makes the group the first female South Kore ===2013: Tokyo Dome Concert, Fantastic Girls, Full Bloom and Member Departures===
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• SHINee
  ...Edition in Tokyo Dome|SHINee WORLD 2014 ~I'm Your Boy~ Special Edition in TOKYO DOME]] ...ecial Edition in Tokyo Dome|SHINee WORLD 2016 ~D×D×D~ Special Edition in TOKYO DOME]]
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• Sunset / Ari no Mama de
  ...hter]] for the month of June. Ari no Mama de was the ending theme for [[TV Tokyo]]'s "Golf no Shinzui". It reached #131 on the [[Oricon]] charts and sold 52
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• Body Feels Exit
  *[2000.09.27] ''[[Namie Amuro Concentration 20 Live in Tokyo Dome]]'' (#11) [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Rebuild of Evangelion
  ...inax]]. The series is a theatrical remake of the legendary [[Anime|anime]] TV series ''[[Shin Seiki Evangelion]]'' which is known as the most popular ani ...hile the fourth film will feature a new ending different from the original TV series and ''[[Shin Seiki Evangelion Gekijouban Shi to Shinsei]]'' movie in
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• You'll Be My Boy
  ...mmy☆angels]]'s debut and only single. The title track was used as the TV Tokyo program [[Oshare! Idol Gakuen]] theme song and as the same channel's progra [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Honey Beat / Boku to Bokura no Ashita
  .... Ai wo Komete was used as the theme song for [[Fuji TV]] show [[VVV6|VVV6 Tokyo V]] Season 2. It was released in three versions: a limited edition type A w
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• Breakthrough
  ...by [[Coming Century]]. The song was used as the first opening theme for TV Tokyo [[Anime|anime]] ''[[Eyeshadow 21]]''. It is found on the "[[Utao-Utao|UTAO-
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• Seishun Bus Guide
  ...therefore did not chart on the Oricon charts. The music video features TV Tokyo announcer [[Ooe Mariko]] as the bus guide.
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• Ji Young
  ...promoting in Japan, she made her Japanese drama debut in ''[http://www.tv-tokyo.co.jp/maison/ Koisuru Maison ~Rainbow Rose~]'' opposite [[Geonil]] of [[Sup ...t [[Mystic WHITE]], created for the annual end of the year music and award TV show [[Wikipedia:MBC Gayo Daejejeon|2012 MBC Gayo Daejejeon]]. She performe
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• Love Is... (mihimaru GT)
  ...ru GT's sixth single. Love is... was used as the ending theme for the [[TV Tokyo]] variety program "Ganso! Debuya". It reached #26 on the [[Oricon]] charts, [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Darling (Kuwata Keisuke)
  # [[Gendai Tokyo Kitan]] (現代東京奇譚) ; TV Perfomances
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• NANA (anime)
  * '''Episode 06''' - ''Yuki no Joukyou! Nana to Nana'' (Snow on the Way to Tokyo! [Komatsu] Nana and [Oosaki] Nana) * '''Episode 09''' - ''Nobu Joukyou! Nana no Uta'' (Nobu Comes to Tokyo! [Oosaki] Nana's Song)
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• KCB
  ...ng of Japanese airing of the Hawaiian series [[Wikipedia:Beyond the Break (TV series)|Beyond the Break]]. ...im in sessions. TSUKASA contacted his friend [[DAIKI]] who he had met at a Tokyo music school, who agreed to becoming a part of the band in October 2007. A
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• Kudo Asagi
  ...ol]] and actress. She was a member of [[Oha Girl Banana]] (1998-99) of the TV program [[Oha Star]]. In 2000, Kudo became one forth of the group [[Ace Fil *'''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]
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• Kimi ga Iru Kagiri
  ...', while "[[All the Way (Stephanie)|All the Way]]" was used as the [[NTV]] TV show ''[[Rajikaru]]'''s June ending theme song. [[Stephanie (singer)|Stepha ; TV Performances
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• Because of You (Stephanie)
  ; TV Performances ...stered by [[Suzue Machiko]] ([[Sony Music Entertainment|Sony Music Studios Tokyo]])
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• Winter Gold
  ; TV Performances ...stered by [[Suzue Machiko]] ([[Sony Music Entertainment|Sony Music Studios Tokyo]])
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• Friends (Stephanie)
  ; TV Performances ...stered by [[Suzue Machiko]] ([[Sony Music Entertainment|Sony Music Studios Tokyo]])
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• Sakura Goodbye
  # [[Tokyo (SCANDAL)|TOKYO]] ; TV Performances
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• Flashback / Komorebi no Uta
  ...omorebi no Uta]]" were used as the second opening and ending theme to [[TV Tokyo]] [[Anime|anime]] [[wikipedia:Hero Tales|Juushin Enbu]]. It reached the #39
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• Makino Yui
  * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] In March 2008, Makino graduated from [[wikipedia:Tokyo College of Music|Tokyo College of Music]]'s piano department and released her second album ''[[Mak
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• Hana wa Saite Tada Yurete
  ...e track was used as the ending theme for the [[TBS]] program ''[[Uwasa no! Tokyo Magazine]]''. It was released in two versions: a limited edition with a DVD [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Yubikiri (Younha)
  ...ri was chosen to be an insert song for the [[Fuji TV]] [[Dorama|dorama]] [[Tokyo Wankei ~Destiny of Love~]].
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• Sano Mizuki
  ===TV Drama=== *''[[Aji Ichi Monme]]'' ([[TV Asahi]], 1995) - Yuusuke
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• Yamazaki Ayako
  ...k in show business in 1993 when she became the grand champion for the Fuji TV television show ''[[Golden Rush]]''. She debuted as a singer a year later w * '''Birthplace:''' Tokyo
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• Aimoto Kumiko
  * '''Birthplace:''' Minato, Tokyo. [[Japan]] ...n variety shows including becoming a mascot from 1976 to 1981 for the show TV Jokki.
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• Nakayama Miho
  * '''Birthplace:''' Koganei, Tokyo Prefecture * [1997.xx.xx] Nakayama Miho in Eiga "Tokyo Hiyori" (中山美穂 in 映画『東京日和』)
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• Koigoromo / Eternal Snow
  ...to Otoko to Onna~]] while "[[Eternal Snow]]" is the opening theme for [[TV Tokyo]] program [[Anisong Purasu]]. The single reached #96 on the [[Oricon]] char
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• Tamura Naomi
  * [1996.09.04] ''[[A Tribute To Japan: Life In Tokyo]]'' (#8 ''Communist China'' feat. '''SHOTA (Tamura Naomi)''') ...'[[Sabaku no Kaizoku! Captain Kuppa Original Soundtrack]]'' (#1 ''Realize (TV Size)'')
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• Asada Miyoko
  * '''Birthplace:''' Minato, Tokyo Prefecture Asada Miyoko was first scouted by a scout on the streets of Tokyo in the summer of 1972. At first, her parents were opposed of her entering t
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• Yonemitsu Miho
  ...保) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer, former member of the idol group [[Tokyo Performance Doll]] from 1990 to 1994, and member of the duo [[bibi]]. After ** [[Tokyo Performance Doll]] (1990-1994)
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• Tokunaga Ai
  ...永愛) is a Japanese [[seiyuu]], singer, and former member of the group [[Tokyo Performance Doll]]. ** [[Tokyo Performance Doll]] (1994-1996)
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• Merry-go-round (angela)
  ...nd)|angela]]. The title track was used as the second ending theme for [[TV Tokyo]] program ''[[Kaiun! Nandemo Kanteidan]]''. The single reached #72 on the [ [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Cherish (Arashiro Beni)
  ...ile "[[Goal (Arashiro Beni)|GOAL]]" was the ending theme song for the [[TV TOKYO]] [[Anime|anime]] ''[[Eyeshield 21]]'' (episodes 36 to 64). The single reac [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Suzanne
  ...agency. That same year she got own corner segment on the TV show ''[[Blog TV]]'', and appeared on ''[[Gravure Talk Audition]]'' show. * [2007-Present] [[Sanma no SUPER Karakuri TV]]
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• Kiss Kiss Kiss (BENI)
  ...choku] (during March). It was also used as the ending theme songs for [[TV TOKYO]]'s ''[[Ryuuha-R]]'' and ''[[JAPAN COUNTDOWN]]'', and [[THK]]'s ''[[Ageten] [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Koizumi Kyoko
  * [2011.02.09] [[TOKYO No.1 SOUL SET]] - ''[[Subete Hikari (album)|Subete Hikari]]'' * [1992] [[Hanaoka Seishu no Tsuma (1992 TV dorama)|Hanaoka Seishu no Tsuma]]
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• Yorosen!
  ...uring [[Hello! Project]] members as teacher and students. It aired on [[TV Tokyo]] from 10/06/2008 - 03/27/2009 (weekdays only) with a running time of about ...leaders to cute animals and everything in between. In a [[Hello! Project]] TV tradition, shows relating to food often had the teacher or special student
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• Daikkirai Demo Arigatou
  ...elma)|You're My Only Shinin' Star]]" was used as the theme song for the TV Tokyo [[Dorama|dorama]] ''[[Cafe Kichijouji]]''. The single was a collaboration w
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• Matsushita Yuya
  * [2010.12.22] [["Kuroshitsuji 2" Original Soundtrack]] (#24 ''Bird (TV size)'') ...23] [[Durarara!! OST Best Hit Ikebukuro Psyche de Remix]] (#21 ''Trust Me (TV Size)'')
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• Oha Star
  ...remake of the show ''[[Ohayou Studio]]'', a similar show that aired on TV Tokyo from 1979 to 1986. At 7:05 am JST, the show also broadcasts to [[Nara TV]] and [[TV Wakayama]]. This is the main segment of the show as it is called "Oha Live"
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• Robot Honey
  # [[Sazae Funkadelic|SAZAE FUNKADELiC (TOKYO IKEJIRI PLASTIC BABE rmx)]] [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Koko de Kiss Shite.
  ...wer Push!" song for January 1999, as well as the ending theme song for the TV show [[Downtown DX]]. "Koko de Kiss Shite." is considered to be Shiina's br ...t]] DVD as track #5. This version is a self-cover, as Shiina was part of [[Tokyo Jihen]] at the time of this performance.
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• Yazawa Erika
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo]], Japan * [2006 - 2011] [[Idoling!!! (TV show)|Idoling!!!]]
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• Shuraba
  [[Image:Tokyo Jihen - Shuraba.jpg|thumb|230px|Single Cover]] : [[Tokyo Jihen]]
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• Hasegawa Rumi
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo]], Japan * [2006 - 2009] [[Idoling!!! (TV show)|Idoling!!!]]
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• Endo Mai
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo]], Japan * [2006 - Present] [[Idoling!!! (TV show)|Idoling!!!]]
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• Maia
  * '''Place of Birth:''' [[wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ===TV Shows===
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• Yokoyama Rurika
  * [2006 - Present] [[Idoling!!! (TV show)|Idoling!!!]] * [2007 - 2010] [[Idoling!!! (TV show)|Idoling!!! Nikki]]
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• Kawamura Yui
  * [2009] [[Tokyo DOGS]] ''(ep2)'' * [2008 - Present] [[Idoling!!! (TV show)|Idoling!!!]]
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• Kikuchi Ami
  * [2012] [[Hao Hao! Jiang Shi Girl ~Tokyo Denshidai Senki~]] ''(ep6)'' * [2008 - Present] [[Idoling!!! (TV show)|Idoling!!!]]
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• Miyake Hitomi
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo]], Japan * [2008 - Present] [[Idoling!!! (TV show)|Idoling!!!]]
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• Tachibana Yurika
  * [2009 - Present] [[Idoling!!! (TV show)|Idoling!!!]] * [2009 - 2010] [[Idoling!!! (TV show)|Idoling!!! Nikki]]
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• Okawa Ai
  * [2009] [[Tokyo DOGS]] ''(ep2)'' * [2009 - Present] [[Idoling!!! (TV show)|Idoling!!!]]
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• Music Controller
  ...eats love sickness. The titular track was used as ending theme songs on TV Tokyo's ''[[Music Break]]'' and ''[[Ichioshi]]''. The single did not manage to ch [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Plastic Girl
  ...011-06-06.</ref> The titular track was used as an ending theme song for TV Tokyo program ''[[Kyuuyo Meisai]]'' during the months of October to December (200 [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Candy Cutie
  ...ferent intro than the one on the album. The title song was also used as TV Tokyo's "Kyuuyo Meisai" ending theme. [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Kasahara Hiroko
  *'''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ===TV Series===
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• Ueda Kana
  ===TV Anime=== *[2007] [[wikipedia:Tokyo Majin Gakuen Kenpuchō: Tō|Tokyo Majin Gakuen Kenpuchou Tou]] - Marie Clair
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• Stereo 04
  ...edition is just the CD. The title track was used as the theme song for TV Tokyo's ''[[GAME JOCKEY]]''. The single did not chart on the [[Oricon]] weekly ch [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• JAM Project
  * [2017.10.18] [[Tokyo Dive|TOKYO DIVE]] ...M Project Japan Tour 2017-2018 Tokyo Dive|JAM Project JAPAN TOUR 2017-2018 TOKYO DIVE]]
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• Iizuka Mayumi
  * '''Birthplace:''' Tokyo, [[Japan]] ...Shuudaika Perfect Best (1997-2003)]] (アニメポケットモンスター TV主題歌 パーフェクトベスト(1997-2003)) <small>('''Kazumi''' - wit
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• Hi no Ataru Basho (MISIA)
  ...ine.co.jp/ Elle Seine] [[CM|commerical]] song and the opening theme for TV Tokyo's ''BREAKBEATS''. The single peaked at #9 on the weekly [[Oricon]] chart in [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Fujitani Miwako
  * '''Birthplace:''' Toshima-ku, Tokyo, [[Japan]] * [1997] [[Gift (TV dorama)|Gift]]
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• Henmi Emiri
  ...l she appeared in the third season of the television dorama ''[[Wonderful (TV dorama)|Wonderful]]''. * '''Birthplace:''' Tokyo, [[Japan]]
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• Hayami Saori
  *'''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]
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• Matsumoto Iyo
  * '''Birthplace:''' Ota, Tokyo, [[Japan]] * [1982.05.21] [[TV no Kuni Kara Kirakira]] (TVの国からキラキラ)
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• Togawa Kyoko
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Shinjuku, Tokyo|Shinjuku, Tokyo]], [[Japan]] *[1975] [[Ginga TV Shosetsu]]
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• Hotarubi (RYTHEM)
  ...EM]]'s twelfth single. The title track was used as the ending theme for TV Tokyo's show [[FIGHTENSION☆SCHOOL]]. The single reached the #36 position and c
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• Magic Number
  ...ni Shite]]'' are from her concert at [[wikipedia:Tokyo International Forum|Tokyo International Forum]] Hall A in her [[Sakamoto Maaya Live Tour 2009 "We Are ; Magic Number (TV size)
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• Girl's Night
  ...inyl record. "Girls Night" was used as the theme for the [[Wikipedia:Tokyo TV|TX]] music program ''[[JAPAN COUNTDOWN]]''. This is Crystal's first single [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Yamamoto Maria
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] * [2004] [[Wikipedia:School Rumble|School Rumble]] Jollin, TV Reporter
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• Mikazuki no Canoe ~A Crescent Moon Canoe~
  ...d by [[Iijima Mari]]. The title track was used as an ending theme for [[Tv Tokyo]] program "Nerawareta Gakuen". This single did not chart on the [[Oricon]] [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Send A Little Love
  ...pop song recorded by [[dream]]. It was used as an ending theme for the TV Tokyo show ''[[Sukiyaki!! London Boots Daisakusen]]''. [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Eden ~Kimi ga Inai~
  ...rc]]'s third single. The title song was used as an ending theme for the TV Tokyo variety show ''[[Sukiyaki!! London Boots Daisakusen]]''. The single reached [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Ogata Megumi
  *'''Place of Birth:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] *[1999.03.17] [[Live Mo in Tokyo to Hong Kong|Live [em:óu] in TOKIO to HONG KONG]] (live album)
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• Kimagure Princess
  ...le track was used as the ending theme song for TV Tokyo's ''[http://www.tv-tokyo.co.jp/gyakuryu/ The Gyakuryu Researchers]''. The single was released in lim [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Kato Emiri
  *'''Birthplace:''' [[wikipedia:Fussa, Tokyo|Fussa]], [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ===TV Series===
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• Miyazaki Ui
  *'''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ===TV Series===
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• Aso Natsuko
  *'''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ...! Z Hen on television Original Soundtrack Vol. 1]] (#31 ''Brand new world (TV size)'')
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• Progressive
  ...ce on May 19, 2009 at [[Shibuya O-WEST]], and [[Kalafina]]'s appearance on TV program ''[[Utatane]]'' of July 18th.
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• NICO Touches the Walls
  ...er promo.jpg|thumb|250px|NICO Touches the Walls promoting "[[Tokyo Dreamer|TOKYO Dreamer]]" (2014)]] *[2014.08.20] [[Tokyo Dreamer|TOKYO Dreamer]]
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• Takagaki Ayahi
  *'''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo, Japan]] ...013.07.24] [[Next Destination|Next Destination TV Size]] (Next Destination TVサイズ)
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• Toyosaki Aki
  ===TV Series=== *[2013] [[wikipedia:Tokyo Ravens|Tokyo Ravens]] - '''Kon'''
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• Robokiss
  *[2019] - 55th Anniversary TV Tokyo Music Festival
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• Iwasato Yuho
  *[[Kiiro TV]] (黄色いTV) *[[Tokyo Collection|TOKYO Collection]] (TOKYOコレクション)
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• Endo Aya
  ===TV Series=== *[2009] [[wikipedia:Tokyo Magnitude 8.0|Tokyo Magnitude 8.0]] - Lisa
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• Corridor
  ...Ashiato]]" was used as the ending theme for TV Tokyo series [http://www.tv-tokyo.co.jp/mystery9/ "Suiyou Mystery 9"].
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• All My Love (Horie Yui)
  ...for you, be for me]]" were used as the opening and ending theme for the TV Tokyo[[Anime|anime]] ''[[wikipedia:Ground Defense Force! Mao-chan|Rikujou Bouetai
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• Little Girl (miwa)
  ; TV Performances : Mastering: [[Maeda Yasuji]] at Bernie Grundman Mastering Tokyo
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• Hirako Risa
  * '''Birth place:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] Hirako Risa was born in [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. She was raised by her mother and father along with her brothe
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• Mugen (Mizuki Nana)
  ...HE ANIMATION Tethe'alla-hen]]'', and "[[Dear Dream]]" was a theme song for TV program ''[[Card Gakuen]]''. : Recorded at [[aLIVE RECORDING STUDIO]] ([[Sony Music Studio Tokyo]])
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• Turning Point (Okui Masami)
  ...sami]]. The title track was used as a theme song for [[Fuji TV]] program [[Tokyo Slang]]. The single reached #47 on the [[Oricon]] charts and charted for tw [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Lolita Strawberry in Summer
  ...'' and the ending theme song for the program ''[[Platinum Ticket]]'' on TV Tokyo. The single peaked at #23 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts. [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Mata Aimashou
  ...the theme song for the [[Anime|OVA]] ''[[Wikipedia:Tokyo Marble Chocolate|Tokyo Marble Chocolate]]'', which featured the voice of SEAMO himself. The single [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Fukumura Mizuki
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Tokyo Prefecture|Tokyo, Japan]] ; TV Programs
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• Miyamoto Karin
  ; TV Dramas ; TV Programs
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• Love & Peace Paradise
  ...Erina]]. "Love & Peace = Paradise" is used as the ending theme song for TV Tokyo's ''Kitty's Paradise peace'', which Mano appears as a regular, and as the t ;TV Performances
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• Hell Bound Heart
  ...ry Special ''PENICILLIN TV'' (Broadcasted on February 3rd 2005 on Tokyo MX TV) ...ry TV special ''PENICILLIN TV''. Future releases have more volumes of this TV special. The album reached #72 on the [[Oricon]] charts, where it charted f
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• Launch Party!!!
  ..., and a regular CD only edition. The album was described as a depiction of Tokyo's club life and dance scene including dance tracks with a heavy electronic ...ww.jogatom.co.jp/ Jouguchi Atom] CM theme song and as ending theme for the TV show ''[[Minna no Uma Club]]''.
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• Johnny's Jr.
  Some of the Johnny's Jr. audition were also aired on several TV Shows such as [[8ji daJ!]], [[Ya-Ya-yah!]] and [[School Kakumei]]. * [[TOKYO (band)|TOKYO]]
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• V.WEST
  Together they had a TV-Show, ''Shuukan V.WEST'' (Weekly V.WEST), on Kansai TV. But then Mizuno Kiyohito and Imayama Toru decided to left the agency, so t ...f V.WEST and some other Kansai Jrs, who used to have lots of activities in Tokyo, would have great roles in this stage play. The play was a success and brou
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• Hanazono Kinema
  ...from their fourth album "[[Limelight]]". The title song was used as Tokyo TV's "Rubycon" opening theme song. The single reached #27 on the [[Oricon]] ch [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Heike-ha
  *On November 29th, 2011, they held a small concert at Tokyo Globe Theatre as part of recording for [[Shounen Club Premium]] Christmas S ==TV==
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• Dream Girl
  ...song "[[Love Machine]]". It was used as theme song for the TV-Show ''[[vs Tokyo Girls]]'', which was a documentary/reality show about the [[Hello! Project
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• Morning Cop ~Daite Hold on Me!~
  * Production: [[Up Front Agency Group]], [[TV Tokyo]], [[TV Tokyo|TV Tokyo Music]], [[Yoshimoto Kougyou]], [[Dentsuudai]]
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• Hello! Morning Episode 002
  ...re suddenly transformed into the Ballerina Corps Melon in order to save TV Tokyo! While under attack, they discover their ballet poses from class unlock the
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• SMILE-UP
  ...y, they are also known for appearing everywhere from [[Dorama|doramas]] to TV commercials. This agency is commonly known by the name '''Johnny's Jimusho' ...e and sing by supporting their seniors as backdancer or performing on some TV shows.
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• Miyahara Nami
  *'''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ===TV Series===
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• Uesaka Sumire
  ...ered [[Wikipedia:Sophia University|Sophia University]] located in Chiyoda, Tokyo, as a Russian studies major in 2012, and graduated in March of 2014. She al * [2015.02.11] [[Yami Yami Young Paradise in Tokyo]] (病み・病みヤングパラダイス in 東京)
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• Honey (Amano Tsukiko)
  ...by [[Amano Tsukiko]]. The title track was used as an ending theme for [[TV Tokyo]] program ''Cover Shiyou yo''. This single did not chart on the [[Oricon]] [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Metallic Doll
  ...T]]. The title song was used as the Sepetmber ending theme song for the TV Tokyo progamme ''[[Anitere Presents Anisong Plus]]''. The single reached #1 on th [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• fripSide
  ...ヒミツに恋する妹たち～ 主題歌マキシCD) <small>(DreamParty Tokyo 2008 Fall)</small> ...#1 "flower of bravery (TV Size)", #29 "Yappari Sekai wa Atashi☆Legend!! (TV Size)")''
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• Hibari
  ...d as the theme song for the character ShaSha (whom myco plays) from the TV Tokyo [[Anime|anime]] ''[[Get Ride! AMDRIVER]]''. This single failed to chart on
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• Kusuo
  ...0000]]" feat. [[C&K]] which was used as the opening theme for [[COUNT DOWN TV]] in February 2008. *[2008.05.28] [[mihimaru GT]] - [[Mihimarise|mihimarise]] (#5 ''tokyo'' feat. '''Kusuo''')
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• Mobile Suit Gundam SEED
  ...pan at 6:00 PM Saturday slot of [[Mainichi Broadcasting System|MBS]] and [[Tokyo Broadcasting System|TBS]] from October 5, 2002 to September 27, 2003. A seq ...2002, Animation Kobe's TV Feature Award, Japanese Otaku Awards in 2003 and Tokyo International Anime Fair's animation of the year in 2004.
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• Miyamoto Emiri
  *'''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ...1999, she returned to Japan and entered [[wikipedia:Tokyo College of Music|Tokyo College of Music]] for high school. She then continued to the college secti
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• Ai Subeki Mirai e (album)
  ...DOGS]]''. "[[Angel (EXILE)|Angel]]" was used as ending theme song for the TV show ''[[HIRUOBI!]]''. "[[Yumemiru You na Christmas]]" was used as CM theme
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• Katekyo Hitman REBORN!
  ...ation of the series was created by [[Artland]]. The series debuted on [[TV Tokyo]] on October 7th 2006, and is ran for a total of 203 episodes ending its ru ...and]], and is directed by [[Imaizumi Kenichi]]. The series debuted on [[TV Tokyo]] on October 7th 2006, and is still running weekly, currently in its sixth
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• Ogura Yui
  ...unced in April 2012, to be the ending theme song for the light novel-based TV anime series ''[[Wikipedia:Campione!|Campione!]]'', where Yui also provided * [2012] [http://www.tokyo-babel.jp/ Tokyo Babel] - Kami
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• Momoiro Clover Z
  ...Live Blu-ray & DVD|Momoiro Clover Z 10th Anniversary The Diamond Four -in Tokyo Dome-]] (ももいろクローバーZ 10th Anniversary The Diamond Four -in ...r Z" Show at Tokyo Kinema Club Live|5th ALBUM『MOMOIRO CLOVER Z』SHOW at Tokyo Kinema Club LIVE]]
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• Edo Polka / Yume Nakaba
  ...umi]]'', and "[[Seiro~Maze|Seiro~MAZE]]" was used at the theme song to the TV program [http://archives.nhk.or.jp/chronicle/B10002200090401130030065/ ''NH
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• Takamizawa Toshihiko
  ...ame="mf" /><ref>Takamizawa, Toshihiko. ''[[Shin Domoto Kyoudai]]''. [[Fuji TV]] [[Japan]]. 2007-07-15.</ref> * [2011.02.05] [[Takamiy Legend of Fantasia 2010 Fantasia -Live at Tokyo International Forum Sep.12.2010-]]
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• Shiroi Tokyo
  : Shiroi TOKYO (白いTOKYO; ''White Tokyo'') # Shiroi TOKYO (白いTOKYO)
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• Momoiro Kataomoi
  ==TV Performances== ...aru "First Date"|Matsuura Aya FIRST CONCERT TOUR 2002 Haru "FIRST DATE" at Tokyo International Forum]]
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• Fall in Love (Aoyama Thelma x SOL from BIGBANG)
  ...eve (Aoyama Thelma)|Believe]]", has been chosen as the theme song of Tokyo TV's broadcasting of the 2010 Vancouver Olympic Games.
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• Iwasaki Hiromi
  * '''Birthplace:''' Koto, [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ...uudaika Perfect Best (1997-2003)]]'' (アニメポケットモンスター TV主題歌 パーフェクトベスト(1997-2003)) (#11 ''Boku no Best Friend
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• 2PM
  2PM participated in a TV-Documentary/Reality, M.NET Hot Blood, about the the training of [[JYP Enter ..., the opportunity to be the hosts of the third season of ''[[Idol Army]]'' Tv-show. The program ran for four months, with a total of seventeen episodes,
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• Memories (Megamasso)
  ...plication form. The title song was used as an ending theme song for the TV TOKYO program ''[[Endou Atsushi]]''. The single reached #26 on the [[Oricon]] cha [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Junho
  * [2014.07.21] [["Love is Back" TV Soundtrack|"Love is back" TV soundtrack]] (#2 ''Ni Shi Dui De Ren with '''Junho''' / [[Qi Wei]]'') * [2009] [[Hello! Project Korea Auditions|Meet Tokyo Girl]]
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• 2AM
  ...Changmin]] who was serving in the military at that time, participated in a TV-Documentary/Reality, ''M.NET Hot Blood'', about the the training of JYP Ent ...our 2012 "For You" in Tokyo Kokusai Forum|2AM JAPAN TOUR 2012 "For you" in Tokyo Kokusai Forum]]
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• Kanda Noriyuki
  *'''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] ===Tv Shows===
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• Sugiura Miyuki
  ...show to appearing on home shopping networks. While appearing on [[24 Hour TV]] in 2003, Sugiura had a fist fight with singer [[Morikawa Miho]] in the dr * '''Birthplace:''' Higashimurayama, Tokyo Prefecture
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• Amagata Naomi
  ...直実) is a Japanese singer-songwriter. Amagata first appeared on the TV Tokyo program [[ASAYAN]]. But, it wasn't until 1996 when she made her singing car * '''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]
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• Ito Chieri
  ...start in show business in 1987 when she debuted as an actress in the Fuji TV dorama ''[[Kiss Yori Kantan]]'' with [[Kokusho Sayuri]], [[Kaku Chikako]], * '''Birthplace:''' Setagaya, [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]
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• Say a Little Prayer
  ...agiri, and Okushi were picked from [[AIS]] after their auditions on the TV Tokyo music television show "[[ASAYAN]]". The group chose the name "Say a Little
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• Yokoyama Chisa
  * '''Birthplace:''' Sumidaku, [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] * [2002] [[Wikipedia:Yu-Gi-Oh! (2000 TV series)|Yu-Gi-Oh!]] - Umiuma Noa
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• Sakura no Shiori
  ...aring [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hakama Hakama] costumes with several [[Tokyo]] districts used as background. The PV is directed by [[Iwai Shunji]], famo ;TV Performances
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• Hard to Say
  ...ystal Kay)|Ex-Boyfriend]]". The song was used as the opening theme to [[TV Tokyo]]'s ''[[COUNTDOWN JAPAN]]''. "hard to say" features raps from both SORA3000
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• U-Kiss
  * [2017.09.06] [[Wikipedia:Manhole (TV series)|Manhole OST]] ''(#5 Run A Way)'' ...[U-Kiss "First Kiss" Live in Tokyo & Osaka|U-KISS 「First Kiss」 Live in TOKYO & OSAKA]]
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• Rock It Down
  # ROCK IT DOWN (tv mix) ...]'s debut single. The title track was used as the opening theme for the TV Tokyo show ''[[ASAYAN]]''. The single reached #36 on the weekly [[Oricon]] charts
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• TRUE (singer)
  * '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Tokyo|Tokyo, Japan]] ...al Soundtrack|BUDDY COMPLEX ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK]]'' (Disc 2 #25 "UNISONIA (TV Size)")
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• Ono Masatoshi
  * '''Birthplace:''' Adachi, [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] * [2006.06.23] [[TV Animation Kishin Hoko Demonbane Soundtrack]] (#21 ''In Cry Of Vengeance'')
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• Over Drive
  # over drive (tv mix) ...e]]'s third single. The title track was used as an ending theme for the TV Tokyo music show ''[[ASAYAN]]''. The single reached #49 on the weekly [[Oricon]]
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• Platinum (m.o.v.e)
  # platinum (TV MIX) ...]]'s sixth single. The title track was used as an opening theme for the TV Tokyo show ''[[Sukiyaki!! London Boots Daisaku Ikusa]]''. The single reached #40
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• Super Sonic Dance
  # SUPER SONIC DANCE (TV MIX) ....o.v.e]]'s 11th single. The title track was used as an ending theme for TV Tokyo show ''[[Sukiyaki!! London Boots Daisakusen]]''. The single was reached #12
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• Marty Friedman
  ...side former [[Gravure|gravure]] [[Idol|idol]] [[Kumada Yoko]] for the [[TV Tokyo]] television show, ''Heavy Metal-san'' (ヘビメタさん). After the show ...'s ''[[Go-Go Datte Neko de]]''. He has also released the ''[[Tokyo Jukebox|TOKYO JUKEBOX]]'' album, which is made up of covers of [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] son
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• Dream On
  ...6 A ~M(a)de in Japan~|ayumi hamasaki COUNTDOWN LIVE 2015-2016 A ~M(A)DE IN TOKYO~]] [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Time Will Tell
  : Mixing: [[Goh Hotoda]] at STUDIO farm & Bunkamura Studio, Tokyo/Chung King Studios N.Y. ...tic / time will tell]]". It was used as the ending theme song to the Fuji TV show ''[[Gokigenyou]]''.
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• D=OUT
  ...the TUXEDO PRODUCTION presents tour ''TOUR TUXEDO COLLECTION'07 -FINAL!! -Tokyo-'' final, and on July 12th at Yokohama ARENA SOUND HALL for one of the ''h' ...double A-side promo.jpg|right|240px|thumb|D=OUT promoting "[[Bankoku, Dai-Tokyo / Akai Kasa to Anata]]" (2008)]]
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• Hayashi Hiroko
  ...''[[Tabiji]]''. Then nine years, she won the grand prix award at the Fuji TV music television contest "[[Kimi Koso Star da!]]". This lead her to debut a * '''Birthplace:''' Oota, [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]
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• Ohba Kumiko
  ..."[[Ai no Yamakawa]]". A year later, she won the special prize from the TV Tokyo television contest "[[Anata wo Star ni!]]", where she got a contract with t
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• Under the Same Sky
  ...song by [[Leah Dizon]]. It was used as the opening theme song for the ''[[Tokyo Prom Queen]]'' web-drama, a Japanese spin-off series of the American web te [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Get Over (dream)
  ...11th single. The title track was used as the first opening theme to the TV Tokyo [[Anime|anime]] ''[[Hikaru no Go]]''. It is considered one of the group's m ;TV Performances
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• Hanabira (OLIVIA)
  ...[[Olivia Lufkin|OLIVIA]]. The song was used as an ending theme for the TV Tokyo show ''[[G-Paradise]]''. [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Tokyo Bijin
  : Tokyo Bijin (東京美人) # Tokyo Bijin (東京美人; ''Tokyo Beauty'')
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• Get Along With You
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• Maeda Ami
  * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] * Favorite TV show: Dramas
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• Kirei na Yozora
  ...la (band)|angela]]. The song was used as the first ending theme for the TV Tokyo [[Anime|anime]] ''[[wikipedia:Stellvia of the Universe|Uchuu no Stellvia]]'
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• Love Namida Iro
  ==TV Performances== ...aru "First Date"|Matsuura Aya FIRST CONCERT TOUR 2002 Haru "FIRST DATE" at Tokyo International Forum]]
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• Tropical Koishiteru
  ==TV Performances== ...aru "First Date"|Matsuura Aya FIRST CONCERT TOUR 2002 Haru "FIRST DATE" at Tokyo International Forum]]
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• 100 Kai no Kiss
  ==TV Performances== ...aru "First Date"|Matsuura Aya FIRST CONCERT TOUR 2002 Haru "FIRST DATE" at Tokyo International Forum]]
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• Rei -Zero-
  : Track Recorded by [[Okamoto Masao]] at Sony Music Studios Tokyo, ABS Recording and SWING ...track #3. It was used as the image song to the TV Tokyo's Grand Slam Judo Tokyo 2009.
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• Trigger (Porno Graffitti)
  # [[Koyoi, Tsuki ga Miezu Tomo]] (TV Spot) # [[Kono Mune wo, Ai wo Sasu yo]] (TV Spot)
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• Our Time
  ...ream's 9th single. The title track was used as an opening theme for the TV Tokyo show ''[[Sukiyaki!! London Boots Daisakusen]]''. The single reached #25 on ;TV Performances
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• History in Japan Vol.4
  * 4th LIVE TOUR 2009 ~The Secret Code~ FINAL in TOKYO DOME * Bee TV "Tohoshinki MOOLOG" Series Showdown
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• Dokudanjou Beauty
  * 2009.10.11 @ ZEPP TOKYO Live ...d season of Japanese broadcast of ''[[Wikipedia:Battlestar Galactica (2004 TV series)|Battlestar Galactica]]''. The single reached #7 on the [[Oricon]] w
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• Bye Bye (Kato Miliyah)
  : Strings Recorded by [[Hara Takeshi]] at Sony Music Studios Tokyo [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• J Soul Brothers
  The hiatus didn't last long as it was announced on the TV show ''[[Shuukan EXILE]]'' in July 2010 that new members were going to be o * [2016.11.09] [[Welcome to Tokyo (Sandaime J Soul Brothers)|Welcome to TOKYO]]
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• Chiisa na Koro Kara
  ...the film ''[[Shimusonzu]]'' and it was used ending theme song to the Fuji TV series ''[[Rooms]]''. The B-side, "[[Jitensha (JUDY AND MARY)|Jitensha]]" w The music video is found on the ''[[Hyper 90's JAM TV|HYPER 90'S JAM TV]]'' video as chapter #3 and on ''[[JUDY AND MARY All Clips -JAM Complete Vi
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• Daikirai (Heike Michiyo)
  ...hiyo's third single. The title song was used as an ending theme for the TV Tokyo variety show ''[[64 Mario Stadium]]''. Also, The title track appears on her [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Koisuru Velfarre Dance ~Saturday Night~
  ...ipedia:Whigfield|Whigfield]], and was used as an ending theme for the [[TV Tokyo]] show ''[[Quiz Aka Haji Aoi Haji]]''. The [[PV|music video]] for the song [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Shinin' on - Shinin' Love
  ...released by [[MAX]]. The title track was used as an image song for the TV Tokyo coverage of the '97 [[Wikipedia:Volleyball World Grand Champions Cup|Volley
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• Michishirube (Tachibana Keita)
  ...a]]'s debut single. The title track was used as the ending theme to the TV Tokyo anime ''[[Katekyo Hitman REBORN!]]''. It was released in two versions: a re
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• Friend (Tachibana Keita)
  ...]'s second single. The title track was used as the opening theme to the TV Tokyo anime [[BLUE DRAGON]].
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• Moonlight (MAX)
  ...old 28,000 copies. The title track was used as an opening theme for the TV Tokyo variety show ''[[Sukiyaki!! London Boots Daisaku Ikusa]]''. [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Paradise Lost (MAX)
  ...ina]] as the sole singer. The song was used as an opening theme for the TV Tokyo show ''[[Kuru Kuru Ami]]''. [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Feel So Right
  ...eleased by [[MAX]]. The title track was used as an ending theme for the TV Tokyo [[Anime|anime]] ''[[Wikipedia:Captain Tsubasa|Captain Tsubasa Road to 2002]
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• Akutsu Kentaro
  ...Geneon Superboy Contest. He also debuted an actor a year after in the Fuji TV dorama ''[[Houkago]]''. Later on, he debuted as a singer-songwriter with th * '''Birthplace:''' Yotsuya, Shinjuku-ku, [[Tokyo]], Japan
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• TOKYO GIRLS' STYLE
  [[File:TOKYO GIRLS STYLE - Strawberry Float promo.jpg|thumb|500px|TOKYO GIRLS' STYLE promoting "[[Strawberry Float]]" (2021)]] '''TOKYO GIRLS' STYLE''' or '''TOKYO JOSHIRYU''' (東京女子流) is a four-member female [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]
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• Himawari ~Growing Sunflower~
  ...[[SPEED]]. The title track was used as an ending theme for the [[Wikipedia:Tokyo Broadcasting System|TBS]] series ''[[Kings' Brunch|KING's BRUNCH]]''. [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Hinagata Akiko
  *'''Birthplace:''' Edogawa, Tokyo, Japan ...ma]] ''[[Obenkyou]]'' in 1992. Two years later, she was chosen as the Fuji TV Visual Queen of the Year. She also won the grand prize at the 10th Annual J
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• Samishii Nettaigyo (W)
  * 2019 June 26 - 55th Anniversary TV Tokyo Music Festival
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• COMA-CHI
  *'''Birthplace:''' [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]] * [2008.12.10] [[Kato Miliyah]] - [[Tokyo Star Tour 2008|TOKYO STAR Tour 2008]] (#18 ''FUTURECHECKA'' feat. [[SIMON]], '''COMA-CHI''' & [[
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• Yamamoto Yusuke (actor)
  [[Image:yamamotoyusuke.jpg|thumb|275px|Yamamoto Yusuke at Fuji TV's Young Scenario Awards Ceremony (2010)]] *[2006] [[Wanna be FREE! Tokyo Gal]]
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• Mabushikute
  ...eased by [[Qlair]]. The title track was used as an ending theme for the TV Tokyo show ''[[Sei PC High School]]''. The single reached #57 on the weekly [[Ori [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Kishidan
  ...malcontent youth anthem "[[One Night Carnival]]", a song featured in many TV shows and even in the video game ''[[Osu! Tatakae Ouendan|Osu! Tatakae Ouen ...he Last Song" in Tokyo Dome|Kishidan Genshou Saishu Sho "THE LAST SONG" in Tokyo Dome]] (氣志團現象最終章 “THE LAST SONG”in 東京ドーム)
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• Fukuyama Masaharu
  *[2005.08.17] [[Tokyo (Fukuyama Masaharu)|Tokyo]] (東京) ...Kimi]] (東京にもあったんだ / 無敵のキミ; ''Because I was in Tokyo / Invincible You'')
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• Koda Kumi
  ** [[Tokyo Pudding to Taisetsu na Nakamatachi]] (2014) ...nal in Tokyo Dome|KODA KUMI LIVE TOUR 2007 ~Black Cherry~ SPECIAL FINAL in TOKYO DOME]]'' show were priced at &yen;7,777.
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• GACKT
  In addition to music, Gackt has done work as an actor in TV, movies, and commercials. Gackt starred in the [[Dorama|Japanese drama]] '' * [2014.10.15] [[GACKT × Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra「Kareinaru Classic no Yube」]] <small>(Digital)</s
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• L'Arc~en~Ciel
  ...[[yukihiro]] joined the band. The first concert date of the new tour in [[Tokyo Dome]] had an attendance of 56,000 and sold out in four minutes, a testamen In June 2003, L'Arc~en~Ciel came back to play a series of seven concerts in [[Tokyo]] and announced a new album for release in the following year. So, in Febru
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• Hello! Project
  [[Tokyo†’ Niigata Music Convoy|Tokyo → Niigata Music Convoy]] == TV Shows ==
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• Morning Musume
  ...ght! / The Vision / Tokyo to Iu Katasumi]] (泡沫サタデーナイト! / Tokyoという片隅) <small>('''Morning Musume. '16''')</small> ...sion / Tokyo to Iu Katasumi]] (泡沫サタデーナイト! / The Vision / Tokyoという片隅) <small>('''Morning Musume. '16''')</small>
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• Utada Hikaru
  Utada is bilingual, as she was raised in both New York and Tokyo. She is also known in the West under her English language project name 'Uta ...]]. Utada was raised in both New York and [[Tokyo]], and felt as if both [[Tokyo]] and New York were her hometown.
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• Kimi ni Deaete Arigatou
  ...e track was used as an ending theme in the month of September for the [[TV Tokyo]] program ''[[Future Model]]''. The single reached #100 on the [[Oricon]] c [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Romancing Train
  ...4th single. The title track was used as the second ending theme for the TV Tokyo [[Anime|anime]] ''[[Final Fantasy: Unlimited|Final Fantasy: Unlimited]]''.
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• vistlip
  ...theme songs for the TV show ''Chou Saisentan Entertainment Jouhou Bangumi TOKYO Brake Suru~!''. The single reached #178 on the [[Oricon]] charts, where it ...nces in events sposnored by labels, the first was [[SOUND ONLY MUSIC]]'s [[Tokyo Shitei]] "T" project "AREA:24" on September 23rd and the second was the 77t
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• Drop Note.
  ...g theme song for the TV show ''Chou Saisentan Entertainment Jouhou Bangumi TOKYO Brake Suru~!''. The single reached #123 on the [[Oricon]] charts, where it [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Alone (vistlip)
  ...g theme song for the TV show ''Chou Saisentan Entertainment Jouhou Bangumi TOKYO Brake Suru~!''. The single reached #117 on the [[Oricon]] charts, where it [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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• Sara (vistlip)
  ...g theme song for the TV show ''Chou Saisentan Entertainment Jouhou Bangumi TOKYO Brake Suru~!''. The single reached #178 on the [[Oricon]] charts, where it [[Category:TV Theme Song]]
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