Candy

In generasia, Candy (キャンディ) or Candies (キャンディーズ) could be a reference to:

Artists

• Candies (キャンディーズ), a popular Japanese idol trio from 1972 to 1979.

Manga

• Candy Candy (キャンディ♥キャンディ), a popular shoujo manga created by Mizuki Kyoko and Igarashi Yumiko.

Albums & Mini-Albums

• Candy, Matsuda Seiko's sixth album.
• CANDY, Ohta Hiromi's third mini-album.

Singles

• "Candy", BUCK-TICK's 12th single.
• "Candy", C-C-B's debut single.
• "Candy", Crystal Kay's 13th single.
• "Candy", Harada Shinji's second single.
• "CANDY", Hirai Ken's 30th single.
• "Candy", Hoshimura Mai's 16th single.
• "Candy" feat. Mr.Blistah, Koda Kumi's 25th single.

Songs

• "Candy", a song recorded by AKB48's Team B, the 7th song of their 5th Stage.
• "Candy", a song recorded by Fukuda Saki, track #9 on her second album VOICE.
• "Candy", a song recorded by Goto Maki, track #3 on her 1st mini-album SWEET BLACK.
• "Candy", a song recorded by Koyanagi Yuki, track #5 on her third cover album KOYANAGI the COVERS PRODUCT 2, a cover of Harada Shinji's song of the same name.
• "CANDY♥", a song recorded by Kosaka Riyu, track #10 on her debut album begin.
• "candy (feat. Lee Hyori)", a song recorded by MayBee, track #7 on her debut album a LetTer frOm Abell1689.
• "CANDY", song recorded by MEG, B-side of her 13th single "PRECIOUS"
• "Candy", a song recorded by Mr.Children, track #5 on their 12th album I ♥ U.
• "candy", a song recorded by Nishino Kana, track #9 on her debut album LOVE one..
• "Candy", a song recorded by Shimatani Hitomi, track #5 on her first cover album Otoko Uta ~cover song collection~, a cover of Harada Shinji's song of the same name.
• "candy", a song recorded by V6, track #5 on the second disc of their tenth album Voyager.
• "Candy", a song recorded by Yamashita Tomohisa, track #2 on his fifth single "I, Texas".
• "Candy Candy" (キャンディ♥キャンディ), a song recorded by Horie Mitsuko and The Chirps, opening theme to the anime adaption of Candy Candy.
• "Candy Candy" (キャンディ♥キャンディ), a song recorded by misono, featured in "misono to Utaou! Animedley I" on her misono Cover ALBUM, a cover of Horie Mitsuko and The Chirps song of the same name.

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