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  • ...promo.jpg|thumb|500px|B'z promoting ''[[B'z The Best XXV 1988-1998]] and [[B'z The Best XXV 1999-2012]]'' (2013)]] '''B'z''' (pronounced ''Biizu'') is a [[J-Rock|Japanese rock]] duo signed to [[VER
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  • ...for the short lived girl-band, [[Mean Machine]]. YUKI made her solo debut in 2002 with the single, "[[The End of Shite|the end of shite]]". ...lder sister of her brother Taminori. She attended an all-girls high school in Hakodate and continued her studies at [[Wikipedia:Hakodate Otani College|Ha
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  • ...He is produced by [http://asobisystem.com/ ASOBISYSTEM], a company famous in producing [[Kyarypamyupamyu]] and [[Yun*chi]]. In 1999, he participated as a mixer for many artists including [[Hamasaki Ayum
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  • ...D)|Mao]] and [[Aki (SID)|Aki]], though it wasn't until their first one-man live at Meguro Rockmaykan on January 14th, 2004 that [[Shinji (SID)|Shinji]] and ...ikipedia:MiniDisc|MiniDisc]] titled "[[Yoshigai Manabu 17-sai (Mushoku)]]" in August 20th, 2003. A second press of it was released three months later on
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  • ...ged to a darker concept with their hit song "[[Lupin (KARA song)|Lupin]]". In Japan, they were signed under [[Universal Music Japan]]'s [[EMI Music Japan ...ara]] decided not to join [[Seung Yeon|Seungyeon]], [[Nicole]] and Jiyoung in terminating her contract. Due the conflict DSP Entertainment suspended any
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  • ...sbanded. They re-emerged and performed in the 2009/10 New Year's countdown live and announced that they would again be active. This activity proved to be t ...toi (Phantasmagoria)|Matoi]], on the other hand, hasn't lately been active in the music scene.
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  • ...ial website after [[Phantasmagoria]]'s last one-man concert ''Diamond Dust in Truth ~Arata na Yakusoku~'' at Osaka BIG CAT on April 5th, 2010. ...ld be going into a temporary activity pause, and deatils about it would be in the July 21st CURE issue.
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  • ...ese [[idol]] group produced by [[Akimoto Yasushi]]. It performs regularly in the NMB48 Theater, previously known as base YOSHIMOTO. ...a. NMB48's name comes from '''N'''a'''MB'''a, an alternate romanization of Nanba.
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  • ...[[Wanikawa Kiharuo]] joined the group later on when Yamashita and him met in high school. The group always practiced on Sundays and had about 7-8 songs ...group only released one album and one single when they decided to breakup in 1976.
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  • :2014.03.16 <small>(Nanba Hatch, Osaka)</small> There are currently two versions of "Otona na no yo!" to be found in Berryz Kobo and [[Hello! Project]]'s discography. These versions are:
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