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• D DATE
  ...LIFE promo.jpg|thumb|400px|D☆DATE promoting "[[Change My Life|CHANGE my LIFE]]" (2011) Left to right: [[Igarashi Shunji]], [[Horii Arata]], [[Seto Koji] '''D☆DATE''' (でぃーでいと) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] unit of [[D-BOYS]] under [[Watanabe Entertainment]].
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• BONNIE PINK
  * '''Date of Birth:''' {{bda|1973|04|16|mf}} * '''Place of Birth''' [[Kyoto]], [[Japan]]
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• KOKIA
  ...n Japan was the single "[[The Power of Smile / Remember the Kiss|The Power of Smile / Remember the kiss]]", which reached #15 on [[Oricon]] charts. * '''Favourite Type of Music:''' Music from films, Disney Songs, Celtic Music
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• AAA
  AAA is a super performance unit of seven members of both boys and girls. They debuted with single "[[Blood on Fire|BLOOD on FIR ...n sale. That made AAA’s highest charting single but it also makes it one of the lowest number one debuts ever.
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• B'z
  ...o [[VERMILLION RECORDS]]. They are the best-selling Japanese musical group of all time, with a reported 80 million albums and singles sold since August 2 ..."[[Taiyou no Komachi Angel]]", was their first single to debut at #1. Each of their following singles and albums have also reached #1. Their fourth full
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• MISIA
  ...8 she debuted with the single "[[Tsutsumi Komu You ni...]]", which was one of MISIA's best selling singles. ...d [[R&B]] music that influenced her. She started voice training at the age of 15. During high school, she began training with some African-American vocal
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• mink
  ...008, it is relased her first best-of album entitled [[Best Of My Love|BEST OF MY LOVE]]. ...ional vocalists, it's an exquisite fusion of an Asian voice with the skill of first-class rated international divas.
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• Kobukuro
  ...y, met [[Kuroda Shunsuke]] who was performing on the streets. On September of the same year Kobuchi offered a song to Kuroda, seeing he was not very good ...hed #1 on the HMV Indies Chart, while their next, ''[[Root of My Mind|Root of my mind]]'', reached #2.
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• Oshima Yuko
  ...She was previously a second generation member of [[AKB48]] and the captain of [[AKB48 Team K|Team K]]. * '''Date of Birth:''' {{bda|1988|10|17|mf}}
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• Hold on to a Dream
  <li>[[Glory of Life]]</li> "Hold on to a dream" is the third single of [[mink]]. The title track was used as the Bourbon's "ALFOOT" [[CM]] song.
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• POLYSICS
  ...demark boiler suits and straight-bar glasses. They are named after a brand of synthesizers, the [[Wikipedia:Korg Polysix|Korg Polysix]]. ...laced by [[KAYO]]. They eventually named their band POLYSICS after a brand of synthesizers, the [[Wikipedia:Korg Polysix|Korg Polysix]].
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• 2004 Oricon Number 1 Releases
  ...s unavailable due to Oricon holidays and week 6’s sales is a combination of two weeks. Click on the # for that week to view the top 30 albums, singles. '''''Note:''' 'Week Sales' means the number of units that the product sold to get to #1 for that week. Usually this is the
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• 2004 Oricon Top 100 Singles
  [[Wonderful Life]] [[BUMP OF CHICKEN]]
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• Anime
  ...ew anime and manga that break the "style:" ''[[Blade of the Immortal|Blade of the Immortal]]'', ''[[Kenji|Kenji]]'', and ''[[Lone Wolf and Cub|Lone Wolf Anime has a reputation of being either violent or perverted (or both), but in fact, it ranges from pe
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• Yuzu
  *[2002.02.20] [[Koi no Kayoubi]] (恋の歌謡日; ''Song Day of Love'') *[2004.07.22] [[Eikou no Kakehashi]] (栄光の架橋; ''The Bridge of Glory'')
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• Kawada Mami
  ...ami''' (川田まみ) is a former [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and member of [[I've Sound]]. * [2006.03.01] [[Face of Fact -Resolution Ver.- / Undelete|Face of Fact -RESOLUTION Ver.- / undelete]] (split with [[KOTOKO]])
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• ayaka (singer)
  * '''Date of Birth:''' {{bda|1987|12|18|mf=yes}} * '''Place of Birth:''' [[Osaka]], [[Osaka Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
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• CRAZE
  ...TUSK was "[[Baby Punks 2000|baby punks 2000]]" single, which was a remake of an old work. After five years worked together with CRAZE, TUSK wanted to le * [1996.11.17] [[That's Life|THAT'S LIFE]]
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• May'n
  ...i May''' with the single "[[Crazy Crazy Crazy]]". But due to the unsuccess of her three singles with [[Universal Music Japan]], her talent agency decided ...the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and later became the 66th best selling single of the year. In August 2008, May'n collaborated with [[Nakajima Megumi]] and [
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• Crying Nut
  ...a string of band names including "Subway Spiders," "Spandax," and "Morning Glory," before finally deciding on Crying Nut. The band's name originated while t ...oup went on hiatus. The group completed their service in 2005, and in July of 2006 they released their fifth full length studio album, ''[[OK Mokjangui J
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