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• Otsuka Ai
  ...med at Makuhari Messe on July 7th, 2007, for one of Japan's two Live Earth concerts, alongside contemporaries [[Koda Kumi]] and [[ayaka]]. ...hen she announced on her official website she is involved in a new musical project, a new band which name is [[Rabbit]]. Their debut album [[Rabito]] was rele
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• Maeda Yuuka
  ...] singer and idol managed by [[Up-Front Agency]]. She was part of [[Hello! Project]] as a member of [[S/mileage]]. * '''Hello! Project groups:'''
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• C-ute Budokan Concert 2013 "Queen of J-Pop ~Tadoritsuita Onna Senshi~"
  # [[Meguru Koi no Kisetsu]] (めぐる恋の季節) <small>([[Hello! Pro Kenshuusei]])</small> *'''[[Hello! Pro Kenshuusei]]''' (special guests)
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• Dream (group)
  During this period, DRM spent much of its time performing at small concerts, even singing on sidewalks next to the streets. It was suspected that they In December 2011, [[E-Girls]] (EXILE Girls) was formed as a joint project featuring Dream, [[Happiness (group)|Happiness]], and [[FLOWER (group)|FLOW
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• Komatsu Miho
  ...ayed the keyboards. Later, Komatsu became the band's vocalist and they did concerts in [[Kyoto]], [[Osaka]] and [[Kobe]]. At the same time, she kept working on ...08.13] [[Double Front Project Remix Feat. Miho Komatsu "Nazo"|Double Front Project Remix Feat. MIHO KOMATSU "NAZO"]]
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• Berryz Kobo
  ...se pop]] girl group managed by [[Up-Front Promotion]] and part of [[Hello! Project]] from 2004 to 2015. ...ever, this idea was apparently dropped and in 2005, the other seven Hello! Project Kids ended up forming their own group, [[C-ute|°C-ute]].
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• Coconuts Musume
  '''Coconuts Musume''' (ココナッツ娘。) was a [[Hello! Project]] unit made up of members from Hawaii. ...rt Tour 2004 Haru The Best of Japan]], when Mika left Japan and the Hello! Project to study in America. With Mika gone, Coconuts Musume was just one member, A
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• Hello Pro Kenshuusei
  [[Image:helloprokenshuuseidec2017.jpg|180px|thumb|Hello Pro Kenshuusei, December 2017]] [[Image:helloprokenshuuseimarch2015.jpg|180px|thumb|Hello Pro Kenshuusei, March 2015]]
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• Abe Natsumi
  ...Project]] that year. On March 31, 2009, Abe Natsumi graduated from Hello! Project with the rest of the [[Elder Club]]. She is now a soloist and part of [[Mor * '''Hello! Project groups:'''
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• SINA
  ...have appeared in many mediums including radio, television, and small live concerts. The group put on small regular concerts under the title "TANOSINA", sometimes with [[Okada Yui]] as a guest perform
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• Minimoni
  ...subgroup of Japanese pop girl group [[Morning Musume]] under the [[Hello! Project]] label. They were one of Morning Musume's most popular subgroups for their ...nd [[Tsuji Nozomi]], for the new subgroup and the trio began performing in concerts as Minimoni. American-born [[Mika Todd]] of [[Coconuts Musume]] was later a
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• Yaguchi Mari
  ; Concerts Units ** [[Hello! Project Akagumi]] (2005)
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• Melon Kinenbi
  ...Heike Michiyo Protegee Audition in 1999. Unlike almost every other Hello! Project group, the lineup remained unchanged throughout its ten year history. Melon * [2001.12.21] Hello! Project - [[Petit Best 2 ~3, 7, 10~]] (#9 ''This is Unmei'')
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• Ishii Rika
  ...oist in 2001, going by the name Rika Ishii (石井リカ). She left Hello! Project in March 2002, after only singing on some songs available on compilation al ...tmas to Fuyu no Uta Shuu]]. Her first concert performance was at "[[Hello! Project 2002 ~Kotoshi mo Sugoizo!~]]" in January 2002. Here she was introduced as a
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• Buono!
  ...girl group managed by [[Up-Front Agency]] and previously part of [[Hello! Project]]. Buono! disbanded on May 22, 2017. ; Concerts / Live
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• Iida Kaori
  ...former leader and first generation member of [[Morning Musume]] and Hello! Project soloist. She is currently an [[Up-Front Agency]] soloist and part of [[Morn * '''Hello! Project groups:'''
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• AAA
  * [2018.08.15] [[Life (AAA)|LIFE (DJ Hello Kitty REMIX)]] * [2018.11.30] [[Dejavu (AAA)|DEJAVU (DJ Hello Kitty REMIX)]]
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• Cocco
  ...lling of the nickname "Cocco" that her sister had given her. Through small concerts she happened to catch the eyes of many producers and eventually landed a de ...s be said that Cocco is not very satified with her music because she can't project the haunting melody thats in her mind to her bandmates.
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• Olivia Lufkin
  ...disband and separated into two different groups; 'OLIVIA' as Olivia's solo-project and Uehara & Higa, a group featuring the two remaining members of D&D. Afte ===Solo Project===
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• Niigaki Risa
  ...J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and actress. She was formerly part of [[Hello! Project]] as a fifth generation member and leader of [[Morning Musume]]. * '''Hello! Project groups:'''
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