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  • Otsuka Ai
    ...um ''[[Love Punch|LOVE PUNCH]]'' was released in March 2004 and was a huge success, earning Otsuka nicknames such as "The New Guru of Love". Her second single
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  • BoA
    ...album, ''[[BoA (album)|BoA]]'', in the United States. Because of her huge success and achievements through-out Asia, she became No. 1 Female artist in Asia, ...sed her second Korean album, ''[[No.1 (album)|NO. 1]]'', which made a huge success to her Korean career reaching #1 position on the Korean Top 50 Monthly char
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  • MONO
    MONO released their next album, ''[[You Are There]]''. The album met similar success to ''Palmless Prayer/Mass Murder Refrain'' and was accompanied by worldwide
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  • Nakashima Mika
    ...w her payoff. Her debut single [[Stars (Nakashima Mika)|STARS]] was a huge success, going on to sell over 469,000 copies. [[Crescent Moon|CRESCENT MOON]], the ...Awards. Her next album [[Love (Nakashima Mika)|LØVE]] in 2003 saw similar success, selling over 1 million copies. However, Mika's 2005 album [[Music (Nakashi
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  • Secret (Hamasaki Ayumi album)
    ...ina surpassing the ''[[(Miss)understood|(miss)understood]]'' international success, being in Taiwan the #2 Japanese album of the year with a 3.54% of total sa
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  • Dream (group)
    ...inctly idolized image, many saw the new dream as an attempt to emulate the success of top girl-group [[Morning Musume]]. ..., ''[[777 -Another Side Story-|777 -another side story-]]''. Their lack of success was attributed to the lack of promotion by the record label.
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  • LISA
    ...]]. She rose to fame in the group, but left in 2002 at the height of their success to work on a solo career. She would eventually return to the group 15 years
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  • Komatsu Miho
    ...ng theme for the [[Anime|anime]] ''[[Meitantei Conan]]'' and became a huge success. It ranked at #9, spending eight months on the [[Oricon]] chart and selling ...]]' "[[Sabitsuita Machine Gun de Ima wo Uchinukou]]". The album was also a success, reaching #5 on the Oricon and selling more than 384,000 copies.
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  • Takei Shiori
    She continued releasing, although none was able to reflect or surpass the success of Sekai Tomete. Takei also worked in the chorus in [[ZARD]]'s album [[Kimi
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  • Amuro Namie
    ...e Beat / Mister U.S.A.]]". Amuro became the leader of the group, and found success after their single "[[Try Me ~Watashi wo Shinjite~|TRY ME ~Watashi wo Shinj ...r name to '''Amuro Namie with SUPER MONKEYS'''. The group did not see real success until their cover of "[[Try Me ~Watashi wo Shinjite~|TRY ME ~Watashi wo Shi
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  • Kahimi Karie
    ...t invited to the sessions, or even told about them. Despite the commercial success of My First Karie — the resulting mini-album — Kahimi never worked with
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  • Suzuki Ami
    Over the next couple months Suzuki released three more singles, and her success continued to rise. Her second single was released in September; "[[Alone in ===Early Success===
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  • BENI
    ...girls to pursue a solo career. The single, however, would barely see more success than the group's effort, peaking at #26. ...aged to rank in at #40 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts, it saw significant success on the download charts, managing to rank in at #1 for its release week with
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    ...nt|WOW WAR TONIGHT ~Toki ni wa Okose yo Movement]]" months later with much success. The single sold over two million copies, becoming the top selling single o
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  • BeForU
    ...2008 [[Gambit]] bought the group out. Due to the Third Generations lack of success, the band broke up in late 2008 and was officially announced in 2009. ...n be safe to assume they have disbanded due to the new generations lack of success. In 2009 Riyu confirmed the rumors to their disbandment.
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  • Crystal Kay
    ...of the group [[m-flo]]. At the time of its release the single was a minor success for Kay peaking at number #44 on the charts and charting for five weeks. Ka ===2002-2006: Early & Growing Success===
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  • m-flo
    ...cond album, ''[[Expo Expo|EXPO EXPO]]'', would be released to even greater success. ...t|I LIKE IT]]" under the name Crystal Kay loves m-flo. Both singles were a success, breaking the top 10 and would in turn give [[Crystal Kay]] the largest hit
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  • Angela Aki
    ...ending theme to the anime [[BLOOD+]]. The single reached the same level of success as her former single, [[Kiss Me Good-Bye]], by reaching #6 on the charts. W
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  • JUDY AND MARY
    ...o album, ''[[Miracle Diving|MIRACLE DIVING]]''. The album was a commercial success reaching #2 on the Oricon and selling just under a million copies. The band ===Success - Hiatus: 1996-1998===
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  • MAX (group)
    Following [[Maximum|MAXIMUM]]'s success, they released a sequel to their first movie with the single [[Give Me a Sh
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