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• BoA
  ...- Stamp On It promo.jpg|thumb|450px|BoA promoting ''[[Stamp on It|Stamp On It]]'' (2023)]] ...f the leading and role model of new acts today. BoA has approximately sold more than 10,000,000 copies in both Japan and Korea.
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• LISA
  ...al Music Japan]] subsidiary label, [[Kitei MME]]. After the release of two more unsuccessful singles, LiSA was dropped from her second major label. After a ...but single, "[[The Tripod E.P|the tripod e.p]]". After the release of four more successful singles, the band released their first studio album, ''[[Planet
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• Kahimi Karie
  ...'s [[Cornelius|Oyamada Keigo]], and the two become the [[Wikipedia:It girl|It couple]] of Shibuya. In the mid 1990s she released a string of successful [ ...cent records ''[[Nunki|NUNKI]]'' and ''[[It's Here|It's here]]'' feature a more minimalistic sound, for which she worked with producers [[Otomo Yoshihide]]
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• Every Little Thing
  ....jpg‎|thumb|270px|Every Little Thing promoting "[[Atarashii Hibi / Ougon no Tsuki]]" (2008)]] * [2015.09.23] [[Every Best Single 2 ~More Complete~|Every Best Single 2 ~MORE COMPLETE~]]
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• Suzuki Ami
  ...l round. Suzuki won the competition with a total of 802,157 calls into the show for her to win. ...inning the audition, she won a contract with [[Sony Music Entertainment]]. It was then decided she would be produced by [[Komuro Tetsuya]], and she'd be
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• ARASHI
  ...in 2009. They are the first group to host the program since the first time it was aired on 1951. In 2014 they celebrated their fifteenth-year anniversary * [2001.01.24] [[ARASHI No.1 ~Arashi wa Arashi wo Yobu~]] (ARASHI No.1～嵐は嵐を呼ぶ～; ''The storm calls the storm'')
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• Berryz Kobo
  ...However, it ended on April 7, 2009 when [[Tsugunaga Momoko]]'s solo radio show took over the timeslot. As of April 8, 2009 a new podcast called Beritsuu! On September 11, 2005, it was announced that Ishimura Maiha would graduate from the group and Hello!
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• Kago Ai
  ...because she was conceived out of wedlock, but written with "亜依" it has no real meaning. ...The girls each developed a strong fanbase each in time although fans found it difficult to think of one without the other. As well as being known as "The
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• MAX (group)
  ...MAX set themselves apart focusing on high impact choreography and a sexier more adult image. ...le, [[Never Gonna Stop It|Never gonna stop it]], which debuted at #8. But, it wasn't sustained and sold only 100,000 copies, marking the beginning of dec
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• Minimoni
  ...nce (which was actually a Morning Musume appearance for the song "[[Souda! We're Alive]]"). ...e single "[[Crazy About You|CRAZY ABOUT YOU]]", a style the group explored more heavily on their second album ''[[Minimoni Songs 2]]''. They also starred i
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• Iida Kaori
  ...重要なお知らせ]". Retrieved 2011-05-30.</ref> Then, in late July, it was announced that the marriage papers were filed on the day after the preg ...some discussions, both the agency and Iida agreed that she would return to show business. She performed on stage on January 2009. She graduated Hello! Proj
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• AAA
  However, it was announced on the June 11, 2007 that [[Goto Yukari]] had retired from th ...week on 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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• Olivia Lufkin
  ...Tennenbaums, Vanilla Sky, Waking Life, Tim Burton films, What the Bleep Do We Know?, Wicker Park ...h Carolina) where she attended White Oak High School in Jacksonville. Even more, after two years Olivia moved back to Okinawa.
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• Takahashi Ai
  * '''Favorite words:''' Yes, we can ...e reasons for choosing her. She debuted on the single "[[Mr. Moonlight ~Ai no Big Band~]]," and she first appeared on the fourth studio album ''[[4th Iki
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• UVERworld
  ...and obtaining the top spot with their twelfth single, "[[Hakanaku mo Towa no Kanashi]]", the first opening to the second season of the anime ''[[Mobile ...ber 5th, 2008, when the band played for a sold out crowd. When asked about it, the president of Sony Music stated the he was surprised as he did not beli
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• Hayashibara Megumi
  ...o Hate ni promo.jpg|thumb|375px||Hayashibara Megumi promoting "[[Shuuketsu no Hate ni]]" (2022)]] ...akahashi Rumiko]]'s ''[[Ranma 1/2|Ranma ½]]''. After this she was offered more leading roles, with her next being ''Alfred'' in ''[[Alfred J. Kwak]]''. No
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• Matsuda Seiko
  ...ve Seiko -35th Anniversary Matsuda Seiko Kyuukyoku All Time Best 50 Songs-|We Love SEIKO]]'' (2015)]] ...made her debut as a [[Kayokyoku|kayokyoku]] singer in 1980 with "[[Hadashi no Kisetsu]]". Her next single "[[Aoi Sangoshou]]" was a breakout hit, and Mat
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• Kimura Kaela
  ...(magazine)|Seventeen]]'', she then became the host of the early morning TV show ''[[saku saku]]'', and made her musical debut in 2004 with [[Columbia Music ...tists like [[Wikipedia:Gwen Stefani|Gwen Stefani]] of [[Wikipedia:No Doubt|No Doubt]] and [[Wikipedia:Tim Armstrong|Tim Armstrong]] of [[Wikipedia:Rancid
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• 2009 Oricon Number 1 Releases
  ...[[Oricon Weekly for 2009 week 4|6]] || 01.26 || [[Akimoto Junko]] || [[Ai no Mama de...]] || 34,569 || Various Artists || [[Code Geass Complete Best|COD ...week 9|11]] || 03.02 || [[aiko]] || [[Milk / Nageki no Kiss|milk / Nageki no Kiss]] || 71,470 || [[UNICORN]] || [[Chambre]] || 159,206
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• Kawase Tomoko
  ...er. Since the indefinite hiatus of [[the brilliant green]], she has become more heavily involved in her solo projects Tommy february⁶ and Tommy ...house, [[Fiorucci]], and for a period of time hosted ''[[Break Down]]'', a show on MTV Japan.
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