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• BoA
  ...came No. 1 Female artist in Asia, and one of the leading and role model of new acts today. BoA has approximately sold more than 10,000,000 copies in both [[Image:2000IDPeace Bkorepromo.jpg|thumb|right|250px|BoA promoting the korean album "[[ID; Peace B (album)|ID; Peace B]]" (2000)]]
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• Dream (group)
  ...0,700 records, and in total the group has sold over 1,100,000 records over the span of 10 years. ...12, [[Yamamoto Sayaka (singer)|Yamamoto Sayaka]] and [[Erie]] in 2016 left the group.
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• ARASHI
  ...ramas]] and musicals, as well as their music. ARASHI debuted in 1999 under the [[Pony Canyon]] label and switched to [[J-Storm]] in 2002. ...on the program 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-ye
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• BeForU
  ...mbit]] 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. ===First Generation===
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• Berryz Kobo
  ...on Box promo.jpg|thumb|450px|Berryz Kobo promoting ''[[Kanjuku Berryz Kobo The Final Completion Box]]'' (2015)<br>'''L to R:''' [[Shimizu Saki]], [[Sudo M
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• Kago Ai
  ...s rebuilding her career, but is still followed by scandal. In 2014, Kago's new group [[Girls Beat!!]] debuted. ...performed for the first time since 13 Years with Nozomi Tsuji as [[W]] in the [[Hello! Project 20th Anniversary!! Hello! Project Hina Fes 2019]].
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• ALI PROJECT
  ...a:Gothic rock|gothic rock]], and others such as [[Wikipedia:New Wave music|new wave]] and [[Wikipedia:Dark Wave|dark wave]]. ...992 the group changed their name to what it is today when they signed with the major label [[Toshiba EMI]]; their first major effort, "[[Koiseyo Otome ~Lo
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• 1995 Oricon Top 100 Singles
  | 46 || [[FUNK THE PEANUTS]] || [[Koi no Wanashikakemasho]] || 1995.07.24 || 728,070 || [[Ima | 47 || [[globe]] || [[Joy to the Love (globe)|Joy to the love (globe)]] || 1995.09.27 || 727,800 || [[Image:Globe_jttl.jpg|125px]]
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• Hello Pro Kenshuusei
  ...009 concert website, all the Eggs were listed in chronological order, with the exception of Satou who was listed last.) --> ...]], [[Arai Manami]], and [[Korenaga Miki]] (who was appointed as leader of the Eggs). Although [[Maeda Irori]] wouldn't begin activities until 2006 becau
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• Goto Maki
  ...ello! Project. Early in Summer 2008, Goto left Hello! Project and moved to the [[rhythm zone]] label. In 2010 she transferred to [[avex trax]]. ...e]]. She soon established herself as a talented singer and dancer and took the lead on a large number of Morning Musume tracks.
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• Fujimoto Miki
  ...sts in the fourth generation [[Morning Musume]] auditions that resulted in the induction of [[Ishikawa Rika]], [[Yoshizawa Hitomi]], [[Kago Ai]], and [[Ts ...mer [[Morning Musume]] member) and [[Matsuura Aya]], to form [[Gomattou]]. The group released one single.
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• Country Musume
  [[Image:CountryMusume2008.jpg|thumb|250px|Satoda Mai was the only member of Country Musume between 2007 and 2009]] ...t with a theme of country girls from Hokkaido. The group was revived under the name [[Country Girls]] in 2014.
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• DJ OZMA
  ...OZ-MAX, five female vocals and dancers, the OZ-MATE, six male dancers, and the OZ-MANIACS (Chorus, MCs, back dancers...). ...n a huge and angry uproar. On the next year, DJ OZMA refused to perform on the show.
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• Minimoni
  [[Image:Minimoni.jpg|right|400px|thumb|Minimoni Second Generation]] ...in summer 2009 with the shuffle unit Shin Minimoni (新ミニモニ。; ''New Minimoni'').
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• Yaguchi Mari
  ...in Joshi Kashimashi Monogatari, "When will your real sexy beam come out?". The "Sexy beam!" line has made its way around fans and fellow musicians alike. ...me's sub-leader in May 2003, after the graduation of [[Yasuda Kei]]. After the graduation of [[Iida Kaori]] in January 2005, Yaguchi became leader and [[Y
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• ZYX
  ...ect]]. Originally active in 2003, the group is now active as of 2009 under the name '''ZYX-α'''. === First Generation (2003) ===
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• EXILE
  ...[[rhythm zone]], and managed by [[LDH]] agency. The group originates from the group [[J Soul Brothers]]. After [[SASA]] left J Soul Brothers, dancers [[H ...AKAHIRO]] also joined to replace SHUN. In March 2009, EXILE announced that the seven members of [[J Soul Brothers|Nidaime J Soul Brothers]] merged with th
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• Danielle Delaunay
  ...999 to April 2001. She was one of the original first generation members of the group. Despite not being able to speak Japanese, Danielle was known for hav ....org/ Conservatoire] for three years, graduating in 2005. She is currently the face of [http://www.ruebelle.com/ Ruebelle Designs].
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• Iida Kaori
  ...|thumb|Iida Kaori in [[Morning Musume]] promoting the single "[[The Peace!|The☆Pea~ce!]]" (2001)]] '''Iida Kaori''' is a former leader and first generation member of [[Morning Musume]] and Hello! Project soloist. She is currently a
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• AI (singer)
  ...elevised broadcast came as part of the choir in a Mary J Blige concert. In the same year, she won a competition to appear as a dancer in Janet Jackson's p ...ever, poor sales resulted in a transfer to Def Jam Japan, where she became the label's first female artist.
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