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2003 single by Do As Infinity

"Hiiragi"

Single by Do As Infinity

from the album Gates of Heaven

Released

November 6, 2003

Length

15:26

Do As Infinity singles chronology

"Hiiragi"
(2003)

"Rakuen"
(2004)

"Hiiragi" (柊) is Do As Infinity's seventeenth single, released in 2003. It was used in the drama Koibumi: Watashitachi ga Aishite Otoko.

This song was included in the band's compilation album Do the A-side.

Track listing

Chart (2003)	Peak position	Sales	Time in chart
Japan Oricon	7	149,300	13 weeks

v t e Do As Infinity
Tomiko Van Ryo Owatari Dai Nagao
Albums	Break of Dawn New World Deep Forest True Song Gates of Heaven Need Your Love Eternal Flame Eight Time Machine Do As Infinity X Brand New Days Alive
Singles	"Tangerine Dream" "Heart" "Oasis" "Yesterday & Today" "Rumble Fish" "We Are." "Desire" "Tōku Made" "Week!" "Fukai Mori" "Bōkenshatachi" "Hi no Ataru Sakamichi" "Shinjitsu no Uta" "Under the Sun / Under the Moon" "Shinjitsu no Uta" "Mahou no Kotoba (Would You Marry Me?)" "Honjitsu wa Seiten Nari" "Hiiragi" "Rakuen" "For the Future" "Tao" "∞1" "Kimi ga Inai Mirai" "∞2" "Jidaishin" "Chikai" "Ariadne no Ito" "Tasogare"
Compilations	Do the Best Do the B-side Do the A-side Great Supporters Selection Minus V Do the Box The Best of Do As Infinity
Live albums	Do the Live Live In Japan Do As Infinity: Final
DVDs	9 "Tōku Made" 5 Live Tour 2001: Deep Forest The Clip Selection "Shinjitsu no Uta" 8 Live In Japan Live Year 2004 Live in Japan II Do As Infinity: Final 3rd Anniversary Special Live Do As Infinity: Premier Do the Clips Free Live: Free Soul! Free Spirits! Eternal Flame: 10th Anniversary in Nippon Budokan
Related articles	Discography Missile Innovation

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