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• 1985 in Japan (links | edit)
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• Mana Ashida (links | edit)
• Love Story wa Totsuzen ni (links | edit)
• 2012 in Japanese television (links | edit)
• Let It Go! (links | edit)
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• E-girls (links | edit)
• Sayaka Yamamoto (links | edit)
• Billboard Japan Music Awards (links | edit)
• 2014 in Japanese television (links | edit)
• Japan Cable Awards (links | edit)
• Best Hits Kayosai (links | edit)
• CD Shop Awards (links | edit)
• Space Shower Music Awards (links | edit)
• Japan Lyricist Awards (links | edit)
• Japan Record Award for Best New Artist (links | edit)
• Best II (Akina Nakamori album) (links | edit)
• 2015 in Japanese television (links | edit)
• Kanna Hashimoto (links | edit)
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• Mizue Takada (links | edit)
• Sakurazaka46 (links | edit)
• Ichiro Furutachi (links | edit)
• List of BTS live performances (links | edit)
• 2017 in Japanese television (links | edit)
• Ken Watabe (links | edit)
• Hiroshi Sekiguchi (links | edit)