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Ongaku (Tokyo Jihen)

2021-07-11T12:09:13Z

MrROBAATO2190: changed some of the English translations of the titles to the official ones given in the album liner notes

[[Image:Tokyo Jihen - Ongaku lim.jpg|thumb|300px|Limited Edition Cover]]
[[Image:Tokyo Jihen - Ongaku reg.jpg|thumb|300px|Regular Edition Cover]]

; Artist
: [[Tokyo Jihen]]
; Album
: Ongaku (音楽; ''Music'')
; Released
: 2021.06.09
; Catalog Number
: UPCH-29380 (Limited Edition)
: UPCH-20568 (Regular Edition)
; Price
: ¥4,500 (Limited Edition)
: ¥3,300 (Regular Edition)
; Tracklist
: Disc 1
# [[Kujaku (Tokyo Jihen)|Kujaku]] (孔雀; ''Peacock'')
# [[Dokumi]] (毒味; ''Foretaste'')
# [[Shiden]] (紫電; ''Lightning'')
# [[Inochi no Tobari]] (命の帳; ''Veil of Life'')
# [[Ougonhi]] (黄金比; ''The Golden Ratio'')
# [[Ao no ID]] (青のID; ''Blue Period'')
# [[Yaminaru Shiro]] (闇なる白; ''Whiteout'')
# [[Aka no Doumei]] (赤の同盟; ''Red Alliance'')
# [[Gingamin]] (銀河民; ''The Galactic Man'')
# [[Kemono no Ri]] (獣の理; ''View of Life'')
# [[Ryokushu]] (緑酒; ''Awakening'')
# [[Kusurizuke]] (薬漬; ''Overdose'')
# [[Ippuku]] (一服; ''Breather'')

: Disc 2 - "Aka no Doumei" Single
# [[Aka no Doumei]] (赤の同盟)
# [[Meijitsu Tomoni]] (名実共に; ''Both in Name and Reality'')
# [[Gyokuza no Wana]] (玉座の罠; ''Throne Trap'')

; Information
<div align="justify">
''Ongaku'' is the sixth studio album released by [[Tokyo Jihen]], and their first full album release in ten years. It was released in two versions: a limited 2CD+Photobook edition that comes with a 40-page photobook titled "Shigotochuu" (仕事中; ''At Work'') and a regular CD edition.
</div>

{{Tokyo Jihen}}
[[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
[[Category:2021 Albums]]
[[Category:June 2021]]

A Ballads 2

2021-03-07T03:37:07Z

MrROBAATO2190: updated info on new song

[[Image:Ayumi Hamasaki A Ballads 2 2CD2DVD Cover.jpg|thumb|300px|2CD+2DVD/Blu-ray Edition Cover]]
[[Image:Ayumi Hamasaki A Ballads 2 2CD1DVD Cover.jpg|thumb|300px|2CD+DVD/Blu-ray Edition Cover]]
[[Image:Ayumi Hamasaki A Ballads 2 2CD Cover.jpg|thumb|300px|2CD Edition Cover]]

; Artist
: [[Hamasaki Ayumi]]
; Single
: A BALLADS 2
; Released
: 2021.04.08
; Catalog Number
: AVZ1-96674~5 (2CD+2DVD+GOODS+Sumapura Music)
: AVZ1-96676~7 (2CD+2Blu-ray+GOODS+Sumapura Music)
: AVCD-96668~9 (2CD+DVD+Sumapura Music)
: AVCD-96670~1 (2CD+Blu-ray+Sumapura Music)
: AVCD-96672~3 (2CD+Sumapura Music)
; Price
: ¥12,540 (2CD+2DVD+GOODS+Sumapura Music)
: ¥13,640 (2CD+2Blu-ray+GOODS+Sumapura Music)
: ¥5,280 (2CD+DVD+Sumapura Music)
: ¥5,720 (2CD+Blu-ray+Sumapura Music)
: ¥3,520 (2CD+Sumapura Music)
; CD1/2 Tracklist (track order to be confirmed)
# [[Moments]]
# [[Jewel (Hamasaki Ayumi)|JEWEL]]
# [[Momentum|momentum]]
# [[Together When...]]
# [[No Way to Say|No way to say]]
# [[Carols|CAROLS]]
# [[Heaven (Hamasaki Ayumi)|HEAVEN]]
# [[Days (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Days]]
# [[Fated|fated]]
# [[Moon (Hamasaki Ayumi)|MOON]]
# [[Forgiveness|forgiveness]]
# [[You Were...|You were...]]
# [[Beloved (Hamasaki Ayumi)|beloved]]
# [[Ballad (Hamasaki Ayumi)|BALLAD]]
# [[Hope or Pain|HOPE or PAIN]]
# [[Curtain Call (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Curtain call]]
# [[Sakura (Hamasaki Ayumi)|SAKURA]]
# [[Rainy Day (Hamasaki Ayumi)|rainy day]]
# [[Today (Hamasaki Ayumi)|TODAY]]
# [[Life (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Life]]
# [[Secret (Hamasaki Ayumi song)|Secret]]
# [[Untitled ~For Her~|untitled ~for her~]]
# [[Virgin Road (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Virgin Road]]
# [[Walking Proud|walking proud]]
# [[How Beautiful You Are|how beautiful you are]]
# [[Zutto... (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Zutto...]]
# [[Eternal (Hamasaki Ayumi)|æternal]]
# [[Memorial Address (song)|Memorial address]]
# [[Love Song (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Love song]]
# [[Ohia no Ki]] (オヒアの木; ''Ohia Tree'')
# [[Haru yo, Koi]] (春よ, 来い; ''Spring, Come'') ([[Matsutoya Yumi|Yumi Matsutoya]] cover)

; DVD1 Tracklist (track order to be confirmed)
# [[No Way to Say|No way to say]] ([[Ayumi Hamasaki Arena Tour 2003-2004 A|ayumi hamasaki ARENA TOUR 2003~2004 A]])
# [[Carols|CAROLS]] ([[Ayumi Hamasaki Arena Tour 2005 A ~My Story~|ayumi hamasaki ARENA TOUR 2005 A ~MY STORY~]])
# [[Heaven (Hamasaki Ayumi)|HEAVEN]] ([[Ayumi Hamasaki 15th Anniversary Tour ~A Best Live~ (concert)|ayumi hamasaki 15th Anniversary TOUR ~A BEST LIVE~]])
# [[Days (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Days]] ([[Ayumi Hamasaki Arena Tour 2009 A ~Next Level~|ayumi hamasaki ARENA TOUR 2009 A ~NEXT LEVEL~]])
# [[Fated|fated]] ([[Ayumi Hamasaki Countdown Live 2007-2008 Anniversary|ayumi hamasaki COUNTDOWN LIVE 2007-2008 Anniversary]])
# [[Moon (Hamasaki Ayumi)|MOON]] ([[Ayumi Hamasaki Arena Tour 2016 A ~M(a)de in Japan~|ayumi hamasaki ARENA TOUR 2016 A ~M(A)DE IN JAPAN~]])
# [[Forgiveness|forgiveness]] ([[Ayumi Hamasaki ~Power of Music~ 2011 A Limited Edition|ayumi hamasaki ~POWER of MUSIC~ 2011]])
# [[You Were...|You were...]] ([[Ayumi Hamasaki Arena Tour 2016 A ~M(a)de in Japan~|ayumi hamasaki ARENA TOUR 2016 A ~M(A)DE IN JAPAN~]])
# [[Beloved (Hamasaki Ayumi)|beloved]] ([[Ayumi Hamasaki ~Power of Music~ 2011 A Limited Edition|ayumi hamasaki ~POWER of MUSIC~ 2011]])
# [[Ballad (Hamasaki Ayumi)|BALLAD]] ([[Ayumi Hamasaki Rock 'n' Roll Circus Tour Final ~7 Days Special~|ayumi hamasaki Rock'n'Roll Circus Tour FINAL ~7days Special~]])
# [[Hope or Pain|HOPE or PAIN]] ([[Ayumi Hamasaki Premium Countdown Live 2008-2009 A|ayumi hamasaki PREMIUM COUNTDOWN LIVE 2008-2009 A]])
# [[Curtain Call (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Curtain call]] ([[Ayumi Hamasaki Countdown Live 2013-2014 A|ayumi hamasaki COUNTDOWN LIVE 2013-2014 A]])
# [[Sakura (Hamasaki Ayumi)|SAKURA]] ([[Ayumi Hamasaki Countdown Live 2019-2020 ~Promised Land~ A|ayumi hamasaki COUNTDOWN LIVE 2019-2020 ~Promised Land~ A]])
# [[Rainy Day (Hamasaki Ayumi)|rainy day]] ([[Ayumi Hamasaki Arena Tour 2006 A ~(Miss)understood~|ayumi hamasaki ARENA TOUR 2006 A ~(miss)understood~]])
# [[Moments]] ([[Ayumi Hamasaki Arena Tour 2005 A ~My Story~|ayumi hamasaki ARENA TOUR 2005 A ~MY STORY~]])
# [[Jewel (Hamasaki Ayumi)|JEWEL]] ([[Ayumi Hamasaki Trouble Tour 2020 A ~Saigo no Trouble~|ayumi hamasaki TROUBLE TOUR 2020 A ~Saigo no Trouble~ FINAL]])
# [[Momentum|momentum]] ([[Ayumi Hamasaki Countdown Live 2009-2010 A ~Future Classics~|ayumi hamasaki COUNTDOWN LIVE 2009-2010 A ~Future Classics~]])
# [[Together When...]] ([[Ayumi Hamasaki Countdown Live 2012-2013 A ~Wake Up~|ayumi hamasaki COUNTDOWN LIVE 2012-2013 A ~WAKE UP~]])
# [[Today (Hamasaki Ayumi)|TODAY]] ([[Ayumi Hamasaki Arena Tour 2016 A ~M(a)de in Japan~|ayumi hamasaki ARENA TOUR 2016 A ~M(A)DE IN JAPAN~]])
# [[Secret (Hamasaki Ayumi song)|Secret]] ([[Ayumi Hamasaki Asia Tour 2007 A ~Tour of Secret~ "Live + Documentary"|ayumi hamasaki ASIA TOUR 2007 A ~Tour of Secret~]])
# [[Untitled ~For Her~|untitled ~for her~]] ([[Ayumi Hamasaki Countdown Live 2007-2008 Anniversary|ayumi hamasaki COUNTDOWN LIVE 2007-2008 Anniversary]])
# [[Walking Proud|walking proud]] ([[Ayumi Hamasaki 21st Anniversary -Power of A^3-|ayumi hamasaki 21st anniversary -POWER of A^3-]])
# [[How Beautiful You Are|how beautiful you are]] ([[Ayumi Hamasaki Countdown Live 2019-2020 ~Promised Land~ A|ayumi hamasaki COUNTDOWN LIVE 2019-2020 ~Promised Land~ A]])
# [[Zutto... (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Zutto...]] ([[Ayumi Hamasaki Countdown Live 2014-2015 A Cirque de Minuit|ayumi hamasaki COUNTDOWN LIVE 2014-2015 A Cirque de Minuit]])
# [[Eternal (Hamasaki Ayumi)|æternal]] ([[Ayumi Hamasaki Best Live Box A|ayumi hamasaki PREMIUM LIMITED LIVE A ~Natsu no Trouble~]])
# [[Memorial Address (song)|Memorial address]] ([[Ayumi Hamasaki Arena Tour 2003-2004 A|ayumi hamasaki ARENA TOUR 2003~2004 A]])
# [[Virgin Road (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Virgin Road]] ([[Ayumi Hamasaki Rock 'n' Roll Circus Tour Final ~7 Days Special~|ayumi hamasaki Rock'n'Roll Circus Tour FINAL ~7days Special~]])
# [[Love Song (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Love song]] ([[Ayumi Hamasaki Arena Tour 2012 A ~Hotel Love Songs~|ayumi hamasaki ARENA TOUR 2012 A ~HOTEL Love songs~]])
# [[Ohia no Ki]] ([[Ayumi Hamasaki Best Live Box A|ayumi hamasaki PREMIUM LIMITED LIVE A ~Natsu no Trouble~]])

; DVD2 Tracklist (track order to be confirmed)
# [[Moments]] ([[Kouhaku Uta Gassen|55th NHK Kouhaku Uta Gassen]])
# [[Jewel (Hamasaki Ayumi)|JEWEL]] ([[Kouhaku Uta Gassen|57th NHK Kouhaku Uta Gassen]])
# [[Momentum|momentum]] (ayumi hamasaki Special SHOWCASE ~Xmas Eve 2020~)
# [[Together When...]] (ayumi hamasaki COUNTDOWN LIVE 2018-2019 A -TROUBLE-)
# [[Today (Hamasaki Ayumi)|TODAY]] (TA LIMITED LIVE TOUR 2016)
# [[Haru yo, Koi]] ([[Music Video|video clip]])

;Information
''A BALLADS 2'' is the seventh best album released by [[Hamasaki Ayumi]]. It was released in five versions: two 2CD, 2DVD/Blu-ray and goods TeamAyu/mu-mo limited editions, two 2CD and 1DVD/Blu-ray editions and a 2CD version. The goods of the mu-mo limited editions included a luxury box packaging, a digipak case, a t-shirt with the jacket photo printed and a special book. The second DVD/Blu-ray included live performances from TV appearances or concerts that have never been released.

A new track was included in this album, "[[Haru yo, Koi]]", her first new song since August 2020, and her second cover of a [[Matsutoya Yumi|Yumi Matsutoya]] song, with her first one, "[[Sotsugyou Shashin]]", included in [[A BALLADS]].

==External Links==
*Oricon Profile: [https://www.oricon.co.jp/prof/246497/products/1385185/1/ '2CD+DVD+Sumapura Music' Edition] | [https://www.oricon.co.jp/prof/246497/products/1385187/1/ '2CD+Blu-ray+Sumapura Music' Edition] | [https://www.oricon.co.jp/prof/246497/products/1385190/1/ '2CD+Sumapura Music' Edition]

{{Hamasaki Ayumi}}
[[Category:2021 Albums]]
[[Category:Best Albums]]
[[Category:J-Pop (releases)]]
[[Category:April 2021]]

Love (Nakashima Mika)

2020-12-01T02:40:02Z

MrROBAATO2190: Corrected technical info and information

[[Image:Nakashima Mika LOVE.jpg|thumb|300px|CD Art]]

; Artist
: [[Nakashima Mika]]
; Album
: LØVE
; Released
: 2003.11.06
: 2005.04.20 (Vinyl)
; Catalog Number
: AICL-1494 (CD)
: AIJL-5250/1 (Vinyl)
; Price
: ¥3,059 (CD, tax included)
; Tracklist
# [[Venus in the Dark]]
# [[Love Addict (Nakashima Mika)|Love Addict]]
# [[Aroma (Nakashima Mika)|aroma]]
# [[Yuki no Hana]] (雪の華; ''Snow Flower'')
# [[Resistance (song)|RESISTANCE (album version)]]
# [[Find the Way|FIND THE WAY]]
# [[Marionette (Nakashima Mika)|marionette]]
# [[Seppun (Nakashima Mika)|Seppun]] (接吻; ''Kiss'')
# [[You Send Me Love|You send me love]]
# [[Be in Silence]]
# [[Love No Cry|LOVE NO CRY]]
# [[Aishiteru (Nakashima Mika)|Aishiteru (album version)]] (愛してる; ''I Love You'')
# [[Last Waltz|LAST WALTZ]]

; Information
LØVE is Nakashima Mika's second studio album. True to its title, it is a concept album focusing on love, and boasts a wider range of styles than her debut album, while at the same time sticking to the light pop formula that became Nakashima's trademark. First press edition comes in a special box.

LØVE reached #1 on the [[Oricon]] charts and stayed there for 2 weeks. This album charted for a total of 101 weeks. Because it sold 650,735 copies in 2003, it became the #14 album of 2003, and because it sold 696,946 units in 2004, it became the #12 album of that year as well; it sold a total of 1,410,921 copies in Japan, surpassing the sales of her debut album.

==Oricon Chart Positions==
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" style="margin: 1em; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|- style="background:#efefef"
!Mon||Tue||Wed||Thu||Fri||Sat||Sun||Week Rank||Sales
|- align="center"
||- ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||1 ||437,218
|- align="center"
||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||1 ||213,517
|- align="center"
||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||3 ||116,124
|- align="center"
||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||4 ||93,702
|- align="center"
||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||6 ||63,759
|- align="center"
||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||6 ||46,874
|- align="center"
||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||10 ||48,103
|- align="center"
||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||rowspan="2"|7||rowspan="2"|121,064
|- align="center"
||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x
|- align="center"
||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||8 ||37,546
|- align="center"
||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||8 ||28,042
|- align="center"
||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||9 ||19,739
|- align="center"
||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||18 ||15,107
|- align="center"
|}

'''Total Reported Sales:''' 1,447,681

==External Links==
* [http://www.oricon.co.jp/music/release/d/525245/1/ Oricon Profile]
* [http://www.sonymusic.co.jp/Music/Arch/AI/MikaNakashima/AICL-1494/index.html Sony Music Profile]

{{Nakashima Mika}}

[[Category:J-Pop (releases)]]
[[Category:2003 Albums]]
[[Category:2003 Number 1 Albums]]
[[Category:2003 Oricon Top 100 Albums]]
[[Category:2004 Oricon Top 100 Albums]]
[[Category:1,000,000 Plus Album Sales]]
[[Category:November 2003]]
[[Category:April 2005]]

Aimyon

2020-09-28T04:27:14Z

MrROBAATO2190: /* Japanese Discography */

[[File:Aimyon - Oishii Pasta ga Aru to Kiite promo.jpg|thumb|550px|Aimyon promoting ''[[Oishii Pasta ga Aru to Kiite]]'' (2020)]]

<div align="justify">
'''Aimyon''' (あいみょん) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer-songwriter signed to [[Warner Music Japan#unBORDE|unBORDE]].

==Profile==
* '''Stage Name:''' Aimyon (あいみょん)
* '''Birthdate:''' {{bda|1995|03|06|mf=yes}}
* '''Birthplace:''' [[Wikipedia:Nishinomiya|Nishinomiya, Hyogo, Japan]]

==Japanese Discography==
[[File:Aimyon - 2014 promo.jpg|thumb|280px|Aimyon (2014)]]
[[File:Aimyon - Ikite Itanda yo na promo.jpg|thumb|280px|Aimyon promoting "[[Ikite Itanda yo na]]" (2016)]]
[[File:Aimyon - Konya Kono Mama promo.jpg|thumb|280px|Aimyon promoting "[[Konya Kono Mama]]" (2018)]]
===Albums===
* [2017.09.13] [[Seishun no Excitement]] (青春のエキサイトメント; ''Excitement of Youth'')
* [2019.02.13] [[Shunkanteki Sixth Sense]] (瞬間的シックスセンス; ''Momentary Sixth Sense'')
* [2020.09.09] [[Oishii Pasta ga Aru to Kiite]] (おいしいパスタがあると聞いて; ''Heard That There's Good Pasta'')

===Mini-Albums===
* [2015.05.20] [[Tamago (Aimyon)|tamago]] (Indies)
* [2015.12.02] [[Nikumarekko Yo ni Habakaru]] (憎まれっ子世に憚る; ''The World Shuns a Hated Child'') (Indies)

===Singles===
* [2015.03.04] [[Anata Kaibou Junai Uta ~Shine~|Anata Kaibou Junai Uta ~shine~]] (貴方解剖純愛歌〜死ね〜; ''Dissection of You, Pure Love Song ~Just Die~'') (Indies)
* [2016.11.30] [[Ikite Itanda yo na]] (生きていたんだよな)
* [2017.05.03] [[Ai wo Tsutaetaida Toka]] (愛を伝えたいだとか; ''I Want to Convey Love Among Other Things'')
* [2017.08.02] [[Kimi wa Rock wo Kikanai]] (君はロックを聴かない; ''You Don't Listen to Rock'')
* [2018.04.25] [[Mangetsu no Yoru Nara]] (満月の夜なら; ''Only Under the Full Moon'')
* [2018.08.08] [[Marigold (Aimyon)|Marigold]] (マリーゴールド)
* [2018.11.14] [[Konya Kono Mama]] (今夜このまま; ''Let the Night'')
* [2019.04.17] [[Haru no Hi (Aimyon)|Haru no Hi]] (ハルノヒ; ''Spring Day'')
* [2019.07.24] [[Manatsu no Yoru no Nioi ga Suru]] (真夏の夜の匂いがする; ''The Smell of a Midsummer Night'')
* [2019.10.02] [[Sora no Aosa wo Shiru Hito yo]] (空の青さを知る人よ; ''Who Knows the Blueness of the Sky'')
* [2020.06.17] [[Hadaka no Kokoro]] (裸の心; ''Bare Heart'')

===Other Singles===
* [2018.05.23] [[Ai wo Tsutaetaida Toka|Ai wo Tsutaetaida Toka Remix EP]] (愛を伝えたいだとか)

===Digital Singles===
* [2020.02.14] [[Sayonara no Kyou ni]] (さよならの今日に; ''In Today's Goodbye'')
* [2020.08.21] [[Chouyou]] (朝陽; ''Morning Sun'')

===Videos===
* [2019.10.02] [[Aimyon Budokan -1995-|AIMYON BUDOKAN -1995-]]
* [2020.07.08] [[Aimyon Tour 2019 -Sixth Sense Story- in Yokohama Arena-|AIMYON TOUR 2019 -SIXTH SENSE STORY- IN YOKOHAMA ARENA]]

===Compilation/Other===
* [2018.12.12] [[RADWIMPS]] - [[Anti Anti Generation|ANTI ANTI GENERATION]] (#13 ''Nakidashi Sou da yo feat. '''Aimyon''''')

==Chinese Discography==
===Albums===
* [2017.11.03] [[Seishun no Excitement|Qīngchūn de Jìdòng]] (青春的悸動; ''Excitement of Youth'')

==Publications==
===Band Scores===
[[File:Aimyon - Band Score Aimyon Selection.jpg|100px]]
* [2018.10.26] Band Score Aimyon Selection (バンド・スコアあいみょん Selection)

==Songwriting Credits==
: ''Note: All credits are for lyrics and music unless otherwise stated.''

===[[Atarashii Gakkou No Leaders]]===
* [[Gakkou Ike Yaa|Gakkou Ike Yaa]]

===[[DISH//]]===
* [[Neko (DISH//)|Neko]]

===[[Johnnys' WEST]]===
* [[Time Goes By (Johnnys' WEST)|Time goes by]] (Lyrics)

===[[Kimura Kaela]]===
* [[Continue (Kimura Kaela)|Continue]]

===[[Sin & Fuka]]/Ensou: [[THIS IS JAPAN]]===
* [[Karada no Shin Kara Mada Moete Irunda]]

==Awards==
* [2017] FM Q LEAGUE AWARD 2017: Grand Prize - "[[Kimi wa Rock wo Kikanai]]"
* [2017] FM5 Tsubone Kyoudou Kikaku "NIHON SAFETY MUSIC FOR THE NEXT": NEXT BREAK ARTIST
* [2018] VOGUE JAPAN WOMEN OF THE YEAR 2018: Winner
* [2019] MTV Video Music Awards Japan: Best Female Video

==External Links==
* [http://www.aimyong.net/ Official Website]
* [https://twitter.com/aimyonGtter Official Twitter]
* [https://twitter.com/AimyongStaff Official Staff Twitter]
* [https://www.facebook.com/aimyong Official Facebook]
* [https://www.instagram.com/aimyon36/?hl=en Official Instagram]

{{Aimyon}}
[[Category:J-Pop]]
[[Category:Japanese Artists]]
[[Category:Hyougo Artists]]
[[Category:Songwriter]]
[[Category:1995 Births]]
[[Category:2015 Debut]]

Oishii Pasta ga Aru to Kiite

2020-09-28T04:26:19Z

MrROBAATO2190:

[[File:Aimyon - Oishii Pasta ga Aru to Kiite lim.jpg|thumb|250px|Limited Edition Cover]]
[[File:Aimyon - Oishii Pasta ga Aru to Kiite lim2.jpg|thumb|250px|Limited Edition Disc 2 Cover]]
[[File:Aimyon - Oishii Pasta ga Aru to Kiite reg.jpg|thumb|250px|Regular Edition Cover]]

; Artist
: [[Aimyon]]
; Album
: Oishii Pasta ga Aru to Kiite (おいしいパスタがあると聞いて; ''Heard That There's Good Pasta'')
; Released
: 2020.09.09
; Catalog Number
: WPCL-13235~6 (Limited Edition)
: WPCL-13210 (Regular Edition)
; Price
: ¥ (Limited Edition)
: ¥ (Regular Edition)

; Tracklist
: Disc 1
# [[Tasogare ni Bakabanashi wo Shita Ano Hi wo Omoidasu Toki wo]] (黄昏にバカ話をしたあの日を思い出す時を; ''Remember the Days We're Talking Rubbish in the Twilight'')
# [[Haru no Hi (Aimyon)|Haru no Hi]] (ハルノヒ; ''Spring Day'')
# [[Cigarette]] (シガレット)
# [[Sayonara no Kyou ni]] (さよならの今日に; ''Goodbye to Today'')
# [[Chouyou]] (朝陽; ''Morning Sun'')
# [[Hadaka no Kokoro]] (裸の心; ''Bare Heart'')
# [[Marshmallow (Aimyon)|Marshmallow]] (マシマロ)
# [[Sora no Aosa wo Shiru Hito yo]] (空の青さを知る人よ; ''Who Knows the Blueness of the Sky'')
# [[Manatsu no Yoru no Nioi ga Suru]] (真夏の夜の匂いがする; ''The Smell of a Midsummer Night'')
# [[Potpourri no Ha]] (ポプリの葉; ''Potpourri Leaf'')
# [[Chika]] (チカ)
# [[Sonna Fuu ni Ikiteiru]] (そんな風に生きている; ''Living Like That'')

: Disc 2 - [[Hikigatari]]
# [[Futari no Sekai (Aimyon)|Futari no Sekai]] (ふたりの世界; ''Our World'')
# [[Ai wo Tsutaetaida Toka]] (愛を伝えたいだとか; ''I Want to Convey Love Among Other Things'')
# [[Saraba (Aimyon)|Saraba]] (サラバ; ''Farewell'')
# [[Futari Dake no Kuni]] (二人だけの国; ''A World of Just Me and You'')
# [[Happy (Aimyon)|Happy]] (ハッピー)
# [[Aoi (Aimyon)|Aoi]] (葵; ''Hollyhock'')
# [[Haru no Hi (Aimyon)|Haru no Hi]] (ハルノヒ)
# [[Hadaka no Kokoro]] (裸の心)
# [[Marigold (Aimyon)|Marigold]] (マリーゴールド)
# [[Seishun to Seishun to Seishun]] (青春と青春と青春; ''Youth and Youth and Youth'')

; Information
''Oishii Pasta ga Aru to Kiite'' is the third studio album released by [[Aimyon]]. It was released in two versions: a limited 2CD edition and a regular CD edition.

==Oricon Chart Positions==

===Physical===
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|- style="background:#efefef"
!Mon||Tue||Wed||Thu||Fri||Sat||Sun||Week Rank||Sales
|- align="center"
||- ||2 ||1 ||1 ||1 ||1 ||2 ||2 ||120,196
|- align="center"
||1 ||5 ||4 ||2 ||3 ||2 ||2 ||3 ||31,961
|- align="center"
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|- align="center"
||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||x ||x
|- align="center"
||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||x ||x
|}

'''Total Reported Sales: 152,157'''

===Digital===

{| border="1" cellpadding="2" style="margin: 1em; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|- style="background:#efefef"
!Week Rank||Sales
|- align="center"
||1 || 12,441
|- align="center"
||1 || 4,752
|- align="center"
||x || x
|- align="center"
||x || x
|}

* '''Total Reported Sales: 17,193'''


{{Aimyon}}
[[Category:J-Pop (releases)]]
[[Category:2020 Albums]]
[[Category:September 2020]]

Marigold (Aimyon)

2020-09-27T13:11:52Z

MrROBAATO2190: updated track 2 title translation to the official one shown on iTunes

[[File:Aimyon - Marigold.jpg|thumb|250px|Single Cover]]

; Artist
: [[Aimyon]]
; Single
: Marigold (マリーゴールド)
; Released
: 2018.08.08
; Catalog Number
: WPCL-12910
; Price
: ¥1,080

; Tracklist
# Marigold (マリーゴールド)
# [[Anata no Tame ni (Aimyon)|Anata no Tame ni]] (あなたのために; ''For You'')
# Marigold (Instrumental)

; Information
"Marigold" is the fifth major single (sixth overall) released by [[Aimyon]]. It peaked at #26 on the [[Oricon]] weekly albums chart and charted for a total of 109 weeks. The title track was used as a Google App commercial song. It was certified [https://www.riaj.or.jp/f/data/cert/hs.html Triple Platinum] for selling over 750,000 downloads, and also certified [https://www.riaj.or.jp/f/data/cert/st.html Platinum] for having over 100 million streams.

==Song Information==
; Lyrics
: [[Aimyon]]
; Music
: Aimyon
; Other Information
: Arrangement: [[Tatsuzaki Yusuke]], [[Tanaka Yusuke]]

==External Links==
* [https://www.oricon.co.jp/prof/643494/products/1283865/1/ Oricon Profile]

{{Aimyon}}
[[Category:J-Pop (releases)]]
[[Category:2018 Singles]]
[[Category:2018 Songs]]
[[Category:Aimyon Songs]]
[[Category:CM Theme Song]]
[[Category:August 2018]]

Oishii Pasta ga Aru to Kiite

2020-09-27T13:10:54Z

MrROBAATO2190: updated translated album title to the one shown in the CD album art

[[File:Aimyon - Oishii Pasta ga Aru to Kiite lim.jpg|thumb|250px|Limited Edition Cover]]
[[File:Aimyon - Oishii Pasta ga Aru to Kiite lim2.jpg|thumb|250px|Limited Edition Disc 2 Cover]]
[[File:Aimyon - Oishii Pasta ga Aru to Kiite reg.jpg|thumb|250px|Regular Edition Cover]]

; Artist
: [[Aimyon]]
; Album
: Oishii Pasta ga Aru to Kiite (おいしいパスタがあると聞いて; ''Heard That There's Good Pasta'')
; Released
: 2020.09.09
; Catalog Number
: WPCL-13235~6 (Limited Edition)
: WPCL-13210 (Regular Edition)
; Price
: ¥ (Limited Edition)
: ¥ (Regular Edition)

; Tracklist
: Disc 1
# [[Tasogare ni Bakabanashi wo Shita Ano Hi wo Omoidasu Toki wo]] (黄昏にバカ話をしたあの日を思い出す時を; ''I Remember the Time That Day When I Told A Stupid Story'')
# [[Haru no Hi (Aimyon)|Haru no Hi]] (ハルノヒ; ''Spring Day'')
# [[Cigarette]] (シガレット)
# [[Sayonara no Kyou ni]] (さよならの今日に; ''Goodbye to Today'')
# [[Chouyou]] (朝陽; ''Morning Sun'')
# [[Hadaka no Kokoro]] (裸の心; ''Bare Heart'')
# [[Marshmallow (Aimyon)|Marshmallow]] (マシマロ)
# [[Sora no Aosa wo Shiru Hito yo]] (空の青さを知る人よ; ''Who Knows the Blueness of the Sky'')
# [[Manatsu no Yoru no Nioi ga Suru]] (真夏の夜の匂いがする; ''The Smell of a Midsummer Night'')
# [[Potpourri no Ha]] (ポプリの葉; ''Potpourri Leaf'')
# [[Chika]] (チカ)
# [[Sonna Fuu ni Ikiteiru]] (そんな風に生きている; ''Living Like the Wind'')

: Disc 2 - [[Hikigatari]]
# [[Futari no Sekai (Aimyon)|Futari no Sekai]] (ふたりの世界; ''Our World'')
# [[Ai wo Tsutaetaida Toka]] (愛を伝えたいだとか; ''I Want to Convey Love Among Other Things'')
# [[Saraba (Aimyon)|Saraba]] (サラバ; ''Farewell'')
# [[Futari Dake no Kuni]] (二人だけの国; ''A World of Just Me and You'')
# [[Happy (Aimyon)|Happy]] (ハッピー)
# [[Aoi (Aimyon)|Aoi]] (葵; ''Hollyhock'')
# [[Haru no Hi (Aimyon)|Haru no Hi]] (ハルノヒ)
# [[Hadaka no Kokoro]] (裸の心)
# [[Marigold (Aimyon)|Marigold]] (マリーゴールド)
# [[Seishun to Seishun to Seishun]] (青春と青春と青春; ''Youth and Youth and Youth'')

; Information
''Oishii Pasta ga Aru to Kiite'' is the third studio album released by [[Aimyon]]. It was released in two versions: a limited 2CD edition and a regular CD edition.

==Oricon Chart Positions==

===Physical===
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" style="margin: 1em; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|- style="background:#efefef"
!Mon||Tue||Wed||Thu||Fri||Sat||Sun||Week Rank||Sales
|- align="center"
||- ||2 ||1 ||1 ||1 ||1 ||2 ||2 ||120,196
|- align="center"
||1 ||5 ||4 ||2 ||3 ||2 ||2 ||3 ||31,961
|- align="center"
||3 ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x
|- align="center"
||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||x ||- ||x ||x
|- align="center"
||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||x ||x
|- align="center"
||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||x ||x
|- align="center"
||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||x ||x
|- align="center"
||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||x ||x
|- align="center"
||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||x ||x
|- align="center"
||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||x ||x
|- align="center"
||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||x ||x
|- align="center"
||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||x ||x
|- align="center"
||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||x ||x
|}

'''Total Reported Sales: 152,157'''

===Digital===

{| border="1" cellpadding="2" style="margin: 1em; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|- style="background:#efefef"
!Week Rank||Sales
|- align="center"
||1 || 12,441
|- align="center"
||1 || 4,752
|- align="center"
||x || x
|- align="center"
||x || x
|}

* '''Total Reported Sales: 17,193'''


{{Aimyon}}
[[Category:J-Pop (releases)]]
[[Category:2020 Albums]]
[[Category:September 2020]]

Square One

2020-01-13T13:05:53Z

MrROBAATO2190:

[[Image:SQUAREONEDVD.jpg|thumb|250px|CD+DVD Cover]]
[[Image:SQUAREONECD.jpg|thumb|250px|CD Only Cover]]

; Artist
: [[m-flo]]
; Album
: SQUARE ONE
; Released
: 2012.03.14
; Catalog Number
: RZCD-59030/B (CD+DVD)
: RZCD-59031 (CD Only)
; Price
: ¥3,990 (CD+DVD)
: ¥3,150 (CD Only)
; CD Tracklist
# [[Sayonara 2012|□ [sayonara_2012] ]]
# [[Perfect Place]]
# [[Alive (m-flo)|ALIVE]]
# [[Frozen Space Project|□ [frozen_space_project] ]]
# [[Never Needed You]]
# [[Oh Baby (m-flo)|Oh Baby]]
# [[Square1 Scene 1 Murder He Wrote|□ [square1_scene_1 murder_he_wrote] ]]
# [[Don't Stop Me Now (m-flo)|Don't Stop Me Now]]
# [[All I Want Is You]]
# [[Acid 02]]
# [[Call Me (m-flo)|Call Me]]
# [[Ok I Called|□ [ok_i_called] ]]
# [[Sure Shot Ricky]]
# [[Run (m-flo)|RUN]]
# [[Square 1 Scene 2 Don't Blink|□ [square1_scene_2_don't_blink] ]]
# [[So Mama I'd Love to Catch Up, Ok?|So Mama I'd Love To Catch Up, OK?]]
# [[She's So (Outta Control)]]
# [[Yesterday (m-flo)|Yesterday]]
# [[To Be Continued... (m-flo)|□ [to_be_continued...] ]]
; DVD Tracklist
# [[She's So (Outta Control)]] ([[PV|Music Video]])
# [[All I Want Is You]] ([[PV|Music Video]])
# [[Alive (m-flo)|ALIVE]] ([[PV|Music Video]])
# Live at "m-flo presents BONENKAI 2011" (TCY Snippet Edit)

; Information
<div align="justify">
''SQUARE ONE'' is the sixth studio album released by [[m-flo]]. This is their first album in almost five years. The album features special guest vocalists, however their identities are uncredited. The album reached #10 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and charted for 11 weeks.
</div>

==Oricon Chart Positions==
[[Image:SQUAREONEPROMO.jpg|thumb|280px|[[m-flo]] promoting the album]]

{| border="1" cellpadding="2" style="margin: 1em; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|- style="background:#efefef"
!Mon||Tue||Wed||Thu||Fri||Sat||Sun||Week Rank||Sales
|- align="center"
||- ||13 ||7 ||8 ||7 ||x ||x ||10 ||12,688
|- align="center"
||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||23 ||4,473
|- align="center"
||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||47 ||2,438
|- align="center"
||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x,xxx
|- align="center"
||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x,xxx
|}

'''Total Reported Sales:''' 19,599*

==External Links==
* Oricon Profile: [http://www.oricon.co.jp/prof/artist/27559/products/music/955497/1/ CD+DVD] | [http://www.oricon.co.jp/prof/artist/27559/products/music/955498/1/ CD Only]

{{m-flo}}

[[Category:J-Pop (releases)]]
[[Category:J-Urban (releases)]]
[[Category:J-Hip-Hop (releases)]]
[[Category:2012 Albums]]
[[Category:March 2012]]

Watashi to Houden

2020-01-13T05:27:14Z

MrROBAATO2190:

[[Image:Shiina Ringo-Watashi_to_Houden.jpg|thumb|280px|CD Cover]]
; Artist
: [[Shiina Ringo]]
; Album
: Watashi to Houden
; Released
: 2008.07.02
; Catalog Number
: TOCT-26574-75
; Price
: ¥3,800
; CD1 Tracklist
# [[Suberidai]] (すべりだい; ''Slide'') (from [[Koufukuron]])
# [[Unconditional Love]] (アンコンディショナル・ラブ) (from [[Kabukichou no Joou]])
# [[Remote Controller]] (リモートコントローラー) (from [[Koko de Kiss Shite.]])
# [[Memai (Shiina Ringo)|Memai]] (眩暈; ''Vertigo'') (from [[Koko de Kiss Shite.]])
# [[Rinne Highlight]] (輪廻ハイライト; ''Transmigration Highlight'') (from [[Honnou]])
# [[Aozora (Shiina Ringo)|Aozora]] (あおぞら; ''Blue Sky'') (from [[Honnou]])
# [[Toki ga Bousou Suru]] (時が暴走する; ''Time Drives Recklessly'') (from [[Koufukuron]])
# [[Sigma (Shiina Ringo)|Σ]] (from [[Gips]])
# [[Tokyo no Hito (Shiina Ringo)|Tokyo no Hito]] (東京の女(ひと); ''Tokyo Lady'') (from [[Gips]])
# [[17 (Shiina Ringo)|17]] (from [[Tsumi to Batsu]])
# [[Kimi no Hitomi ni Koi Shiteru]] (君ノ瞳ニ恋シテル; ''Can't Take My Eyes off of You'') (from [[Tsumi to Batsu]])
; CD2 Tracklist
# Mellow (メロウ) (from [[Zecchoushuu]])
# Fukou Jiman (不幸自慢; ''Unhappy Pride'') (from [[Zecchoushuu]])
# So Cold (喪＠ＣエＮコ瑠ヲュＷァ) (from [[Zecchoushuu]])
# [[Aisaika no Choshoku]] (愛妻家の朝食; ''Your Breakfast'') (from [[Mayonaka wa Junketsu]])
# [[Sid to Hakuchuumu]] (シドと白昼夢; ''Sid & Daydreams'') (from [[Mayonaka wa Junketsu]])
# [[Ishiki|Ishiki ~Sengo Saidaikyuu no Boufuuu Kennai Kashou~]] (意識～戦後最大級ノ暴風雨圏内歌唱～; ''Consciously ~A Song from One of the Greatest Rainstorms of the Post-War Era~'') (from [[Stem ~Daimyou Asobi Hen~]])
# [[Meisai|Meisai ~Sengo Saidaikyuu no Boufuuu Kennai Kashou~]] (迷彩～戦後最大級ノ暴風雨圏内歌唱～; ''Camouflage ~A Song from One of the Greatest Rainstorms of the Post-War Era~'') (from [[Stem ~Daimyou Asobi Hen~]])
# [[Yokushitsu|La Salle de Bain]] (from [[Ringo no Uta]])
# [[Karisome Otome|Karisome Otome (HITOKUCHIZAKA ver.)]] (カリソメ乙女; ''"Temporary" Virgin'') (from [[Kono Yo no Kagiri]])
# [[Sakuran (Shiina Ringo song)|Sakuran (ONKYO ver.)]] (錯乱; ''Confusion'') (from [[Kono Yo no Kagiri]])
# [[Ichijiku no Hana]] (映日紅の花（いちじくのはな; ''Fig Flower'') (from [[Baishou Ecstasy]])
# Fukurande Kichatta (膨らんできちゃった; ''It Expanded'') (from [[Zecchoushuu]]) (bonus track)
# Hai Hai (はいはい; ''Crawling'') (from [[Zecchoushuu]]) (bonus track)
# Kougousei (光合成; ''Photosynthesis'') (from [[Zecchoushuu]]) (bonus track)

; Information
''Watashi to Houden'' is Shiina Ringo's first B-Side compilation album. It features most of her B-sides and non-studio album recordings from her career through 2008 and was released in commemoration of her 10th anniversary in the music industry. The music video collection ''[[Watashi no Hatsuden]]'' was released on the same day.

{{Shiina Ringo}}
[[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
[[Category:2008 Albums]]
[[Category:Best Album]]

Adam to Eve no Ringo

2020-01-13T05:20:30Z

MrROBAATO2190:

[[Image:Adam to Eve no Ringo.jpg‎|thumb|300px|Album Cover]]

; Artist
: Various Artists
; Album
: Adam to Eve no Ringo (アダムとイヴの林檎; ''Fruit Défendu'')
; Released
: 2018.05.23
; Catalog Number
: UPCH-20485
; Price
: ¥3,240 (CD)
: ¥2,100 (Digital)
; Tracklist

# [[The Urashima's]] – [[Tadashii Machi (The Urashima's)|Tadashii Machi]] (正しい街; ''Correct City'')
# [[Utada Hikaru]] & [[Obukuro Nariaki]] – [[Marunouchi Sadistic (Utada Hikaru & Obukuro Nariaki)|Marunouchi Sadistic]] (丸の内サディスティック)
# [[Rekishi]] – [[Koufukuron (Rekishi)|Koufukuron]](幸福論; ''A View of Happiness'')
# [[Wikipedia:MIKA (singer)|MIKA]] - [[Sid to Hakuchuumu (MIKA)|Sid to Hakuchuumu]] (シドと白昼夢; ''C’est Quoi Ce Bonheur'')
# [[Fujiwara Sakura]] – [[Akane Sasukiro Terasa Redo (Fujiwara Sakura)|Akane Sasukiro Terasaredo...]] (茜さす帰路照らされど...; ''When it Begins to Get Dark...'')
# [[Tajima Takao]] – [[Tsugou no Ii Karada (Tajima Takao)|Tsugou no Ii Karada]] (都合のいい身体; ''The Leading Hitter'')
# [[Kimura Kaela]] – [[Koko de Kiss Shite (Kimura Kaela)|Koko de Kiss Shite]] (ここでキスして。; ''Kiss Me'')
# [[Miura Daichi]] – [[Suberidai (Miura Daichi)|Suberidai]] (すべりだい; ''Slide'')
# [[RHYMESTER]] – [[Honnou (RHYMESTER)|Honnou]](本能; ''Instinct'')
# [[AI (singer)|AI]] – [[Tsumi to Batsu (AI)|Tsumi to Batsu]] (罪と罰; ''Crime and Punishment'')
# [[Inoue Yosui]] – [[Carnation (Inoue Yosui)|Carnation]] (カーネーション; ''L'oeillet'')
# [[Shiritsu Ebisu Chuugaku]] – [[Jiyuu e Michizure (Shiritsu Ebisu Chuugaku)|Jiyuu e Michizure]] (自由へ道連れ; ''Collateral Damage'')
# [[LiSA]] – [[Nippon (LiSA)|NIPPON]]
# [[Matsu Takako]] – [[Arikitari na Onna (Matsu Takako)|Arikitari na Onna]] (ありきたりな女; ''Un Femme Ordinaire'')

; Information
<div align="justify">
''Adam to Eve no Ringo'' is a tribute album for [[Shiina Ringo]]. It was released to celebrate Ringo's 20th anniversary.
</div>

==External Links==
* [https://www.oricon.co.jp/prof/52027/products/1273290/1/ Oricon Profile]

{{Shiina Ringo}}
[[Category:J-Pop (releases)]]
[[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
[[Category:2018 Albums]]
[[Category:Tribute Album]]
[[Category:Cover Album]]
[[Category:May 2018]]
[[Category:2018 Oricon Top 100 Albums]]

Utaite Myouri ~Sono Ichi~

2020-01-13T05:18:03Z

MrROBAATO2190:

[[Image:utaite_kame.jpg|thumb|240px|Kame Pact Disc]]
[[Image:utaite_mori.jpg|thumb|240px|Mori Pact Disc]]

; Artist
: [[Shiina Ringo]]
; Album
: Utaite Myouri ~Sono Ichi~ (唄ひ手冥利～其ノ壱～; ''A Favor of Duty, Part I'')
; Released
: 2002.05.27
; Catalog Number
: TOCT-24780~1
; Price
: ¥3,600
; Tracklist
: '''Kame-Pact Disc (亀パクトディスク)'''
# [[Haiiro no Hitomi]] (duet with [[Kusano Masamune]] from [[Spitz]]) (灰色の瞳; ''Aquellos Ojo Grises'') (original: [[wikipedia:Uña Ramos|Uña Ramos]])
# [[More (Shiina Ringo)|More]] (original: [[wikipedia:Andy Williams|Andy Williams]])
# [[Chiisa na Kinomi (Shiina Ringo)|Chiisa na Kinomi]] (小さな木の実) (Japanese classic (from [[wikipedida:Georges Bizet|Bizet]]))
# [[I Wanna Be Loved by You (Shiina Ringo)|I Wanna Be Loved By You]] (original: [[wikipedia:Helen Kane|Helen Kane]])
# [[Shiroi Kobato (Shiina Ringo)|Shiroi Kobato]] (白い小鳩) (original: [[Shuri Eiko]])
# [[Love Is Blind]] (original: [[wikipedia:Janis Ian|Janis Ian]])
# [[Momen no Handkerchief (Shiina Ringo)|Momen no Handkerchief]] (duet with [[Matsuzaki Nao]]) (木綿のハンカチーフ) (original: [[Ota Hiromi]])
# [[Yer Blues]] (original: [[wikipedia:The Beatles|The Beatles]])
# [[Nobara]] (野薔薇; ''Heidenroslein'') (Special Thanks Track) (German classic (music by [[wikipedida:Franz Schubert|Schubert]]))
: '''Mori-Pact Disc (森パクトディスク)'''
# [[Kimi wo Aisu]] (君を愛す; ''Ich Liebe Dich Op. 5 No. 3'') (original: [[wikipedia:Carmen Dragon|Carmen Dragon]])
# [[Jazz a Go Go]] (original: [[wikipedia:France Gall|France Gall]])
# [[Kareha]] (枯葉; ''Autumn Leaves'') (original: [[wikipedia:Edith Piaf|Edith Piaf]])
# [[I Won't Last a Day Without You]] (duet with [[Utada Hikaru]]) (original: [[wikipedia:The Carpenters|The Carpenters]])
# [[Kuroi Orufe]] (黒いオルフェ; ''Black Orpheus'') ([[wikipedia:Manhã de Carnaval|Manhã de Carnaval]])
# [[Mr. Wonderful]] (original: [[wikipedia:Peggy Lee|Peggy Lee]])
# [[Tamanegi no Happy Song]] (duet with [[Shiina Junpei]]) (玉葱のハッピーソング; ''The Onion Song'') (original: [[wikipedia:Marvin Gaye|Marvin Gaye]])
# [[Starting Over (Shiina Ringo)|Starting Over]] (original: [[wikipedia:John Lennon|John Lennon]])
# [[Komoriuta (Shiina Ringo)|Komoriuta]] (duet with [[Saitou Koutarou]] on cello) (子守唄) (Special Thanks Track) (original: [[wikipedia:Frédéric Chopin|Chopin]])

; Information
"Utaite Myouri ~Sono Ichi~" is [[Shiina Ringo]]'s double CD cover album. The double-disc release is a collection of Shiina Ringo's favourite songs, in which Shiina later stated felt like she was letting her fans down by releasing an album full of covers instead of original material. Several songs on this album are sung entirely or partially in different languages: English, Japanese, German, Portugese and French. The 'Kame-Pact Disc' was titled in reference of the disc's producer, [[Kameda Seiji]], and similarly, the 'Mori-Pact Disc' was produced by [[Mori Toshiyuki]]. This was released on the anniversary of Shiina's debut single, [[Koufukuron]]. The album reached #1 on the [[Oricon]] weekly album charts and charted for 9 weeks, selling 397,000 units.

==External Links==
*[http://www.oricon.co.jp/music/release/d/478013/1/ Oricon Profile]

{{Shiina Ringo}}
[[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
[[Category:2002 Albums]]
[[Category:2002 Oricon Top 100 Albums]]
[[Category:2002 Number 1 Albums]]
[[Category:Cover Album]]
[[Category:Double Albums]]

Mora

2020-01-13T05:06:47Z

MrROBAATO2190:

[[Image:Shiina Ringo - MoRA.jpg|thumb|300px|Box Set Cover]]
[[Image:Shiina Ringo - MoRA Contents.jpg|thumb|300px|Contents]]

; Artist
: [[Shiina Ringo]]
; Box Set
: MoRA
; Released
: 2008.11.25
; Catalog Number
: TOBF-5601~6 (DVD-BOX)
: TOCT-26761~4 (CD-BOX)
; Price
: ¥12,000 (DVD-BOX)
: ¥7,800 (CD-BOX)

; CD1 Tracklist 『''[[Muzai Moratorium]]'' + "[[Koufukuron]]"』
# [[Tadashii Machi]] (正しい街; ''Correct City'')
# [[Kabukichou no Joou]] (歌舞伎町の女王; ''Queen of [[Wikipedia:Kabukichou|Kabukichou]]'')
# [[Marunouchi Sadistic]] (丸の内サディスティック; ''[[Wikipedia:Marunouchi|Marunouchi]] Sadistic'')
# [[Koufukuron|Koufukuron (Etsuraku-hen)]] (幸福論(悦楽編); ''A View of Happiness (Joy Ver.)'')
# [[Akane Sasu Kiro Terasaredo...]] (茜さす　帰路照らされど...; ''When it Begins to Get Dark...'')
# [[Sid to Hakuchuumu]] (シドと白昼夢; ''Sid & Daydreams'')
# [[Tsumiki Asobi]] (積木遊び; ''Playing with Blocks'')
# [[Koko de Kiss Shite.]] (ここでキスして。; ''Kiss Me'')
# [[Onaji Yoru]] (同じ夜; ''Ordinary Night'')
# [[Keikoku]] (警告; ''Caution'')
# [[Morphine]] (モルヒネ)
# [[Koufukuron]] (幸福論; ''A View of Happiness'')

; CD2 Tracklist 『''[[Shouso Strip]]'' + "[[Mayonaka wa Junketsu]]"』
# [[Kyogenshou]] (虚言症; ''I Am a Liar'')
# [[Yokushitsu]] (浴室; ''Bathroom'')
# [[Benkai Debussy]] (弁解ドビュッシー; ''Excuse Debussy'')
# [[Gips]] (ギブス)
# [[Yami ni Furu Ame]] (闇に降る雨; ''A Driving Rain in Darkness'')
# [[Identity]] (アイデンティティ)
# [[Tsumi to Batsu]] (罪と罰; ''Crime and Punishment'')
# [[Stoicism]] (ストイシズム)
# [[Tsuki ni Makeinu]] (月に負け犬; ''A Broken Man and Moonlight'')
# [[Sakana]] (サカナ; ''Fish'')
# [[Byoushou Public]] (病床パブリック; ''Sickbed Public'')
# [[Honnou]] (本能; ''Instinct'')
# [[Izonshou]] (依存症; ''I Am an Addict'')
# [[Mayonaka wa Junketsu]] (真夜中は純潔; ''Midnight is Pure'')

; CD3 Tracklist 『''[[Kalk Samen Kuri no Hana]]'' + "[[Stem ~Daimyou Asobi Hen~|STEM ~Daimyou Asobi Hen~]]"』
# [[Shuukyou]] (宗教; ''Religion'')
# [[Doppelgänger]] (ドッペルゲンガー)
# [[Meisai]] (迷彩; ''Camouflage'')
# [[Odaiji ni]] (おだいじに; ''Please Take Care'')
# [[Yattsuke Shigoto]] (やっつけ仕事; ''Rush Job'')
# [[Kuki]] (茎; ''Stem'')
# [[Torikoshi Gurou]] (とりこし苦労; ''Worrying Unnecessarily'')
# [[Okonomi de]] (おこのみで; ''As You Wish'')
# [[Ishiki]] (意識; ''Consciously'')
# [[Poltergeist]] (ポルターガイスト)
# [[Souretsu]] (葬列; ''Funeral'')
# [[Stem ~Daimyou Asobi Hen~|STEM ~Daimyou Asobi Hen~]] (茎(STEM) ~大名遊ビ編~; ''Stem ~At Play with a Feudal Lord~'')

; CD4 Tracklist 『"[[Ringo no Uta]]"』
# [[Ringo no Uta]] (りんごのうた; ''A Song of Apples'')

; CD5 Tracklist 『''[[Watashi to Houden]]''』 (DVD-BOX Edition Only)
# [[Suberidai]] (すべりだい; ''Slide'')
# [[Unconditional Love]] (アンコンディショナル・ラブ)
# [[Remote Controller]] (リモートコントローラー)
# [[Memai (Shiina Ringo)|Memai]] (眩暈; ''Vertigo'')
# [[Rinne Highlight]] (輪廻ハイライト; ''Transmigration Highlights'')
# [[Aozora (Shiina Ringo)|Aozora]] (あおぞら; ''Blue Sky'')
# [[Toki ga Bousou Suru]] (時が暴走する; ''Time Drives Recklessly'')
# [[Sigma (Shiina Ringo)|Σ]]
# [[Tokyo no Hito (Shiina Ringo)|Tokyo no Hito]] (東京の女(ひと); ''Tokyo Lady'')
# [[17 (Shiina Ringo)|17]]
# [[Kimi no Hitomi ni Koi Shiteru]] (君ノ瞳ニ恋シテル; ''Can't Take My Eyes Off of You'')

; CD6 Tracklist 『''[[Watashi to Houden]]''』 (DVD-BOX Edition Only)
# [[Mellow (Shiina Ringo)|Mellow]] (メロウ)
# [[Fukou Jiman]] (不幸自慢; ''Unhappy Pride'')
# [[So Cold (Shiina Ringo)|So Cold]] (喪＠ＣエＮコ瑠ヲュＷァ)
# [[Aisaika no Choshoku]] (愛妻家の朝食; ''My Devoted Husband's Breakfast'')
# [[Sid to Hakuchuumu]] (シドと白昼夢; ''Sid & Daydreams'')
# [[Ishiki|Ishiki ~Sengo Saidaikyuu no Boufuuu Kennai Kashou~]] (意識～戦後最大級ノ暴風雨圏内歌唱～; ''Consciously ~A Song From One of The Greatest Rainstorms of The Post-War Era~'')
# [[Meisai|Meisai ~Sengo Saidaikyuu no Boufuuu Kennai Kashou~]] (迷彩～戦後最大級ノ暴風雨圏内歌唱～; ''Camouflage ~A Song From One of The Greatest Rainstorms of The Post-War Era~'')
# [[Yokushitsu|La Salle de Bain]] (''[[Wikipedia:French language|[Fra:]]] The Bathroom'')
# [[Karisome Otome|Karisome Otome (HITOKUCHIZAKA ver.)]] (カリソメ乙女; ''"Temporary" Virgin'')
# [[Sakuran (Shiina Ringo song)|Sakuran (ONKYO ver.)]] (錯乱; ''Confusion'')
# [[Ichijiku no Hana]] (映日紅の花（いちじくのはな; ''Fig Flower'')
# [[Fukurande Kichatta]] (膨らんできちゃった; ''It Expanded'')
# [[Hai Hai]] (はいはい; ''Crawling') (Bonus Track)
# [[Kougousei (Shiina Ringo)|Kougousei]] (光合成; ''Photosynthesis'') (Bonus Track)

; Information
<div align="justify">
''MoRA'' is the first box set released by [[Shiina Ringo]]. It features the singer's first three albums, as well as a single disc, all remastered and packaged in a new format. The box set was both released in a CD-BOX and a DVD-BOX edition, the latter coming with 2 bonus discs (her B-Side collection ''[[Watashi to Houden]]'') and with the tracks recorded in DVD-Video format in high-quality 96kHz/24-bit sound.

The box set includes paper jackets for all albums, [[Shiina Ringo]]'s voice when you open it, a 100-page re-edited special booklet, three 10th anniversary box set stickers, nine 10th anniversary art cards, and a 10th anniversary poster. The box set reached #32 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts, and charted for 2 weeks.
</div>

==External Links==
*Oricon Profiles: [http://www.oricon.co.jp/prof/artist/237797/products/cinema/789757/1/ DVD-BOX] | [http://www.oricon.co.jp/prof/artist/237797/products/music/789663/1/ CD-BOX]

{{Shiina Ringo}}
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Genshi-teki ja Night ~Analog Love~

2019-12-12T05:39:17Z

MrROBAATO2190:

[[File:A Nude Regular.jpg|thumb|200px|''[[A Nude|A NUDE]]'' Cover]]

; Artist
: [[Yamashita Tomohisa]]
; Song
: Genshi-teki ja Night ~Analog Love~ (原始的じゃナイト〜アナログラブ〜; ''Not An Ordinary Night ~Analog Love~'')
; Lyrics
: [[Wada Shuu]]
; Music
: [[Kubota Toshinobu]]
; Other Information:
: Arrangement: [[MONDO GROSSO|Osawa Shinichi]]

<div align="justify">
"Genshi-teki ja Night ~Analog Love~" is a song recorded by [[Yamashita Tomohisa]]. It was released on his third album ''[[A Nude|A NUDE]]'' as a track #7.
</div>

{{Yamashita Tomohisa}}
[[Category:Yamashita Tomohisa Songs]]
[[Category:2013 Songs]]

Same Thing

2019-11-15T01:13:07Z

MrROBAATO2190: This release is NOT a digital single. Per his official website, this is an EP/mini-album. However, this was released only on digital platforms.

{|border="0" align="right"
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; Artist
: [[Hoshino Gen]]
; EP/Mini-Album
: Same Thing
; Released
: 2019.10.14
; Price
￥-
:
; Tracklist
# [[Same Thing (song)|Same Thing]] (feat. Superorganism)
# [[Sarashi-mono]] (さらしもの, ''Exposed'') (feat. [[PUNPEE]])
# [[Ain’t Nobody Know]]
# [[Watashi (Hoshino Gen)|Watashi]] (私, ''I'')

; Information
"Same Thing" is the first digital EP by [[Hoshino Gen]]. The title track "[[Same Thing]]" received an official [[PV]], and "[[Sarashi-mono]]" and "[[Watashi (Hoshino Gen)|Watashi]]" received lyric [[PV]]s.

{{Hoshino Gen}}
[[Category:J-Pop (releases)]]
[[Category:2019 Mini-Albums]]
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[[Category:Hoshino Gen Songs]]
[[Category:October 2019]]

We've Done Something Wonderful

2019-10-22T11:45:52Z

MrROBAATO2190:

[[Image:Epik High - We've Done Something Wonderful.jpg|thumb|250px|Album Cover]]

; Artist
: [[Epik High]]
; Album
: WE'VE DONE SOMETHING WONDERFUL
; Released
: 2017.10.23
; Tracklist
# [[Nan Sarami Jeil Museowo]] (난 사람이 제일 무서워; ''I'm Most Afraid'') (English title: "PEOPLE SCARE ME")
# [[Yeonae Soseol]] (feat. [[IU]]) (연애소설; ''Love Story'')
# [[No Thank You (Epik High)|No Thank You]] (feat. [[Song Min Ho]], [[Simon.D]], and [[The Quiett]]) (노땡큐) (English title: "NO THANXXX")
# [[Bincha]] (feat. [[Oh Hyuk]]) (빈차; ''Empty Car'') (English title: "HOME IS FAR AWAY")
# [[Here Come the Regrets|HERE COME THE REGRETS]] (feat. [[Lee Hi]])
# [[Sangsirui Sungineung]] (feat. [[Suhyun]]) (상실의 순기능; ''Cycle of Loss'') (English title: "THE BENEFITS OF HEARTBREAK")
# [[Bleed|BLEED]]
# [[Tape 2002.7.8]] (TAPE 2002年 7月 8日; ''Tape 2002 July 8'')
# [[Eoreun Jeueume]] (어른 즈음에; ''Around Adulthood'') (English title: "US AGAINST THE WORLD")
# [[Gaehwa]] (feat. [[Kim Jong Wan]] of [[Nell]]) (개화 (開化); ''Blooming'') (English title: "LOST ONE")
# [[Munbaedong Dangoljip]] (feat. [[Crush (singer)|Crush]]) (문배동 단골집; ''Munbaedong Favorite Spot'') (English title: "MUNBAE-DONG")

; Information
''We've Done Something Wonderful'' is the ninth album released by [[Epik High]]. The songs "[[Yeonae Soseol]]" and "[[Bincha]]" were used as the lead tracks.

==External Links==
* [http://hanteo.com/search/nalbum_info2.asp?mcode=049800956 Hanteo Profile]

{{Epik High}}
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[[Category:K-Rock (releases)]]
[[Category:K-Pop (releases)]]
[[Category:2017 Albums]]
[[Category:October 2017]]

Baby You Can Cry

2019-09-14T03:03:45Z

MrROBAATO2190:

[[File:AI - Baby You Can Cry.jpg|220px|thumb|Digital Cover]]

; Artist
: [[AI (singer)|AI]]
; Digital Single
: Baby You Can Cry
; Released
: 2019.09.27
; Price
: ¥250
; Tracklist
# Baby You Can Cry

; Information
<div align="justify">
"Baby You Can Cry" is a digital single released by [[AI (singer)|AI]]. The song samples "[[Baby Don't Cry (Amuro Namie)|Baby Don't Cry]]" by [[Amuro Namie]].
</div>

{{AI}}
[[Category:J-Hip-Hop (releases)]]
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[[Category:2019 Digital Singles]]
[[Category:2019 Songs]]
[[Category:AI Songs]]
[[Category:September 2019]]

MONDO GROSSO

2019-09-10T00:12:13Z

MrROBAATO2190: /* Discography (as MONDO GROSSO) */

[[Image:20100601_osawa_offical_2010.jpg|thumb|300px|Osawa Shinichi promoting "[[Nandodemo Atarashiku Umareru]]" (2017)]]
<div align="justify">
'''MONDO GROSSO''' ([[Wikipedia:Italian language|It]]: ''Big World''), originally the name of the Kyoto-based acid jazz band formed in [[Kyoto]] in 1991, eventually came to be the main alias of composer, DJ, musician, producer, and former MONDO GROSSO leader and bassist, '''Osawa Shinichi'''. Releasing innovative tunes with his solo projects, Osawa has set out countless producing and remix works for both artists in Japan and abroad. Osawa describes himself as a "Musical Multi-Personality", working within a multitutde of genres under various aliases and projects. Currently, Osawa is under [[cutting edge]].

==Profile==
* '''Name''': Osawa Shinichi (大沢伸一)
* '''Birthday''': {{bda|1967|02|07|mf=yes}}
* '''Birthplace''': [[Shiga]], [[Japan]]
* '''[[Blood Type]]''': O

==Former Members==
* [[B-BANDJ]]
* [[Yoshizawa Hajime]] (吉澤はじめ)
* [[Nakamura Masato]] (中村雅人)
* [[Otsuka Hidehito]] (大塚英人)

==Information==

===Original MONDO GROSSO Era (1991-2005)===
Formed in 1991 and originating out of Kyoto with bandmates [[B-BANDJ]], [[Nakamura Masato]], and [[Otsuka Hidehito]], MONDO GROSSO released their self-titled first album under the independent record label [[For Life Records]] on June 18, 1993. The album was very well received both domestically and internationally, leading to a new style in Japanese club music that would eventually become a standard. In 1995, after a second album released on October 10, ''[[Born Free]]'', featuring acid jazz stalwart [[Monday Michiru]] and the completion of their touring, the band officially disbanded.

Osawa began solo work soon after the dissolution, becoming a collaborator with already established musicians in Japan. Through this transitional period, MONDO GROSSO morphed into a collaborative project, featuring Osawa and various other vocalists and musicians whom he would release future material with. With many of his self-produced collaborations, he released the album R&B-infused acid jazz album ''[[Closer (MONDO GROSSO)|CLOSER]]'' on August 21, 1997. Around that same time, he began his career as a hit-making producer.

After the release of his third full-length album, Osawa turned his focus on production, working with many high-profile artists in Japan. His first explorations into full production began with the release of [[UA]]'s single, "[[Rhythm (UA)|Rhythm]]", on September 24, 1996. He soon followed his first success in the field with the production of [[Monday Michiru]]'s well-received single "[[You Make Me]]", released in 1998. Upon his expanding success, he left [[FOR LIFE MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT]] and signed to major record label [[Sony Music Entertainment|Sony Music Associated Records]] in 1999. Upon this shift, Osawa was able to begin his own record label, [[REALEYES]], that same year. Osawa produced another full-length album for a then-upcoming musician [[bird (singer)|bird]]. Her first album, ''[[Souls (bird)|SOULS]]'', was released on March 20, 1999, and became a massive hit domestically, selling well over 800,000 units.

After taking a temporary break from his own work, Osawa resumed activity under the name MONDO GROSSO. The following year Osawa would release his most popular single to date, "[[Life (MONDO GROSSO)|Life]]", once again collaborating with [[bird (singer)|bird]] on vocals. The single became his highest charting to date, peaking at #18 on the Oricon weekly charts. Following the release of one more single [[Butterfly (Mondo Grosso)|BUTTERFLY]], he released his fourth full-length album, ''[[Mg4|MG4]]'', on August 26, 2000, becoming a milestone in his solo music career. The album was met with critical acclaim, with credit to the fusion of acid jazz and house, the display of the diversity in his style of production, and collaborations with musicians such as [[wikipedia:N'dea Davenport|N'dea Davenport]] and [[wikipedia:Amel Larrieux|Amel Larrieux]] on the album. The album was also released by Sony Music internationally in over 25 countries.

Osawa soon returned to the field of producing after the success of his solo album, producing and remixing for a number of established artists in Japan as well as internationally. In 2002, Osawa provided a track, "[[Blz|BLZ]]", as the only contributor from Japan, for the official 2002 FIFA World Cup album ''Fever Pitch'', which was released in over 30 countries worldwide. In 2003, his fifth album "[[Next Wave]]" was released. The album became one of his most successful, debuting at #10 on the Oricon charts and selling over 150,000 copies, significant for a club-oriented album. In 2004, he signed [[Nobuchika Eri]] to his now retitled FEARLESS RECORDS label, but was dropped by [[Sony Music Associated Records]] in 2006 upon Osawa's move to avex's [[rhythm zone]] imprint.

===Osawa Shinichi Era (2006-2015)===
His first major release with [[rhythm zone]] came in the form of his first studio album under his real name, ''[[The One (Osawa Shinichi)|The One]]'', released on September 26, 2007. The album introduced a heavier, rock-influenced sound that was a far cry from his R&B-influenced productions under his MONDO GROSSO alias. In between the international release of ''[[The One (Osawa Shinichi)|The One]]'', in late 2008, Osawa participated in the project, [[ravex]], with fellow Avex labelmates and DJs [[Taku Takahashi]] of [[m-flo]] and Tomoyuki Tanaka a.k.a. [[Fantastic Plastic Machine]]. The project was a commemorative project by Avex celebrating its 20th anniversary in the Japanese music industry. The project began with the single "[[I Rave U|I RAVE U]]" featuring [[DJ OZMA]] in late 2008 and ended with the studio album ''[[Trax|trax]]'', released in early 2009. The studio album consisted of collaborations with well-known [[avex]]-signed artists, including [[Tohoshinki]], [[Namie Amuro]], [[MONKEY MAJIK]], [[Tsuchiya Anna]] and [[BoA]].

That October, he conceived a new side project, [[BRADBERRY ORCHESTRA]], with producer and musician [[Kobayashi Takeshi]], best known for producing artists such as [[Mr. Children]], [[Salyu]], [[Onitsuka Chihiro]], and [[Akanishi Jin]]. In June, he released his second studio album under [[rhythm zone]], ''[[So2|SO2]]''. Osawa rounded out the year establishing a "digital" label, [[LDK]] (Loud Digital Kitchen), with fellow DJ Tomo Hirata, and began releasing music under various aliases.

By the end of 2010, it was announced that two songs from his [[BRADBERRY ORCHESTRA]] side project, "[[Mutation]]" and "[[Kizamu|kizamu]]", would be used as the beginning and ending themes respectively for the upcoming Playstation 3 video game ''Ryu ga Gotoku OF THE END'', the third spinoff in the ''[[Wikpedia:Ryu ga Gotoku|Ryu ga Gotoku]]'' series (otherwise known as the "Yakuza" series in Western territories). BRADBERRY ORCHESTRA's debut mini-album, ''[[Vol.0]]'', was released on March 16th. The final release under the project name was the single "[[Physical (BRADBERRY ORCHESTRA)|Physical]]", featuring [[Suga Shikao]], [[Crystal Kay]], and [[Salyu]], which served as the theme song for TV Tokyo's broadcast of the 2012 Summer Olympics in London.

===Return to MONDO GROSSO and New Projects (2016-Present)===
In the beginning of 2016, Osawa announced that he will be returning to the MONDO GROSSO monkier for upcoming projects. His first album under the name in 14 years, "[[Nandodemo Atarashiku Umareru]]", is his first album featuring all-Japanese vocalists, and was on June 6, 2017, under sister [[avex]] label, [[cutting edge]]. The album debuted at #8 on the weekly charts, a career-best for Osawa. The follow-up, [[Attune/Detune]], was released a year later.

==Discography (as MONDO GROSSO)==
===Studio Albums===
* [1993.06.18] [[MONDO GROSSO (album)|MONDO GROSSO]]
* [1995.10.20] [[Born Free]]
* [1997.08.21] [[Closer (MONDO GROSSO)|CLOSER]]
* [2000.07.26] [[Mg4|MG4]]
* [2003.06.25] [[Next Wave]]
* [2017.06.07] [[Nandodemo Atarashiku Umareru]] (何度でも新しく生まれる; ''Reborn Again and Always Starting New'')
* [2018.03.21] [[Attune / Detune]]

===Mini-Albums/EPs===
* [1993.10.21] [[Marble (MONDO GROSSO)|MARBLE]]
* [1994.06.17] [[Invisible Man|invisible man]]

===Compilation Albums===
* [2000.08.23] [[MONDO GROSSO Best|MONDO GROSSO best]]
* [2000.10.18] [[MONDO GROSSO Best Remixes|MONDO GROSSO best remixes]]
* [2004.07.21] [[MONDO GROSSO Best + Remixes|MONDO GROSSO best + remixes]]

===Remix Albums===
* [1995.02.17] [[Pieces from the Editing Floor|Pieces from the editing floor]]
* [1996.04.03] [[Diggin' Into the Real|DIGGIN' INTO THE REAL]]
* [1998.03.21] [[The Man from the Sakura Hills|THE MAN FROM THE SAKURA HILLS]]
* [2001.07.25] [[Mgr4|MG4R]]
* [2003.12.03] [[Henshin|HENSHIN]] (''Transformation'')

===Live Albums===
* [1995.07.05] [[The European Expedition]]
* [2004.06.30] [[LIVE ON THE NEXT WAVE]]

===Singles===
* [1995.06.07] [[Oh Lord, Let Me Do No Wrong|Oh lord, let me do no wrong]]
* [1995.08.19] [[Family (MONDO GROSSO)|FAMILY]]
* [1997.05.21] [[Laughter in the Rain|Laughter in the rain]]
* [1997.07.24] [[Everyday Life / Things Keep Changin'|EVERYDAY LIFE / THINGS KEEP CHANGIN']]
* [2000.05.24] [[Life (MONDO GROSSO)|LIFE]] feat. [[bird (singer)|bird]]
* [2000.07.26] [[Butterfly (MONDO GROSSO)|BUTTERFLY]]
* [2000.08.30] [[Now You Know Better|NOW YOU KNOW BETTER]]
* [2001.04.25] [[Don't Let Go (MONDO GROSSO)|DON'T LET GO]]
* [2002.05.02] [[Blz|BLZ]]
* [2002.10.30] [[Everything Needs Love]] feat. [[BoA]]
* [2003.05.02] [[Shinin' (MONDO GROSSO)|SHININ']] feat. [[Dragon Ash|Kj]]
* [2003.07.16] [[Hikari (MONDO GROSSO)|Hikari]] feat. [[UA]] (光; ''Light'')
* [2017.04.28] [[Labyrinth (MONDO GROSSO)|Labyrinth]] (ラビリンス)

===Digital Singles===
* [2018.02.08] [[Itsuwari no Sympathy]] (偽りのシンパシー; ''False Sympathy'')
* [2019.05.27] [[Life (MONDO GROSSO)|LIFE (Retune)]] feat. [[bird (singer)|bird]]

===Vinyls===
* [2017.12.17] [[Haru wa Towa ni Mezameru]] (春はトワに目覚める; ''Spring Awakens Eternally'')
* [2018.04.21] [[KEMURI / TURN IT UP]]
* [2019.08.07] [[Life (MONDO GROSSO)|LIFE (Nextune)]] feat. [[bird (singer)|bird]]

===DVDs===
* [1995.07.21] [[The European Expedition]]
* [2001.07.25] [[Mg4v|MG4V]]

==Discography (as Shinichi Osawa, etc.)==

: ''Note: [[BRADBERRY ORCHESTRA#Discography|Click Here]] for releases under '''BRADBERRY ORCHESTRA'''''
: ''Note: [[LNoL#Discography|Click Here]] for releases under '''LNoL'''''
===Albums===
* [2007.09.26] [[The One (Osawa Shinichi)|The One]]
* [2010.06.16] [[So2|SO2]]
* [2011.07.27] [[Shinichi Osawa & Paul Chambers Present Singapore Swing|Shinichi Osawa & Paul Chambers present SINGAPORE SWING]] ('''Shinichi Osawa''' & [[Paul Chambers]])

===Live Albums===
* [2011.09.14] [[iTunes Live: Shinichi Osawa]]

===Mini-Albums/EPs===
* [2013.02.13] [[OTR EP#1]] ('''OFF THE ROCKER''')
* [2014.03.05] [[OTR EP#2]] ('''OFF THE ROCKER''')
* [2015.08.26] [[OTR EP#3]] ('''OFF THE ROCKER''')

===Digital Singles===
* [2007.09.26] [[Our Song (Osawa Shinichi)|Our Song]]
* [2008.08.06] [[Main Street Electrical Parade (Disneyland)]]
* [2008.09.29] [[Star Guitar]] (Europe)
* [2009.02.08] [[Push]]
* [2009.03.03] [[Star Guitar]] (US)
* [2009.07.14] [[Wild Cat / Tiger|Wild Cat / Tiger]] ('''CROQUEMONSIEUR''')
* [2010.09.12] [[Singapore Swing E.P.]] ('''Shinichi Osawa''' & [[Paul Chambers]])
* [2010.11.21] [[Zingaro EP]]
* [2010.12.06] [[Cyclone]] ('''Shinichi Osawa''' + [[SUPERBEATZ]])
* [2011.03.02] [[Moroccantea|MOROCCANTEA]] ('''CROQUEMONSIEUR''')
* [2011.05.02] [[Love Will Guide You]]
* [2012.04.09] [[SPANKICK]] ('''Shinichi Osawa''' + [[Tomo Hirata]])
* [2012.09.06] [[Singapore Madness]] ('''Shinichi Osawa''' & [[Paul Chambers]])
* [2014.03.03] [[Dope 427]] ('''Shinichi Osawa''' & [[wikipedia:Benny Benassi|Benny Benassi]]) 
* [2014.04.08] [[Breaking Through the Night EP]]
* [2019.09.06] [[Just Used Music Again]] ('''RHYME SO''')

===Soundtracks===
* [2018.09.26] [[BANANA FISH Original Soundtrack]]
* [2019.07.03] [[Diner Original Soundtrack]] (映画「Diner ダイナー」Original Soundtrack)

===Remix Albums===
* [2008.08.27] [[The One+]]
* [2010.12.01] [[So2 Remixes|SO2 Remixes]]

===Mixes/Compilations===
* [2000.??.??] [[SAKURAHILLS DISCO 3000 presented by Shinichi Osawa]]
* [2000.06.21] [[Real 2 Step|REAL 2 STEP]]
* [2003.03.26] [[Fearless "The House"|FEARLESS "THE HOUSE"]]
* [2004.07.22] [[Make the Style "Drivin' Slow"|make the style "drivin' slow"]]
* [2004.08.24] [[Mix the Vibe|MIX THE VIBE]]
* [2005.08.03] [[Kitsune Fur|Kitsuné Fur]]
* [2005.08.03] [[Fearless 4/4 Rockers|FEARLESS 4/4 ROCKERS]]
* [2007.02.21] [[Kitsune Udon|Kitsuné Udon]]
* [2009.09.26] [[Teppan-Yaki -A Collection of Remixes-|TEPPAN-YAKI -A Collection Of Remixes-]]
* [2013.02.13] [[OFF THE ROCKER presents SOFA DISCO]] ('''OFF THE ROCKER''')
* [2013.02.13] [[Osawa Shinichi no Shigoto 2008-2012]] (大沢伸一の仕事 2008-2012; ''Shinichi Osawa's Works 2008-2012'')
* [2013.12.04] [[OFF THE ROCKER presents SOFA DISCO 2014]] ('''OFF THE ROCKER''')
* [2014.12.08] [[Music for instigator]]
* [2014.03.05] [[Osawa Shinichi no Shigoto 2012-2013]] (大沢伸一の仕事 2012-2013; ''Shinichi Osawa's Works 2012-2013'')
* [2015.06.24] [[Music for instigator #2]]
* [2016.05.25] [[OFF THE ROCKER presents SOFA DISCO 15FW]] ('''OFF THE ROCKER''')

==Works==
===Produced/Featured Works===
* [1993.12.21] [[Toshinori Kondo]] - [[Club New Light]] ''(#1 Just Damage)''
* [1995.09.25] [[Monday Michiru]] - [[Jazz Brat]] ''(co-producer)''
* [1996.09.24] [[UA]] - [[Rhythm (UA)|Rhythm]]
* [1997.03.21] [[Oginome Yoko|Yoko Oginome]] - [[Look Up to the Sky|LOOK UP TO THE SKY]]
* [1997.08.21] [[Oginome Yoko|Yoko Oginome]] - [[Make It On My Own]]
* [1997.08.25] [[Ryo]] - [[Belladonna]] ''(#6 in the morning)''
* [1997.09.21] [[Chara]] - [[Junior Sweet]] ''(#8 Watashi wa Kawaii Hito to Iwaretai, #9 Junior Sweet)''
* [1998.07.25] [[Ryo]] - [[Kiete yo]]
* [1998.11.06] [[Clementine]] - [[Heure D'ete|Heure D'été]]
* [1998.11.21] [[Njuk]] - [[Te wo Tsunagu Yori mo Tsuyoku]]
* [1998.11.26] [[sugar soul]] - [[Sauce|sauce]]
* [1998.07.23] [[Janet Kay]] - [[Making History]] ''(#5 What Cha' Gonna Do For Me, #8 Stay)''
* [1998.07.23] [[Monday Michiru]] - [[You Make Me]] ''(as Sakura Hills Disco 3000)''
* [1999.03.20] [[bird (singer)|bird]] - [[Souls|SOULS]]
* [1999.05.21] [[wyolica]] - [[Kanashimi Wagamama]]
* [1999.06.30] [[bird (singer)|bird]] - [[Beats|BEATS]]
* [1999.07.14] [[Monday Michiru]] - [[Play It By Ear]]
* [1999.07.23] [[bird (singer)|bird]] - [[bird (album)|bird]]
* [1999.08.25] [[bird (singer)|bird]] - [[Kimi no Oto ga Kikoeru Basho e]]
* [1999.09.22] [[Monday Michiru]] - [[Optimista]]
* [1999.10.01] [[wyolica]] - [[Kaze wo Atsumete (wyolica)|Kaze wo Atsumete]]
* [1999.10.06] [[bird (singer)|bird]] - [[Sora no Hitomi]]
* [1999.10.20] [[Monday Michiru]] - [[Tomorrow's Sunrise]]
* [1999.12.01] [[bird (singer)|bird]] - [[Michiteyuku Kuchibiru]]
* [2000.01.21] [[wyolica]] - [[Ai wo Utae]]
* [2000.02.02] [[wyolica]] - [[Wo Said "La La..."|who said "La La..."?]]
* [2000.04.01] [[bird (singer)|bird]] - [[Game (bird)|GAME]]
* [2000.04.19] [[wyolica]] - [[Saa Ikou]]
* [2000.08.02] [[wyolica]] - [[red song]]
* [2000.09.22] [[bird (singer)|bird]] - [[Oasis (bird)|Oasis]]
* [2000.11.08] [[Shiina Junpei]] - [[Sekai (Shiina Junpei)|Sekai]] ''(as SLEEPY TONGUE)''
* [2000.11.22] [[bird (singer)|bird]] - [[Mindtravel (album)|MINDTRAVEL]]
* [2000.11.22] [[bird (singer)|bird]] - [[Mindtravel (single)|MINDTRAVEL]]
* [2001.01.31] [[bird (singer)|bird]] - [[Mermaid 3000]]
* [2001.02.15] '''Osawa Shinichi''' & [[Fujiwara Hiroshi]] - [[Lost Child (Fujiwara Hiroshi + Osawa Shinichi)|LOST CHILD]] feat. [[Crystal Kay]]
* [2001.03.07] [[bird (singer)|bird]] - [[Sakura (bird)|Sakura]]
* [2001.05.23] [[wyolica]] - [[Shelter (wyolica)|Shelter]]
* [2003.04.09] [[Nakashima Mika]] - [[Love Addict (Nakashima Mika)|Love Addict]]
* [2004.11.24] [[Hirai Ken|Ken Hirai]] - [[Sentimentalovers|SENTIMENTALovers]] ''(#10 nostalgia)''
* [2004.12.08] [[Nobuchika Eri|Eri Nobuchika]] - [[Lights (Nobuchika Eri)|Lights]]
* [2005.04.06] [[Nobuchika Eri|Eri Nobuchika]] - [[Voice (Nobuchika Eri)|Voice]]
* [2005.06.29] [[Nobuchika Eri|Eri Nobuchika]] - [[Sketch for Summer]]
* [2005.08.03] [[mink]] - [[mink (album)|mink]] ''(#10 Don't You Worry 'Bout A Thing)''
* [2005.12.07] [[Nobuchika Eri|Eri Nobuchika]] - [[Kodou (Nobuchika Eri)|Kodou]]
* [2005.12.21] [[Nobuchika Eri|Eri Nobuchika]] - [[Nobuchikaeri|nobuchikaeri]]
* [2006.03.01] [[Nobuchika Eri|Eri Nobuchika]] - [[Yume no Kakera (Nobuchika Eri)|Yume no Kakera]]
* [2006.05.10] [[Nobuchika Eri|Eri Nobuchika]] - [[Nobuchikaeri.rx|nobuchikaeri.rx]]
* [2008.03.12] [[Amuro Namie|Namie Amuro]] - [[60s 70s 80s]] ''(#3 WHAT A FEELING)'' ''(co-producer)''
* [2008.07.23] [[Emi Tawata]] - [[Love & Peace|LOVE&PEACE]] ''(#1 FLOWERS)''
* [2009.02.18] [[Hotei Tomoyasu|Tomoyasu Hotei]] - [[Guitarhythm V|GUITARYTHM V]] ''(#8 VICIOUS BEAT CLASHERS)''
* [2009.03.11] [[CHEMISTRY]] - [[The CHEMISTRY Joint Album|the CHEMISTRY joint album]] ''(#5 Party Nite (as KANAME x Shinichi Osawa))''
* [2010.08.10] [[Angelababy]] - [[Beauty Survivor]]
* [2010.09.08] [[MINMI]] - [[Patto Hana Saku]] feat. [[VERBAL]]
* [2010.11.24] [[THE LOWBROWS]] - [[Emotion (THE LOWBROWS)|EMOTION]] ''(#4 WOW prod. by SHINICHI OSAWA)''
* [2011.03.16] [[VERBAL]] - [[Visionair|VISIONAIR]] ''(#4 DOPE BOY FRESH, #14 NOTHING)''
* [2011.07.04] [[BeatauCue]] - [[Falcon Punch EP]] ''(#4 H.O.W.L. (BeatauCue & Shinichi Osawa))''
* [2011.07.27] [[Amuro Namie|Namie Amuro]] - [[Naked / Fight Together / Tempest|NAKED/Fight Together/Tempest]] ''(#1 NAKED)''
* [2011.10.12] [[Be-ppin']] - [[MY•EYE•YAH]]
* [2011.10.26] [[Wakadanna]] - [[Tasuki / Aozora|TASUKI/Aozora]]
* [2012.01.25] [[Tamaki Nami]] - [[Lady Mind|LADY MIND]]
* [2012.02.08] [[moumoon]] - [[No Night Land]] ''(#8 Bon Appetit)''
* [2012.02.19] [[Popular Computer]] - [[Lite]] ''(#5 Just for All I Have feat. Shinichi Osawa))''
* [2012.03.07] [[Wikipedia:Benny Benassi|Benny Benassi]] - [[Wikipedia:Electroman|Electroman]] ''(#16 DOPE 427 (Shinichi Osawa & Benny Benassi))''
* [2012.06.13] [[MEG]] - [[Trap (MEG)|TRAP]] ''(arrangement)''
* [2012.06.20] [[Happiness (group)|Happiness]] - [[Happy Time]] ''(#10 Magic na... Love)''
* [2012.07.04] [[MINMI]] - [[La La La ~Ai no Uta~]] ''(arrangement/mix)''
* [2012.10.10] [[Tamaki Nami]] - [[Paradise (Tamaki Nami)|PARADISE]]
* [2013.07.25] [[MINMI]] - [[I Love (MINMI album)|I LOVE]] ''(#1 Lavender, #6 La La La ~Ai no Uta~ (additional arrangement/mix), #9 CHIKA no Theme (mix), #10 Kimi ga Suki (mix), #12 Ribbon (arrangement/mix))''
* [2013.09.02] [[Wikipedia:The Subs|The Subs]] - [[Wikipedia:Collaborations 1/2|Collaborations 1/2]] ''(#3 Demon (The Subs & Shinichi Osawa))''
* [2013.09.11] [[Yamashita Tomohisa]] - [[A Nude|A NUDE]] (#7 Genshi-teki ja Naito ~Anarogu Rabu~) ''(arrangement)''
* [2011.09.11] [[Wakadanna]] - [[Life Is Mountain|LIFE IS MOUNTAIN]] ''(#12 SUITE)''
* [2011.09.18] [[JUJU]] - [[Distance (JUJU)|Distance]] ''(#2 Heart Beat)''
* [2011.09.28] [[Tachibana Hajime]] - [[Monaco]] ''(#6 Coming Into Los Angeles, #8 Modern Things Karaoke)''
* [2013.10.02] [[After School|AFTERSCHOOL]] - [[Heaven (After School)|Heaven]]
* [2014.01.29] [[After School|AFTERSCHOOL]] - [[Shh]]
* [2014.03.28] [[Towa Tei]] - [[18]] ''(TOWA TEI with SHINICHI OSAWA)''
* [2014.06.28] [[Yamashita Tomohisa]] - [[Asobi (Yamashita Tomohisa)|Asobi]] ''(#6 Dress Code:)''
* [2014.10.29] [[JASMINE]] - [[Pure Love Best|PURE LOVE BEST]] ''(#13 Happy Dayz - co-producer)''
* [2014.12.03] [[JUJU]] - [[Request II]] ''(#7 Can't Stop Fallin' in Love)''
* [2015.10.01] [[JUJU]] - [[Yumemiru Chanson Ningyou (JUJU)|Yumemiru Chansou Ningyou]]
* [2015.12.09] [[JUJU]] - [[What You Want (JUJU album)|WHAT YOU WANT]] ''(#4 The One (I Want))''
* [2016.08.10] [[Shiritsu Ebisu Chuugaku]] - [[summer dejavu]]
* [2017.06.06] [[FAKY]] - [[Unwrapped]] ''(#1 Keep Out)''
* [2017.06.14] [https://rhyme.bandcamp.com/ RHYME] - [https://rhyme.bandcamp.com/track/ominous-sounds-single Ominous Sounds] ''(additional production, mixing, and mastering)''
* [2018.03.28] Various Artists - [[IA/04 -Star-|IA/04 -STAR-]] ''(#4 LOVE LIFE PEACE)''
* [2018.06.06] [[Hamada Mariko]] - [[Next Teardrop|NEXT TEARDROP]] ''(#5 Bird (songwriter))''
* [2019.01.26] [[Natsuki Mari]] - [[Co・ro・na / Watashi wo Ikite]]
* [2019.03.06] [[iri]] - [[Shade]] ''(#1 Shade)''
* [2019.04.24] [[Kis-My-Ft2]] - [[Free Hugs!|FREE HUGS!]] ''(Disc 2, #1 Love=X2U ([[Fujigaya Taisuke]] solo))''

===Remixes===
''Note: Releases without tracks listed may be remixed entirely by MONDO GROSSO/Shinichi Osawa when unspecified.''
* [1994.xx.xx] [[Monday Michiru]] - [[Groovement]] ''(#8 When I'm With You (Moonlight Mix))''
* [1996.xx.xx] [[Monday Michiru]] - [[Adoption Agency]] ''(#5 Broken Tears (Broken Headphones Mix))''
* [1997.12.17] [[wikipedia:Soul II Soul|Soul II Soul]] - @Remix.or.jp ''(#5 I Feel Love (Mondo Groussoul Mix))''
* [1998.xx.xx] [[Yasushi Ide]] presents [[Lonesome Echo Strings]] - [[Black & Blue Remixes]] ''(#30 Fresh (Instrumental Mix))''
* [1998.xx.xx] [http://www.deniselopez.com/ De De] - Everybody
* [1998.xx.xx] [[Monday Michiru]] - [[You Make Me]] ''(#3 You Make Me (Carlos Murphy's Medicine Man Mix))''
* [1998.07.01] [[Momoe Shimano]] [[Baby Baby, Service]] ''(#5 Baby Baby , Service <Dj Murphy Mix>)''
* [1998.07.25] [[Ryo]] - [[Kiete yo]] ''(#3 Kiete yo (Garage Mix))''
* [1998.09.25] [[sugar soul]] - [[Kanashimi no Hana ni]] ''(#3 cosmic family -Murphys mind the gap mix-)''
* [1998.10.31] [[Mina Ganaha]] - [[Tears ~Jikan no Naka de~|TEARS ~Jikan no Naka de~]] ''(#4 TEARS ~Jikan no Naka de~ (O-RGANIC HEALING MIX))''
* [1999.xx.xx] [[Monday Michiru]] - [[Play It By Ear]] ''(#3 Play It By Ear (Carlos Murphy Mix))''
* [1999.xx.xx] [[Monday Michiru]] - [[Tomorrow's Sunrise]] ''(#2 Tomorrow's Sunrise (Sakura Hills Disco 3000 Remix))''
* [1999.03.20] [[bird]] - [[Souls|SOULS]]
* [1999.05.21] [[wyolica]] - [[Kanashii Wagamama]]
* [1999.06.30] [[bird]] - [[Beats|BEATS]]
* [1999.08.25] [[bird]] - [[Kimi no Oto ga Kikoeru Basho e]] ''(#1 Kimi no Oto ga Kikoeru Basho e (Single Mix), #4 Beats (DJ Murphy Mix))''
* [1999.10.01] [[wyolica]] - [[Kaze wo Atsumete (wyolica)|Kaze wo Atsumete]] ''(#3 Kaze wo Atsumete (Carlos Murphy Mix))''
* [1999.10.06] [[bird]] - [[Sora no Hitomi]] ''(#2 Sora no Hitomi (Sakura Hills Disco 3000 Jazz Disco Mix))''
* [1999.11.03] [[COLDFEET]] - [[Flavors|FLAVORS]] ''(#5 FLAVORS (That I Like) -Carlos Murphy Mix-)''
* [1999.11.10] [[Towa Tei]] - [[Funkin' for Jamaica|Funkin' For Jamaica]] ''(#1 Funkin' For Jamaica (Shinichi Osawa Remix - Radio Edit))''
* [1999.12.01] [[bird]] - [[Michiteyuku Kuchibiru]]
* [2000.01.21] [[bird]] - [[Souls|SOULS (Peach Bossa Mix)]]
* [2000.01.21] [[wyolica]] - [[Ai wo Uta e]] ''(#2 Ai wo Uta e (Millennium Mondo Mix))''
* [2000.02.26] [[ELI+HIROSHI]] - [[Arms of the Black Sky|Arms of the black sky]]
* [2000.04.01] [[bird]] - [[Game (bird)|GAME]]
* [2000.04.19] [[wyolica]] - [[Saa Ikou]] ''(#3 Saa Ikou (Millennium Mondo Piano Mix))''
* [2000.08.02] [[wyolica]] - [[Red Song|red song]] ''(#2 Honey)''
* [2000.09.27] [[bird]] - [[Oasis (bird)|OASIS]]
* [2000.12.20] [[wikipedia:The Jackson 5|The Jackson 5]] - SOUL SOURCE JACKSON 5 REMIXES ''(#10 Never Can Say Goodbye ~OSAWA 3000 REMIX~)''
* [2001.xx.xx] [[wikipedia:Basement Jaxx|Basement Jaxx]] - Romeo
* [2001.04.18] [[wikipedia:Omar Lye-Fook|Omar]] - Something Real ''(#1 Something Real (Shinichi Osawa Remix))''
* [2001.05.23] [[wyolica]] - [[Shelter (wyolica)|Shelter]] ''(#3 Shelter (FILTER DUB REMIX), #4 Shelter (alternative dub mix))''
* [2001.05.31] [[Crystal Kay]] - [[Girl's Night]] ''(#2 Girl's Night Layer 7 Remix)''
* [2001.11.21] [[MISIA]] - [[MISIA Remix 2002 World Peace|MISIA REMIX 2002 WORLD PEACE]] ''(#5 Sunny Day (Shinichi Osawa Remix))''
* [2002.xx.xx] [[wikipedia:Jamiroquai|Jamiroquai]] - [[wikipedia:Love Foolosophy|Love Foolosophy]]
* [2002.xx.xx] [[wikipedia:Earth, Wind & Fire|Earth, Wind & Fire]] - Brazilian Rhyme
* [2002.08.07] [[BoA]] - [[Peace B.Remixes|Peace B.REMIXES]] ''(#5 ID; Peace B (Shinichi Osawa Remix))''
* [2003.xx.xx] [http://www.timdeluxe.com/ Tim Deluxe] - Mundaya / Less Talk More Action! ''(#1 Mundaya (Mondo Grosso Mix))''
* [2003.08.06] [[Fantastic Plastic Machine]] - [[Zoo]] ''(#4 Euphoria (Mondo Grosso Re-Mix))''
* [2003.08.26] [[Verve Remixed 2]] ''(#6 Archie Schepp - Blues For Brother George Jackson (Mondo Grosso Next Wave Mix))''
* [2004.07.28] [[G.RINA]] - [[A Girl From A Circus -Remixes-|A GIRL FROM A CIRCUS -REMIXES-]] ''(#8 WANDERING BALLOON -SHINICHI OSAWA REMIX-)''
* [2005.04.27] [[ROSSO]] - [[1000 no Tambourine]] ''(#4 1000 no Tambourine (MONDO GROSSO REMIX))''
* [2005.04.27] [[ROSSO]] - [[Clover]]
* [2006.03.29] [http://www.christopherjust.at/default.html Christopher Just] & Raphael Just - Popper ''(#1 Popper (Shinichi Osawa Distortion))''
* [2006.03.22] [[Tsuchiya Anna]] - [[Taste My xxxremixxxxxxx!!!!!!!! Beat Life!]] ''(#1 Ah Ah (Shinichi Osawa remix)''
* [2007.01.xx] [[wikipedia:Boys Noize|Boys Noize]] - Feel Good (TV=OFF) ''(#2 Feel Good (TV=OFF) (Shinichi Osawa Edit))''
* [2007.07.13] [[wikipedia:Bunny Lake|Bunny Lake]] - Strobe Love
* [2007.12.11] [[Clazziquai Project]] - [[Robotica|ROBOTICA]] ''(#8 Prayers - Shinichi Osawa Remix)''
* [2007.05.xx] [[wikipedia:Digitalism (band)|Digitalism]] - Pogo
* [2007.05.xx] [[wikipedia:Fatboy Slim|Mighty Dub Katz] - [[Magic Carpet Ride '07]]
* [2007.05.07] [[DE DE MOUSE]] - [[Sunset Girls|sunset girls]] ''(#11 light night dance -Shinichi Osawa Remix)''
* [2007.06.27] [[Tekkon Kinkreet Remix: Tekkin Concrete|Tekkon Kinkreet REMIX: Tekkin Concrete]] ''(#12 White's Dream - Shinichi Osawa Remix)''
* [2008.xx.xx] [[wikipedia:The Whip (band)|The Whip]] - [[Blackout]]
* [2008.xx.xx] [http://www.rubiesmusic.net/ Rubies] - Stand In A Line
* [2008.03.26] [[Hamasaki Ayumi|ayumi hamasaki]] - [[Ayu-mi-x 6 -Gold-|ayu-mi-x 6 -GOLD-]] ''(#7 Startin' × SHINICHI OSAWA)''
* [2008.03.31] [[wikipedia:Felix da Housecat|Felix da Housecat]] - Radio
* [2008.04.04] [http://www.myspace.com/tvmr TVMR] - Bowie in the Bronx
* [2008.06.04] [[MINMI]] [[MINMI Best 2002-2008|MINMI BEST 2002-2008]] ''(CD2 #14 The Perfect Vision -Shinichi Osawa Remix-)''
* [2008.06.19] [http://www.thesubs.be/ The Subs] - Papillon
* [2008.07.xx] [http://www.popularcomputer.fr/ Popular Computer] - Lost and Found
* [2008.09.17] [[wikipedia:Alex Gopher|Alex Gopher]] - Aurora Vol. 2 ''(#2 Aurora (Shinichi Osawa Remix))''
* [2008.11.19] [[GIRL NEXT DOOR]] - [[Jounetsu no Daishou / Escape]] ''(#3 Jounetsu no Daishou (Shinichi Osawa Remix))''
* [2008.12.03] [[DJ OZMA]] - [[Masurao|MASURAO]]
* [2008.12.24] [[Towa Tei]] - [[Mind Wall (SOTT Remix)]]
* [2009.xx.xx] [[wikipedia:Benny Benassi|Benny Benassi]] vs. [[wikipedia:Iggy Pop|Iggy Pop]] - Electro Sixteen
* [2009.03.13] Kitsuné Remixes Album #1 ''(#17 Cazals - Poor Innocent Boys (Shinichi Osawa Remix))''
* [2009.06.11] [[wikipedia:Bag Raiders|Bag Raiders]] - Turbo Love Remixes ''(#1 Turbo Love (Shinichi Osawa Remix))''
* [2009.06.12] [[wikipedia:Van She|Van She]] - Kelly
* [2009.07.15] [[wikipedia:The Young Punx|The Young Punx]] - [[Rock Star (Understand) (Shinichi Osawa Remix)]]
* [2009.10.30] [[The Annual 2010]] ''(CD2 #16 Lost Valentinos - Thief (Shinichi Osawa Remix))''
* [2010.06.09] [[wikipedia:Sérgio Mendes|Sérgio Mendes]] - Bom Tempo Brazil Remixed ''(#18 You and I (Shinichi Osawa Remix))''
* [2010.09.29] [[wikipedia:Steve Aoki|Steve Aoki]] - [[I Love Techno 2010|I ♥ Techno 2010]] ''(#4 Fischerspooner - Infidels of the World Unite (Shinichi Osawa Remix))''
* [2010.10.06] [[MASTERLINK]] - [[Super Speed E.P|SUPER SPEED E.P]] ''(#3 SUPER SPEED SHINICHI OSAWA REMIX)''
* [2011.04.27] [[Black Rock Shooter Animation; Original Soundtrack & Remixes|BLACK★ROCK SHOOTER ANIMATION; ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK & REMIXES]] ''(#4 One Day (Shinichi Osawa Remix))"
* [2011.04.27] [[Hamasaki Ayumi|ayumi hamasaki]] - [[Ayu-mi-x 7 -Version House-|ayu-mi-x 7 -version HOUSE-]] ''(#7 appears (Shinichi Osawa remix))''
* [2011.08.10] [[globe]] - [[house of globe]] ''(#4 DEPARTURES (Shinichi Osawa Remix))''
* [2012.02.27] [[Wikipedia:Étienne de Crécy|Étienne de Crécy]] - [[Am I Wrong Remixes 2012]] ''(#4 Am I Wrong (Shinichi Osawa Remix))''
* [2012.04.27] [[The Sneekers]] - [[Modern Pleasure Remixes]] ''(#1 Poly Poly (Shinichi Osawa Remix))''
* [2012.08.29] [[moumoon]] - [[Hanabi (moumoon)|Hanabi]] ''(#3 Sunshine Girl (Shinichi Osawa Remix), #4 (Chu Chu (Shinichi Osawa Remix))''
* [2012.09.12] [[Hamasaki Ayumi|ayumi hamasaki]] - [[You & Me (Hamasaki Ayumi)|You & Me (SHINICHI OSAWA remix)]]
* [2012.10.15] [[Mumbai Science]] - [[Unite]]
* [2013.03.04] [[Modek]] - [[Up With Me]]
* [2013.07.10] [[Fujiwara Hiroshi|Hiroshi Fujiwara]] - [[HORIZON]] ''(#2 HORIZON (DUB MIX))''
* [2013.08.26] [[Bart B More]] - [[The Box Remixes]] ''(#1 The Box (Shinichi Osawa Remix))''
* [2013.08.27] [[wikipedia:The M Machine|The M Machine]] - [[Metropolis Remixed]] ''(#5 Tiny Anthem (Shinichi Osawa Remix))''
* [2013.09.23] [[wikipedia:Alex Gopher|Alex Gopher]] - [[No Drop]]
* [2013.12.11] [[Chara]] - [[Koibumi]] (恋文; ''Love Letter'')
* [2014.04.09] [[wikipedia:Duck Sauce|Duck Sauce]] - [[Quack]] ''(#14 It's You (Shinichi Osawa Remix))''
* [2014.06.30] [[wikipedia:Herr Styler|Herr Styler]] - [[We Are the Ones]]
* [2014.07.09] [[wikipedia:The ASton Shuffle|The Aston Shuffle]] - [[Photographs]] ''(#11 Back & Forth (feat. Elizabeth Rose) (Shinichi Osawa Remix))''
* [2015.01.27] [[wikipedia:Tomo Hirata|Tomo Hirata]] - [[Taiko (The Remixes)]] ''(#1 Taiko (Shinichi Osawa Remix))''
* [2015.02.11] [[80KIDZ]] - [[FACE : REMODEL]] ''(#13 Face (Shinichi Osawa Remix))''
* [2015.03.18] [[After School|AFTERSCHOOL]] - [[Best (After School)|BEST]] ''(#18 Heaven [Shinichi Osawa REMIX])''
* [2015.07.08] [[Sandaime J Soul Brothers]] - [[Summer Madness]]
* [2017.08.30] [[AAA]] - [[No Way Back]]
* [2018.01.11] [https://rhyme.bandcamp.com/ RHYME] - [https://rhyme.bandcamp.com/album/ominous-sounds-frieeends-ep Ominous Sounds & Frieeends - EP] ''(#2 Ominous Sounds (Shinichi Osawa Remix))''
* [2018.03.14] [[TOKYO SKA PARADISE ORCHESTRA]] - [[GLORIOUS]] ''(#9 Shiro to Kuro no Montuno feat. Saito Kosuke (UNISON SQUARE GARDEN) MONDO GROSSO Remix)
* [2019.07.03] [[Ame no Parade]] - [[Ahead Ahead]]

==External Links==
* [http://www.shinichi-osawa.com/ Shinichi Osawa Official Website]
* [http://www.mondogrosso.com/ MONDO GROSSO Official Website (avex)]
* [http://www.sonymusic.co.jp/Music/Info/MondoGrosso/ Sony Music Entertainment Japan Profile]
* [http://www.forlife.co.jp/artist/?aid=FL00358 FOR LIFE MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT Profile]
* [http://www.twitter.com/shinichiosawa Official Twitter]
* [http://www.facebook.com/pages/Shinichi-Osawa/29099839651?v=info#!/pages/Shinichi-Osawa/29099839651?ref=ts Official Facebook Profile]
* [https://soundcloud.com/shinichiosawa Official Soundcloud]
* [https://www.instagram.com/shinichiosawa/ Official Instagram]
* [http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shinichi_Osawa English Wikipedia: Shinichi Osawa]

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MONDO GROSSO

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[[Image:20100601_osawa_offical_2010.jpg|thumb|300px|Osawa Shinichi promoting "[[Nandodemo Atarashiku Umareru]]" (2017)]]
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'''MONDO GROSSO''' ([[Wikipedia:Italian language|It]]: ''Big World''), originally the name of the Kyoto-based acid jazz band formed in [[Kyoto]] in 1991, eventually came to be the main alias of composer, DJ, musician, producer, and former MONDO GROSSO leader and bassist, '''Osawa Shinichi'''. Releasing innovative tunes with his solo projects, Osawa has set out countless producing and remix works for both artists in Japan and abroad. Osawa describes himself as a "Musical Multi-Personality", working within a multitutde of genres under various aliases and projects. Currently, Osawa is under [[cutting edge]].

==Profile==
* '''Name''': Osawa Shinichi (大沢伸一)
* '''Birthday''': {{bda|1967|02|07|mf=yes}}
* '''Birthplace''': [[Shiga]], [[Japan]]
* '''[[Blood Type]]''': O

==Former Members==
* [[B-BANDJ]]
* [[Yoshizawa Hajime]] (吉澤はじめ)
* [[Nakamura Masato]] (中村雅人)
* [[Otsuka Hidehito]] (大塚英人)

==Information==

===Original MONDO GROSSO Era (1991-2005)===
Formed in 1991 and originating out of Kyoto with bandmates [[B-BANDJ]], [[Nakamura Masato]], and [[Otsuka Hidehito]], MONDO GROSSO released their self-titled first album under the independent record label [[For Life Records]] on June 18, 1993. The album was very well received both domestically and internationally, leading to a new style in Japanese club music that would eventually become a standard. In 1995, after a second album released on October 10, ''[[Born Free]]'', featuring acid jazz stalwart [[Monday Michiru]] and the completion of their touring, the band officially disbanded.

Osawa began solo work soon after the dissolution, becoming a collaborator with already established musicians in Japan. Through this transitional period, MONDO GROSSO morphed into a collaborative project, featuring Osawa and various other vocalists and musicians whom he would release future material with. With many of his self-produced collaborations, he released the album R&B-infused acid jazz album ''[[Closer (MONDO GROSSO)|CLOSER]]'' on August 21, 1997. Around that same time, he began his career as a hit-making producer.

After the release of his third full-length album, Osawa turned his focus on production, working with many high-profile artists in Japan. His first explorations into full production began with the release of [[UA]]'s single, "[[Rhythm (UA)|Rhythm]]", on September 24, 1996. He soon followed his first success in the field with the production of [[Monday Michiru]]'s well-received single "[[You Make Me]]", released in 1998. Upon his expanding success, he left [[FOR LIFE MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT]] and signed to major record label [[Sony Music Entertainment|Sony Music Associated Records]] in 1999. Upon this shift, Osawa was able to begin his own record label, [[REALEYES]], that same year. Osawa produced another full-length album for a then-upcoming musician [[bird (singer)|bird]]. Her first album, ''[[Souls (bird)|SOULS]]'', was released on March 20, 1999, and became a massive hit domestically, selling well over 800,000 units.

After taking a temporary break from his own work, Osawa resumed activity under the name MONDO GROSSO. The following year Osawa would release his most popular single to date, "[[Life (MONDO GROSSO)|Life]]", once again collaborating with [[bird (singer)|bird]] on vocals. The single became his highest charting to date, peaking at #18 on the Oricon weekly charts. Following the release of one more single [[Butterfly (Mondo Grosso)|BUTTERFLY]], he released his fourth full-length album, ''[[Mg4|MG4]]'', on August 26, 2000, becoming a milestone in his solo music career. The album was met with critical acclaim, with credit to the fusion of acid jazz and house, the display of the diversity in his style of production, and collaborations with musicians such as [[wikipedia:N'dea Davenport|N'dea Davenport]] and [[wikipedia:Amel Larrieux|Amel Larrieux]] on the album. The album was also released by Sony Music internationally in over 25 countries.

Osawa soon returned to the field of producing after the success of his solo album, producing and remixing for a number of established artists in Japan as well as internationally. In 2002, Osawa provided a track, "[[Blz|BLZ]]", as the only contributor from Japan, for the official 2002 FIFA World Cup album ''Fever Pitch'', which was released in over 30 countries worldwide. In 2003, his fifth album "[[Next Wave]]" was released. The album became one of his most successful, debuting at #10 on the Oricon charts and selling over 150,000 copies, significant for a club-oriented album. In 2004, he signed [[Nobuchika Eri]] to his now retitled FEARLESS RECORDS label, but was dropped by [[Sony Music Associated Records]] in 2006 upon Osawa's move to avex's [[rhythm zone]] imprint.

===Osawa Shinichi Era (2006-2015)===
His first major release with [[rhythm zone]] came in the form of his first studio album under his real name, ''[[The One (Osawa Shinichi)|The One]]'', released on September 26, 2007. The album introduced a heavier, rock-influenced sound that was a far cry from his R&B-influenced productions under his MONDO GROSSO alias. In between the international release of ''[[The One (Osawa Shinichi)|The One]]'', in late 2008, Osawa participated in the project, [[ravex]], with fellow Avex labelmates and DJs [[Taku Takahashi]] of [[m-flo]] and Tomoyuki Tanaka a.k.a. [[Fantastic Plastic Machine]]. The project was a commemorative project by Avex celebrating its 20th anniversary in the Japanese music industry. The project began with the single "[[I Rave U|I RAVE U]]" featuring [[DJ OZMA]] in late 2008 and ended with the studio album ''[[Trax|trax]]'', released in early 2009. The studio album consisted of collaborations with well-known [[avex]]-signed artists, including [[Tohoshinki]], [[Namie Amuro]], [[MONKEY MAJIK]], [[Tsuchiya Anna]] and [[BoA]].

That October, he conceived a new side project, [[BRADBERRY ORCHESTRA]], with producer and musician [[Kobayashi Takeshi]], best known for producing artists such as [[Mr. Children]], [[Salyu]], [[Onitsuka Chihiro]], and [[Akanishi Jin]]. In June, he released his second studio album under [[rhythm zone]], ''[[So2|SO2]]''. Osawa rounded out the year establishing a "digital" label, [[LDK]] (Loud Digital Kitchen), with fellow DJ Tomo Hirata, and began releasing music under various aliases.

By the end of 2010, it was announced that two songs from his [[BRADBERRY ORCHESTRA]] side project, "[[Mutation]]" and "[[Kizamu|kizamu]]", would be used as the beginning and ending themes respectively for the upcoming Playstation 3 video game ''Ryu ga Gotoku OF THE END'', the third spinoff in the ''[[Wikpedia:Ryu ga Gotoku|Ryu ga Gotoku]]'' series (otherwise known as the "Yakuza" series in Western territories). BRADBERRY ORCHESTRA's debut mini-album, ''[[Vol.0]]'', was released on March 16th. The final release under the project name was the single "[[Physical (BRADBERRY ORCHESTRA)|Physical]]", featuring [[Suga Shikao]], [[Crystal Kay]], and [[Salyu]], which served as the theme song for TV Tokyo's broadcast of the 2012 Summer Olympics in London.

===Return to MONDO GROSSO and New Projects (2016-Present)===
In the beginning of 2016, Osawa announced that he will be returning to the MONDO GROSSO monkier for upcoming projects. His first album under the name in 14 years, "[[Nandodemo Atarashiku Umareru]]", is his first album featuring all-Japanese vocalists, and was on June 6, 2017, under sister [[avex]] label, [[cutting edge]]. The album debuted at #8 on the weekly charts, a career-best for Osawa. The follow-up, [[Attune/Detune]], was released a year later.

==Discography (as MONDO GROSSO)==
===Studio Albums===
* [1993.06.18] [[MONDO GROSSO (album)|MONDO GROSSO]]
* [1995.10.20] [[Born Free]]
* [1997.08.21] [[Closer (MONDO GROSSO)|CLOSER]]
* [2000.07.26] [[Mg4|MG4]]
* [2003.06.25] [[Next Wave]]
* [2017.06.07] [[Nandodemo Atarashiku Umareru]] (何度でも新しく生まれる; ''Reborn Again and Always Starting New'')
* [2018.03.21] [[Attune / Detune]]

===Mini-Albums/EPs===
* [1993.10.21] [[Marble (MONDO GROSSO)|MARBLE]]
* [1994.06.17] [[Invisible Man|invisible man]]

===Compilation Albums===
* [2000.08.23] [[MONDO GROSSO Best|MONDO GROSSO best]]
* [2000.10.18] [[MONDO GROSSO Best Remixes|MONDO GROSSO best remixes]]
* [2004.07.21] [[MONDO GROSSO Best + Remixes|MONDO GROSSO best + remixes]]

===Remix Albums===
* [1995.02.17] [[Pieces from the Editing Floor|Pieces from the editing floor]]
* [1996.04.03] [[Diggin' Into the Real|DIGGIN' INTO THE REAL]]
* [1998.03.21] [[The Man from the Sakura Hills|THE MAN FROM THE SAKURA HILLS]]
* [2001.07.25] [[Mgr4|MG4R]]
* [2003.12.03] [[Henshin|HENSHIN]] (''Transformation'')

===Live Albums===
* [1995.07.05] [[The European Expedition]]
* [2004.06.30] [[LIVE ON THE NEXT WAVE]]

===Singles===
* [1995.06.07] [[Oh Lord, Let Me Do No Wrong|Oh lord, let me do no wrong]]
* [1995.08.19] [[Family (MONDO GROSSO)|FAMILY]]
* [1997.05.21] [[Laughter in the Rain|Laughter in the rain]]
* [1997.07.24] [[Everyday Life / Things Keep Changin'|EVERYDAY LIFE / THINGS KEEP CHANGIN']]
* [2000.05.24] [[Life (MONDO GROSSO)|LIFE]] feat. [[bird (singer)|bird]]
* [2000.07.26] [[Butterfly (MONDO GROSSO)|BUTTERFLY]]
* [2000.08.30] [[Now You Know Better|NOW YOU KNOW BETTER]]
* [2001.04.25] [[Don't Let Go (MONDO GROSSO)|DON'T LET GO]]
* [2002.05.02] [[Blz|BLZ]]
* [2002.10.30] [[Everything Needs Love]] feat. [[BoA]]
* [2003.05.02] [[Shinin' (MONDO GROSSO)|SHININ']] feat. [[Dragon Ash|Kj]]
* [2003.07.16] [[Hikari (MONDO GROSSO)|Hikari]] feat. [[UA]] (光; ''Light'')
* [2017.04.28] [[Labyrinth (MONDO GROSSO)|Labyrinth]] (ラビリンス)

===Digital Singles===
* [2018.02.08] [[Itsuwari no Sympathy]] (偽りのシンパシー; ''False Sympathy'')

===Vinyls===
* [2017.12.17] [[Haru wa Towa ni Mezameru]] (春はトワに目覚める; ''Spring Awakens Eternally'')
* [2018.04.21] [[KEMURI / TURN IT UP]]

===DVDs===
* [1995.07.21] [[The European Expedition]]
* [2001.07.25] [[Mg4v|MG4V]]

==Discography (as Shinichi Osawa, etc.)==

: ''Note: [[BRADBERRY ORCHESTRA#Discography|Click Here]] for releases under '''BRADBERRY ORCHESTRA'''''
: ''Note: [[LNoL#Discography|Click Here]] for releases under '''LNoL'''''
===Albums===
* [2007.09.26] [[The One (Osawa Shinichi)|The One]]
* [2010.06.16] [[So2|SO2]]
* [2011.07.27] [[Shinichi Osawa & Paul Chambers Present Singapore Swing|Shinichi Osawa & Paul Chambers present SINGAPORE SWING]] ('''Shinichi Osawa''' & [[Paul Chambers]])

===Live Albums===
* [2011.09.14] [[iTunes Live: Shinichi Osawa]]

===Mini-Albums/EPs===
* [2013.02.13] [[OTR EP#1]] ('''OFF THE ROCKER''')
* [2014.03.05] [[OTR EP#2]] ('''OFF THE ROCKER''')
* [2015.08.26] [[OTR EP#3]] ('''OFF THE ROCKER''')

===Digital Singles===
* [2007.09.26] [[Our Song (Osawa Shinichi)|Our Song]]
* [2008.08.06] [[Main Street Electrical Parade (Disneyland)]]
* [2008.09.29] [[Star Guitar]] (Europe)
* [2009.02.08] [[Push]]
* [2009.03.03] [[Star Guitar]] (US)
* [2009.07.14] [[Wild Cat / Tiger|Wild Cat / Tiger]] ('''CROQUEMONSIEUR''')
* [2010.09.12] [[Singapore Swing E.P.]] ('''Shinichi Osawa''' & [[Paul Chambers]])
* [2010.11.21] [[Zingaro EP]]
* [2010.12.06] [[Cyclone]] ('''Shinichi Osawa''' + [[SUPERBEATZ]])
* [2011.03.02] [[Moroccantea|MOROCCANTEA]] ('''CROQUEMONSIEUR''')
* [2011.05.02] [[Love Will Guide You]]
* [2012.04.09] [[SPANKICK]] ('''Shinichi Osawa''' + [[Tomo Hirata]])
* [2012.09.06] [[Singapore Madness]] ('''Shinichi Osawa''' & [[Paul Chambers]])
* [2014.03.03] [[Dope 427]] ('''Shinichi Osawa''' & [[wikipedia:Benny Benassi|Benny Benassi]]) 
* [2014.04.08] [[Breaking Through the Night EP]]
* [2019.09.06] [[Just Used Music Again]] ('''RHYME SO''')

===Soundtracks===
* [2018.09.26] [[BANANA FISH Original Soundtrack]]
* [2019.07.03] [[Diner Original Soundtrack]] (映画「Diner ダイナー」Original Soundtrack)

===Remix Albums===
* [2008.08.27] [[The One+]]
* [2010.12.01] [[So2 Remixes|SO2 Remixes]]

===Mixes/Compilations===
* [2000.??.??] [[SAKURAHILLS DISCO 3000 presented by Shinichi Osawa]]
* [2000.06.21] [[Real 2 Step|REAL 2 STEP]]
* [2003.03.26] [[Fearless "The House"|FEARLESS "THE HOUSE"]]
* [2004.07.22] [[Make the Style "Drivin' Slow"|make the style "drivin' slow"]]
* [2004.08.24] [[Mix the Vibe|MIX THE VIBE]]
* [2005.08.03] [[Kitsune Fur|Kitsuné Fur]]
* [2005.08.03] [[Fearless 4/4 Rockers|FEARLESS 4/4 ROCKERS]]
* [2007.02.21] [[Kitsune Udon|Kitsuné Udon]]
* [2009.09.26] [[Teppan-Yaki -A Collection of Remixes-|TEPPAN-YAKI -A Collection Of Remixes-]]
* [2013.02.13] [[OFF THE ROCKER presents SOFA DISCO]] ('''OFF THE ROCKER''')
* [2013.02.13] [[Osawa Shinichi no Shigoto 2008-2012]] (大沢伸一の仕事 2008-2012; ''Shinichi Osawa's Works 2008-2012'')
* [2013.12.04] [[OFF THE ROCKER presents SOFA DISCO 2014]] ('''OFF THE ROCKER''')
* [2014.12.08] [[Music for instigator]]
* [2014.03.05] [[Osawa Shinichi no Shigoto 2012-2013]] (大沢伸一の仕事 2012-2013; ''Shinichi Osawa's Works 2012-2013'')
* [2015.06.24] [[Music for instigator #2]]
* [2016.05.25] [[OFF THE ROCKER presents SOFA DISCO 15FW]] ('''OFF THE ROCKER''')

==Works==
===Produced/Featured Works===
* [1993.12.21] [[Toshinori Kondo]] - [[Club New Light]] ''(#1 Just Damage)''
* [1995.09.25] [[Monday Michiru]] - [[Jazz Brat]] ''(co-producer)''
* [1996.09.24] [[UA]] - [[Rhythm (UA)|Rhythm]]
* [1997.03.21] [[Oginome Yoko|Yoko Oginome]] - [[Look Up to the Sky|LOOK UP TO THE SKY]]
* [1997.08.21] [[Oginome Yoko|Yoko Oginome]] - [[Make It On My Own]]
* [1997.08.25] [[Ryo]] - [[Belladonna]] ''(#6 in the morning)''
* [1997.09.21] [[Chara]] - [[Junior Sweet]] ''(#8 Watashi wa Kawaii Hito to Iwaretai, #9 Junior Sweet)''
* [1998.07.25] [[Ryo]] - [[Kiete yo]]
* [1998.11.06] [[Clementine]] - [[Heure D'ete|Heure D'été]]
* [1998.11.21] [[Njuk]] - [[Te wo Tsunagu Yori mo Tsuyoku]]
* [1998.11.26] [[sugar soul]] - [[Sauce|sauce]]
* [1998.07.23] [[Janet Kay]] - [[Making History]] ''(#5 What Cha' Gonna Do For Me, #8 Stay)''
* [1998.07.23] [[Monday Michiru]] - [[You Make Me]] ''(as Sakura Hills Disco 3000)''
* [1999.03.20] [[bird (singer)|bird]] - [[Souls|SOULS]]
* [1999.05.21] [[wyolica]] - [[Kanashimi Wagamama]]
* [1999.06.30] [[bird (singer)|bird]] - [[Beats|BEATS]]
* [1999.07.14] [[Monday Michiru]] - [[Play It By Ear]]
* [1999.07.23] [[bird (singer)|bird]] - [[bird (album)|bird]]
* [1999.08.25] [[bird (singer)|bird]] - [[Kimi no Oto ga Kikoeru Basho e]]
* [1999.09.22] [[Monday Michiru]] - [[Optimista]]
* [1999.10.01] [[wyolica]] - [[Kaze wo Atsumete (wyolica)|Kaze wo Atsumete]]
* [1999.10.06] [[bird (singer)|bird]] - [[Sora no Hitomi]]
* [1999.10.20] [[Monday Michiru]] - [[Tomorrow's Sunrise]]
* [1999.12.01] [[bird (singer)|bird]] - [[Michiteyuku Kuchibiru]]
* [2000.01.21] [[wyolica]] - [[Ai wo Utae]]
* [2000.02.02] [[wyolica]] - [[Wo Said "La La..."|who said "La La..."?]]
* [2000.04.01] [[bird (singer)|bird]] - [[Game (bird)|GAME]]
* [2000.04.19] [[wyolica]] - [[Saa Ikou]]
* [2000.08.02] [[wyolica]] - [[red song]]
* [2000.09.22] [[bird (singer)|bird]] - [[Oasis (bird)|Oasis]]
* [2000.11.08] [[Shiina Junpei]] - [[Sekai (Shiina Junpei)|Sekai]] ''(as SLEEPY TONGUE)''
* [2000.11.22] [[bird (singer)|bird]] - [[Mindtravel (album)|MINDTRAVEL]]
* [2000.11.22] [[bird (singer)|bird]] - [[Mindtravel (single)|MINDTRAVEL]]
* [2001.01.31] [[bird (singer)|bird]] - [[Mermaid 3000]]
* [2001.02.15] '''Osawa Shinichi''' & [[Fujiwara Hiroshi]] - [[Lost Child (Fujiwara Hiroshi + Osawa Shinichi)|LOST CHILD]] feat. [[Crystal Kay]]
* [2001.03.07] [[bird (singer)|bird]] - [[Sakura (bird)|Sakura]]
* [2001.05.23] [[wyolica]] - [[Shelter (wyolica)|Shelter]]
* [2003.04.09] [[Nakashima Mika]] - [[Love Addict (Nakashima Mika)|Love Addict]]
* [2004.11.24] [[Hirai Ken|Ken Hirai]] - [[Sentimentalovers|SENTIMENTALovers]] ''(#10 nostalgia)''
* [2004.12.08] [[Nobuchika Eri|Eri Nobuchika]] - [[Lights (Nobuchika Eri)|Lights]]
* [2005.04.06] [[Nobuchika Eri|Eri Nobuchika]] - [[Voice (Nobuchika Eri)|Voice]]
* [2005.06.29] [[Nobuchika Eri|Eri Nobuchika]] - [[Sketch for Summer]]
* [2005.08.03] [[mink]] - [[mink (album)|mink]] ''(#10 Don't You Worry 'Bout A Thing)''
* [2005.12.07] [[Nobuchika Eri|Eri Nobuchika]] - [[Kodou (Nobuchika Eri)|Kodou]]
* [2005.12.21] [[Nobuchika Eri|Eri Nobuchika]] - [[Nobuchikaeri|nobuchikaeri]]
* [2006.03.01] [[Nobuchika Eri|Eri Nobuchika]] - [[Yume no Kakera (Nobuchika Eri)|Yume no Kakera]]
* [2006.05.10] [[Nobuchika Eri|Eri Nobuchika]] - [[Nobuchikaeri.rx|nobuchikaeri.rx]]
* [2008.03.12] [[Amuro Namie|Namie Amuro]] - [[60s 70s 80s]] ''(#3 WHAT A FEELING)'' ''(co-producer)''
* [2008.07.23] [[Emi Tawata]] - [[Love & Peace|LOVE&PEACE]] ''(#1 FLOWERS)''
* [2009.02.18] [[Hotei Tomoyasu|Tomoyasu Hotei]] - [[Guitarhythm V|GUITARYTHM V]] ''(#8 VICIOUS BEAT CLASHERS)''
* [2009.03.11] [[CHEMISTRY]] - [[The CHEMISTRY Joint Album|the CHEMISTRY joint album]] ''(#5 Party Nite (as KANAME x Shinichi Osawa))''
* [2010.08.10] [[Angelababy]] - [[Beauty Survivor]]
* [2010.09.08] [[MINMI]] - [[Patto Hana Saku]] feat. [[VERBAL]]
* [2010.11.24] [[THE LOWBROWS]] - [[Emotion (THE LOWBROWS)|EMOTION]] ''(#4 WOW prod. by SHINICHI OSAWA)''
* [2011.03.16] [[VERBAL]] - [[Visionair|VISIONAIR]] ''(#4 DOPE BOY FRESH, #14 NOTHING)''
* [2011.07.04] [[BeatauCue]] - [[Falcon Punch EP]] ''(#4 H.O.W.L. (BeatauCue & Shinichi Osawa))''
* [2011.07.27] [[Amuro Namie|Namie Amuro]] - [[Naked / Fight Together / Tempest|NAKED/Fight Together/Tempest]] ''(#1 NAKED)''
* [2011.10.12] [[Be-ppin']] - [[MY•EYE•YAH]]
* [2011.10.26] [[Wakadanna]] - [[Tasuki / Aozora|TASUKI/Aozora]]
* [2012.01.25] [[Tamaki Nami]] - [[Lady Mind|LADY MIND]]
* [2012.02.08] [[moumoon]] - [[No Night Land]] ''(#8 Bon Appetit)''
* [2012.02.19] [[Popular Computer]] - [[Lite]] ''(#5 Just for All I Have feat. Shinichi Osawa))''
* [2012.03.07] [[Wikipedia:Benny Benassi|Benny Benassi]] - [[Wikipedia:Electroman|Electroman]] ''(#16 DOPE 427 (Shinichi Osawa & Benny Benassi))''
* [2012.06.13] [[MEG]] - [[Trap (MEG)|TRAP]] ''(arrangement)''
* [2012.06.20] [[Happiness (group)|Happiness]] - [[Happy Time]] ''(#10 Magic na... Love)''
* [2012.07.04] [[MINMI]] - [[La La La ~Ai no Uta~]] ''(arrangement/mix)''
* [2012.10.10] [[Tamaki Nami]] - [[Paradise (Tamaki Nami)|PARADISE]]
* [2013.07.25] [[MINMI]] - [[I Love (MINMI album)|I LOVE]] ''(#1 Lavender, #6 La La La ~Ai no Uta~ (additional arrangement/mix), #9 CHIKA no Theme (mix), #10 Kimi ga Suki (mix), #12 Ribbon (arrangement/mix))''
* [2013.09.02] [[Wikipedia:The Subs|The Subs]] - [[Wikipedia:Collaborations 1/2|Collaborations 1/2]] ''(#3 Demon (The Subs & Shinichi Osawa))''
* [2013.09.11] [[Yamashita Tomohisa]] - [[A Nude|A NUDE]] (#7 Genshi-teki ja Naito ~Anarogu Rabu~) ''(arrangement)''
* [2011.09.11] [[Wakadanna]] - [[Life Is Mountain|LIFE IS MOUNTAIN]] ''(#12 SUITE)''
* [2011.09.18] [[JUJU]] - [[Distance (JUJU)|Distance]] ''(#2 Heart Beat)''
* [2011.09.28] [[Tachibana Hajime]] - [[Monaco]] ''(#6 Coming Into Los Angeles, #8 Modern Things Karaoke)''
* [2013.10.02] [[After School|AFTERSCHOOL]] - [[Heaven (After School)|Heaven]]
* [2014.01.29] [[After School|AFTERSCHOOL]] - [[Shh]]
* [2014.03.28] [[Towa Tei]] - [[18]] ''(TOWA TEI with SHINICHI OSAWA)''
* [2014.06.28] [[Yamashita Tomohisa]] - [[Asobi (Yamashita Tomohisa)|Asobi]] ''(#6 Dress Code:)''
* [2014.10.29] [[JASMINE]] - [[Pure Love Best|PURE LOVE BEST]] ''(#13 Happy Dayz - co-producer)''
* [2014.12.03] [[JUJU]] - [[Request II]] ''(#7 Can't Stop Fallin' in Love)''
* [2015.10.01] [[JUJU]] - [[Yumemiru Chanson Ningyou (JUJU)|Yumemiru Chansou Ningyou]]
* [2015.12.09] [[JUJU]] - [[What You Want (JUJU album)|WHAT YOU WANT]] ''(#4 The One (I Want))''
* [2016.08.10] [[Shiritsu Ebisu Chuugaku]] - [[summer dejavu]]
* [2017.06.06] [[FAKY]] - [[Unwrapped]] ''(#1 Keep Out)''
* [2017.06.14] [https://rhyme.bandcamp.com/ RHYME] - [https://rhyme.bandcamp.com/track/ominous-sounds-single Ominous Sounds] ''(additional production, mixing, and mastering)''
* [2018.03.28] Various Artists - [[IA/04 -Star-|IA/04 -STAR-]] ''(#4 LOVE LIFE PEACE)''
* [2018.06.06] [[Hamada Mariko]] - [[Next Teardrop|NEXT TEARDROP]] ''(#5 Bird (songwriter))''
* [2019.01.26] [[Natsuki Mari]] - [[Co・ro・na / Watashi wo Ikite]]
* [2019.03.06] [[iri]] - [[Shade]] ''(#1 Shade)''
* [2019.04.24] [[Kis-My-Ft2]] - [[Free Hugs!|FREE HUGS!]] ''(Disc 2, #1 Love=X2U ([[Fujigaya Taisuke]] solo))''

===Remixes===
''Note: Releases without tracks listed may be remixed entirely by MONDO GROSSO/Shinichi Osawa when unspecified.''
* [1994.xx.xx] [[Monday Michiru]] - [[Groovement]] ''(#8 When I'm With You (Moonlight Mix))''
* [1996.xx.xx] [[Monday Michiru]] - [[Adoption Agency]] ''(#5 Broken Tears (Broken Headphones Mix))''
* [1997.12.17] [[wikipedia:Soul II Soul|Soul II Soul]] - @Remix.or.jp ''(#5 I Feel Love (Mondo Groussoul Mix))''
* [1998.xx.xx] [[Yasushi Ide]] presents [[Lonesome Echo Strings]] - [[Black & Blue Remixes]] ''(#30 Fresh (Instrumental Mix))''
* [1998.xx.xx] [http://www.deniselopez.com/ De De] - Everybody
* [1998.xx.xx] [[Monday Michiru]] - [[You Make Me]] ''(#3 You Make Me (Carlos Murphy's Medicine Man Mix))''
* [1998.07.01] [[Momoe Shimano]] [[Baby Baby, Service]] ''(#5 Baby Baby , Service <Dj Murphy Mix>)''
* [1998.07.25] [[Ryo]] - [[Kiete yo]] ''(#3 Kiete yo (Garage Mix))''
* [1998.09.25] [[sugar soul]] - [[Kanashimi no Hana ni]] ''(#3 cosmic family -Murphys mind the gap mix-)''
* [1998.10.31] [[Mina Ganaha]] - [[Tears ~Jikan no Naka de~|TEARS ~Jikan no Naka de~]] ''(#4 TEARS ~Jikan no Naka de~ (O-RGANIC HEALING MIX))''
* [1999.xx.xx] [[Monday Michiru]] - [[Play It By Ear]] ''(#3 Play It By Ear (Carlos Murphy Mix))''
* [1999.xx.xx] [[Monday Michiru]] - [[Tomorrow's Sunrise]] ''(#2 Tomorrow's Sunrise (Sakura Hills Disco 3000 Remix))''
* [1999.03.20] [[bird]] - [[Souls|SOULS]]
* [1999.05.21] [[wyolica]] - [[Kanashii Wagamama]]
* [1999.06.30] [[bird]] - [[Beats|BEATS]]
* [1999.08.25] [[bird]] - [[Kimi no Oto ga Kikoeru Basho e]] ''(#1 Kimi no Oto ga Kikoeru Basho e (Single Mix), #4 Beats (DJ Murphy Mix))''
* [1999.10.01] [[wyolica]] - [[Kaze wo Atsumete (wyolica)|Kaze wo Atsumete]] ''(#3 Kaze wo Atsumete (Carlos Murphy Mix))''
* [1999.10.06] [[bird]] - [[Sora no Hitomi]] ''(#2 Sora no Hitomi (Sakura Hills Disco 3000 Jazz Disco Mix))''
* [1999.11.03] [[COLDFEET]] - [[Flavors|FLAVORS]] ''(#5 FLAVORS (That I Like) -Carlos Murphy Mix-)''
* [1999.11.10] [[Towa Tei]] - [[Funkin' for Jamaica|Funkin' For Jamaica]] ''(#1 Funkin' For Jamaica (Shinichi Osawa Remix - Radio Edit))''
* [1999.12.01] [[bird]] - [[Michiteyuku Kuchibiru]]
* [2000.01.21] [[bird]] - [[Souls|SOULS (Peach Bossa Mix)]]
* [2000.01.21] [[wyolica]] - [[Ai wo Uta e]] ''(#2 Ai wo Uta e (Millennium Mondo Mix))''
* [2000.02.26] [[ELI+HIROSHI]] - [[Arms of the Black Sky|Arms of the black sky]]
* [2000.04.01] [[bird]] - [[Game (bird)|GAME]]
* [2000.04.19] [[wyolica]] - [[Saa Ikou]] ''(#3 Saa Ikou (Millennium Mondo Piano Mix))''
* [2000.08.02] [[wyolica]] - [[Red Song|red song]] ''(#2 Honey)''
* [2000.09.27] [[bird]] - [[Oasis (bird)|OASIS]]
* [2000.12.20] [[wikipedia:The Jackson 5|The Jackson 5]] - SOUL SOURCE JACKSON 5 REMIXES ''(#10 Never Can Say Goodbye ~OSAWA 3000 REMIX~)''
* [2001.xx.xx] [[wikipedia:Basement Jaxx|Basement Jaxx]] - Romeo
* [2001.04.18] [[wikipedia:Omar Lye-Fook|Omar]] - Something Real ''(#1 Something Real (Shinichi Osawa Remix))''
* [2001.05.23] [[wyolica]] - [[Shelter (wyolica)|Shelter]] ''(#3 Shelter (FILTER DUB REMIX), #4 Shelter (alternative dub mix))''
* [2001.05.31] [[Crystal Kay]] - [[Girl's Night]] ''(#2 Girl's Night Layer 7 Remix)''
* [2001.11.21] [[MISIA]] - [[MISIA Remix 2002 World Peace|MISIA REMIX 2002 WORLD PEACE]] ''(#5 Sunny Day (Shinichi Osawa Remix))''
* [2002.xx.xx] [[wikipedia:Jamiroquai|Jamiroquai]] - [[wikipedia:Love Foolosophy|Love Foolosophy]]
* [2002.xx.xx] [[wikipedia:Earth, Wind & Fire|Earth, Wind & Fire]] - Brazilian Rhyme
* [2002.08.07] [[BoA]] - [[Peace B.Remixes|Peace B.REMIXES]] ''(#5 ID; Peace B (Shinichi Osawa Remix))''
* [2003.xx.xx] [http://www.timdeluxe.com/ Tim Deluxe] - Mundaya / Less Talk More Action! ''(#1 Mundaya (Mondo Grosso Mix))''
* [2003.08.06] [[Fantastic Plastic Machine]] - [[Zoo]] ''(#4 Euphoria (Mondo Grosso Re-Mix))''
* [2003.08.26] [[Verve Remixed 2]] ''(#6 Archie Schepp - Blues For Brother George Jackson (Mondo Grosso Next Wave Mix))''
* [2004.07.28] [[G.RINA]] - [[A Girl From A Circus -Remixes-|A GIRL FROM A CIRCUS -REMIXES-]] ''(#8 WANDERING BALLOON -SHINICHI OSAWA REMIX-)''
* [2005.04.27] [[ROSSO]] - [[1000 no Tambourine]] ''(#4 1000 no Tambourine (MONDO GROSSO REMIX))''
* [2005.04.27] [[ROSSO]] - [[Clover]]
* [2006.03.29] [http://www.christopherjust.at/default.html Christopher Just] & Raphael Just - Popper ''(#1 Popper (Shinichi Osawa Distortion))''
* [2006.03.22] [[Tsuchiya Anna]] - [[Taste My xxxremixxxxxxx!!!!!!!! Beat Life!]] ''(#1 Ah Ah (Shinichi Osawa remix)''
* [2007.01.xx] [[wikipedia:Boys Noize|Boys Noize]] - Feel Good (TV=OFF) ''(#2 Feel Good (TV=OFF) (Shinichi Osawa Edit))''
* [2007.07.13] [[wikipedia:Bunny Lake|Bunny Lake]] - Strobe Love
* [2007.12.11] [[Clazziquai Project]] - [[Robotica|ROBOTICA]] ''(#8 Prayers - Shinichi Osawa Remix)''
* [2007.05.xx] [[wikipedia:Digitalism (band)|Digitalism]] - Pogo
* [2007.05.xx] [[wikipedia:Fatboy Slim|Mighty Dub Katz] - [[Magic Carpet Ride '07]]
* [2007.05.07] [[DE DE MOUSE]] - [[Sunset Girls|sunset girls]] ''(#11 light night dance -Shinichi Osawa Remix)''
* [2007.06.27] [[Tekkon Kinkreet Remix: Tekkin Concrete|Tekkon Kinkreet REMIX: Tekkin Concrete]] ''(#12 White's Dream - Shinichi Osawa Remix)''
* [2008.xx.xx] [[wikipedia:The Whip (band)|The Whip]] - [[Blackout]]
* [2008.xx.xx] [http://www.rubiesmusic.net/ Rubies] - Stand In A Line
* [2008.03.26] [[Hamasaki Ayumi|ayumi hamasaki]] - [[Ayu-mi-x 6 -Gold-|ayu-mi-x 6 -GOLD-]] ''(#7 Startin' × SHINICHI OSAWA)''
* [2008.03.31] [[wikipedia:Felix da Housecat|Felix da Housecat]] - Radio
* [2008.04.04] [http://www.myspace.com/tvmr TVMR] - Bowie in the Bronx
* [2008.06.04] [[MINMI]] [[MINMI Best 2002-2008|MINMI BEST 2002-2008]] ''(CD2 #14 The Perfect Vision -Shinichi Osawa Remix-)''
* [2008.06.19] [http://www.thesubs.be/ The Subs] - Papillon
* [2008.07.xx] [http://www.popularcomputer.fr/ Popular Computer] - Lost and Found
* [2008.09.17] [[wikipedia:Alex Gopher|Alex Gopher]] - Aurora Vol. 2 ''(#2 Aurora (Shinichi Osawa Remix))''
* [2008.11.19] [[GIRL NEXT DOOR]] - [[Jounetsu no Daishou / Escape]] ''(#3 Jounetsu no Daishou (Shinichi Osawa Remix))''
* [2008.12.03] [[DJ OZMA]] - [[Masurao|MASURAO]]
* [2008.12.24] [[Towa Tei]] - [[Mind Wall (SOTT Remix)]]
* [2009.xx.xx] [[wikipedia:Benny Benassi|Benny Benassi]] vs. [[wikipedia:Iggy Pop|Iggy Pop]] - Electro Sixteen
* [2009.03.13] Kitsuné Remixes Album #1 ''(#17 Cazals - Poor Innocent Boys (Shinichi Osawa Remix))''
* [2009.06.11] [[wikipedia:Bag Raiders|Bag Raiders]] - Turbo Love Remixes ''(#1 Turbo Love (Shinichi Osawa Remix))''
* [2009.06.12] [[wikipedia:Van She|Van She]] - Kelly
* [2009.07.15] [[wikipedia:The Young Punx|The Young Punx]] - [[Rock Star (Understand) (Shinichi Osawa Remix)]]
* [2009.10.30] [[The Annual 2010]] ''(CD2 #16 Lost Valentinos - Thief (Shinichi Osawa Remix))''
* [2010.06.09] [[wikipedia:Sérgio Mendes|Sérgio Mendes]] - Bom Tempo Brazil Remixed ''(#18 You and I (Shinichi Osawa Remix))''
* [2010.09.29] [[wikipedia:Steve Aoki|Steve Aoki]] - [[I Love Techno 2010|I ♥ Techno 2010]] ''(#4 Fischerspooner - Infidels of the World Unite (Shinichi Osawa Remix))''
* [2010.10.06] [[MASTERLINK]] - [[Super Speed E.P|SUPER SPEED E.P]] ''(#3 SUPER SPEED SHINICHI OSAWA REMIX)''
* [2011.04.27] [[Black Rock Shooter Animation; Original Soundtrack & Remixes|BLACK★ROCK SHOOTER ANIMATION; ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK & REMIXES]] ''(#4 One Day (Shinichi Osawa Remix))"
* [2011.04.27] [[Hamasaki Ayumi|ayumi hamasaki]] - [[Ayu-mi-x 7 -Version House-|ayu-mi-x 7 -version HOUSE-]] ''(#7 appears (Shinichi Osawa remix))''
* [2011.08.10] [[globe]] - [[house of globe]] ''(#4 DEPARTURES (Shinichi Osawa Remix))''
* [2012.02.27] [[Wikipedia:Étienne de Crécy|Étienne de Crécy]] - [[Am I Wrong Remixes 2012]] ''(#4 Am I Wrong (Shinichi Osawa Remix))''
* [2012.04.27] [[The Sneekers]] - [[Modern Pleasure Remixes]] ''(#1 Poly Poly (Shinichi Osawa Remix))''
* [2012.08.29] [[moumoon]] - [[Hanabi (moumoon)|Hanabi]] ''(#3 Sunshine Girl (Shinichi Osawa Remix), #4 (Chu Chu (Shinichi Osawa Remix))''
* [2012.09.12] [[Hamasaki Ayumi|ayumi hamasaki]] - [[You & Me (Hamasaki Ayumi)|You & Me (SHINICHI OSAWA remix)]]
* [2012.10.15] [[Mumbai Science]] - [[Unite]]
* [2013.03.04] [[Modek]] - [[Up With Me]]
* [2013.07.10] [[Fujiwara Hiroshi|Hiroshi Fujiwara]] - [[HORIZON]] ''(#2 HORIZON (DUB MIX))''
* [2013.08.26] [[Bart B More]] - [[The Box Remixes]] ''(#1 The Box (Shinichi Osawa Remix))''
* [2013.08.27] [[wikipedia:The M Machine|The M Machine]] - [[Metropolis Remixed]] ''(#5 Tiny Anthem (Shinichi Osawa Remix))''
* [2013.09.23] [[wikipedia:Alex Gopher|Alex Gopher]] - [[No Drop]]
* [2013.12.11] [[Chara]] - [[Koibumi]] (恋文; ''Love Letter'')
* [2014.04.09] [[wikipedia:Duck Sauce|Duck Sauce]] - [[Quack]] ''(#14 It's You (Shinichi Osawa Remix))''
* [2014.06.30] [[wikipedia:Herr Styler|Herr Styler]] - [[We Are the Ones]]
* [2014.07.09] [[wikipedia:The ASton Shuffle|The Aston Shuffle]] - [[Photographs]] ''(#11 Back & Forth (feat. Elizabeth Rose) (Shinichi Osawa Remix))''
* [2015.01.27] [[wikipedia:Tomo Hirata|Tomo Hirata]] - [[Taiko (The Remixes)]] ''(#1 Taiko (Shinichi Osawa Remix))''
* [2015.02.11] [[80KIDZ]] - [[FACE : REMODEL]] ''(#13 Face (Shinichi Osawa Remix))''
* [2015.03.18] [[After School|AFTERSCHOOL]] - [[Best (After School)|BEST]] ''(#18 Heaven [Shinichi Osawa REMIX])''
* [2015.07.08] [[Sandaime J Soul Brothers]] - [[Summer Madness]]
* [2017.08.30] [[AAA]] - [[No Way Back]]
* [2018.01.11] [https://rhyme.bandcamp.com/ RHYME] - [https://rhyme.bandcamp.com/album/ominous-sounds-frieeends-ep Ominous Sounds & Frieeends - EP] ''(#2 Ominous Sounds (Shinichi Osawa Remix))''
* [2018.03.14] [[TOKYO SKA PARADISE ORCHESTRA]] - [[GLORIOUS]] ''(#9 Shiro to Kuro no Montuno feat. Saito Kosuke (UNISON SQUARE GARDEN) MONDO GROSSO Remix)
* [2019.07.03] [[Ame no Parade]] - [[Ahead Ahead]]

==External Links==
* [http://www.shinichi-osawa.com/ Shinichi Osawa Official Website]
* [http://www.mondogrosso.com/ MONDO GROSSO Official Website (avex)]
* [http://www.sonymusic.co.jp/Music/Info/MondoGrosso/ Sony Music Entertainment Japan Profile]
* [http://www.forlife.co.jp/artist/?aid=FL00358 FOR LIFE MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT Profile]
* [http://www.twitter.com/shinichiosawa Official Twitter]
* [http://www.facebook.com/pages/Shinichi-Osawa/29099839651?v=info#!/pages/Shinichi-Osawa/29099839651?ref=ts Official Facebook Profile]
* [https://soundcloud.com/shinichiosawa Official Soundcloud]
* [https://www.instagram.com/shinichiosawa/ Official Instagram]
* [http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shinichi_Osawa English Wikipedia: Shinichi Osawa]

{{MONDO GROSSO/Shinichi Osawa}}

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[[Category:J-Tek]]
[[Category:Electronic]]
[[Category:J-Pop]]
[[Category:Blood Type O]]
[[Category:1967 Births]]
[[Category:iTunes Artists]]
[[Category:Shiga Artists]]
[[Category:Composers]]
[[Category:DJ]]
[[Category:Producers]]
[[Category:Japanese Band Members]]

A Nude

2019-09-10T00:06:38Z

MrROBAATO2190:

{| border="0" align="right" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0"
||[[Image:A Nude Limited A.jpg|thumb|275px|Limited Edition Type A Cover]]
||[[Image:A Nude Limited B.jpg|thumb|275px|Limited Edition Type B Cover]]
|-
||[[Image:A Nude Regular.jpg|thumb|275px|Regular Edition Cover]]
||[[Image:A Nude Shop.jpg|thumb|275px|Yamashita Tomohisa SHOP Limited Edition Cover]]
|}

; Artist
: [[Yamashita Tomohisa]]
; Album
: A NUDE
; Released
: 2013.09.11
; Catalog Number
: WPZL-30678/9 (Limited Edition Type A)
: WPCL-11617 (Limited Edition Type B)
: WPCL-11588 (Regular Edition)
: WPZL-30700/1 (Yamashita Tomohisa SHOP Limited Edition)
; Price
: ¥3,800 (Limited Edition Type A)
: ¥4,200 (Limited Edition Type B)
: ¥3,150 (Regular Edition)
: ¥3,800 (Yamashita Tomohisa SHOP Limited Edition)

; CD Tracklist
# [[Sing for You (Yamashita Tomohisa)|SING FOR YOU]]
# [[Que Sera Sera (Yamashita Tomohisa)|Que Sera Sera]] (怪・セラ・セラ; ''([[wikipedia:Spanish language|[Es]]] What Will Be, Will Be)''
# [[Ano Niji no Mukou Made]] (あの虹の向こうまで; ''To the Other Side of That Rainbow'')
# [[Kimi no Kaze ni Natte]] (君の風になって; ''Become Your Wind'')
# [[Parade (Yamashita Tomohisa)|Parade]] (パレード)
# [[Everybody Up|EVERYBODY UP]]
# [[Genshi-teki ja Night ~Analog Love~]] (原始的じゃナイト〜アナログラブ〜; Not An Ordinary Night ~Analog Love~)
# [[Nextaction|NEXTACTION]] feat. [[Fujigaya Taisuke]] ([[Kis-My-Ft2]])
# [[Pari-Para|PARi-PArA]]
# [[Magic (Yamashita Tomohisa)|MAGIC]]
# [[Stand Alone]]
# [[Shinkirou]] (蜃気楼; ''Mirage'')
# [[Natsu no Orion (Yamashita Tomohisa)|Natsu no Orion]] (CD Only Bonus Track) (夏のオリオン; ''Orion of Summer'')

; DVD Tracklist
# [[Genshi-teki ja Night ~Analog Love~]] ([[PV|Music Video]] & Making Movie)
; Yamashita Tomohisa SHOP DVD Tracklist
# [[Que Sera Sera (Yamashita Tomohisa)|Que Sera Sera]] -Drama Fan Meeting-

; Information
<div align="justify">
''A NUDE'' is the third studio album released by [[Yamashita Tomohisa]].

The album is certified [http://www.riaj.or.jp/data/others/gold/201309.html Gold] for shipment of 100,000 copies.

==Oricon Chart Positions==
[[Image:A Nude Promotion.jpg|thumb|222px|[[Yamashita Tomohisa]] promoting the album]]
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" style="margin: 1em; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|- style="background:#efefef"
!Mon||Tue||Wed||Thu||Fri||Sat||Sun||Week Rank||Sales
|- align="center"
||- ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||2 ||63,486
|- align="center"
||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||21 ||5,588
|- align="center"
||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||61 ||2,130
|- align="center"
||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||65 ||1,388
|- align="center"
||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||110 ||759
|- align="center"
||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||152 ||522
|- align="center"
||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||176 ||571
|- align="center"
||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||238 ||389
|- align="center"
||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||277 ||335
|- align="center"
||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||xxx
|- align="center"
||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||xxx
|- align="center"
||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||xxx
|}

'''Total Reported Sales:''' 75,168*

==External Links==
*Oricon Profiles: [ Limited Edition Type A] | [ Limited Edition Type B] | [ Regular Edition]

{{Yamashita Tomohisa}}

[[Category:J-Pop (releases)]]
[[Category:2013 Albums]]
[[Category:2013 Oricon Top 100 Albums]]
[[Category:Gold Albums]]
[[Category:September 2013]]

Teppan-Yaki -A Collection of Remixes-

2019-09-09T23:17:38Z

MrROBAATO2190:

[[File:763e940d.jpg|thumb|Album Cover|300px]]

; Artist
: [[MONDO GROSSO|Shinichi Osawa]]
; Album
: TEPPAN-YAKI -A Collection Of Remixes-
; Released
: 2009.09.09 (Japan)
: 2009.09.29 (South Korea)
: 2010.01.25 (Digital)
; Catalog Number
: RZCD-46333/4 (2CD)
: RZCD-46331/2 (2CD Limited Low-Price Edition)
; Price
: ¥2,940 (2CD)
: ¥2,500 (2CD Limited Low-Price Edition)
; Disc 1 (International Artists)
# [[Pogo (Shinichi Osawa Remix)]] / [[Wikipedia:Digitalism|Digitalism]]
# [[Thief (Shinichi Osawa Remix)]] / [[Wikipedia:Lost Valentinos|Lost Valentinos]]
# [[Feel Good (TV=OFF) (Shinichi Osawa Edit)]] / [[Wikipedia:Boys Noize|Boys Noize]]
# [[Blackout (Shinichi Osawa Remix)]] / [[Wikipedia:The Whip|The Whip]]
# [[Poor Innocent Boys (Shinichi Osawa Remix)]] / [[Wikipedia:Cazals|Cazals]]
# [[Washing Up (Shinichi Osawa Re-construct)]] / [[Wikipedia:Tomas Andersson|Tomas Andersson]]
# [[Stand in a Line (Shinichi Osawa Remix)]] / [[Wikipedia:Rubies|Rubies]]
# [[Magic Carpet Ride '07 (Shinichi Osawa Remix)]] / [[Wikipedia:Mighty Dub Katz|Mighty Dub Katz]]
# [[Radio (Shinichi Osawa Remix)]] / [[Wikipedia:Felix da Housecat|Felix da Housecat]]
# [[Kelly (Shinichi Osawa Remix)]] / [[Wikipedia:Van She|Van She]]
# [[Turbo Love (Shinichi Osawa Remix)]] / [[Wikipedia:Bag Raiders|Bag Raiders]]
# [[Popper (Shinichi Osawa Distortion Disco Mix)]] / [[Wikipedia:Christopher & Raphael Just|Christopher & Raphael Just]]
# [[Aurora (Shinichi Osawa Remix)]] / [[Wikipedia:Alex Gopher|Alex Gopher]]
# [[Lost & Found (Shinichi Osawa Remix)]] / [[Wikipedia:Popular Computer|Popular Computer]]
# [[EEAA]] / [[MONDO GROSSO|Shinichi Osawa]] (Bonus Track)
; Disc 2 (Japanese Artists)
# [[60s 70s 80s|WHAT A FEELING (Shinichi Osawa Remix)]] / [[Amuro Namie|Namie Amuro]]
# [[Taste My xxxremixxxxxxx!!!!!!!! Beat Life!|Ah Ah (Shinichi Osawa Remix)]] / [[Anna Tsuchiya|ANNA TSUCHIYA]]
# [[MINMI Best 2002-2008|The Perfect Vision (Shinichi Osawa Remix)]] / [[MINMI]]
# [[Dope Space Nine|TRIPOD BABY (Shinichi Osawa Remix)]] / [[m-flo]] loves [[LISA]]
# [[Ayu-mi-x 6 -Gold-|Startin' (Shinichi Osawa Remix)]] / [[Hamasaki Ayumi|ayumi hamasaki]]
# [[Jounetsu no Daishou / Escape| Jounetsu no Daishou (Shinichi Osawa Remix)]] / [[GIRL NEXT DOOR]] (情熱の代償; ''Price of Passion'')
# [[Masurao|MASURAO (Shinichi Osawa Remix)]] / [[DJ OZMA]]
# [[Clover (Shinichi Osawa Remix)]] / [[ROSSO]]
# [[FPMB|Euphoria (Shinichi Osawa Remix)]] / [[Fantastic Plastic Machine]]
# [[Summer Girls|light night dance (Shinichi Osawa Remix)]] / [[DE DE MOUSE]]
# [[White's Dream (Shinichi Osawa Remix)]] (from (鉄コン筋クリート; ''Tekonkinkreet'')) / [[Plaid]]
# [[Main Street Electrical Parade (Disneyland®)]] / [[MONDO GROSSO|Shinichi Osawa]] (Japan Bonus Track)
<ol start = "12"><li> [[Beat in Love|Prayers (Shinichi Osawa Remix)]] / [[Clazziquai Project]] (Korean Bonus Track) </ol>

; Information
"TEPPAN-YAKI -A Collection Of Remixes-" is [[MONDO GROSSO|Shinichi Osawa]]'s first remix compilation album, with the first disc containing remixes from International (Western) artists, while the second disc contains remixes from Japanese artists. The digital overseas release on iTunes and Beatport came with a slightly reworked tracklist on the "International Artists" disc, and selections from the "Japanese Artists" disc were made available exclusively through Beatport. It peaked at #82 on the Oricon charts and charted for 3 weeks.

==External Links==

* Oricon Profile: [http://www.oricon.co.jp/music/release/d/833116/1/ 2CD] | [http://www.oricon.co.jp/music/release/d/833097/1/ 2CD Limited Low-Price Edition]

[[Category:J-Tek (releases)]]
[[Category:2009 Albums]]

Sandokushi

2019-09-04T10:51:42Z

MrROBAATO2190:

[[File:Shiina Ringo - Sandokushi lim.jpg|thumb|250px|Limited Edition Cover]]
[[File:Shiina Ringo - Sandokushi reg.jpg|thumb|250px|Regular Edition Cover]]

; Artist
: [[Shiina Ringo]]
; Album
: Sandokushi (三毒史; ''triviṣa-itihāsa (त्रिविषै-इतिहास); Chronicle of the [[Wikipedia: Three poisons|Three Kleshas]]'')
; Released
: 2019.05.27
; Catalog Number
: UPCH-29327 (Limited Edition)
: UPCH-20513 (Regular Edition)
; Price
: ¥3,888 (Limited Edition)
: ¥3,240 (Regular Edition)

; Tracklist
# [[Niwatori to Hebi to Buta]] (鶏と蛇と豚; ''Gate of Living'')
# [[Kemono Yuku Hosomichi]] (w/ [[Miyamoto Hiroji]]) (獣ゆく細道; ''The Narrow Way'')
# [[Ma Cherie|Ma Chérie]] (マ・シェリ; ''Ego-ism'')
# [[Kakeochisha]] (w/ [[Sakurai Atsushi]]) (駆け落ち者; ''Elopers'')
# [[Donzoko Made]] (どん底まで; ''To Rock Bottom'')
# [[Kamisama, Hotokesama]] (w/ [[Mukai Shutoku]]) (神様、仏様; ''God, nor Buddha'')
# [[Tokyo (Shiina Ringo)|TOKYO]] (''Off-Line'')
# [[Nagaku Mijikai Matsuri]] (w/ [[Ukigumo]]) (長く短い祭; ''In Summer, Night'')
# [[Shijou no Jinsei]] (至上の人生; ''A Life Supreme'')
# [[Isogaba Maware (Shiina Ringo)|Isogaba Maware]] (w/ [[Hiizumi Masayuki]]) (急がば回れ; ''Victims'')
# [[Jiyuudom]] (ジユーダム; ''Jiyu-dom'')
# [[Menukidoori]] (w/ [[Tortoise Matsumoto]]) (目抜き通り; ''The Main Street'')
# [[Anoyo no Mon]] (あの世の門; ''Gate of Hades'')

; Information
<div align="justify">
''Sandokushi'' is the seventh studio album by [[Shiina Ringo]]. It was released in two versions: a limited CD edition that comes with a hardcover case, and a regular edition. "Sandoku" (三毒) refers to the [[Wikipedia: Three poisons|Three kleshas]] in Buddhism that poison the heart of man: greed (akin to a pig) (貪（むさぼり=豚）), hatred (akin to a snake) (瞋（怒り=蛇）), and delusion (akin to a chicken) (癡（迷妄=鶏）).
</div>
==Oricon Chart Positions==
[[Image:Shiina Ringo - Sandokushi promo.jpg|thumb|240px|Shiina Ringo promoting the album]]
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" style="margin: 1em; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|- style="background:#efefef"
!Mon||Tue||Wed||Thu||Fri||Sat||Sun||Week Rank||Sales
|- align="center"
||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||x ||x
|- align="center"
||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||x ||x
|- align="center"
||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||x ||x
|- align="center"
||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||x ||x
|}

*'''Total Reported Sales:''' x
==External Links==
* Oricon Profile: [https://www.oricon.co.jp/prof/237797/products/1316814/1/ Limited Edition] | [https://www.oricon.co.jp/prof/237797/products/1316815/1/ Regular Edition]

{{Shiina Ringo}}
[[Category:J-Pop (releases)]]
[[Category:2019 Albums]]
[[Category:May 2019]]

Adam to Eve no Ringo

2019-09-04T10:45:58Z

MrROBAATO2190:

[[Image:Adam to Eve no Ringo.jpg‎|thumb|300px|Album Cover]]

; Artist
: Various Artists
; Album
: Adam to Eve no Ringo (アダムとイヴの林檎; ''Fruit Défendu'')
; Released
: 2018.05.23
; Catalog Number
: UPCH-20485
; Price
: ¥3,240 (CD)
: ¥2,100 (Digital)
; Tracklist

# [[The Urashima's]] – [[Tadashii Machi (The Urashima's)|Tadashii Machi]]
# [[Utada Hikaru]] & [[Obukuro Nariaki]] – [[Marunouchi Sadistic (Utada Hikaru & Obukuro Nariaki)|Marunouchi Sadistic]]
# [[Rekishi]] – [[Koufukuron (Rekishi)|Koufukuron]]
# [[Wikipedia:MIKA (singer)|MIKA]] - [[Sid to Hakuchuumu (MIKA)|Sid to Hakuchuumu]]
# [[Fujiwara Sakura]] – [[Akane Sasukiro Terasa Redo (Fujiwara Sakura)|Akane Sasukiro Terasa Redo]]
# [[Tajima Takao]] – [[Tsugou no Ii Karada (Tajima Takao)|Tsugou no Ii Karada]]
# [[Kimura Kaela]] – [[Koko de Kiss Shite (Kimura Kaela)|Koko de Kiss Shite]]
# [[Miura Daichi]] – [[Suberidai (Miura Daichi)|Suberidai]]
# [[RHYMESTER]] – [[Honnou (RHYMESTER)|Honnou]]
# [[AI (singer)|AI]] – [[Tsumi to Batsu (AI)|Tsumi to Batsu]]
# [[Inoue Yosui]] – [[Carnation (Inoue Yosui)|Carnation]]
# [[Shiritsu Ebisu Chuugaku]] – [[Jiyuu e Michizure (Shiritsu Ebisu Chuugaku)|Jiyuu e Michizure]]
# [[LiSA]] – [[Nippon (LiSA)|NIPPON]]
# [[Matsu Takako]] – [[Arikitari no Onna (Matsu Takako)|Arikitari no Onna]]

; Information
<div align="justify">
''Adam to Eve no Ringo'' is a tribute album for [[Shiina Ringo]]. It was released to celebrate Ringo's 20th anniversary.
</div>

==External Links==
* [https://www.oricon.co.jp/prof/52027/products/1273290/1/ Oricon Profile]

{{Shiina Ringo}}
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[[Category:May 2018]]
[[Category:2018 Oricon Top 100 Albums]]

Nippon

2019-09-04T10:43:21Z

MrROBAATO2190:

[[Image:Shiina Ringo - NIPPON.jpg|thumb|250px|Single Cover]]

; Artist
: [[Shiina Ringo]]
; Single
: NIPPON
; Released
: 2014.06.11
; Catalog Number
: TYCT-30027
; Price
: ¥1,080 (CD)
: ¥500 (Digital)
; Tracklist
# NIPPON
# [[Sakasa ni Kazoete]] (逆さに数えて; ''Counting Backwards (Cuenta Atrás)'')

; Information
"NIPPON" is the 14th single released by [[Shiina Ringo]]. The title track was used as the theme song of [[Wikipedia:NHK|NHK]]'s broadcast of the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil.

==Song Information==
[[Image:Shiina Ringo - NIPPON promo.jpg|thumb|280px|[[Shiina Ringo]] promoting the single]]
; Lyrics
: [[Shiina Ringo]]
; Music
: [[Shiina Ringo]]
; Other Information
: Arrangement: [[Shiina Ringo]]
: Strings Arrangement: [[Saitou Neko]]

==Oricon Chart Positions==
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" style="margin: 1em; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|- style="background:#efefef"
!Mon||Tue||Wed||Thu||Fri||Sat||Sun||Week Rank||Sales
|- align="center"
||- ||9 ||8 ||5 ||7 ||6 ||8 ||9 ||13,703
|- align="center"
||7 ||26 ||15 ||16 ||14 ||10 ||15 ||18 ||5,246
|- align="center"
||11||31 ||33 ||23 ||20 ||16 ||26 ||29 ||2,659
|- align="center"
||17||42 ||42 ||39 ||45 ||39 ||40 ||43 ||1,344
|- align="center"
||32||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||61 ||830
|- align="center"
||46||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||90 ||504
|- align="center"
||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||145 ||354
|- align="center"
||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||156 ||306
|- align="center"
||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||x ||x
|}

{| border="1" cellpadding="2" style="margin: 1em; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|- style="background:#efefef"
!Year||Month||Rank||Sales
|- align="center"
||2014||June||24 ||21,608
|}

'''Total Reported Sales:''' 24,946*

==External Links==
* [http://www.oricon.co.jp/prof/artist/237797/products/music/1074225/1/ Oricon Profile]

{{Shiina Ringo}}

[[Category:J-Pop (releases)]]
[[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
[[Category:2014 Singles]]
[[Category:2014 Songs]]
[[Category:Shiina Ringo Songs]]
[[Category:TV Theme Song]]
[[Category:June 2014]]

Carnation (Shiina Ringo)

2019-09-04T10:41:11Z

MrROBAATO2190:

[[Image:CarnationCover.jpg|thumb|250px|Single Cover]]

; Artist
: [[Shiina Ringo]]
; Single
: Carnation (カーネーション)
; Released
: 2011.11.02
; Catalog Number
: TOCT-45045
; Price
: ¥1,234 (tax included)
; Tracklist
# Carnation (カーネーション; ''L'œillet'')
# [[Watashi no Aisuru Hito]] (私の愛するひと; ''My Beloved One (Mon amour)'')
# [[Jinsei wa Omoidori]] (人生は思い通り; ''Life Is What You Make of It (Le monde est à moi)'')

; Information
"Carnation" is the 12th single released by [[Shiina Ringo]]. The title track was used as the theme song for the [[Dorama|drama]] ''[[Carnation (drama)|Carnation]]''. The single reached #5 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and charted for 16 weeks.

==Song Information==
[[Image:CarnationPROMO.jpg|thumb|280px|[[Shiina Ringo]] promoting the single]]

; Lyrics
: [[Shiina Ringo]]
; Music
: [[Shiina Ringo]]
; Other Information
: Arrangement: [[Saito Neko]]

==Oricon Chart Positions==
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" style="margin: 1em; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|- style="background:#efefef"
!Mon||Tue||Wed||Thu||Fri||Sat||Sun||Week Rank||Sales
|- align="center"
||- ||6 ||5 ||5 ||9 ||x ||x ||5 ||18,513
|- align="center"
||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||19 ||4,246　
|- align="center"
||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x,xxx
|- align="center"
||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x,xxx
|}

'''Total Reported Sales:''' 22,759*

==External Links==
* [http://www.oricon.co.jp/prof/artist/237797/products/music/937232/1/ Oricon Profile]

{{Shiina Ringo}}

[[Category:J-Pop (releases)]]
[[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
[[Category:2011 Singles]]
[[Category:2011 Songs]]
[[Category:Dorama Theme Song]]
[[Category:Shiina Ringo Songs]]
[[Category:November 2011]]

Shiina Ringo

2019-09-04T10:39:23Z

MrROBAATO2190: /* Other Albums */

[[Image:Shiina Ringo - Sandokushi promo.jpg|thumb|400px|Shiina Ringo promoting ''[[Sandokushi]]'' (2019)]]

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'''Shiina Ringo''' (椎名林檎) is a famous Japanese musician, who is recognizable for her nasal voice. Her styles range from jazz to rock, and experimental to enka. In 1998 she debuted with the single "[[Koufukuron]]". In 1999 Shiina became famous from her single "[[Koko de Kiss Shite.]]", which broke the top 10 on Oricon charts. In 2003, nearing the end of her ninth single and third studio album, Shiina Ringo formed the band '''[[Tokyo Jihen]]''' which received similar success. In 2006, it was announced that Shiina would once again release solo music. On January 11th, 2012, Shiina announced that [[Tokyo Jihen]] would disband on February 29th following a final farewell tour.

==Profile==
* '''Stage Name:''' Shiina Ringo, Sheena Ringo (椎名林檎)
* '''Birth Name:''' Shiina Yumiko (椎名裕美子)
* '''Birthdate:''' {{bda|1978|11|25|mf=yes}}
* '''Birthplace:''' [[wikipedia:Saitama|Saitama]], [[Japan]]
* '''Hometown:''' [[wikipedia:Fukuoka|Fukuoka]], [[Japan]]
* '''Height:''' 167cm / 5'6"
* '''Weight:''' 47kg / 104 lbs
* '''[[Blood Type]]:''' O
* '''Favorite Writers:''' Miura Ayako, Kyougoku Natsuhiko, Matsumoto Taiyou, Jacques Cousteau
* '''Favorite Movies:''' Saraba Waga Si, Zoo
* '''Favorite TV Show:''' Police Headquarters 24hours
* '''Favorite Manga:''' Jimihen
* '''Favorite Albums:''' [[wikipedia:Ella Fitzgerald|Ella Fitzgerald]]'s [[wikipedia:Ella in Berlin: Mack the Knife|Ella in Berlin]] and [[BLANKEY JET CITY]]'s [[Skunk]].
* '''Favorite Food:''' Azuki beans
* '''Fun Fact:''' Shiina once held a magazine shoot in which she travelled around Tokyo in a wedding dress.
* '''Bands / Groups:'''
** [[Tokyo Jihen]] (2003–2013)
* '''Labels:'''
** [[EMI Music Japan]] (1998–2013)
** [[Emi Records Japan]] (2013–2015)
** [[Universal Music]] (2015–)

==Information==
===Shiina's Past===
Shiina was born in 1978 in Saitama, however moved to [[Fukuoka|Fukuoka]] when her father was given a job transfer. Shiina was raised in a family of musicians, and studied piano and music at an early age. She was once asked to compose a song for her school play. Shiina also studied classical ballet, but gave up when she was 10 due to an operation she had on her esophagus (to cure a hereditary problem) effected her balance. Reputably, when she went to school she was called "Ringo" as a nickname from her classmates after the way her face would turn red like an apple due to embarrassment. By the time Shiina was 15 and in junior high school, she was a member in several bands, and occasionally performed by herself to clubs. By 16, she was the lead vocalist in a band called ''Marvelous Marble'' (an all girls band backed by Tsuda Yukiko [guitar], Nakagawa Ai [Bass], Matsue Izumi [Keyboard] and Tokitsu Rino [Drums]) who entered the [[9th Yamaha Teens' Music Festivall]] in 1995. They sung a cover of [[wikipedia:Danielle_Brisebois|Danielle Brisebois]]' ''Just Missed the Train'' on national television. At [[Japan's 5th Annual Music Quest Competition]], she also performed a song solo that would later become one of her singles, [[Koko de Kiss Shite.]]. This won her an award for excellence. In 1997, Shiina would travel to England to spend a two month homestay there (which improved her English and influenced her musically).

===Debut & Early Career===
In May 1998, Shiina debuted with the single "[[Koufukuron]]". While this single did not sell very much (it did not even chart on Oricon charts) Shiina would persist and released her second single, [[Kabukichou no Joou]] three months later. This single, at least, broke into the charts and peaked at #50. Her third single, [[Koko de Kiss Shite.]], would become a long selling hit; breaking the top ten and staying within the top 200 for a total of 27 weeks. The following album, ''[[Muzai Moratorium]]'', would take an even further jump in popularity for Shiina; propelling her up to #2 on the charts. Similarly, this album was a long-seller; becoming the #25 album of 1999.

Following her massive rise in popularity, Shiina would release a new single called "[[Honnou]]" in October of 1999. This would be released no the same day as a re-release of her debut single, "[[Koufukuron]]". The single (despite any major tie-ups) made it to #2 on Oricon charts. To start off the new year, Shiina would again release two singles on the same day: "[[Gips]]" (a ballad) and "[[Tsumi to Batsu]]" (a hard, angry-sounding rock track). Gips would beat Tsumi to Batsu in popularity, debuting at #3 (one place above Tsumi). Her following album, ''[[Shouso Strip]]'', would exceed even the popularity of her debut album by debuting at #1 (her first), selling 2.3 million copies and becoming the #3 album for the year.

===Hiatus / Kalk Samen Kuri no Hana===
Following this point, Shiina's releases would no longer be very predicable. Six months after her debut she would release a 3CD single set (classified as an album in [[Oricon]]) called ''[[Zecchoushuu]]'' which would become her second #1 album. Following the release of several live DVDs, Shiina would return with the #2 single "[[Mayonaka wa Junketsu]]" in March 2001 (an upbeat Jazz piece collaborating with the well-known [[Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra]]). In 2002, Shiina married [[Yayoshi Junji]], a guitarist, and they had a son together. However, they divorced 14 months later. In this period, Shiina took a break from making music to focus on her child. However, the hiatus was broken with a 2CD set cover album entitled ''[[Utaite Myouri ~Vol. I~]]'' (featuring a much publicised duet with labelmate [[Utada Hikaru]]).

Shiina would return to the music business with the single [[Stem ~Daimyou Asobi Hen~]] and the following album [[Kalk Samen Kuri no Hana]]. These two releases saw a major stylistic change for Shiina, as she created with a hybrid feel of merging traditional music with several different genres. The album and the songs on the album would promote and feature in the short movie [[Hyakuiro Megane]] (which Shiina herself acted in).

===[[Tokyo Jihen]]===
: ''Main article: [[Tokyo Jihen]]''

In 2003, it was announced that Shiina would be putting a hold on her solo project and releasing music with a five member band she had formed, called [[Tokyo Jihen]]. She released her (seemingly) last single, "[[Ringo no Uta]]", and even went as far as to remove her famous mole to show the change that she had made. However, it is unsure if the mole was removed for cosmetic or medical purposes. Tokyo Jihen debuted in 2004 and originally released two singles ("[[Gunjou Biyori]]", "[[Sounan]]") and a debut album (''[[Kyouiku]]'') which all reached #2 on [[Oricon]] charts. However, after the nationwide tour following the album, the band had lost two of its members. After a short hiatus from the band, they returned again with two replacement members in late 2005. Their third single ("[[Shuraba]]", theme song to the drama ''[[Ooku ~Hana no Ran~]]'') and a second album, ''[[Adult]]'' (released in early 2006) were launched shortly after. The album reached a top position of #1 on [[Oricon]] charts. On January 11th, 2012, Shiina announced that [[Tokyo Jihen]] would disband on February 29th following a final farewell tour.

===Sakuran===
It was announced on October 31st, 2006 that Shiina Ringo would be surprisingly returning to release a fourth solo album as an inspired album for the film [[Sakuran]]. The film, based on the manga of the same name (and starring [[Tsuchiya Anna]]) will feature several Shiina songs. A download only single, [[Karisome Otome (Death Jazz Ver.)|Karisome Otome (DEATH JAZZ ver.)]] (Shiina collaborated with [[SOIL&"PIMP"SESSIONS]] for the track), was first released on the 15th of November to promote the movie. The standard non-jazz version of the song is be the movie's theme song. Furthermore, a Sakuran-themed rearrangement of the Tokyo Jihen song [[Yume no Ato]] was featured in trailers for the film. Shiina's next single (was released on January 17, 2007), [[Kono Yo no Kagiri]], was the ending theme song for the movie and proceeded the release of the album. The album was released on February 21, 2007.

==Shiina Facts==
* Shiina has a brother, [[Shiina Junpei]], who is a famous soul singer in Japan. They worked together and released three duets: [[Tamanegi no Happy Song]] (it was a cover of [[Marvin Gaye|Marvin Gaye]]'s [[The Onion Song|The Onion Song]]), which appears on Shiina's cover album, [[Utaite Myouri ~Vol. I~]], as well as Junpei's album [[Rhodes to Freedom]]; [[Where Is The Love|WHERE IS THE LOVE]] (it is a cover of [[wikipedia:Roberta Flack|Roberta Flack]] and [[wikipedia:Donny Hathaway|Donny Hathaway]]'s song under the same name), which was released both as a single and in Junpei's album [[Discover (Shiina Junpei)|discover]]; and [[wikipedia:Georgy Porgy|Georgy Porgy]] released under the name [[Yokoshima]] (邪) (consisting of Ringo and her brother) as a limited one time online release.
* In junior high and senior high school, Shiina Ringo worked in a pizza parlor. This is referenced in the Marunouchi Sadistic lyric "I wanted to try being a pizza parlor girl."
* Shiina Ringo has written songs for artists such as [[Hirosue Ryoko]], [[Tomosaka Rie]], and [[Kuriyama Chiaki]].
* Since Shiina's style is so vastly different (ranging from Jazz, to Pop, to Rock, to [[Enka]]) she has made a new genre for herself, which she calls "Shinjuku-kei." This is a play on the style of music called "Shibuya-kei" and translates to "the style of Shinjuku" (the business district of Tokyo), and is a reference in the adaptive way that Japanese businessmen are portrayed.
* Shiina's trademark symbol is the Kronekodow. The romaji form is Kuronekodou (黒猫堂), meaning "The Magnificent Black Cat".
* Shiina's mother, Shiina Akiko, is a ballet-dancer and her father, Shiina Koutaro, works at a gas company.

==Discography==
[[Image:Shiina Ringo - Ariamaru Tomi promo.jpg|thumb|300px|Shiina Ringo promoting "[[Ariamaru Tomi]]" (2009)]]
[[Image:CarnationPROMO.jpg|thumb|300px|Shiina Ringo promoting "[[Carnation (Shiina Ringo)|Carnation]]" (2011)]]
[[Image:ShiinaRingo2013.jpg|thumb|300px|Shiina Ringo promoting "[[Irohanihoheto / Kodoku no Akatsuki]]" (2013)]]
[[Image:Shiina Ringo - NIPPON promo.jpg|thumb|300px|Shiina Ringo promoting "[[Nippon|NIPPON]]" (2014)]]
[[Image:Shiina Ringo - Nagaku Mijikai Matsuri Kamisama Hotokesama promo.jpg|thumb|300px|Shiina Ringo promoting "[[Nagaku Mijikai Matsuri / Kamisama, Hotokesama]]" (2015)]]
[[Image:Shiina Ringo - Gyakuyunyuu ~Kouwankyoku~ 2 promo.jpg|thumb|300px|Shiina Ringo promoting ''[[Gyakuyunyuu ~Kouwankyoku~ Vol. 2|Gyakuyunyuu ~Kouwankyoku~ vol.2]]'' (2017)]]

===Studio Albums===
* [1999.02.24] [[Muzai Moratorium]] (無罪モラトリアム; ''Innocence Moratorium'')
* [2000.03.31] [[Shouso Strip]] (勝訴ストリップ; ''Winning Strip'')
* [2003.02.23] [[Kalk Samen Kuri no Hana]] (加爾基　精液　栗ノ花; ''Lime Semen Chestnut Flower'')
* [2007.02.21] [[Heisei Fuuzoku]] (平成風俗; ''Japanese Manners'')
* [2009.06.24] [[Sanmon Gossip]] (三文ゴシップ; ''Superficial Gossip'')
* [2014.11.05] [[Hi Izuru Tokoro]] (日出処; ''Land of the Rising Sun (Sunny)'')
* [2019.05.27] [[Sandokushi]] (三毒史; ''Chronicle of the Three Kleshas'')

===Other Albums===
* [2000.09.13] [[Zecchoushuu]] (絶頂集; ''The Acme Collection'') (3CD Single Set)
* [2002.05.27] [[Utaite Myouri ~Sono Ichi~]] (唄ひ手冥利~其ノ壱~; ''A Favor of Duty, Part I'') (Cover Album)
* [2008.07.02] [[Watashi to Houden]] (私と放電; ''Me and Electric Discharge'') (B-side Best Album)
* [2013.11.13] [[Ukina]] (浮き名; ''Talk of the Town'') (Collaboration Best Album)
* [2013.11.13] [[Mitsugetsu Shou]] (蜜月抄; ''Honeymoon Excerpt'') (Live Best Album)
* [2014.05.27] [[Gyakuyunyuu ~Kouwankyoku~]] (逆輸入～港湾局～; ''Reimport ~Ports and Harbors Bureau~'') (Self-Cover Album)
* [2017.12.06] [[Gyakuyunyuu ~Kouwankyoku~ Vol. 2|Gyakuyunyuu ~Koukuukyoku~ vol.2]] (逆輸入～航空局～ vol.2; ''Reimport ~Civil Aviation Bureau~'') (Self-Cover Album)

===Tribute Albums===
* [2018.05.23] [[Adam to Eve no Ringo]] (アダムとイヴの林檎; ''Adam and Eve's Apple'')

===Box Sets===
* [2008.11.25] [[Mora|MoRA]]
* [2013.11.13] [[Live (Shiina Ringo)|LiVE]]

===Singles===
* [1998.05.27] [[Koufukuron]] (幸福論; ''A View of Happiness'')
* [1998.09.09] [[Kabukichou no Joou]] (歌舞伎町の女王; ''Queen of [[wikipedia:Kabukicho|Kabuki-cho]]'')
* [1999.01.20] [[Koko de Kiss Shite.]] (ここでキスして。; ''Kiss Me'')
* [1999.10.27] [[Honnou]] (本能; ''Instinct'')
* [1999.10.27] [[Koufukuron]] (幸福論; ''A View of Happiness'') (re-release)
* [2000.01.26] [[Gips]] (ギブス; ''Plaster Cast'')
* [2000.01.26] [[Tsumi to Batsu]] (罪と罰; ''Crime and Punishment'')
* [2001.03.28] [[Mayonaka wa Junketsu]] (真夜中は純潔; ''Chastity at Midnight'')
* [2003.01.22] [[Stem ~Daimyou Asobi Hen~|STEM ~Daimyou Asobi Hen~]] (茎(STEM) ~大名遊ビ編~; ''Stem ~At Play With a [[wikipedia:Daimyo|Feudal Lord]]~'')
* [2003.11.25] [[Ringo no Uta]] (りんごのうた; ''A Song of Apples'')
* [2009.05.27] [[Ariamaru Tomi]] (ありあまる富; ''The Invaluable'')
* [2011.11.02] [[Carnation (Shiina Ringo)|Carnation]] (カーネーション)
* [2013.05.27] [[Irohanihoheto / Kodoku no Akatsuki]] (いろはにほへと / 孤独のあかつき; ''Though The Bright Colors May Be Fragrant (Les couleurs chantent)/ In the Event of Loneliness (La solitude de l'aube)'')
* [2014.06.11] [[Nippon|NIPPON]]
* [2015.02.25] [[Shijou no Jinsei]] (至上の人生; ''A Life Supreme'')
* [2015.08.05] [[Nagaku Mijikai Matsuri / Kamisama, Hotokesama]] (長く短い祭 / 神様、仏様; ''A Long, Short Festival (No verão, as noites) / God, nor Buddha'')

===Split Singles===
* [2007.01.17] [[Kono Yo no Kagiri]] (この世の限り; ''The Limits of this World'') ('''Shiina Ringo''' x [[Saito Neko]] + [[Shiina Junpei]])

===Digital Singles===
* [2002.04.10] [[Georgy Porgy]] ('''Yokoshima''')
* [2006.11.11] [[Karisome Otome|Karisome Otome (DEATH JAZZ ver.)]] (カリソメ乙女; ''Temporary Virgin'') ('''Shiina Ringo x''' [[SOIL&"PIMP"SESSIONS]])
* [2008.09.12] [[Tsumiki Asobi|Tsumiki Asobi (from Zazen Extasy)]] (積木遊び (座禅エクスタシーより); ''Playing with Blocks'')
* [2009.03.06] [[Koko de Kiss Shite.|Koko de Kiss Shite. (Ringo EXPO 08)]] (ここでキスして。; ''Kiss Me Here.'')
* [2009.03.06] [[Gips|Gips (Ringo EXPO 08)]] (ギブス; ''Plaster Cast'')
* [2009.03.06] [[Tadashii Machi|Tadashii Machi (Ringo EXPO 08)]] (正しい街; ''The Right City'')
* [2009.03.06] [[Yokyou|Yokyou (Ringo EXPO 08)]] (余興; ''Entertainment'')
* [2009.06.12] [[Shun (Shiina Ringo)|Shun]] (旬; ''Season'')
* [2009.09.30] [[My Foolish Heart ~Crazy in Shibuya~|MY FOOLISH HEART ~Crazy in Shibuya~]] ('''Shiina Ringo x''' [[SOIL&"PIMP"SESSIONS]])
* [2012.01.06] [[Between Today and Tomorrow (Shiina Ringo)|Between Today and Tomorrow]]
* [2012.05.16] [[Jiyuu e Michizure]] (自由へ道連れ; ''Traveling Companion To Freedom'')
* [2013.01.30] [[The Best 3 (Shiina Ringo)|The Best 3]]
* [2014.10.01] [[Arikitarina Onna]] (ありきたりな女; ''Ordinary Woman'')
* [2015.05.13] [[Saihate ga Mitai]] (最果てが見たい; ''I Want to See the Very End'')
* [2016.08.22] [[Jiyudom]] (ジユーダム)
* [2016.08.22] [[13 Jours au Japon ~2020 Nippon no Natsu~|13 jours au Japon ~2020 Nippon no Natsu~]]
* [2017.04.20] [[Menukidouri]] (目抜き通り) (Shiina Ringo & [[Tortoise Matsumoto]])
* [2017.10.02] [[Oishii Kisetsu]] (おいしい季節; ''The Creamy Season'')
* [2017.12.22] [[Otona no Okite]] (おとなの掟) (Shiina Ringo & [[Matsuzaki Nao]])
* [2018.10.02] [[Kemono Yuku Hosomichi]] (獣ゆく細道) (Shiina Ringo & [[Miyamoto Koji]])
* [2019.04.22] [[Niwatori to Hebi to Buta]] (鶏と蛇と豚)

===Vinyls===
* [2001.03.13] [[Mayonaka wa Junketsu]] (真夜中は純潔)
* [2003.05.27] [[Kalk Samen Kuri no Hana]] (加爾基　精液　栗ノ花)
* [2007.04.25] [[Heisei Fuuzoku]] (平成風俗)
* [2008.11.25] [[Muzai Moratorium]] (無罪モラトリアム)
* [2008.11.25] [[Shouso Strip]] (勝訴ストリップ)
* [2009.08.26] [[Saturday Night Gossip]] (サタデーナイト・ゴシップ)

===Video Releases===
* [1999.10.11] [[Seiteki Healing ~Vol.1~]] (VHS) (性的ヒーリング ~其ノ壱~)
* [2000.08.30] [[Seiteki Healing ~Vol.2~]] (性的ヒーリング ~其ノ弐~)
* [2000.12.07] [[Gekokujyo Xstasy]] (下剋上エクスタシー)
* [2000.12.07] [[Hatsuiku Status Gokiritsu Japon]] (発育ステータス御起立ジャポン)
* [2003.01.22] [[Tanpen Kinema Hyakuiro Megane]](百色眼鏡)
* [2003.05.27] [[Baishou Ecstasy]] (賣笑エクスタシー)
* [2003.08.20] [[Seiteki Healing ~Vol.3~]] (性的ヒーリング ~其ノ参~)
* [2003.12.17] [[Electric Mole]]
* [2007.02.21] [[Dai Ikkai Ringohan Taikai no Moyo]] (第一回林檎班大会の模様; ''The Pattern of the Very First Ringohan Convention'')
* [2007.04.25] [[Heisei Fuuzoku Daikinjou]] (平成風俗大吟醸)
* [2008.07.02] [[Watashi no Hatsuden]] (私の発電)
* [2008.09.17] [[Zazen Extasy]] (座禅エクスタシー)
* [2009.03.11] [[Ringo Expo 08|Ringo EXPO 08]]
* [2009.08.26] [[Seiteki Healing ~Vol.4~]] (性的ヒーリング ~其ノ四~)
* [2013.11.13] [[The Sexual Healing Total Care Course 120min.]]
* [2014.03.19] [[Tou Taikai Heisei 25-nen Kamiyamachou Taikai]] (党大会　平成二十五年神山町大会; ''Kamiyama Party Convention 2013'')
* [2015.03.18] [[Ringo Haku '14 -Toshionna no Gyakushuu-]] (林檎博'14 －年女の逆襲－; ''Ringo Expo '14 -Counter-Attack of the Chinese Astrological Woman of the Year-'')
* [2017.05.31] [[Shiina Ringo to Kyatsura ga Yuku Hyakkiyako 2015]] (椎名林檎と彼奴等がゆく百鬼夜行2015)
* [2018.07.04] [[(Nama) Ringo Haku '14 -Toshionna no Gyakushuu-]] (（生）林檎博’14 ―年女の逆襲― )
* [2018.11.21] [[Shina Ringo to Aitsura no Iru Shinkuu Chitai]] (椎名林檎と彼奴等の居る真空地帯)
* [2019.05.27] [[(Nama) Ringo Haku '18 -Fuwaku no Yoyuu-]] ((生)林檎博'18 -不惑の余裕-)

===Other Video Releases===
* [2005.03.30] [[Minna no Uta Best Hit Collection]] ("Ringo no Uta")

===Compilations / Other===
* [1998.12.02] ''[[Now Japan|NOW JAPAN]]'' ("Koufukuron")
* [1998.12.18] [[Taniguchi Takashi]] - ''[[Beginning (Taniguchi Takashi)|becoming]]'' (#1 "becoming", #6 "Rock & Hammer") (Guest Vocals)
* [1999.01.30] [[Heart Bazaar]] - ''[[Baobab]]'' (#4 "Shiroi Yume") (Keyboards)
* [1999.09.22] ''[[Dear Yuming -Yumi Arai / Yumi Matsutoya Cover Collection-]]'' ("Kageri Yuku Heya")
* [2002.05.27] [[Shiina Junpei]] - ''[[Discovery (Shiina Junpei)|discovery]]'' (#5 "WHERE IS THE LOVE") (Guest Vocals)
* [2002.10.17] ''[[Ichigo Ichie Sweets for My Spitz|Ichigo Ichie Sweets for my SPITZ]]'' (#1 "Spika")
* [2002.12.11] ''[[Queen's Fellows: Yuming 30th Anniversary Cover Album|Queen's Fellows: yuming 30th anniversary cover album]]'' ("Kageri Yuku Heya")
* [2004.02.18] ''[[Collabo|COLLABO]]'' ("WHERE IS THE LOVE")
* [2004.04.23] ''[[Our Last Days -Casshern OST-]]'' (#1 "STEM (Casshern Version)")
* [2004.09.01] [[Zazen Boys]] - ''[[Zazen Boys II]]'' (#2 "CRAZY DAYS CRAZY FEELING", #4 "Anmin Bou") (Guest Vocals)
* [2004.10.27] [[Shiina Junpei]] - ''[[Rhodes to Freedom|Rhodes to Freedom]]'' ("Tamangi no Happy Song")
* [2004.12.08] ''[[Fm802 Heavy Rotations J-Hits Complete '96-'99|FM802 HEAVY ROTATIONS J-HITS COMPLETE '96-'99]]'' ("Koko de Kiss Shite")
* [2005.03.30] ''[[Venus Japan|VENUS JAPAN]]'' (#2 "STEM ~Daimyou Asobi Hen~")
* [2005.09.30] ''[[Happy Birthday, John|HAPPY BIRTHDAY, JOHN]]'' ("Yer Blues")
* [2005.12.07] [[MO'SOME TONEBENDER]] - ''[[Rockin' Luuula]]'' (#2 "Rockin' Luuula" (Guest Vocals), #6 "Mashed Potato Boogie" (Harmonica))
* [2006.07.12] [[Asai Kenichi]] - "[[Kiken Sugiru]]" (#1 "Kiken Sugiru") (Guest Vocals)
* [2009.03.25] [[Maboroshi (group)|Maboroshi]] - ''[[Maboroshi no Shi]]'' (#3 "Amai Yamai") (Guest Vocals)
* [2009.09.16] [[SOIL&"PIMP"SESSIONS]] - ''[[6 (SOIL&"PIMP"SESSIONS)|6]]'' (#9 "MY FOOLISH HEART ~crazy on earth~") (Guest Vocals)
* [2011.03.16] [[Rekishi]] - ''[[Rekishi (album)|Rekishi]]'' (#2 "Kira Kira Bushi") (Guest Vocals)
* [2013.06.26] [[SOIL&"PIMP"SESSIONS]] - [[Koroshiya Kiki Ippatsu]]
* [2014.12.09] ''[[Utada Hikaru no Uta]]'' (#2 "Letters")
* [2016.09.28] [[Utada Hikaru]] - ''[[Fantome|Fantôme]]'' (#4 "Nijikan Dake No Vacance" featuring Shiina Ringo)

==Composed Works==
===Studio Albums===
* [1999.02.17] [[Hirosue Ryoko]] - ''[[Private (Hirosue Ryoko album)|private]]'' (#8 "Private")
* [1999.02.24] [[Tomosaka Rie]] - ''[[Murasaki.]]'' (#5 "Cappuccino", #8 "Mokuren no Cream", #11 "Shampoo")
* [2009.06.17] [[PUFFY]] - ''[[Bring It!]]'' (#5 "Shuen no Onna", #11 "Hiyori Hime")
* [2009.06.24] [[Tomosaka Rie]] - ''[[Toridori.]]'' (#2 "Tokai no Manner", #7 "Kodomo no Joukei")

===Singles===
* [1998.10.07] [[Hirosue Ryoko]] - "[[Jeans]]" (#2 "Private")
* [1999.01.27] [[Tomosaka Rie]] - "[[Cappuccino]]"
* [2000.06.21] [[Tomosaka Rie]] - "[[Shojo Robot]]"
* [2008.09.03] [[TOKIO]] - "[[Amagasa / Akireru Kurai Bokura wa Negaou]]" (#1 "Amagasa", #2 "Kachuu no Otoko")
* [2009.02.25] [[PUFFY]] - "[[Hiyori Hime]]" (#1 "Hiyori Hime")
* [2011.03.02] [[Kuriyama Chiaki]] - "[[Oishii Kisetsu / Ketteiteki Sanpunkan]]"
* [2011.11.23] [[Kuriyama Chiaki]] - "[[Tsukiyo no Shouzou]]"
* [2016.02.03] [[Hayashibara Megumi]] - "[[Usurahi Shinjuu]]" (lyrics, music, arrangement, and production)

==Musical Equipment==
===Guitars===
* [[Duesenberg Starplayer II]] - Surf Green
* [[Rickenbacker 620]]
* [[Nagare]]
* [[Duesenberg Starplayer TV]] - Silver Sparkle
* [[Duesenberg Starplayer TV]] - Shena Ringo Special Edition
* [[Deusenberg Starplayer Special|Deusenberg Starplayer Special]] - Vintage White

===Amplifier===
* [[Orange Overdrive OR412|Orange Overdrive OR412]]

===Others===
* [[Speaker]]
* [[Sensaphonics Pro 2XS "Glitter" variant In Ear Monitors (IEMs)]]

==Awards==
(Note: These are incomplete and are ongoing)

* [1999] [[Japan Gold Disc Award's]] - ''Rock Album of the Year'' ([[Muzai Moratorium]])
* [2000] [[Record Awards|Record Awards]] - ''Best Album of the Year'' ([[Shouso Strip]])
* [2000] [[Japan Gold Disc Award's]] - ''Rock Album of the Year'' ([[Shouso Strip]])
* [2005] [[Space Shower TV Video Music Awards|Space Shower TV Video Music Awards]] - ''Best Group Video'' ([[Gunjou Biyori]])

==External Links==
* [http://www.kronekodow.com/ Official Website]
* [http://www.emimusic.jp/artist/ringo/ EMI Music Profile]

{{Shiina Ringo}}

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Shiina Ringo

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[[Image:Shiina Ringo - Sandokushi promo.jpg|thumb|400px|Shiina Ringo promoting ''[[Sandokushi]]'' (2019)]]

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'''Shiina Ringo''' (椎名林檎) is a famous Japanese musician, who is recognizable for her nasal voice. Her styles range from jazz to rock, and experimental to enka. In 1998 she debuted with the single "[[Koufukuron]]". In 1999 Shiina became famous from her single "[[Koko de Kiss Shite.]]", which broke the top 10 on Oricon charts. In 2003, nearing the end of her ninth single and third studio album, Shiina Ringo formed the band '''[[Tokyo Jihen]]''' which received similar success. In 2006, it was announced that Shiina would once again release solo music. On January 11th, 2012, Shiina announced that [[Tokyo Jihen]] would disband on February 29th following a final farewell tour.

==Profile==
* '''Stage Name:''' Shiina Ringo, Sheena Ringo (椎名林檎)
* '''Birth Name:''' Shiina Yumiko (椎名裕美子)
* '''Birthdate:''' {{bda|1978|11|25|mf=yes}}
* '''Birthplace:''' [[wikipedia:Saitama|Saitama]], [[Japan]]
* '''Hometown:''' [[wikipedia:Fukuoka|Fukuoka]], [[Japan]]
* '''Height:''' 167cm / 5'6"
* '''Weight:''' 47kg / 104 lbs
* '''[[Blood Type]]:''' O
* '''Favorite Writers:''' Miura Ayako, Kyougoku Natsuhiko, Matsumoto Taiyou, Jacques Cousteau
* '''Favorite Movies:''' Saraba Waga Si, Zoo
* '''Favorite TV Show:''' Police Headquarters 24hours
* '''Favorite Manga:''' Jimihen
* '''Favorite Albums:''' [[wikipedia:Ella Fitzgerald|Ella Fitzgerald]]'s [[wikipedia:Ella in Berlin: Mack the Knife|Ella in Berlin]] and [[BLANKEY JET CITY]]'s [[Skunk]].
* '''Favorite Food:''' Azuki beans
* '''Fun Fact:''' Shiina once held a magazine shoot in which she travelled around Tokyo in a wedding dress.
* '''Bands / Groups:'''
** [[Tokyo Jihen]] (2003–2013)
* '''Labels:'''
** [[EMI Music Japan]] (1998–2013)
** [[Emi Records Japan]] (2013–2015)
** [[Universal Music]] (2015–)

==Information==
===Shiina's Past===
Shiina was born in 1978 in Saitama, however moved to [[Fukuoka|Fukuoka]] when her father was given a job transfer. Shiina was raised in a family of musicians, and studied piano and music at an early age. She was once asked to compose a song for her school play. Shiina also studied classical ballet, but gave up when she was 10 due to an operation she had on her esophagus (to cure a hereditary problem) effected her balance. Reputably, when she went to school she was called "Ringo" as a nickname from her classmates after the way her face would turn red like an apple due to embarrassment. By the time Shiina was 15 and in junior high school, she was a member in several bands, and occasionally performed by herself to clubs. By 16, she was the lead vocalist in a band called ''Marvelous Marble'' (an all girls band backed by Tsuda Yukiko [guitar], Nakagawa Ai [Bass], Matsue Izumi [Keyboard] and Tokitsu Rino [Drums]) who entered the [[9th Yamaha Teens' Music Festivall]] in 1995. They sung a cover of [[wikipedia:Danielle_Brisebois|Danielle Brisebois]]' ''Just Missed the Train'' on national television. At [[Japan's 5th Annual Music Quest Competition]], she also performed a song solo that would later become one of her singles, [[Koko de Kiss Shite.]]. This won her an award for excellence. In 1997, Shiina would travel to England to spend a two month homestay there (which improved her English and influenced her musically).

===Debut & Early Career===
In May 1998, Shiina debuted with the single "[[Koufukuron]]". While this single did not sell very much (it did not even chart on Oricon charts) Shiina would persist and released her second single, [[Kabukichou no Joou]] three months later. This single, at least, broke into the charts and peaked at #50. Her third single, [[Koko de Kiss Shite.]], would become a long selling hit; breaking the top ten and staying within the top 200 for a total of 27 weeks. The following album, ''[[Muzai Moratorium]]'', would take an even further jump in popularity for Shiina; propelling her up to #2 on the charts. Similarly, this album was a long-seller; becoming the #25 album of 1999.

Following her massive rise in popularity, Shiina would release a new single called "[[Honnou]]" in October of 1999. This would be released no the same day as a re-release of her debut single, "[[Koufukuron]]". The single (despite any major tie-ups) made it to #2 on Oricon charts. To start off the new year, Shiina would again release two singles on the same day: "[[Gips]]" (a ballad) and "[[Tsumi to Batsu]]" (a hard, angry-sounding rock track). Gips would beat Tsumi to Batsu in popularity, debuting at #3 (one place above Tsumi). Her following album, ''[[Shouso Strip]]'', would exceed even the popularity of her debut album by debuting at #1 (her first), selling 2.3 million copies and becoming the #3 album for the year.

===Hiatus / Kalk Samen Kuri no Hana===
Following this point, Shiina's releases would no longer be very predicable. Six months after her debut she would release a 3CD single set (classified as an album in [[Oricon]]) called ''[[Zecchoushuu]]'' which would become her second #1 album. Following the release of several live DVDs, Shiina would return with the #2 single "[[Mayonaka wa Junketsu]]" in March 2001 (an upbeat Jazz piece collaborating with the well-known [[Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra]]). In 2002, Shiina married [[Yayoshi Junji]], a guitarist, and they had a son together. However, they divorced 14 months later. In this period, Shiina took a break from making music to focus on her child. However, the hiatus was broken with a 2CD set cover album entitled ''[[Utaite Myouri ~Vol. I~]]'' (featuring a much publicised duet with labelmate [[Utada Hikaru]]).

Shiina would return to the music business with the single [[Stem ~Daimyou Asobi Hen~]] and the following album [[Kalk Samen Kuri no Hana]]. These two releases saw a major stylistic change for Shiina, as she created with a hybrid feel of merging traditional music with several different genres. The album and the songs on the album would promote and feature in the short movie [[Hyakuiro Megane]] (which Shiina herself acted in).

===[[Tokyo Jihen]]===
: ''Main article: [[Tokyo Jihen]]''

In 2003, it was announced that Shiina would be putting a hold on her solo project and releasing music with a five member band she had formed, called [[Tokyo Jihen]]. She released her (seemingly) last single, "[[Ringo no Uta]]", and even went as far as to remove her famous mole to show the change that she had made. However, it is unsure if the mole was removed for cosmetic or medical purposes. Tokyo Jihen debuted in 2004 and originally released two singles ("[[Gunjou Biyori]]", "[[Sounan]]") and a debut album (''[[Kyouiku]]'') which all reached #2 on [[Oricon]] charts. However, after the nationwide tour following the album, the band had lost two of its members. After a short hiatus from the band, they returned again with two replacement members in late 2005. Their third single ("[[Shuraba]]", theme song to the drama ''[[Ooku ~Hana no Ran~]]'') and a second album, ''[[Adult]]'' (released in early 2006) were launched shortly after. The album reached a top position of #1 on [[Oricon]] charts. On January 11th, 2012, Shiina announced that [[Tokyo Jihen]] would disband on February 29th following a final farewell tour.

===Sakuran===
It was announced on October 31st, 2006 that Shiina Ringo would be surprisingly returning to release a fourth solo album as an inspired album for the film [[Sakuran]]. The film, based on the manga of the same name (and starring [[Tsuchiya Anna]]) will feature several Shiina songs. A download only single, [[Karisome Otome (Death Jazz Ver.)|Karisome Otome (DEATH JAZZ ver.)]] (Shiina collaborated with [[SOIL&"PIMP"SESSIONS]] for the track), was first released on the 15th of November to promote the movie. The standard non-jazz version of the song is be the movie's theme song. Furthermore, a Sakuran-themed rearrangement of the Tokyo Jihen song [[Yume no Ato]] was featured in trailers for the film. Shiina's next single (was released on January 17, 2007), [[Kono Yo no Kagiri]], was the ending theme song for the movie and proceeded the release of the album. The album was released on February 21, 2007.

==Shiina Facts==
* Shiina has a brother, [[Shiina Junpei]], who is a famous soul singer in Japan. They worked together and released three duets: [[Tamanegi no Happy Song]] (it was a cover of [[Marvin Gaye|Marvin Gaye]]'s [[The Onion Song|The Onion Song]]), which appears on Shiina's cover album, [[Utaite Myouri ~Vol. I~]], as well as Junpei's album [[Rhodes to Freedom]]; [[Where Is The Love|WHERE IS THE LOVE]] (it is a cover of [[wikipedia:Roberta Flack|Roberta Flack]] and [[wikipedia:Donny Hathaway|Donny Hathaway]]'s song under the same name), which was released both as a single and in Junpei's album [[Discover (Shiina Junpei)|discover]]; and [[wikipedia:Georgy Porgy|Georgy Porgy]] released under the name [[Yokoshima]] (邪) (consisting of Ringo and her brother) as a limited one time online release.
* In junior high and senior high school, Shiina Ringo worked in a pizza parlor. This is referenced in the Marunouchi Sadistic lyric "I wanted to try being a pizza parlor girl."
* Shiina Ringo has written songs for artists such as [[Hirosue Ryoko]], [[Tomosaka Rie]], and [[Kuriyama Chiaki]].
* Since Shiina's style is so vastly different (ranging from Jazz, to Pop, to Rock, to [[Enka]]) she has made a new genre for herself, which she calls "Shinjuku-kei." This is a play on the style of music called "Shibuya-kei" and translates to "the style of Shinjuku" (the business district of Tokyo), and is a reference in the adaptive way that Japanese businessmen are portrayed.
* Shiina's trademark symbol is the Kronekodow. The romaji form is Kuronekodou (黒猫堂), meaning "The Magnificent Black Cat".
* Shiina's mother, Shiina Akiko, is a ballet-dancer and her father, Shiina Koutaro, works at a gas company.

==Discography==
[[Image:Shiina Ringo - Ariamaru Tomi promo.jpg|thumb|300px|Shiina Ringo promoting "[[Ariamaru Tomi]]" (2009)]]
[[Image:CarnationPROMO.jpg|thumb|300px|Shiina Ringo promoting "[[Carnation (Shiina Ringo)|Carnation]]" (2011)]]
[[Image:ShiinaRingo2013.jpg|thumb|300px|Shiina Ringo promoting "[[Irohanihoheto / Kodoku no Akatsuki]]" (2013)]]
[[Image:Shiina Ringo - NIPPON promo.jpg|thumb|300px|Shiina Ringo promoting "[[Nippon|NIPPON]]" (2014)]]
[[Image:Shiina Ringo - Nagaku Mijikai Matsuri Kamisama Hotokesama promo.jpg|thumb|300px|Shiina Ringo promoting "[[Nagaku Mijikai Matsuri / Kamisama, Hotokesama]]" (2015)]]
[[Image:Shiina Ringo - Gyakuyunyuu ~Kouwankyoku~ 2 promo.jpg|thumb|300px|Shiina Ringo promoting ''[[Gyakuyunyuu ~Kouwankyoku~ Vol. 2|Gyakuyunyuu ~Kouwankyoku~ vol.2]]'' (2017)]]

===Studio Albums===
* [1999.02.24] [[Muzai Moratorium]] (無罪モラトリアム; ''Innocence Moratorium'')
* [2000.03.31] [[Shouso Strip]] (勝訴ストリップ; ''Winning Strip'')
* [2003.02.23] [[Kalk Samen Kuri no Hana]] (加爾基　精液　栗ノ花; ''Lime Semen Chestnut Flower'')
* [2007.02.21] [[Heisei Fuuzoku]] (平成風俗; ''Japanese Manners'')
* [2009.06.24] [[Sanmon Gossip]] (三文ゴシップ; ''Superficial Gossip'')
* [2014.11.05] [[Hi Izuru Tokoro]] (日出処; ''Land of the Rising Sun (Sunny)'')
* [2019.05.27] [[Sandokushi]] (三毒史; ''Chronicle of the Three Kleshas'')

===Other Albums===
* [2000.09.13] [[Zecchoushuu]] (絶頂集; ''The Acme Collection'') (3CD Single Set)
* [2002.05.27] [[Utaite Myouri ~Sono Ichi~]] (唄ひ手冥利~其ノ壱~; ''A Favor of Duty, Part I'') (Cover Album)
* [2008.07.02] [[Watashi to Houden]] (私と放電; ''Me and Electric Discharge'') (B-side Best Album)
* [2013.11.13] [[Ukina]] (浮き名; ''Talk of the Town'') (Collaboration Best Album)
* [2013.11.13] [[Mitsugetsu Shou]] (蜜月抄; ''Honeymoon Excerpt'') (Live Best Album)
* [2014.05.27] [[Gyakuyunyuu ~Kouwankyoku~]] (逆輸入～港湾局～; ''Reimportation ~Port and Harbor Authority~'') (Self-Cover Album)
* [2017.12.06] [[Gyakuyunyuu ~Kouwankyoku~ Vol. 2|Gyakuyunyuu ~Kouwankyoku~ vol.2]] (逆輸入～港湾局～ vol.2) (Self-Cover Album)

===Tribute Albums===
* [2018.05.23] [[Adam to Eve no Ringo]] (アダムとイヴの林檎; ''Adam and Eve's Apple'')

===Box Sets===
* [2008.11.25] [[Mora|MoRA]]
* [2013.11.13] [[Live (Shiina Ringo)|LiVE]]

===Singles===
* [1998.05.27] [[Koufukuron]] (幸福論; ''A View of Happiness'')
* [1998.09.09] [[Kabukichou no Joou]] (歌舞伎町の女王; ''Queen of [[wikipedia:Kabukicho|Kabuki-cho]]'')
* [1999.01.20] [[Koko de Kiss Shite.]] (ここでキスして。; ''Kiss Me'')
* [1999.10.27] [[Honnou]] (本能; ''Instinct'')
* [1999.10.27] [[Koufukuron]] (幸福論; ''A View of Happiness'') (re-release)
* [2000.01.26] [[Gips]] (ギブス; ''Plaster Cast'')
* [2000.01.26] [[Tsumi to Batsu]] (罪と罰; ''Crime and Punishment'')
* [2001.03.28] [[Mayonaka wa Junketsu]] (真夜中は純潔; ''Chastity at Midnight'')
* [2003.01.22] [[Stem ~Daimyou Asobi Hen~|STEM ~Daimyou Asobi Hen~]] (茎(STEM) ~大名遊ビ編~; ''Stem ~At Play With a [[wikipedia:Daimyo|Feudal Lord]]~'')
* [2003.11.25] [[Ringo no Uta]] (りんごのうた; ''A Song of Apples'')
* [2009.05.27] [[Ariamaru Tomi]] (ありあまる富; ''The Invaluable'')
* [2011.11.02] [[Carnation (Shiina Ringo)|Carnation]] (カーネーション)
* [2013.05.27] [[Irohanihoheto / Kodoku no Akatsuki]] (いろはにほへと / 孤独のあかつき; ''Though The Bright Colors May Be Fragrant (Les couleurs chantent)/ In the Event of Loneliness (La solitude de l'aube)'')
* [2014.06.11] [[Nippon|NIPPON]]
* [2015.02.25] [[Shijou no Jinsei]] (至上の人生; ''A Life Supreme'')
* [2015.08.05] [[Nagaku Mijikai Matsuri / Kamisama, Hotokesama]] (長く短い祭 / 神様、仏様; ''A Long, Short Festival (No verão, as noites) / God, nor Buddha'')

===Split Singles===
* [2007.01.17] [[Kono Yo no Kagiri]] (この世の限り; ''The Limits of this World'') ('''Shiina Ringo''' x [[Saito Neko]] + [[Shiina Junpei]])

===Digital Singles===
* [2002.04.10] [[Georgy Porgy]] ('''Yokoshima''')
* [2006.11.11] [[Karisome Otome|Karisome Otome (DEATH JAZZ ver.)]] (カリソメ乙女; ''Temporary Virgin'') ('''Shiina Ringo x''' [[SOIL&"PIMP"SESSIONS]])
* [2008.09.12] [[Tsumiki Asobi|Tsumiki Asobi (from Zazen Extasy)]] (積木遊び (座禅エクスタシーより); ''Playing with Blocks'')
* [2009.03.06] [[Koko de Kiss Shite.|Koko de Kiss Shite. (Ringo EXPO 08)]] (ここでキスして。; ''Kiss Me Here.'')
* [2009.03.06] [[Gips|Gips (Ringo EXPO 08)]] (ギブス; ''Plaster Cast'')
* [2009.03.06] [[Tadashii Machi|Tadashii Machi (Ringo EXPO 08)]] (正しい街; ''The Right City'')
* [2009.03.06] [[Yokyou|Yokyou (Ringo EXPO 08)]] (余興; ''Entertainment'')
* [2009.06.12] [[Shun (Shiina Ringo)|Shun]] (旬; ''Season'')
* [2009.09.30] [[My Foolish Heart ~Crazy in Shibuya~|MY FOOLISH HEART ~Crazy in Shibuya~]] ('''Shiina Ringo x''' [[SOIL&"PIMP"SESSIONS]])
* [2012.01.06] [[Between Today and Tomorrow (Shiina Ringo)|Between Today and Tomorrow]]
* [2012.05.16] [[Jiyuu e Michizure]] (自由へ道連れ; ''Traveling Companion To Freedom'')
* [2013.01.30] [[The Best 3 (Shiina Ringo)|The Best 3]]
* [2014.10.01] [[Arikitarina Onna]] (ありきたりな女; ''Ordinary Woman'')
* [2015.05.13] [[Saihate ga Mitai]] (最果てが見たい; ''I Want to See the Very End'')
* [2016.08.22] [[Jiyudom]] (ジユーダム)
* [2016.08.22] [[13 Jours au Japon ~2020 Nippon no Natsu~|13 jours au Japon ~2020 Nippon no Natsu~]]
* [2017.04.20] [[Menukidouri]] (目抜き通り) (Shiina Ringo & [[Tortoise Matsumoto]])
* [2017.10.02] [[Oishii Kisetsu]] (おいしい季節; ''The Creamy Season'')
* [2017.12.22] [[Otona no Okite]] (おとなの掟) (Shiina Ringo & [[Matsuzaki Nao]])
* [2018.10.02] [[Kemono Yuku Hosomichi]] (獣ゆく細道) (Shiina Ringo & [[Miyamoto Koji]])
* [2019.04.22] [[Niwatori to Hebi to Buta]] (鶏と蛇と豚)

===Vinyls===
* [2001.03.13] [[Mayonaka wa Junketsu]] (真夜中は純潔)
* [2003.05.27] [[Kalk Samen Kuri no Hana]] (加爾基　精液　栗ノ花)
* [2007.04.25] [[Heisei Fuuzoku]] (平成風俗)
* [2008.11.25] [[Muzai Moratorium]] (無罪モラトリアム)
* [2008.11.25] [[Shouso Strip]] (勝訴ストリップ)
* [2009.08.26] [[Saturday Night Gossip]] (サタデーナイト・ゴシップ)

===Video Releases===
* [1999.10.11] [[Seiteki Healing ~Vol.1~]] (VHS) (性的ヒーリング ~其ノ壱~)
* [2000.08.30] [[Seiteki Healing ~Vol.2~]] (性的ヒーリング ~其ノ弐~)
* [2000.12.07] [[Gekokujyo Xstasy]] (下剋上エクスタシー)
* [2000.12.07] [[Hatsuiku Status Gokiritsu Japon]] (発育ステータス御起立ジャポン)
* [2003.01.22] [[Tanpen Kinema Hyakuiro Megane]](百色眼鏡)
* [2003.05.27] [[Baishou Ecstasy]] (賣笑エクスタシー)
* [2003.08.20] [[Seiteki Healing ~Vol.3~]] (性的ヒーリング ~其ノ参~)
* [2003.12.17] [[Electric Mole]]
* [2007.02.21] [[Dai Ikkai Ringohan Taikai no Moyo]] (第一回林檎班大会の模様; ''The Pattern of the Very First Ringohan Convention'')
* [2007.04.25] [[Heisei Fuuzoku Daikinjou]] (平成風俗大吟醸)
* [2008.07.02] [[Watashi no Hatsuden]] (私の発電)
* [2008.09.17] [[Zazen Extasy]] (座禅エクスタシー)
* [2009.03.11] [[Ringo Expo 08|Ringo EXPO 08]]
* [2009.08.26] [[Seiteki Healing ~Vol.4~]] (性的ヒーリング ~其ノ四~)
* [2013.11.13] [[The Sexual Healing Total Care Course 120min.]]
* [2014.03.19] [[Tou Taikai Heisei 25-nen Kamiyamachou Taikai]] (党大会　平成二十五年神山町大会; ''Kamiyama Party Convention 2013'')
* [2015.03.18] [[Ringo Haku '14 -Toshionna no Gyakushuu-]] (林檎博'14 －年女の逆襲－; ''Ringo Expo '14 -Counter-Attack of the Chinese Astrological Woman of the Year-'')
* [2017.05.31] [[Shiina Ringo to Kyatsura ga Yuku Hyakkiyako 2015]] (椎名林檎と彼奴等がゆく百鬼夜行2015)
* [2018.07.04] [[(Nama) Ringo Haku '14 -Toshionna no Gyakushuu-]] (（生）林檎博’14 ―年女の逆襲― )
* [2018.11.21] [[Shina Ringo to Aitsura no Iru Shinkuu Chitai]] (椎名林檎と彼奴等の居る真空地帯)
* [2019.05.27] [[(Nama) Ringo Haku '18 -Fuwaku no Yoyuu-]] ((生)林檎博'18 -不惑の余裕-)

===Other Video Releases===
* [2005.03.30] [[Minna no Uta Best Hit Collection]] ("Ringo no Uta")

===Compilations / Other===
* [1998.12.02] ''[[Now Japan|NOW JAPAN]]'' ("Koufukuron")
* [1998.12.18] [[Taniguchi Takashi]] - ''[[Beginning (Taniguchi Takashi)|becoming]]'' (#1 "becoming", #6 "Rock & Hammer") (Guest Vocals)
* [1999.01.30] [[Heart Bazaar]] - ''[[Baobab]]'' (#4 "Shiroi Yume") (Keyboards)
* [1999.09.22] ''[[Dear Yuming -Yumi Arai / Yumi Matsutoya Cover Collection-]]'' ("Kageri Yuku Heya")
* [2002.05.27] [[Shiina Junpei]] - ''[[Discovery (Shiina Junpei)|discovery]]'' (#5 "WHERE IS THE LOVE") (Guest Vocals)
* [2002.10.17] ''[[Ichigo Ichie Sweets for My Spitz|Ichigo Ichie Sweets for my SPITZ]]'' (#1 "Spika")
* [2002.12.11] ''[[Queen's Fellows: Yuming 30th Anniversary Cover Album|Queen's Fellows: yuming 30th anniversary cover album]]'' ("Kageri Yuku Heya")
* [2004.02.18] ''[[Collabo|COLLABO]]'' ("WHERE IS THE LOVE")
* [2004.04.23] ''[[Our Last Days -Casshern OST-]]'' (#1 "STEM (Casshern Version)")
* [2004.09.01] [[Zazen Boys]] - ''[[Zazen Boys II]]'' (#2 "CRAZY DAYS CRAZY FEELING", #4 "Anmin Bou") (Guest Vocals)
* [2004.10.27] [[Shiina Junpei]] - ''[[Rhodes to Freedom|Rhodes to Freedom]]'' ("Tamangi no Happy Song")
* [2004.12.08] ''[[Fm802 Heavy Rotations J-Hits Complete '96-'99|FM802 HEAVY ROTATIONS J-HITS COMPLETE '96-'99]]'' ("Koko de Kiss Shite")
* [2005.03.30] ''[[Venus Japan|VENUS JAPAN]]'' (#2 "STEM ~Daimyou Asobi Hen~")
* [2005.09.30] ''[[Happy Birthday, John|HAPPY BIRTHDAY, JOHN]]'' ("Yer Blues")
* [2005.12.07] [[MO'SOME TONEBENDER]] - ''[[Rockin' Luuula]]'' (#2 "Rockin' Luuula" (Guest Vocals), #6 "Mashed Potato Boogie" (Harmonica))
* [2006.07.12] [[Asai Kenichi]] - "[[Kiken Sugiru]]" (#1 "Kiken Sugiru") (Guest Vocals)
* [2009.03.25] [[Maboroshi (group)|Maboroshi]] - ''[[Maboroshi no Shi]]'' (#3 "Amai Yamai") (Guest Vocals)
* [2009.09.16] [[SOIL&"PIMP"SESSIONS]] - ''[[6 (SOIL&"PIMP"SESSIONS)|6]]'' (#9 "MY FOOLISH HEART ~crazy on earth~") (Guest Vocals)
* [2011.03.16] [[Rekishi]] - ''[[Rekishi (album)|Rekishi]]'' (#2 "Kira Kira Bushi") (Guest Vocals)
* [2013.06.26] [[SOIL&"PIMP"SESSIONS]] - [[Koroshiya Kiki Ippatsu]]
* [2014.12.09] ''[[Utada Hikaru no Uta]]'' (#2 "Letters")
* [2016.09.28] [[Utada Hikaru]] - ''[[Fantome|Fantôme]]'' (#4 "Nijikan Dake No Vacance" featuring Shiina Ringo)

==Composed Works==
===Studio Albums===
* [1999.02.17] [[Hirosue Ryoko]] - ''[[Private (Hirosue Ryoko album)|private]]'' (#8 "Private")
* [1999.02.24] [[Tomosaka Rie]] - ''[[Murasaki.]]'' (#5 "Cappuccino", #8 "Mokuren no Cream", #11 "Shampoo")
* [2009.06.17] [[PUFFY]] - ''[[Bring It!]]'' (#5 "Shuen no Onna", #11 "Hiyori Hime")
* [2009.06.24] [[Tomosaka Rie]] - ''[[Toridori.]]'' (#2 "Tokai no Manner", #7 "Kodomo no Joukei")

===Singles===
* [1998.10.07] [[Hirosue Ryoko]] - "[[Jeans]]" (#2 "Private")
* [1999.01.27] [[Tomosaka Rie]] - "[[Cappuccino]]"
* [2000.06.21] [[Tomosaka Rie]] - "[[Shojo Robot]]"
* [2008.09.03] [[TOKIO]] - "[[Amagasa / Akireru Kurai Bokura wa Negaou]]" (#1 "Amagasa", #2 "Kachuu no Otoko")
* [2009.02.25] [[PUFFY]] - "[[Hiyori Hime]]" (#1 "Hiyori Hime")
* [2011.03.02] [[Kuriyama Chiaki]] - "[[Oishii Kisetsu / Ketteiteki Sanpunkan]]"
* [2011.11.23] [[Kuriyama Chiaki]] - "[[Tsukiyo no Shouzou]]"
* [2016.02.03] [[Hayashibara Megumi]] - "[[Usurahi Shinjuu]]" (lyrics, music, arrangement, and production)

==Musical Equipment==
===Guitars===
* [[Duesenberg Starplayer II]] - Surf Green
* [[Rickenbacker 620]]
* [[Nagare]]
* [[Duesenberg Starplayer TV]] - Silver Sparkle
* [[Duesenberg Starplayer TV]] - Shena Ringo Special Edition
* [[Deusenberg Starplayer Special|Deusenberg Starplayer Special]] - Vintage White

===Amplifier===
* [[Orange Overdrive OR412|Orange Overdrive OR412]]

===Others===
* [[Speaker]]
* [[Sensaphonics Pro 2XS "Glitter" variant In Ear Monitors (IEMs)]]

==Awards==
(Note: These are incomplete and are ongoing)

* [1999] [[Japan Gold Disc Award's]] - ''Rock Album of the Year'' ([[Muzai Moratorium]])
* [2000] [[Record Awards|Record Awards]] - ''Best Album of the Year'' ([[Shouso Strip]])
* [2000] [[Japan Gold Disc Award's]] - ''Rock Album of the Year'' ([[Shouso Strip]])
* [2005] [[Space Shower TV Video Music Awards|Space Shower TV Video Music Awards]] - ''Best Group Video'' ([[Gunjou Biyori]])

==External Links==
* [http://www.kronekodow.com/ Official Website]
* [http://www.emimusic.jp/artist/ringo/ EMI Music Profile]

{{Shiina Ringo}}

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Gyakuyunyuu ~Kouwankyoku~ Vol. 2

2019-09-04T10:35:46Z

MrROBAATO2190:

[[Image:Shiina Ringo - Gyakuyunyuu ~Kouwankyoku~ 2 reg.jpg|thumb|250px|Album Cover]]

; Artist
: [[Shiina Ringo]]
; Album
: Gyakuyunyuu ~Hankuukyoku~ vol.2 (逆輸入～航空局～; ''Reimport, Vol. 2 ~Civil Aviation Bureau~'')
; Released
: 2017.12.06
; Catalog Number
: UPCH-29274 (Limited Edition)
: UPCH-20468 (Regular Edition)
; Price
: ¥3,780 (Limited Edition)
: ¥3,240 (Regular Edition)
; Tracklist
# [[Jinsei wa Yume Darake (Shiina Ringo)|Jinsei wa Yume Darake]] (人生は夢だらけ; ''Ma Vie, Mes Rêves'') (Original: [[Takahata Mitsuki]])
# [[Oishii Kisetsu (Shiina Ringo)|Oishii Kisetsu]] (おいしい季節; ''The Creamy Season'') (Original: [[Kuriyama Chiaki]])
# [[Shoujo Robot (Shiina Ringo)|Shoujo Robot]] (少女ロボット; ''Girl Robot'') ([[Tomosaka Rie]])
# [[Anya no Shinjudate (Shiina Ringo)|Anya no Shinjudate]] (暗夜の心中立て; ''Le Vœu D'amour'') (Original: [[Ishikawa Sayuri]])
# [[Usurahi Shinjuu (Shiina Ringo)|Usurahi Shinjuu]] (薄ら氷心中; ''A Double Suicide'') (Original: [[Hayashibara Megumi]])
# [[Jukinzoku Sei no Onna (Shiina Ringo)|Jukinzoku Sei no Onna]] (重金属製の女; ''The Heavy Metallic Girl'') (Original: [[ICHIGO-ICHIE]] ([[Fukatsu Eri]]))
# [[Doughnuts Hole (Shiina Ringo)|Doughnuts Hole]] (おとなの掟; ''The Adult Code'') (Original: [[Doughnuts Hole]])
# [[Naute no Doroboneko (Shiina Ringo)|Naute no Doroboneko]] (名うての泥棒猫; ''Le Célèbre Chat Velour'') (Original: [[Ishikawa Sayuri]])
# [[Karei naru Gyakushu (Shiina Ringo)|Karei naru Gyakushu]] (華麗なる逆襲; ''Splendid Counterattack'') (Original: [[SMAP]])
# [[Yasei no Doumei (Shiina Ringo)|Yasei no Doumei]] (野性の同盟; ''The Wild Union'') (Original: [[Shibasaki Kou]])
# [[Saihate ga Mitai (Shiina Ringo)|Saihate ga Mitai]] (最果てが見たい; ''¿Dónde Quiere Estar Mi Alma Viajera?'') (Original: [[Ishikawa Sayuri]])

; Information
<div align="justify">
''Gyakuyunyuu ~Hankuukyoku~ vol.2'' is the second self-cover album released by [[Shiina Ringo]]. It was released in two versions: a limited CD edition that comes with a hardcover case and book and a regular CD edition. The album features covers of songs Shiina composed for other artists.

The album is certified [http://www.riaj.or.jp/f/data/cert/gd.html Gold] by [[RIAJ]] for shipment of 100,000 copies.

==Oricon Chart Positions==
=== Physical ===
[[Image:Shiina Ringo - Gyakuyunyuu ~Kouwankyoku~ 2 promo.jpg|thumb|250px|[[Shiina Ringo]] promoting the album]]
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" style="margin: 1em; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|- style="background:#efefef"
!Mon||Tue||Wed||Thu||Fri||Sat||Sun||Week Rank||Sales
|- align="center"
||- ||2 ||3 ||3 ||3 ||4 ||4 ||3 ||48,974
|- align="center"
||5 ||19 ||9 ||5 ||12 ||10 ||9 ||13 ||10,096
|- align="center"
||9 ||39 ||28 ||24 ||15 ||17 ||25 ||24 ||5,063
|- align="center"
||10 ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||x ||x
|- align="center"
||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||x ||x
|- align="center"
||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||x ||x
|}

* '''Total Reported Sales:''' 64,133

=== Digital ===
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" style="margin: 1em; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|- style="background:#efefef"
!Week Rank||Sales
|- align="center"
||1 ||9,376
|- align="center"
||1 ||3,399
|}

* '''Total Reported Sales:''' 12,775

==External Links==
* [http://sp.universal-music.co.jp/ringo/reimport-vol2/ Special Page]

{{Shiina Ringo}}
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Hamasaki Ayumi

2019-09-04T10:24:22Z

MrROBAATO2190: /* Best Albums */

[[File:Ayumi Hamasaki - Trouble (CD+Sumapura Music - Jacket A).jpg|right|350px|thumb|Hamasaki promoting ''[[Trouble_(Hamasaki_Ayumi_mini-album)|TROUBLE]]'' (2018)]]

<div align="justify">
'''Hamasaki Ayumi ''' (浜崎あゆみ) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer-songwriter. With record sales of over 50 million copies, of which is in Japan alone, Hamasaki is one of Japanese music's highest earning performers and a legend in the industry. Her appearance and style has had a huge impact on Japanese fashion, even influencing countries in other parts of Asia. She is also an energetic performer, known for her intricate and flashy live shows.

After a rough childhood, Hamasaki was discovered by current [[avex trax]] president [[Matsuura Max]]. Ever since, she has had numerous number 1 releases and is consistently reinventing her image. In 2007 and 2008, Hamasaki expanded outside of Japan by holding 2 concert tours with show locations throughout Asia

Hamasaki celebrated the release of her 50th single by leading up to the release in three parts. The three-single project began with "[[Moon / Blossom|MOON / blossom]]", followed by "[[Crossroad (Hamasaki Ayumi)|crossroad]]", and finally concluded with her 50th single, "[[L (Hamasaki Ayumi)|L]]".

In August of 2010, the New York [[wikipedia:Daily News (New York)|Daily News]] conducted a survey of the 20 richest female singers of all time-based on contracts, tours and inheritance based on lists from [[wikipedia:Forbes|Forbes]] magazine. Hamasaki is the only Asian artist on the list, placing 7th and reportedly having made gains of $400 million (U.S.).

==Profile==
* '''Stage Name:''' Hamasaki Ayumi (浜崎あゆみ), Hamazaki Kurumi (浜崎くるみ)
* '''Former Stage Name:''' AYUMI
* '''Birth Name:''' Hamasaki Ayumi (濱崎歩)
* '''Nicknames:''' Ayu (あゆ), CREA
* '''Birth Date:''' {{bda|1978|10|02|mf=yes}}
* '''Birth Place:''' [[Wikipedia:Fukuoka Prefecture|Fukuoka Prefecture]], [[Japan]]
* '''[[Blood Type]]:''' A
* '''Height:''' 157cm (61.8 in; 5'1")
* '''Weight:''' 40kg (88.18 lbs)
* '''Measurements:''' 80cm-53cm-82cm (31.5 in-20.9 in-32.3 in)
* '''Favorite Artists:''' [[Yamada Keiko|KEIKO]] ([[globe]]), [[Miyazawa Rie]], [[Matsuda Seiko]], [[Wikipedia:Babyface|Babyface]], [[Wikipedia:En Vogue|En Vogue]] and [[Tohoshinki]]
* '''Favorite City:''' New York
* '''A City to Live:''' Los Angeles
* '''Favorite Actors:''' [[Wikipedia:Nicolas Cage|Nicolas Cage]], [[Miyazawa Rie]]
* '''Favorite Movies:''' The Bodyguard, Betty Blue, Leaving Las Vegas, Midnight In Paris
* '''People I Respect:''' People who have things I don't have.
* '''People I Dislike:''' Liars, people who don't say hello.
* '''Current Interest:''' Collecting white things for my room
* '''Favorite Food:''' Biscuits (maybe my staple diet!), cakes, chocolates, kimchi (Korean marinated cabbage), oden, ramen
* '''Favorite Ice-Cream Flavor:''' Chocolate mint
* '''Favorite Alcoholic Drink:''' Wine
* '''Favorite Things to Read:''' Most fashion magazines. Modern-language translations of the Manyo tanka poems are especially interesting. Poems of [[Giniro Natsuo]], [[Aida Mitsuo]], etc.
* '''Lessons:''' Piano, Japanese calligraphy (5th rank), abacus calculation, Japanese flower arrangement, Kumon-shiki study system
* '''Labels:'''
** [[Nippon Columbia]] (1995)
** [[avex trax]] (1998-)

==Biography==
===Early Life===
[[File:Hamasakiayumi.jpg|right|240px|thumb|Hamasaki Ayumi (1995)]]

Hamasaki Ayumi was born in Fukuoka Prefecture in 1978. Her father left her and her mother behind when Hamasaki was only three years old. One night, Hamasaki awoke in the night and witnessed her father packing up his things. When she asked where he was going, he said he was leaving on a business trip. After wishing her father a safe journey and going back to bed Hamasaki never saw him again.

Following her father's departure, she and her mother moved in with her grandmother. Hamasaki's mother worked most of the time, and thus the responsibility of caring for young Hamasaki fell on the shoulders of her grandmother. Hamasaki would later say that her grandmother felt more like a mother to her than her "Mommy" did. When she was seven years old, Hamasaki began working as a child model for local institutions to help contribute to the family.

At the age of 14, Hamasaki moved to Tokyo and signed with the talent agency SOS. Hamasaki worked as a model, doing many swimsuit photoshoots for magazines like [[BOMB]], [[Young Teioh]], [[Takarajima]], and [[Up To Boy]]. She also starred in several movies and TV series, including ''[[Yami no Purple Eyes]]'' and ''[[Miseinen]]'' on TV, and movies such as ''[[Ladys Ladys!! Soucho Saigo no Hi]]'', ''[[wikipedia:Like Grains of Sand|Like Grains of Sand]]'', and ''[[Wikipedia:Sumomomo_Momomo|Sumomomo Momomo]]''. However, her career as a model did not last very long as she was deemed too short to be a model. She was transfered from SOS to the music agency, Sun Music.

====NOTHING FROM NOTHING====

Hamasaki signed very briefly with [[Nippon Columbia]] under the name AYUMI featuring [[Dohzi-T|DOHZI-T]] and [[DJ BASS]] and released one single and one mini-album, both titled "[[Nothing_from_Nothing_(mini-album)|NOTHING FROM NOTHING]]". It sold dismally and [[Nippon Columbia]] dropped her. Hamasaki found little success as an idol and gave it up in favor of hanging out with friends.

===Debut with A Song for ××===

Dissatisfied with her job as an actress and an unsuccessful singer, Hamasaki quit work and moved in with her mother (who had recently moved to [[Tokyo]]).

[[File:Hamasakiayumi 1998.jpg|240px|thumb|left|Hamasaki promoting "[[Poker Face|poker face]]" (1998)]]

As a junior high student back home, Hamasaki was a initially a dedicated student. However, her interest in the curriculum soon disintegrated and with it, her grades. Once in [[Tokyo]] and living with her mother, Hamasaki attempted to return to school and enrolled in Horikoshi Gakuen, a high school for the arts. She dropped out after the first year.

A jobless high school dropout, Hamasaki decided that her time was best to spent shopping in the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shibuya,_Tokyo| Shibuya] district of Tokyo and dancing at [[wikipedia:Velfarre|Velfarre]], a club owned by [[avex trax|Avex]]. One fateful night at Velfarre in 1997, Hamasaki was introduced to [[Wikipedia:Max_Matsuura|Matsuura Max]] (her future producer) by a friend. After hearing Hamasaki sing karaoke [[Wikipedia:Max_Matsuura|Matsuura]] told her she had a nice voice, but couldn't sing well. He wanted to send her to voice lessons and sign her to his label, [[avex trax]]. She found him to be shady and rejected the offer at first. However, Matsuura persisted and convinced Hamasaki to sign with the label in the following year.

Hamasaki was then sent to New York for voice lessons but rarely attended, having always had a problem with authority. She never told [[Wikipedia:Max_Matsuura|Matsuura]] that she ditched the lessons and went shopping in New York instead. While in New York she exchanged letters with Matsuura, oddly displaying a remarkable talent for expressing her feelings.

Finally she returned to [[Japan]] to record her debut single, "[[Poker Face|poker face]]". Up until the day of recording, Hamasaki had been dissatisfied with the lyrics. [[Wikipedia:Max_Matsuura|Matsuura]], remembering Hamasaki's letters, suggested she try writing new ones. Her lyrics were the used in the final recording of the song. The day before that recording session, Hamasaki's grandmother was sick in the hospital. Hamasaki visited her briefly saying that she'd come again later, and that tomorrow she had to record her first single. The day of recording, Hamasaki received a fax saying that her grandmother had passed away.

"[[Poker Face|poker face]]" was released on April 8th, 1998. Soon afterwards, she released her second single "[[You (Hamasaki Ayumi)|YOU]]". Neither release was a hit. However, Hamasaki's emotional lyrics resonated with the Japanese public and people began to take notice of her. Hamasaki's third single, "[[Trust (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Trust]]", managed to chart within the [[Oricon]] Top 10, coming in at #9. Her next two singles both charted within the [[Oricon]] Top 10.

[[File:Asfxxpromo.jpg|240px|thumb|Hamasaki promoting ''[[A Song for XX|A Song for ××]]'' (1999)]]

On January 1st, 1999 Hamasaki's debut album was released. Titled "[[A Song for XX|A Song for ××]]", the album reached number one on the [[Oricon]] album chart, selling over 1 million copies. Due to the success of the album, she received the Japan Gold Disc Award for Best New Artist.

===Rise in Popularity with LOVEppears and Duty===

In February of 1999, Hamasaki released her first single since her debut album. "[[Whatever (Hamasaki Ayumi)|WHATEVER]]", featuring two different versions of the song with neither labeled as the original, peaked at #5 on the [[Oricon]] charts.

In April of 1999, Hamasaki released her first #1 single with the [[Tsunku|TSUNKU]] composition "[[Love ~Destiny~|LOVE ~Destiny~]]".

Hamasaki's August 1999 single "[[A (Hamasaki Ayumi)|A]]" was initially released in five different versions (distinguished by different colors). To commeorate sales of 1 million copies, a version of the single with a gold colored disc was released. When sales reached 1.5 million copies, a special edition gold disc was released. The single sold over 1.6 million copies total, and is to this date her best-selling single.

[[File:LOVEppearspromoresize.jpg|left|240px|thumb|Hamasaki promoting ''[[Loveppears|LOVEppears]]'' (1999)]]

Hamasaki Ayumi's second album, "[[Loveppears|LOVEppears]]", effectively solidified her status as "Japanese pop royalty". Released on November 10th, 1999 the album immediately reached #1 on the [[Oricon]] charts, where it remained for three consecutive weeks. The album sold 1,443,490 copies in 1999 making it the #15 album of that year. In 2000, the album sold 1,077,960 copies making it the #14 album of the year. In total the album sold 2,562,130 copies and charted for 64 weeks.

Fans noticed a change in Hamasaki's musical style with the release of this album, going from the rock-style of "[[A Song for XX|A Song for ××]]" to a more dance-pop style. The single "[[Appears|appears]]" was released on the same day as the album and reached #2 on the [[Oricon]] charts.

The summer of 2000 saw Hamasaki's first concert tour, which was a huge success. It was later released on DVD, VHS, and VCD in two separate releases, "[[Ayumi Hamasaki Concert Tour 2000 A Daiichi Maku|ayumi hamasaki concert tour 2000 A Daiichi Maku]]" and "[[Ayumi Hamasaki Concert Tour 2000 A Daini Maku|ayumi hamasaki concert tour 2000 A Daini Maku]]".

In April of 2000, Hamasaki released "[[Vogue|vogue]]", the first single in a special release project. "[[Vogue|vogue]]", "[[Far Away (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Far away]]", and "[[Seasons|SEASONS]]", were all released one month apart from each other and were marketed as a trilogy. The singles were very successful, with lyrics focusing on emotions on hopelessness, a reflection of Hamasaki's self disappointment with her past public image. Hamasaki described the lyrics as looking at her life from the front, the back, and the side respectively.

[[File:ayu_promoting_duty.jpg|right|270px|thumb|Hamasaki promoting ''[[Duty]]'' (2000)]]

In September of 2000, Hamasaki's third album, "[[Duty]]" was released. With lyrics dealing with issues similar to those in the trilogy singles the album stirred emotions in many fans and became an instant success. "[[Duty]]" sold 2,603,550 copies in 2000, becoming the #2 album of the year and sold 2,904,420 copies in total. It is Hamasaki's best selling original studio album to date.

At the end of 2000, Hamasaki held her first New Year countdown concert at the Yoyogi National Gymnasium. It is a tradition she still follows every year.

===A BEST and Controversy===

In 2001, [[avex trax|Avex]] told Hamasaki that she was to release her best-of album after having released her previous studio albums. Hamasaki was not happy with this decision as she felt that her best album is something she wants to do perfectly and the way she wants. She was not ready yet as an artist to release a best album and was being forced to release a rushed release.

Nonetheless, work on the best album began. Hamasaki begrudgingly hand-picked the songs. As a small show of retaliation and control of her career, she re-recorded four of the tracks.

However, the friction with her label grew greater once the release date was chosen. At the time, the two most successful singers in Japanese pop were Hamasaki and [[Utada Hikaru]]. [[Utada Hikaru|Utada]] was to follow up her massively successful debut album "[[First Love (Utada Hikaru album)|First Love]]" with her sophomore album, "[[Distance (Utada Hikaru album)|Distance]]". [[avex trax|Avex]] strategically placed the release of Hamasaki's best album within the same week as [[Utada Hikaru|Utada]]'s album. As a result, the media reported a heated rivalry between the two young female stars. Both Hamasaki and [[Utada Hikaru|Utada]] vehemently denied these claims stating that the rivalry was fabricated by their record labels. The album was promoted heavily and Hamasaki appeared on the covers of numerous magazines.

[[File:A-bestpromo.jpg|left|240px|thumb|Hamasaki promoting ''[[A Best|A BEST]]'' (2001)]]

"[[A Best|A BEST]]" was released on March 28th, 2001. In the first week, [[Utada Hikaru|Utada]]'s "[[Distance (Utada Hikaru album)|Distance]]" took #1. In the second week, the albums' positions flipped and "[[A Best|A BEST]]" claimed the top position. In the end, both albums were huge successes, with "[[A Best|A BEST]]" selling 4,295,353 copies (becoming Hamasaki's best selling album and the #6 best selling album in Japanese music history) and "[[Distance (Utada Hikaru album)|Distance]]" selling 4,472,343 copies (making it the #4 highest selling album in Japanese music history).

To promote "[[Duty]]" and "[[A Best|A BEST]]", Hamasaki toured the Domes of [[Japan]], becoming one of the only artists to be able to fill the seats at [[wikipedia:Tokyo Dome|Tokyo Dome]]. At the same time, she was being worn down physically and mentally. During the rehearsal of one of the shows she damaged her leg. Around this time, it was also discovered that the hearing in her left ear was deteriorating.

Although [[avex trax|Avex]]'s stock values rocketed with the success of "[[A Best|A BEST]]", Hamasaki was unsure about staying with the label. In the end, she decided to stay and began to take more control in the production of her music.

===Control over Career===

Prior to the release of ''[[A Best|A BEST]]'', Hamasaki Ayumi released the single "[[M]]" in December of 2000. It was her first single since the release of her album "[[Duty]]" as well as a turning point in her career. This was the first song whose melody she composed herself and it showed a definite stylistic shift for the singer. Hamasaki wrote the song and its lyrics under the name, CREA. Since this time in her career, nearly every single she released has reached #1 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts. Following the controversy with "[[A Best|A BEST]]", Hamasaki saught similar control over her career and threatened to leave [[avex trax|Avex]] if she was not being treated "as a human being."

[[File:Iampromo.jpg|right|240px|thumb|Hamasaki promoting ''[[I Am... (Hamasaki Ayumi album)|I am...]]'' (2002)]]

On September 27th, 2001 Hamasaki released her 24th single and one of her most iconic songs, "[[Dearest]]". The single was a huge success, selling a total of 750,420 copies and charting at #1 on the [[Oricon]] charts. It was also used as the 3rd ending theme to the popular anime, ''[[InuYasha]]''. However, the lyrics and promotional videos were a direct depiction of Hamasaki's feelings towards the way she was treated during the "[[A Best|A BEST]]" controversy.

In December of 2001, Hamasaki participated in [[Komuro Tetsuya]]'s charity drive, [[song nation]]. The song project, featuring other popular [[avex trax|Avex]] artists such as [[Koda Kumi]], [[BoA]], and [[Amuro Namie]], came together to help raise money for victims of the attack on the [[Wikipedia:World Trade Center|World Trade Center]] on September 11, 2001. Hamasaki collaborated with avex label-mate [[kco|KEIKO]] on the single, "[[A Song Is Born|a song is born]]". The single reached number #1 on the [[Oricon]] charts (the only one of the song nation singles to do so).

On January 1st, 2002, Hamasaki released her fourth studio album "[[I Am... (Hamasaki Ayumi album)|I am...]]". Nearly every single track was composed by Hamasaki under the name CREA. The album had a different photo and lyrical concept at first but following the attacks on 9/11, Hamasaki revised the album to focus on issues like faith and world peace. The album reached #1 on the [[Oricon]] charts and sold 2,308,112 copies.

A little less than a year later, Hamasaki released her fifth album "[[Rainbow (Hamasaki Ayumi album)|RAINBOW]]". It sold 1,856,919 copies in 2003, becoming the #2 album of the year. In total, the album sold 1,857,870 copies. First press copies included a code to listen to a sample of the instrumental for the title song, "[[Rainbow (Hamasaki Ayumi song)|RAINBOW]]", which was released a few months later on the compilation album "[[A Ballads|A BALLADS]]".

===2003-2006===

In August of 2003, Hamasaki Ayumi released her 30th single, "[[Forgiveness|forgiveness]]". To commemorate this release, a special concert titled ''[[A Museum ~30th Single Collection Live~|A museum ~30th single collection live~]]'' was held at [[Kokuritsu Yoyogi Kyougi-jo|Yoyogi National Gymnasium]].

[[File:Memorialaddresspromo.jpg|left|260px|thumb|Hamasaki promoting ''[[Memorial Address|Memorial address]]'' (2003)]]

In December of 2003, "[[Memorial Address|Memorial address]]" was released. It is the first mini-album released by Hamasaki, with each song on the mini having its own [[PV]]. The album reached #1 on the [[Oricon]] charts, selling over 1 million copies and becoming the best selling mini-album by a female artist.

Even with the "[[A Best|A BEST]]" controversy seemingly far behind her, Hamasaki still felt as if she was being treated as a product and not a person. She expressed feelings that her last two studio albums were rushed. It is about this time that her sales started on a gradual decline.

[[File:Mystorypromo.jpg|right|240px|thumb|Hamasaki promoting ''[[My Story (Hamasaki Ayumi)|MY STORY]]'' (2004)]]

This sense of dissatisfaction drove Hamasaki to begin work on her sixth studio album, ''[[My Story (Hamasaki Ayumi)|MY STORY]]''. In this album she wrote freely and honestly. As a result, the album had no set theme and instead focused on her emotions towards her career.

"[[My Story (Hamasaki Ayumi)|MY STORY]]" was released on December 15, 2004. The album reached #1 on the [[Oricon]] charts, selling 1,131,776 copies. This would be Hamasaki's last album to sell over 1 million copies in [[Japan]]. To promote the album, Hamasaki embarked on a tour titled "[[Ayumi Hamasaki Arena Tour 2005 A ~My Story~|ARENA TOUR 2005 A ~MY STORY~]]". It is her first tour to be based on an album.

Following the release of "[[My Story (Hamasaki Ayumi)|MY STORY]]", Hamasaki released 4 more singles: "[[Step You / Is This Love|STEP you / is this LOVE?]]", "[[Fairyland (Hamasaki Ayumi)|fairyland]]", "[[Heaven (Hamasaki Ayumi)|HEAVEN]]", and "[[Bold & Delicious / Pride]]". The "[[Fairyland (Hamasaki Ayumi)|fairyland]]" [[PV]] became one of the most expensive music videos ever made, "[[Heaven (Hamasaki Ayumi)|HEAVEN]]" was used as the theme song to the movie ''[[wikipedia:Shinobi: Heart Under Blade|Shinobi]]'', and "[[Bold & Delicious / Pride]]" became Hamasaki's 25th #1 single; tying her with [[Matsuda Seiko]] for the record of most #1 singles by a solo female artist.

Nearly two years after the release of ''[[My Story (Hamasaki Ayumi)|MY STORY]]'', Hamasaki released her seventh album ''[[(Miss)understood|(miss)understood]]''. The sound of this album is distinctly different from anything released by Hamasaki in the past. This is because many of the tracks were covers of demos songs composed by [[wikipedia:Roberto Rosan|Roberto "Geo" Rosan]] and intend for an album for [[wikipedia:Sweetbox|Sweetbox]]. Hamasaki liked the sound and asked for permission to cover some of the songs. She edited and rearranged some of the tracks, rewriting the lyrics until she liked the results.

[[File:Missunderstoodpromo.jpg|left|260px|thumb|Hamasaki promoting ''[[(Miss)understood|(miss)understood]]'' (2006)]]

''[[(Miss)understood|(miss)understood]]'' reached #1 on the [[Oricon]] charts. However, It became Hamasaki's first album to not sell over a million copies in [[Japan]].

On March 8th, 2006, Hamasaki released the single "[[Startin' / Born to Be...|Startin' / Born To Be...]]". The single became her 26th #1 single, breaking [[Matsuda Seiko]]'s record for most #1 singles by a solo female artist.

Hamasaki's eighth album, ''[[Secret (Hamasaki Ayumi album)|Secret]]'', was released on November 29, 2006. At first it was meant to be a mini-album but Hamasaki changed her mind and wrote five more songs. It reached #1 on the [[Oricon]] charts but failed to sell over a million copies. However the album was a huge success throughout Asia, selling a total of 2,000,000 copies.
[[File:secret promo.jpg|right|275px|thumb|Hamasaki promoting ''[[Secret (Hamasaki Ayumi album)|Secret]]'' (2006)]]
===Foray into Asia===

On February 28th, 2007 Hamasaki released two compilation albums, ''[[A Best 2 -Black-|A BEST 2 -BLACK-]]'' and ''[[A Best 2 -White-|A BEST 2 -WHITE-]]''. The compilations featured songs from ''[[I Am... (Hamasaki Ayumi album)|I am...]]'' through ''[[(Miss)understood|(miss)understood]]''. On the day of release, ''[[A Best 2 -Black-|A BEST 2 -BLACK-]]'' reached #1 on the [[Oricon]] charts. ''[[A Best 2 -White-|A BEST 2 -WHITE-]]'' charted at #2, making Hamasaki the first female artist in 36 years to occupy the #1 and #2 positions on the [[Oricon]] album charts. Sales of both albums combined totaled at 1,424,734 copies.

Hot on the heels of the success of ''[[Secret (Hamasaki Ayumi album)|Secret]]'', and the two compilations in Asian countries outside of [[Japan]], Hamasaki decided to go on a concert tour of Asia. ''[[Asia Tour 2007 A ~Tour of Secret~ "Live + Documentary"|ayumi hamasaki ASIA TOUR 2007 A ~Tour of Secret~]]'' was announced. The foreign fanbase was extremely excited by the announcement. Tickets for the shows in Hong Kong and Taipei sold out within 3 hours.

In July of 2007, Hamasaki released her first single in over a year, "[[Glitter / Fated|glitter / fated]]". The single included a short film shot in Hong Kong featuring [[Shang Yue]]. On July 13th, 2007 it was announced that Hamasaki had split with her long time boyfriend [[Nagase Tomoya]], whom she had been dating since 2001.

In December of 2007, Hamasaki released her first digital single "[[Together When...]]", which topped digital charts. On January 1st, 2008, Hamasaki Ayumi released her ninth album ''[[Guilty (Hamasaki Ayumi)|GUILTY]]''. Unlike with her past albums, Hamasaki stated that the writing process was not very emotional for her. The album is noticeably darker and more rock driven than her past work. The album reached #2 on the [[Oricon]] charts and is Hamasaki's first album to not top the charts at #1.

[[File:mirrocle-world.jpg‎|thumb|250px|left|Hamasaki promoting "[[Mirrorcle World]]" (2008)]]
===10th Anniversary===

To begin the celebration of Hamasaki's 10th anniversary in the music scene, [[avex trax|avex]] released "[[Mirrorcle World]]" on April 8th, 2008 exactly 10 years since her debut with "[[Poker Face|poker face]]" in 1998. The single reached #1 on the [[Oricon]] charts, making Hamasaki the only solo female artist to have a #1 single every year for 10 consecutive years.

Shooting for the "[[Mirrorcle World]]" [[PV|music video]] took place in Paris, France.

Hamasaki then embarked on her second Asia tour ''[[Ayumi Hamasaki Asia Tour 2008 ~10th Anniversary~ Live in Taipei|ayumi hamasaki ASIA TOUR 2008 ~10th Anniversary~]]'', which was used to promote ''[[Guilty (Hamasaki Ayumi)|GUILTY]]''. Footage for the concert DVD was recorded at the show in Taipei.

On September 10th, 2008 Hamasaki released ''[[A Complete ~All Singles~|A COMPLETE ~ALL SINGLES~]]'', a compilation album featuring all the A-side songs of all her singles. The album reached #1 on the [[Oricon]] charts and sold 852,259 copies, making it the third best selling album by a female artist in 2008, behind [[Amuro Namie]]'s ''[[Best Fiction|BEST FICTION]]'' and [[Utada Hikaru]]'s ''[[Heart Station (album)|HEART STATION]]''.

In December of 2008, Hamasaki released the single "[[Days / Green|Days / GREEN]]".

To close her 10th anniversary celebrations, Hamasaki held her annual countdown concert, this time titled ''[[Ayumi Hamasaki Premium Countdown Live 2008-2009 A|ayumi hamasaki PREMIUM COUNTDOWN LIVE 2008-2009 A]]'' and featuring many of her old hits.

===NEXT LEVEL, Rock'n'Roll Circus, 50th single, Love songs, and engagement===
[[File:nlpromo.png|right|240px|thumb|Hamasaki promoting ''[[Next Level|NEXT LEVEL]]'' (2009)]]
In February of 2009, Hamasaki released "[[Rule / Sparkle]]". "[[Rule (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Rule]]" was used as the theme song to the international release of the live action movie, ''[[Wikipedia:Dragonball_Evolution|Dragon Ball Evolution]]''. The single continued her long running streak of #1 singles.

On March 25th, 2009 Hamasaki Ayumi released her 10th album, ''[[Next Level|NEXT LEVEL]]''. It reached #1 on the [[Oricon]] charts and sold 379,989 copies. This time, her style was more electronic. The album also came in an USB format, a first for Hamasaki. The [[PV|music videos]] for "[[Next Level (song)|NEXT LEVEL]]" and "[[Curtain Call (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Curtain Call]]" were both shot in Los Angeles.

To promote ''[[Next Level|NEXT LEVEL]]'', Hamasaki went on her ''[[Ayumi Hamasaki Arena Tour 2009 A ~Next Level~|ARENA TOUR 2009 A ~NEXT LEVEL~]]'', her first Arena Tour of [[Japan]] in two years.

In the summer of 2009, Hamasaki released her 46th single, "[[Sunrise / Sunset ~Love Is All~|Sunrise / Sunset ~LOVE is ALL~]]". It became her 44th single to chart within the top 10 on the [[Oricon]] charts, making Hamasaki the artist with the most top 10 singles ever in Japanese pop. Then in December, she released her 47th single "[[You Were... / Ballad|You were... / BALLAD]]". Both singles reached #1 on the [[Oricon]] charts.

On April 14th, 2010 Hamasaki Ayumi released her 11th studio album, ''[[Rock'n'Roll Circus]]''. The album was recorded in London, England. The [[PV]]s were shot in London as well. The album reached #1 on the [[Oricon]] charts, making Hamasaki the first solo female artist in 20 years to have 10 number 1 original studio albums.

[[File:Love_song.jpg|left|240px|thumb|Hamasaki promoting ''[[Love_Songs_(Hamasaki_Ayumi)|Love songs]]'' (2010)]]

On July 14th, 2010 Hamasaki released her 48th single, "[[Moon / Blossom|MOON / blossom]]". The single reached #1 on the [[Oricon]] charts and is the first in a special release project of three singles leading up to her 50th single. The 49th single "[[Crossroad (Hamasaki Ayumi)|crossroad]]" was released on September 22nd, 2010 and the 50th single, "[[L (Hamasaki Ayumi)|L]]", was released one week later on September 29th. Her twelfth studio album, ''[[Love Songs (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Love songs]]'', was released in late December.

Both Hamasaki and avex president [[Wikipedia:Max_Matsuura|Max Matsuura]] confirmed via Twitter that ''[[Ayu-mi-x 7 Presents Ayu Trance 4|ayu-mi-x 7 presents ayu trance 4]]'' (Hamasaki's first trance remix album since 2003) was in the works. The album was released in March 30, 2011, and three more remix albums were released on the same date. All the albums were compiled on the special release ''[[Ayu-mi-x 7 -Limited Complexe Box Set-|ayu-mi-x 7 -LIMITED COMPLETE BOX SET-]]'', also released on March 30.

On January 1, 2011, Hamasaki revealed through her TeamAyu blog that she would be marrying Austrian model/actor Manuel Schwartz (aka Mannie), who appeared in several of the [[PV|music videos]] from ''[[Love Songs (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Love songs]]''. On January 2nd it was announced that the couple had officially married at an obscure chapel in Las Vegas, Nevada.

===~POWER of MUSIC~, 2nd Mini-Album, A CLIP BOX 1998-2011 and divorce===

[[File:ayumi hamasaki promoting FIVE.jpg|right|240px|thumb|Hamasaki promoting ''[[Five (Hamasaki Ayumi)|FIVE]]'' (2011)]]

After the release of ''[[Love Songs (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Love songs]]'', Hamasaki planned to go with her ''ARENA TOUR 2011 A ~HOTEL Love songs~'' to promote her album, but due to the Earthquake Disaster she felt that she needed a new concept on her show so she went on tour with ''[[Ayumi Hamasaki ~Power Of Music~ 2011 A Limited Edition|~POWER of MUSIC~ 2011 A]]'', a less commercial and more classic and intimate show that didn't aim to promote ''[[Love Songs (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Love songs]]''.

In August of 2011, Hamasaki released ''[[Five (Hamasaki Ayumi)|FIVE]]'', her first mini-album in eight years. It reached #1 on the Oricon charts and sold 213,495 copies to date. Almost three months later the mini-album was released in a Blu-ray format, being this the first time she released an album on this format.

On January, 01, 2012, Hamasaki released ''[[A Clip Box 1998-2011|A CLIP BOX 1998-2011]]'', containing all her [[PV|music videos]] from 1998 to 2011 and also some bonus material like director's interviews.

One year after her marriage, on January, 16, 2012, Hamasaki herself made a statement about getting a divorce due to her impossibility to live in USA since the Earthquake Disaster occurred on March, 11, 2011. She said that she felt rooted to Japan and couldn't leave the country in times like these so she choose her homeland instead of her marriage.

Hamsaki Ayumi's song "[[Evolution (Hamasaki Ayumi)|evolution]]" released back in 2001, will be used as the theme of the new [[Sawajiri Erika]] movie ''[[Helter Skelter (movie)|Helter Skelter]]''. The movie hit theaters on July 14th.

===Party Queen===

[[File:pqpromo.jpg|left|240px|thumb|Hamasaki promoting ''[[Party Queen]]'' (2012)]]

On February 8th it was released her third digital single, ''[[How Beautiful You Are|how beautiful you are]]'', followed one month later by her 13th studio album ''[[Party Queen]]'', being this the first time that she released an album without promotional physical singles. ''Party Queen'' was her second album not to reach the first position on the Oricon charts, and was also unable to sell over 100,000 copies on its debut week. To promote it she went on with the ''ARENA TOUR 2012 A ~HOTEL Love songs~'', a re-imagined version of the previous postponed show to fit with her new album concept.

On August 8th her sixth compilation album was released, ''[[A Summer Best|A SUMMER BEST]]'', and also failed to reach the first position on [[Oricon]] charts.

On November 14th Hamasaki made an update on her TeamAyu blog stating that she was in a serious relationship with her dancer Maro, who was featured on her "[[You & Me (Hamasaki Ayumi)|You & Me]]" [[PV|music video]]. On the next day Maro then confirmed the news on his own blog.

===15th Anniversary===

To celebrate her 15th anniversary in the music industry, Hamasaki announced that she would release five consecutive releases on the eighth of each month, starting from November to February of the following year. Her third and fourth mini-album, ''[[Love (Hamasaki Ayumi)|LOVE]]'' and ''[[Again (Hamasaki Ayumi)|again]]'', was released on November and December and ''[[Love (Hamasaki Ayumi)|LOVE]]'' was managed to certify gold by RIAJ. Her third release, ''[[A Classical|A Classical]]'', was her second classical album. Hamasaki's 14th studio album, also her fourth release, ''[[Love Again (Hamasaki Ayumi)|LOVE again]]'', with the inclusion of original mix songs from ''[[Love (Hamasaki Ayumi)|LOVE]]'' and ''[[Again (Hamasaki Ayumi)|again]]'', was released in February. Her last release of the project, Hamasaki released her ''[[Ayumi Hamasaki Arena Tour 2012 A ~Hotel Love Songs~|ARENA TOUR 2012 A ~HOTEL Love songs~]]'' concert in March.

On April 8, 2013 Hamasaki release her ''[[Ayumi Hamasaki Countdown Live 2012-2013 A ~Wake Up~|COUNTDOWN LIVE 2012-2013 A ~WAKE UP~]]''. On April 13, Hamasaki will initiate her ''15th Anniversary TOUR ~A BEST LIVE~''. To choose the setlist for the show a special website was put online so anyone could vote for 3 songs per-day; all of her released songs were available for voting. On April 3rd the voting results were released consisting of 50 songs, including her only single that was never performed live, "[[Kanariya (Hamasaki Ayumi)|kanariya]]". It was also announced that the title of the commemorative song would be "[[Tell All (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Tell All]]".

==Japanese Discography==
[[File:AONEpromo.jpg|right|240px|thumb|Hamasaki promoting ''[[A One|A ONE]]'' (2015)]]
===Studio Albums===
* [1999.01.01] [[A Song for XX|A Song for ××]]
* [1999.11.10] [[Loveppears|LOVEppears]]
* [2000.09.27] [[Duty]]
* [2002.01.01] [[I Am... (Hamasaki Ayumi album)|I am...]]
* [2002.12.18] [[Rainbow (Hamasaki Ayumi album)|RAINBOW]]
* [2004.12.15] [[My Story (Hamasaki Ayumi)|MY STORY]]
* [2006.01.01] [[(Miss)understood|(miss)understood]]
* [2006.11.29] [[Secret (Hamasaki Ayumi album)|Secret]]
* [2008.01.01] [[Guilty (Hamasaki Ayumi)|GUILTY]]
* [2009.03.25] [[Next Level|NEXT LEVEL]]
* [2010.04.14] [[Rock 'n' Roll Circus]]
* [2010.12.22] [[Love Songs (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Love songs]]
* [2012.03.21] [[Party Queen|Party Queen]]
* [2013.02.08] [[Love Again (Hamasaki Ayumi)|LOVE again]]
* [2014.07.02] [[Colours (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Colours]]
* [2015.04.08] [[A One|A ONE]]
* [2016.06.29] [[M(a)de in Japan|M(A)DE IN JAPAN]]

===Mini-Albums===
* [1995.09.21] [[Nothing from Nothing (mini-album)|NOTHING FROM NOTHING]] ('''AYUMI''')
* [2003.12.17] [[Memorial Address|Memorial address]]
* [2011.08.31] [[Five (Hamasaki Ayumi)|FIVE]]
* [2012.11.08] [[Love (Hamasaki Ayumi)|LOVE]]
* [2012.12.08] [[Again (Hamasaki Ayumi)|again]]
* [2015.08.05] [[Sixxxxxx|sixxxxxx]]
* [2018.08.15] [[Trouble (Hamasaki Ayumi mini-album)|TROUBLE]]

===Best Albums===
* [2001.03.21] [[A Best|A BEST]]
* [2003.03.12] [[A Ballads|A BALLADS]]
* [2007.02.28] [[A Best 2 -Black-|A BEST 2 -BLACK-]]
* [2007.02.28] [[A Best 2 -White-|A BEST 2 -WHITE-]]
* [2008.09.10] [[A Complete ~All Singles~|A COMPLETE ~ALL SINGLES~]]
* [2012.08.08] [[A Summer Best|A SUMMER BEST]]
* [2013.09.30] [[mu-mo Gentei Hamasaki Ayumi 2013 Summer Best 3|mu-mo Gentei ☆ Hamasaki Ayumi 2013 SUMMER BEST 3]] (限定浜崎あゆみ) (Digital)
* [2013.09.30] [[mu-mo Gentei Hamasaki Ayumi 2013 Summer Best 6|mu-mo Gentei ☆ Hamasaki Ayumi 2013 SUMMER BEST 6]] (限定浜崎あゆみ) (Digital)
* [2014.11.26] [[Winter Ballad Selection|WINTER BALLAD SELECTION]] (Digital)
* [2015.03.18] [[A Theme Songs -Drama Edition-|A THEME SONGS -Drama edition-]] (Digital)
* [2016.03.28] [[A Best|A BEST -15th Anniversary Edition-]]
* [2019.04.26] [[Ayumi Hamasaki 21 Anniversary -Power of A^3- Set List|ayumi hamasaki 21st anniversary -POWER OF A^3- SET LIST]] (Digital)
* [2019.06.19] [[Rainy Season Collection|RAINY SEASON SELECTION]] (Digital)
* [2019.08.21] [[Anime & Game Selection|ANIME & GAME SELECTION]] (Digital)

===Live Albums===
* [2012.03.28] [[Ayumi Hamasaki ~Power of Music~ 2011 A Limited Edition (live album)|ayumi hamasaki ~POWER of MUSIC~ 2011 A LIMITED EDITION]] (Digital)
* [2013.09.18] [[Ayumi Hamasaki 15th Anniversary Tour ~A Best Live~|ayumi hamasaki 15th Anniversary TOUR ~A BEST LIVE~]]
* [2014.03.12] [[Ayumi Hamasaki Countdown Live 2013~2014 A ~Setlist Original Ver. Vol.1~|ayumi hamasaki COUNTDOWN LIVE 2013-2014 A ~setlist original ver. vol.1~]] (Digital)
* [2014.03.12] [[Ayumi Hamasaki Countdown Live 2013~2014 A ~Setlist Original Ver. Vol.2~|ayumi hamasaki COUNTDOWN LIVE 2013-2014 A ~setlist original ver. vol.2~]] (Digital)
* [2019.02.25] [[Ayumi Hamasaki Live Tour -Trouble- 2018-2019 A Set List|ayumi hamasaki LIVE TOUR -TROUBLE- 2018-2019 A SET LIST]] (Digital)
* [2019.04.26] [[Ayumi Hamasaki 21st Anniversary -Power of A3- Set List|ayumi hamasaki 21st anniversary -POWER of A^3- SET LIST]] (Digital)

===Remix Albums===
* [1999.03.17] [[Ayu-mi-x|ayu-mi-x]]
* [2000.02.16] [[Super Eurobeat Presents Ayu-ro-mix|SUPER EUROBEAT PRESENTS ayu-ro-mix]]
* [2000.03.08] [[Ayu-mi-x II Version US&EU|ayu-mi-x II Version US&EU]]
* [2000.03.08] [[Ayu-mi-x II Version JPN|ayu-mi-x II Version JPN]]
* [2000.03.08] [[Ayu-mi-x II Version Acoustic Orchestra|ayu-mi-x II Version Acoustic Orchestra]]
* [2000.03.29] [[Ayu-mi-x II Version Non-Stop Mega Mix|ayu-mi-x II Version Non-Stop Mega Mix]]
* [2001.02.28] [[Ayu-mi-x III Version Non-Stop Mega Mix|ayu-mi-x III Version Non-Stop Mega Mix]]
* [2001.02.28] [[Ayu-mi-x III Version Acoustic Orchestra|ayu-mi-x III Acoustic Orchestra]]
* [2001.09.27] [[Super Eurobeat Presents Ayu-ro Mix 2|SUPER EUROBEAT presents ayu-ro mix 2]]
* [2001.09.27] [[Cyber Trance Presents Ayu Trance|Cyber TRANCE presents ayu trance]]
* [2002.03.20] [[Ayu-mi-x IV + Selection Non-Stop Mega Mix Version|ayu-mi-x IV + selection Non-Stop Mega Mix Version]]
* [2002.03.20] [[Ayu-mi-x IV + Selection Acoustic Orchestra Version|ayu-mi-x IV + selection Acoustic Orchestra Version]]
* [2002.09.26] [[Cyber Trance Presents Ayu Trance 2|Cyber TRANCE presents ayu trance 2]]
* [2003.09.25] [[RMX Works from Ayu-mi-x 5 Non-stop Mega Mix|ayumi hamasaki RMX WORKS from ayu-mi-x 5 non stop mega mix]]
* [2003.09.25] [[RMX Works From Cyber Trance Presents Ayu Trance 3|ayumi hamasaki RMX WORKS from Cyber TRANCE presents ayu TRANCE 3]]
* [2003.09.25] [[RMX Works from Super Eurobeat Presents Ayu-ro Mix 3|ayumi hamasaki RMX WORKS from SUPER EUROBEAT presents ayu-ro mix 3]]
* [2005.03.24] [[My Story Classical|MY STORY Classical]]
* [2008.03.26] [[Ayu-mi-x 6 -Gold-|ayu-mi-x 6 -GOLD-]]
* [2008.03.26] [[Ayu-mi-x 6 -Silver-|ayu-mi-x 6 -SILVER-]]
* [2011.04.20] [[Ayu-mi-x 7 -Version House-|ayu-mi-x 7 -version HOUSE-]]
* [2011.04.20] [[Ayu-mi-x 7 -Acoustic Orchestra-|ayu-mi-x 7 -Acoustic Orchestra-]]
* [2011.04.20] [[Ayu-mi-x 7 Presents Ayu Trance 4|ayu-mi-x 7 presents ayu trance 4]]
* [2011.04.20] [[Ayu-mi-x 7 Presents Ayu-ro Mix 4|ayu-mi-x 7 presents ayu-ro mix 4]]
* [2013.01.08] [[A Classical]]
* [2015.01.28] [[Love Classics|LOVE CLASSICS]]
* [2015.12.23] [[Winter Diary ~A7 Classical~|Winter diary ~A7 Classical~]]

===Box Sets===
* [1999.08.11] [[Ayu-mi-x Box Set|ayu-mi-x BOX SET]]
* [2011.04.20] [[Ayu-mi-x 7 -Limited Complete Box Set-|ayu-mi-x 7 -LIMITED COMPLETE BOX SET-]]

===Singles===
* [1995.12.01] [[Nothing from Nothing (single)|NOTHING FROM NOTHING]] ('''AYUMI''')
* [1998.04.08] [[Poker Face|poker face]]
* [1998.06.10] [[You (Hamasaki Ayumi)|YOU]]
* [1998.08.05] [[Trust (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Trust]]
* [1998.10.07] [[For My Dear...]]
* [1998.12.09] [[Depend on You|Depend on you]]
* [1999.02.10] [[Whatever (Hamasaki Ayumi)|WHATEVER]]
* [1999.04.14] [[Love ~Destiny~|LOVE ~Destiny~]]
* [1999.05.12] [[To Be|TO BE]]
* [1999.07.14] [[Boys & Girls]]
* [1999.08.11] [[A (Hamasaki Ayumi)|A]]
* [1999.11.10] [[Appears|appears]]
* [1999.12.08] [[Kanariya (Hamasaki Ayumi)|kanariya]]
* [2000.02.09] [[Fly High (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Fly high]]
* [2000.04.26] [[Vogue|vogue]]
* [2000.05.17] [[Far Away (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Far away]]
* [2000.06.07] [[Seasons|SEASONS]]
* [2000.09.27] [[Surreal|SURREAL]]
* [2000.11.01] [[Audience|AUDIENCE]]
* [2000.12.13] [[M]]
* [2001.01.31] [[Evolution (Hamasaki Ayumi)|evolution]]
* [2001.03.07] [[Never Ever|NEVER EVER]]
* [2001.05.16] [[Endless Sorrow|Endless sorrow]]
* [2001.07.11] [[Unite!|UNITE!]]
* [2001.09.27] [[Dearest]]
* [2002.03.06] [[Daybreak (Hamasaki_Ayumi)|Daybreak]]
* [2002.04.24] [[Free & Easy]]
* [2002.07.24] [[H (Hamasaki Ayumi)|H]]
* [2002.09.26] [[Voyage]]
* [2003.07.09] [[& (Hamasaki Ayumi)|&]]
* [2003.08.20] [[Forgiveness|forgiveness]]
* [2003.11.06] [[No Way to Say|No way to say]]
* [2004.03.31] [[Moments]]
* [2004.07.28] [[Inspire (Hamasaki Ayumi)|INSPIRE]]
* [2004.09.29] [[Carols|CAROLS]]
* [2005.04.20] [[Step You / Is This Love|STEP you / is this LOVE?]]
* [2005.08.03] [[Fairyland (Hamasaki Ayumi)|fairyland]]
* [2005.09.14] [[Heaven (Hamasaki Ayumi)|HEAVEN]]
* [2005.11.30] [[Bold & Delicious / Pride]]
* [2006.03.08] [[Startin' / Born to Be...|Startin' / Born To Be...]]
* [2006.06.21] [[Blue Bird (Hamasaki Ayumi)|BLUE BIRD]]
* [2007.07.18] [[Glitter / Fated|glitter / fated]]
* [2007.09.19] [[Talkin' 2 Myself|talkin' 2 myself]]
* [2008.04.08] [[Mirrorcle World]]
* [2008.12.17] [[Days / Green|Days / GREEN]]
* [2009.02.25] [[Rule / Sparkle]]
* [2009.08.12] [[Sunrise / Sunset ~Love Is All~|Sunrise / Sunset ~LOVE is ALL~]]
* [2009.12.29] [[You Were... / Ballad|You were... / BALLAD]]
* [2010.07.14] [[Moon / Blossom|MOON / blossom]]
* [2010.09.22] [[Crossroad (Hamasaki Ayumi)|crossroad]]
* [2010.09.29] [[L (Hamasaki Ayumi)|L]]
* [2013.12.25] [[Feel the love / Merry-go-round|Feel the love / Merry-go-round]]
* [2014.10.01] [[Terminal (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Terminal]]
* [2014.12.24] [[Zutto... / Last Minute / Walk|Zutto... / Last minute / Walk]]

===Digital Singles===
* [2007.12.05] [[Together When...]]
* [2011.12.21] [[Happening Here (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Happening Here]]
* [2012.02.08] [[How Beautiful You Are|how beautiful you are]]
* [2013.04.08] [[Tell All (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Tell All]]
* [2014.01.27] [[Pray (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Pray]]
* [2014.05.14] [[Hello New Me|Hello new me]]
* [2015.07.01] [[Step by Step (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Step by step]]
* [2016.09.30] [[We Are the Queens|We are the QUEENS]]

===Digital Downloads===
* [2014.10.01] [[XOXO (Hamasaki Ayumi)|XOXO (Plug Air Ver.)]]

===Concert Singles===
* [2014.05.30] [[XOXO / Terminal]]
* [2014.06.12] [[Angel / Lelio]]
* [2014.07.03] [[What Is Forever Love / Now & 4Eva|What is forever love / NOW & 4EVA]]
* [2017.09.06] [[Words|WORDS]]

===Remix Singles===
* [2000.12.06] [[The Other Side One: Hex Hector|the other side ONE: Hex Hector]]
* [2001.01.31] [[The Other Side Two: Junior Vasquez|the other side TWO: Junior Vasquez]]
* [2001.01.31] [[The Other Side Three: Thunderpuss, Soul Solution|the other side THREE: Thunderpuss, Soul Solution]]
* [2001.01.31] [[The Other Side Four: System F, Vincent De Moor|the other side FOUR: System F, Vincent De Moor]]
* [2001.11.21] [[Excerpts from Ayu-mi-x III CD001|excerpts from ayu-mi-x III CD001]]
* [2001.12.13] [[Excerpts from Ayu-mi-x III CD002|excerpts from ayu-mi-x III CD002]]
* [2001.12.13] [[Excerpts from Ayu-mi-x III CD003|excerpts from ayu-mi-x III CD003]]
* [2001.12.13] [[Excerpts from Ayu-mi-x III CD004|excerpts from ayu-mi-x III CD004]]
* [2001.12.26] [[Excerpts from Ayu-mi-x III CD005|excerpts from ayu-mi-x III CD005]]
* [2001.12.26] [[Excerpts from Ayu-mi-x III CD006|excerpts from ayu-mi-x III CD006]]
* [2014.06.18] [[EDMA]] (Digital)

===Re-released Singles===
* [2001.02.28] [[Poker Face|poker face]]
* [2001.02.28] [[You (Hamasaki Ayumi)|YOU]]
* [2001.02.28] [[Trust (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Trust]]
* [2001.02.28] [[For My Dear...]]
* [2001.02.28] [[Depend on You|Depend on you]]
* [2001.02.28] [[Whatever (Hamasaki Ayumi)|WHATEVER]]
* [2001.02.28] [[Love ~Destiny~|LOVE ~Destiny~]]
* [2001.02.28] [[To Be|TO BE]]
* [2002.11.07] [[H (Hamasaki Ayumi)|H]]

===Vinyls===
* [1999.06.05] [[Depend on You|Depend on you]]
* [1999.06.19] [[A Song for XX (song)|A Song for ××]]
* [1999.06.19] [[From Your Letter|from your letter]]
* [1999.06.19] [[Poker Face|poker face]]
* [1999.06.19] [[Signal (Hamasaki Ayumi)|SIGNAL]]
* [1999.07.03] [[Hana (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Hana]]
* [1999.07.03] [[Powder Snow|POWDER SNOW]]
* [1999.07.03] [[Trust (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Trust]]
* [1999.07.03] [[Wishing]]
* [1999.07.17] [[As if...]]
* [1999.07.17] [[Friend II (Hamasaki Ayumi)|FRIEND II]]
* [1999.07.17] [[Two of Us (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Two of us]]
* [1999.07.17] [[You (Hamasaki Ayumi)|YOU]]
* [1999.08.11] [[Ayu-mi-x Box Set|ayu-mi-x BOX SET]]
* [xxxx.xx.xx] [[Boys & Girls]]
* [xxxx.xx.xx] [[Appears / Immature]]
* [xxxx.xx.xx] [[Fly High (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Fly high]]
* [1999.10.06] [[A (Hamasaki Ayumi)|A -side NYC]]
* [1999.10.06] [[A (Hamasaki Ayumi)|A -side TYO]]
* [1999.10.18] [[Super Eurobeat J-Euro 1|SUPER EUROBEAT J-EURO 1]]
* [2000.01.28] [[Appears / Whatever|appears / WHATEVER]]
* [2000.03.22] [[Appears|appears]]
* [2000.08.10] [[Vogue|vogue]]
* [2000.08.10] [[Far Away (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Far away]]
* [2000.08.10] [[Seasons|SEASONS]]
* [2000.12.27] [[Audience|AUDIENCE]]
* [2000.12.27] [[Surreal|SURREAL]]
* [2001.07.14] [[Evolution (Hamasaki Ayumi)|evolution]]
* [2001.07.14] [[M]]
* [2001.08.11] [[Never Ever|NEVER EVER]]
* [2001.08.11] [[Endless Sorrow|Endless sorrow]]
* [2001.09.26] [[Excerpts from Ayu-mi-x III:AD001|excerpts from ayu-mi-x III:AD001]]
* [2001.09.26] [[Excerpts from Ayu-mi-x III:AD002|excerpts from ayu-mi-x III:AD002]]
* [2001.09.26] [[Excerpts from Ayu-mi-x III:AD003|excerpts from ayu-mi-x III:AD003]]
* [2008.04.09] [[Part of Me / Decision|part of Me / decision]]
* [2008.04.09] [[Alterna / Beautiful Fighters|alterna / Beautiful Fighters]]
* [2008.04.09] [[Walking Proud / Glitter|walking proud / glitter]]
* [2008.04.09] [[Heaven / Talkin' 2 Myself|HEAVEN / talkin' 2 myself]]
* [2008.04.09] [[Startin' / Greatful Days|Startin' / Greatful days]]
* [2008.04.09] [[No Way to Say / Fated|No way to say / fated]]
* [2008.04.09] [[Inspire / Carols|INSPIRE / CAROLS]]
* [2008.04.09] [[Game / Together When...|GAME / Together When...]]
* [2008.04.09] [[Step You / About You|STEP you / About You]]
* [2008.04.09] [[Moments / Ourselves|Moments / ourselves]]

===Videos===
* [1999.09.15] [[A Film for XX]]
* [2000.02.23] [[A Clips|A clips]]
* [2000.03.29] [[Ayumi Hamasaki (DVD)|AYUMI HAMASAKI]]
* [2000.07.12] [[Vogue Far Away Seasons|vogue Far away SEASONS]]
* [2000.09.13] [[Ayumi Hamasaki Concert Tour 2000 A Daiichi Maku|ayumi hamasaki concert tour 2000 A Daiichi Maku]] (第一幕; ''First Act'')
* [2000.09.13] [[Ayumi Hamasaki Concert Tour 2000 A Daini Maku|ayumi hamasaki concert tour 2000 A Daini Maku]] (第二幕; ''Second Act'')
* [2000.12.13] [[Surreal|SURREAL]]
* [2001.02.07] [[M]]
* [2001.06.13] [[Evolution (Hamasaki Ayumi)|evolution]]
* [2001.06.20] [[Ayumi Hamasaki Countdown Live 2000-2001 A|ayumi hamasaki countdown live 2000-2001 A]]
* [2001.12.12] [[Ayumi Hamasaki Dome Tour 2001 A|ayumi hamasaki DOME TOUR 2001 A]]
* [2002.03.13] [[A Clips Vol.2|A clips vol.2]]
* [2003.01.29] [[Ayumi Hamasaki Complete Live Box A|ayumi hamasaki COMPLETE LIVE BOX A]]
* [2003.01.29] [[Ayumi Hamasaki Arena Tour 2002 A|ayumi hamasaki ARENA TOUR 2002 A]]
* [2003.01.29] [[Ayumi Hamasaki Stadium Tour 2002 A|ayumi hamasaki STADIUM TOUR 2002 A]]
* [2004.02.25] [[A Museum ~30th Single Collection Live~|A museum ~30th single collection live~]]
* [2004.02.25] [[Complete Clip Box|COMPLETE CLIP BOX]]
* [2004.09.29] [[Ayumi Hamasaki Arena Tour 2003-2004 A|ayumi hamasaki ARENA TOUR 2003~2004 A]]
* [2005.03.02] [[Ayumi Hamasaki Countdown Live 2004-2005 A|ayumi hamasaki COUNTDOWN LIVE 2004-2005 A]]
* [2005.08.24] [[Ayumi Hamasaki Arena Tour 2005 A ~My Story~|ayumi hamasaki ARENA TOUR 2005 A ~MY STORY~]]
* [2006.03.23] [[Ayumi Hamasaki Countdown Live 2005-2006 A|ayumi hamasaki COUNTDOWN LIVE 2005-2006 A]]
* [2006.11.01] [[Ayumi Hamasaki Arena Tour 2006 A ~(Miss)understood~|ayumi hamasaki ARENA TOUR 2006 A ~(miss)understood~]]
* [2008.03.12] [[Asia Tour 2007 A ~Tour of Secret~ "Live + Documentary"|ayumi hamasaki ASIA TOUR 2007 A ~Tour of Secret~ "LIVE + DOCUMENTARY"]]
* [2008.06.18] [[Ayumi Hamasaki Countdown Live 2007-2008 Anniversary|ayumi hamasaki COUNTDOWN LIVE 2007-2008 Anniversary]]
* [2009.01.28] [[Ayumi Hamasaki Asia Tour 2008 ~10th Anniversary~ Live in Taipei|ayumi hamasaki ASIA TOUR 2008 ~10th Anniversary~ Live in TAIPEI]]
* [2009.05.13] [[Ayumi Hamasaki Premium Countdown Live 2008-2009 A|ayumi hamasaki PREMIUM COUNTDOWN LIVE 2008-2009 A]]
* [2010.04.14] [[Ayumi Hamasaki Arena Tour 2009 A ~Next Level~|ayumi hamasaki ARENA TOUR 2009 A ~NEXT LEVEL~]]
* [2010.07.14] [[Ayumi Hamasaki Countdown Live 2009-2010 A ~Future Classics~|ayumi hamasaki COUNTDOWN LIVE 2009-2010 A ~Future Classics~]]
* [2011.04.20] [[Ayumi Hamasaki Rock 'n' Roll Circus Tour Final ~7 Days Special~|ayumi hamasaki Rock 'n' Roll Circus Tour FINAL ~7days Special~]]
* [2011.04.20] [[A 50 Singles ~Live Selection~|A 50 SINGLES ~LIVE SELECTION~]]
* [2011.07.20] [[Ayumi Hamasaki Countdown Live 2010-2011 A ~Do It Again~|ayumi hamasaki COUNTDOWN LIVE 2010-2011 ~do it again~]]
* [2012.01.01] [[A Clip Box 1998-2011|A CLIP BOX 1998-2011]]
* [2012.03.21] [[Ayumi Hamasaki ~Power Of Music~ 2011 A Limited Edition|ayumi hamasaki ~POWER of MUSIC~ 2011 A LIMITED EDITION]]
* [2013.03.08] [[Ayumi Hamasaki Arena Tour 2012 A ~Hotel Love Songs~|ayumi hamasaki ARENA TOUR 2012 A ~HOTEL Love songs~]]
* [2013.04.08] [[Ayumi Hamasaki Countdown Live 2012-2013 A ~Wake Up~|ayumi hamasaki COUNTDOWN LIVE 2012-2013 A ~WAKE UP~]]
* [2013.10.30] [[Ayumi Hamasaki 15th Anniversary Tour ~A Best Live~ (video release)|ayumi hamasaki 15th Anniversary TOUR ~A BEST LIVE~]]
* [2014.04.30] [[Ayumi Hamasaki Countdown Live 2013-2014 A|ayumi hamasaki COUNTDOWN LIVE 2013-2014 A]]
* [2014.10.22] [[Ayumi Hamasaki Premium Showcase ~Feel the Love~|ayumi hamasaki PREMIUM SHOWCASE ~Feel the love~]]
* [2015.04.08] [[Ayumi Hamasaki Countdown Live 2014-2015 A Cirque de Minuit ~Mayonaka no Circus~|ayumi hamasaki COUNTDOWN LIVE 2014-2015 A Cirque de Minuit ~Mayonaka no Circus~]] (真夜中のサーカス; ''Midnight Circus'')
* [2015.10.28] [[Ayumi Hamasaki Arena Tour 2015 A Cirque de Minuit ~Mayonaka no Circus~ The Final|ayumi hamasaki ARENA TOUR 2015 A Cirque de Minuit ~Mayonaka no Circus~ The FINAL]] (真夜中のサーカス; ''Midnight Circus'')
* [2016.12.21] [[Ayumi Hamasaki Arena Tour 2016 A ~M(a)de in Japan~|ayumi hamasaki ARENA TOUR 2016 A ~M(A)DE IN JAPAN~]]
* [2019.09.04] [[Ayumi Hamasaki 21st anniversary -Power of A^3-|ayumi hamasaki 21st anniversary -POWER of A^3-]]

===Compilations / Other===
* [1998.11.26] ''[[AVEX 10th Anniversary Presents avex The Album|AVEX 10th Anniversary Presents avex THE ALBUM]]'' (#4 "A" ([[Togashi Akio|m.c.A.T]] & '''Hamasaki Ayumi'''))
* [1999.08.04] ''[[Super Eurobeat Vol.100|SUPER EUROBEAT VOL.100]]'' (Disc 3 #1 "Depend on you (EXTENDED POWER MIX)", #2 "poker face (EXTENDED POWER MIX)", #3 "Trust (MELODIC REMIX)", #4 "WHATEVER (EURO POWER MIX) ", #5 "YOU (SENTIMENTAL MIX)")
* [2000.08.02] ''[[Super Eurobeat Vol.110|SUPER EUROBEAT VOL.110]]'' (CD #3 #1 Depend on you（EXTENDED POWER MIX), #2 monochrome（ayu－ro Extended Mix), #3 WHATEVER（EURO POWER MIX), #4 poker face（EXTENDED POWER MIX), #5 too late（Euro－Power Mix), #6 kanariya（Power Mix), #7 Trauma（Eurobeat Mix), #8 TO BE（Eurobeat Mix), #9 immature（Sweet Mix), #10 End roll（ayu－ro Extended Mix), #11 appears（Aggressive Extended Mix), #12 YOU（Aggressive Mix), #13 Trust（A Eurobeat Mix), #14 Boys ＆ Girls（A Eurobeat Mix), #15 Fly high（Euro－Power Mix)")
* [2001.12.12] '''Hamasaki Ayumi''' & [[kco|KEIKO]] - "[[A Song Is Born|a song is born]]"
* [2002.03.06] ''[[Song+Nation 2 Trance|song+nation 2 trance]]'' (#1 "a song is born (tatsumaki remix)")
* [2002.12.26] ''[[Stories -Love Ballade Selection-|STORIES -LOVE ballade selection-]]'' (#1 ''Dearest (Original Mix)'')
* [2003.12.17] ''[[a-nation '03 avex summer festa (DVD)|a-nation '03 avex summer festa]]'' (#20 "ourselves", #21 "Greatful days", #22 "HANABI - episode II -", #23 "July 1st")
* [2004.02.04] [[m.c.A・T]] - ''[[Returns!]]'' (#9 "A ～La French mix～" feat. '''Hamasaki Ayumi''')
* [2004.11.17] ''[[a-nation '04 Best Hit Summer Live!!|a-nation '04 BEST HIT SUMMER LIVE!!]]'' (#17 "INSPIRE", #18 "HANABI", #19 "Boys & Girls", #20 "July 1st")
* [2005.03.30] ''[[Gazen Parapara!! Presents Super J-Euro Best]]'' (#1 "INSPIRE (Energy Inspire Remix)")
* [2005.03.30] ''[[Super Best Trance Presents Super J-Trance Best]]'' (#1 "CAROLS (S.T.F.remix)")
* [2005.10.26] ''[[a-nation '05 Best Hit Live|a-nation '05 BEST HIT LIVE]]'' (#16 "STEP you", #17 "HANABI", #18 "flower garden" & "July 1st")
* [2006.11.08] ''[[a-nation '06 Best Hit Live|a-nation '06 BEST HIT LIVE]]'' (#15 "Startin'", #16 "evolution", #17 "Boys & Girls", #18 "BLUE BIRD")
* [2006.11.08] ''[[Beautiful Woman]]'' (#14 "Boys & Girls")
* [2007.11.07] ''[[a-nation '07 Best Hit Live|a-nation '07 BEST HIT LIVE]]'' (#17 "1 LOVE", #18 "fated", #19 "glitter")
* [2008.07.23] ''[[Summer Freak by a-nation]]'' (Disc 1 #12 "BLUE BIRD", Disc 2 #12 "BLUE BIRD (PV)")
* [2008.11.26] ''[[a-nation '08 ~avex All Cast Special Live~|a-nation '08~avex ALL CAST SPECIAL LIVE ~]]'' (#18 "Mirrorcle World", #19 "A Song for xx", #20 "Greatful days", #21 "fairyland", #22 "HANABI", #23 "AUDIENCE", #24 "Boys & Girls", #25 "July 1st")
* [2009.07.29] ''[[a-nation '09 BEST HIT SELECTION]]'' (Disc 1 #1 "glitter" Disc 2 #1 "glitter (PV)")
* [2009.11.18] ''[[a-nation '09 Best Hit Live|a-nation '09 BEST HIT LIVE]]'' (#17 "Rule", #18 "A Song for xx", #19 "BLUE BIRD", #20 "Sunset ~LOVE is ALL~", #21 "July 1st")
* [2010.11.24] ''[[a-nation '10 Best Hit Live|a-nation '10 BEST HIT LIVE]]'' (#18 "Microphone", #20 "crossroad", #21 "Boys & Girls", #22 "July 1st", #23 "THX A LOT")
* [2010.12.22] [[Urata Naoya|URATA NAOYA]] - "[[Dream On|Dream ON]]" feat. Hamasaki Ayumi
* [2011.04.27] [[DJ Hello Kitty]] - ''[[Everybody Dance!]]'' (#3 "STEP you (THE YOUNG PUNX! Remix Edit)")
* [2011.12.14] ''[[a-nation for Life]]'' (#20 "Last angel", #21 "Dream ON" with [[Urata Naoya]], #22 "Another song" with Urata Naoya, #23 "Why...", #24 "Greatful days~BLUE BIRD", #25 "WOW WAR TONIGHT" with Urata Naoya, #26 "July 1st")
* [2012.01.11] ''[[.Love Tender|.LOVE tender]]'' (#1 "Days")
* [2012.02.15] [[DJ AYAMA]] - ''[[Voices in the Distance II|VOICES IN THE DISTANCE II]]'' (Disc 1 #2 "BLUE BIRD (DJ Amaya's Angel at Dawn Remix)", #10 "forgiveness (DJ Amaya's Angel at Dawn Remix)")
* [2012.02.29] ''[[One Scene -Love So Sweet-]]'' (#1 "Voyage")
* [2012.03.07] ''[[Dramatic Tunes]]'' (#1 "Sunrise ~LOVE is ALL~")
* [2012.07.11] ''[[Helter Skelter Original Soundtrack]]'' (#23 "evolution")
* [2012.08.22] ''[[Climax Love Story Dai 2 Sho]]'' (#1 "SEASONS")
* [2012.10.17] ''[[Million -Best of 90's J-Pop - Blue|Million -Best Of 90's J-Pop - Blue]]'' (#6 "Boys & Girls")
* [2012.11.02] ''[[Tales of Xillia 2 Original Soundtrack|TALES OF XILLIA2 ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK]]'' (Disc 3 #10 "Tada Hitori Kimi no Tame Nara ~ Song 4 u ~", #14 "Shinjiteru Shinjirareteru ~ Song 4 u ~")
* [2012.12.09] [[m-flo]] - ''[[m-flo DJ Mix "Bon! Enkai"|m-flo DJ MIX "BON! ENKAI"]]'' (#11 "STEP you (THE YOUNG PUNX! remix)")
* [2013.03.13] ''[[TRF Tribute Album Best|TRF TRIBUTE ALBUM BEST]]'' (CD2 #1 "teens "Acoustic Version"")
* [2013.03.13] ''[[a-nation 2012 stadium fes.]]'' (#20 "evoLLANTE (BRILLANTE～evolution)", #21 "HANABI ～episode II～", #22 "Sunrise ～LOVE is ALL～glitter～BLUE BIRD～Greatful days", #23 "You & Me")
* [2013.10.02] ''[[Love Uta]]'' (#13 "Voyage")
* [2014.03.26] [[m-flo]] - ''[[Future Is Wow|FUTURE IS WOW]]'' (#6 "My Way" + Hamasaki Ayumi)
* [2014.12.09] ''[[Utada Hikaru no Uta]]'' (#4 "Movin' on without you")
* [2015.12.16] ''[[globe 20th -Special Cover Best-|#globe 20th -SPECIAL COVER BEST-]]'' (#4 "Many Classic Moments")

==German Discography==

=== Albums ===
* [[Ayu-Trance]] (''unreleased'')<ref>Offizielle Charts [https://www.offiziellecharts.de/album-details-11332 AYU-TRANCE], in German </ref>

===Singles===
* [2003.04.07] [[Connected]]
* [2003.10.27] [[M]]
* [2004.03.08] [[Depend on You|Depend on you]]
* [2004.10.02] [[Naturally (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Naturally WIPPENBERG REMIXES 1]]
* [2004.10.16] [[Naturally (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Naturally WIPPENBERG REMIXES 2]]
* [2005.04.18] [[Appears|appears]]
* [2005.11.17] [[Unite!|UNITE!]]

===Vinyls===
* [2002.11.15] [[Connected|Connected (Part 1)]]
* [2003.02.29] [[Connected|Connected The Remixes]]
* [2003.09.06] [[M|M (Part 1)]]
* [2003.09.26] [[M|M (Part 2)]]
* [2003.11.02] [[M|M (Part 3)]]
* [2004.01.16] [[Depend on You|Depend on you Svenson & Gielen Remixes]]
* [2004.02.26] [[Depend on You|Depend on you (Part 2)]]
* [2004.09.02] [[Naturally (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Naturally (Part 1)]]
* [2004.09.16] [[Naturally (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Naturally (Part 2)]]
* [2005.02.17] [[Appears|appears Armin van Buuren Remixes]]
* [2005.10.04] [[Appears|appears The Remixes]]
* [2005.10.21] [[Unite!|UNITE! (Part 1)]]
* [2005.10.24] [[Unite!|UNITE! (Part 2)]]

==Belgian Discography==

===Vinyls===
* [2002.06.12] [[Connected]]

==Spanish Discography==

===Vinyls===
* [2004.05.05] [[M]]

==USA Discography==

===Vinyls===
* [1999.xx.xx] [[Boys & Girls]]
* [2001.05.27] [[Appears|appears]]
* [2001.06.12] [[Kanariya (Hamasaki Ayumi)|kanariya]]
* [2001.08.12] [[Duty (song)|Duty]]
* [2001.08.12] [[Evolution (Hamasaki Ayumi)|evolution]]
* [2001.09.16] [[M]]
* [2001.09.xx] [[Trauma]]
* [2001.10.xx] [[Monochrome (Hamasaki Ayumi)|monochrome]]
* [2001.xx.xx] [[Too Late (Hamasaki Ayumi)|too late]]
* [2001.xx.xx] [[Boys & Girls ]]

==Publications==

===Magazine Covers===

''For a list of magazines Ayumi Hamasaki has appeared on the cover of, click [[Hamasaki Ayumi (Magazines)|here]].''

===Calendars===

* [2000.XX.XX] Calendar 2001
* [2001.XX.XX] Calendar 2002
* [2002.XX.XX] Calendar 2003
* [2003.XX.XX] Calendar 2004
* [2004.XX.XX] Calendar 2005
* [2005.XX.XX] Calendar 2006
* [2006.XX.XX] Calendar 2007
* [2007.XX.XX] Calendar 2008
* [2008.10.30] Calendar 2009
* [2009.10.24] Calendar 2010
* [2010.12.22] Calendar 2011
* [2011.11.26] Calendar 2012

===Photobooks===
[[Image:Ayu no Deji Deji Nikki.jpg|100px]]

* [1995] Terima Kasih
* [1999.12] A Book
* [2002.04] uraayu - 裏歩
* [2009.04.07] [[Deji Deji Nikki 100 Kai Kinen! Ayumi Hamasaki Bon]]
* [2009.12] Ayumi Hamasaki Photo & Episode
* [2010.04] Ayumi Hamasaki Live Photo Book 2008-2009

[[Image:Heart Nail Book.jpg|100px]] [[Image:Ayu Book.jpg|100px]]

* [2012.08.31] [[Heart Nail Book|HEART NAIL BOOK]]
* [2013.11.15] ayu

===Books===
* [2001.12] ayumi hamasaki DOME TOUR 2001 HISTORY BOOK
* [2005.07] Ayumi Hamasaki Pure Stories Ayu world 1978-2005 Hiso Photo & Episode Mansai (Non Official Release)
* [2011.01] Ayu no Digidigi Nikki mini

===Band Scores===
* [2008.03.xx] Complete Piano Artist 1 Ayumi Hamasaki 1 "BLACK SIDE + BEST BALLADS" Piano Solo
* [2008.03.xx] Complete Piano Artist 1 Ayumi Hamasaki 2 "WHITE SIDE + BEST POP TUNE" Piano Solo
* [2010.01.20] [[Piano Solo Piano Ballad Eternal (2) Sound of Ayumi Hamasaki|Piano Solo Piano Ballad Eternal (2) SOUND of Ayumi Hamasaki]] (ピアノソロピアノエターナルバラード(2) SOUND of Ayumi Hamasaki)
* [2010.07.23] [[Piano Solo Super Best Sound of Ayumi Hamasaki]] (ピアノソロスーパーベスト Sound of Ayumi Hamasaki)
* [2010.11.19] [[Piano Solo Josei Vocal Megahit 1 Sound of Ayumi Hamasaki Part 1]] (ピアノソロ女性ボーカルメガヒット 1 Sound of Ayumi Hamasaki Part 1)
* [2010.11.19] [[Piano Solo Josei Vocal Megahit 2 Sound of Ayumi Hamasaki Part 2]] (ピアノソロ女性ボーカルメガヒット 2 Sound of Ayumi Hamasaki Part 2)
* [2011.10.20] [[Shokyu~Chukyu Piano Solo Super Artist II Song by Ayumi Hamasaki|Shokyu~Chukyu PIANO SOLO Super Artist II Song by ayumi hamasaki]] (初級~中級 PIANO SOLO スーパーアーティスト II Song by ayumi hamasaki)

==Filmography==

===Movies===
* [1995] Nagisa no Sindbad (渚のシンドバッド)
* [1996] Gakko II
* [1996] Shôjo A no Satsujin
* [2000] Ladys Ladys!! Soucho Saigo no hi (麗霆子レディース!!総長最後の日)
* [2000] Su Mo Mo Mo Mo Mo (すももももも)
* [2002.11.13] [[Tsuki ni Shizumu]] (月に沈む; ''Sinking into the Moon'')

===Dramas===

* [1996] Miseinen

==Video Games==

===Play Station 2===

* [2001.12.13] [["A" Visual Mix -Ayumi Hamasaki Dome Tour 2001 "A"-|"A" VISUAL MIX <ayumi hamasaki DOME TOUR 2001 "A">]] (PS2)

===PC===

* [2002.03.29] A TYPE (PC)

==Back-Up Dancers==
[[File:AyusDancers.jpg|thumb|378px|The Backup Dancers with Hamasaki at "[[Ayumi_Hamasaki_Asia_Tour_2008_~10th_Anniversary~_Live_in_Taipei|ASIA TOUR 2008 ~10th Anniversary~]]"]]

Hamasaki Ayumi's Back-Up Dancers are prominent in all her concerts and a number of her [[PV]]s as well. Through their work with Hamasaki, they have earned fame in their own rights. They appear with her at almost every concert and TV live, and have even choreographed several of her dance numbers.

===Current Line-up===
====Male Dancers====
[[File:AyusDancers2.jpg|thumb|378px|The Male Dancers look down on Hamasaki in an Interlude Video from "[[Ayumi_Hamasaki_Asia_Tour_2008_~10th_Anniversary~_Live_in_Taipei|ASIA TOUR 2008 ~10th Anniversary~]]"]]
[[File:AyusDancers3.jpg|thumb|378px|Saito Midori in her lead role in the "[[Green (Hamasaki Ayumi)|GREEN]]" [[PV]]]]

* Tsuyoshi "Go-Mi" Otsubo
* [[Mizuno Shuya|Shuya "Shu-ya" Mizuno]]
** Her most prominent and well-known dancer; the lead for many performances.
** Was given a major role in the [[PV]]s for "[[My Name's Women|my name's WOMEN]]" and "[[Ballad (Hamasaki Ayumi)|BALLAD]]".
* Yusaku "ZIN" Jin
** Choreogaphed and often teaches the [[wikipedia:Para Para|parapara]] for "[[My All (Hamasaki Ayumi)|MY ALL]]".
** In 2007, Zin appeared alongside Nomura Maroka as a dancer in [[Goto Maki]]'s 2007 tour.
* Subaru Tomita
* Kairu
* Maroka "Maro" Nomura
** Joined in 2007 around "[[Glitter / Fated|glitter / fated]]".
** Had a prominent role in "[[Ayumi_Hamasaki_Premium_Countdown_Live_2008-2009_A|ayumi hamasaki PREMIUM COUNTDOWN LIVE 2008-2009 A]]", performing a dance with Chinese Dragons.
** In 2007, Maro appeared alongside Yusaku Jin as a dancer in [[Goto Maki]]'s 2007 tour.

[[File:MYALL.jpg|thumb|378px|"[[My All (Hamasaki Ayumi)|MY ALL]]" Parapara being performed at "[[Ayumi_Hamasaki_Premium_Countdown_Live_2008-2009_A|PREMIUM COUNTDOWN LIVE 2008-2009 A]]"]]

====Female Dancers====
* Kayano "Kayanocchi" Nomura
* Chisa Maehara
* Midori "Midoring" Saito
** Was featured prominently in the [[PV]] for "[[Green (Hamasaki Ayumi)|GREEN]]", having a solo dance number with Hamasaki.
* Aki Yoneda

===Former Dancers===
* Ryoji Akima
* HIDE
** Now performs with [[Amuro Namie]]. His last concert with Hamasaki was "BEST of COUNTDOWN LIVE 2006-2007 A".
* [[NAOTO (dancer)|NAOTO]]
** He is a member of the groups [[EXILE]] and [[J Soul Brothers|Sandaime J Soul Brothers]].

===Choreographies===

* [[My All (Hamasaki Ayumi)|MY ALL]] - ZIN
* [[Green (Hamasaki Ayumi)|GREEN]] - Nomura Maroka
* [[Days (Hamasaki Ayumi)|Days]] - Nomura Maroka
* [[Hope or Pain|HOPE or PAIN]] - Nomura Maroka
* [[Energize|EnergizE]] - Nomura Kayano
</div>

==External Links==
* [http://www.avexnet.or.jp/ayu/ Official Japanese Website]
* [http://www.avex.com.tw/ayu/ Official Chinese Website]
* [http://www.avexnet.or.jp/ayu/en/ Official English Website]
* [http://www.teamayu.com/index.html Team Ayu - Fanclub]
* [http://www.facebook.com/ayu.official Official Facebook]
* [http://www.twitter.com/ayu_19980408/ Official Twitter Account]
* [http://www.instagram.com/a.you/ Official Instagram]
* [http://www.youtube.com/ayu/ Official YouTube Channel]
* [http://ameblo.jp/ayu-ameba-blog/ Official Blog]
* [http://www.myspace.com/ayu_official/ Official MySpace]

{{Hamasaki Ayumi}}

[[Category:Japanese Artists]]
[[Category:J-Pop]]
[[Category:J-Actress]]
[[Category:Model]]
[[Category:1995 Debut]]
[[Category:1978 Births]]
[[Category:Blood Type A]]
[[Category:Fukuoka Artists]]
[[Category:Songwriter]]
[[Category:iTunes Artists]]

Pianohead

2019-09-04T10:17:26Z

MrROBAATO2190:

[[Image:Pianohead.jpg|thumb|300px|CD Only Edition]]

; Artist
: H ZETT M ([[Hiizumi Masayuki]])
; Album
: PIANOHEAD
; Released
: 2008.02.13
; Catalog Number
: BVCR-18119/20 (CD+DVD)
: BVCR-11116 (CD only)
; Price
: ¥3,465 (CD+DVD)
: ¥2,913 (CD only)
; CD Tracklist
# [[SLOW DAYS]]
# [[ID CHECK]] (feat. [[DJ Mass]])
# [[Daikirai]] (feat. [[HIRO:N]]) (タイキライ; ''I Hate You'')
# [[Waltz]] (ワルツ)
# [[Yuuhi]] (夕陽; ''Evening Sun'')
# [[Kao wo Tsukamaeru]] (顔をつかまえる; ''To Hold One's Head'')
# [[News no Shikan]] (ニュースのしかん; ''News from History'')
# [[Noutenkibouchi]] (脳天気犯値)
# [[Chocolate is My Life]] (チョコレイトイスマイライフ)
# [[BUSTER]]
# [[Theme of PIANOHEAD]]
; DVD Tracklist
# [[Daikirai]] (feat. [[HIRO:N]])
# [[GOOD SAVAGE]]

; Information
"PIANOHEAD" is the debut solo album by H ZETT M. The DVD includes the music video for "Dai Kirai" plus one live recording at the group's first concert at Stella Hall.

==Oricon Chart Positions==
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" style="margin: 1em; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|- style="background:#efefef"
!Mon||Tue||Wed||Thu||Fri||Sat||Sun||Week Rank||Sales
|- align="center"
||- ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||xx,xxx
|- align="center"
||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x,xxx
|- align="center"
||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x,xxx
|- align="center"
||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x,xxx
|}

'''Total Reported Sales:''' xx,xxx

==External Links==
*[http://www.oricon.co.jp/music/release/d/747787/1/ Oricon Profile]

[[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
[[Category:2008 Albums]]

Kalk Samen Kuri no Hana

2019-09-04T10:00:35Z

MrROBAATO2190:

[[Image:Kalk Samen Kuri no Hana cover.jpg|thumb|250px|Album Cover]]

; Artist
: [[Shiina Ringo]]
; Album
: Kalk Samen Kuri no Hana (加爾基　精液　栗ノ花; ''Lime Semen Chestnut Flower'')
; Released
: 2003.02.23 (Copy Control)
: 2008.07.02 (Reissue)
; Catalog Number
: TOCT-24942 (Copy Control)
: TOCT-26578 (Reissue)
; Price
: ¥3,059
; Tracklist
# [[Shuukyou]] (宗教; ''Religion'')
# [[Doppelgänger]] (ドッペルゲンガー)
# [[Meisai]] (迷彩; ''Camouflage'')
# [[Odaiji ni]] (おだいじに; ''Please Take Care'')
# [[Yattsuke Shigoto]] (やっつけ仕事; ''Rush Job'')
# [[Kuki]] (茎; ''Stem'')
# [[Torikoshi Gurou]] (とりこし苦労; ''Worrying Unnecessarily'')
# [[Okonomi de]] (おこのみで; ''As You Wish'')
# [[Ishiki]] (意識; ''Consciously'')
# [[Poltergeist]] (ポルターガイスト; ''Poltergeists'')
# [[Souretsu]] (葬列; ''Funeral'')
# [[Ichijiku no Hana]] (映日紅の花（いちじくのはな; ''Fig Flower'') (vinyl bonus track)

; Information
"Kalk Samen Kuri no Hana" is the third studio album by [[Shiina Ringo]]. The initial pressings of the album were released with Copy Control, and also included a sticker, under which is a message written by Shiina herself. The album reached #1 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and charted for 20 weeks. Because the album sold 409,000 units, it became the #28 album of 2003 in Japan. The album also reached #28 on the World Album Charts and managed to chart for two weeks.

==Art Direction & Symmetry==
All of the lyrics are written in an ancient Japanese style and over 30 different types of instruments are played on this album. Each song is mixed into one another, creating one cohesive track. Everything about the album seems to be perfected in a Japanese way, from the CD booklet being read from right to left and starting at what would be the back in Western CD booklets (this is usually only seen in [[Enka]] CDs), to the track numbering being labeled in formal kanji script usually only seen in legal documents (壱、弐、参、肆、伍、陸、漆、捌、玖、拾、拾壱). Shiina continues her tradition of symmetry from "[[Shouso Strip]]", in which the song titles are symmetrical to each other; the album length is 44:44 ("Shouso Strip"'s album length was 55:55). In addition, each track symmetrically relates to another, as follows:
* "Shuukyou" (1) and Souretsu" (11) - Both start with an 'S', and relate to religion. Shiina also sings in the same manner for these songs. The same orchestra, the [[Kuri no Hana Kahoru Orchestra]] (栗ノ花薫オーケストラ; ''Orchestra Scented with Chestnut Flowers'') was used for both of the songs. The conductor was [[Gotou Yuuichirou]] (後藤勇一郎), the violinist/composer of the band [[The Dynamites]]. Lyrically, it is interesting to note that "Shuukyou" references death while "Souretsu" references birth and rebirth.

* "Doppelgänger" (2) and "Poltergeist" (10) - Both are about the supernatural. As above, the Kuri no Hana Kahoru Orchestra was used as the backing orchestra. Both tracks have titles in katakana with the same number of characters and are borrowed from German.

* "Meisai" (3) and "Ishiki" (9) - Both were found as B-sides on the [[Stem ~Daimyou Asobi Hen~]] single in the same order. The same band was used for both these tracks, which was a temporary band called [[Himitsu Butai]] (秘密部隊), with Shiina Ringo as the conductor. Lyrically, the songs directly reference each other; "Meisai" mentions the word 'ishiki' and while "Ishiki" does not mention the word 'meisai' specifically, the English translation, "camouflage", is sung in katakana.

* "Odaiji ni" (4) and "Okonomi de" (8) - Both starting with the honorific 'o', coupled with a particle at the end and spelt completely in hiragana. The same instruments/background musicians are used for these two songs.

* "Yattsuke Shigoto" (5) and "Torikoshi Kurou" (7) - Thematically, there are no apparent similarities between these two songs other than having exactly the same kana/kanji structure (Four kana followed by two kanji) and perhaps that they are the most experimental and unusual songs from the album in terms of composition.

* "Kuki" (6) - Standing in the center, it was the only single released before the album. This version is identical to the one featured on the soundtrack to the film [[Our Last Days -Casshern OST-|CASSHERN]], but performed in Japanese, unlike the previous versions which were sung in English.

==External Links==
*[http://www.oricon.co.jp/music/release/d/499127/1/ Oricon Profile]
*[http://www.jrawk.com/Content/R/ringoshena/reviews/lime.html Jrawk Review]

{{Shiina Ringo}}
[[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
[[Category:J-Experimental]]
[[Category:2003 Albums]]
[[Category:2003 Number 1 Albums]]
[[Category:2003 Records]]
[[Category:2003 Oricon Top 100 Albums]]

Sandokushi

2019-09-03T00:57:11Z

MrROBAATO2190: added official translations of song/album titles from iTunes

[[File:Shiina Ringo - Sandokushi lim.jpg|thumb|250px|Limited Edition Cover]]
[[File:Shiina Ringo - Sandokushi reg.jpg|thumb|250px|Regular Edition Cover]]

; Artist
: [[Shiina Ringo]]
; Album
: Sandokushi (三毒史; ''triviṣa-itihāsa (त्रिविषै-इतिहास); Chronicle of the [[Wikipedia: Three poisons|Three Kleshas]]'')
; Released
: 2019.05.27
; Catalog Number
: UPCH-29327 (Limited Edition)
: UPCH-20513 (Regular Edition)
; Price
: ¥3,888 (Limited Edition)
: ¥3,240 (Regular Edition)

; Tracklist
# [[Niwatori to Hebi to Buta]] (鶏と蛇と豚; ''Gate of Living'')
# [[Kemono Yuku Hosomichi]] (w/ [[Miyamoto Hiroji]]) (獣ゆく細道; ''The Narrow Way'')
# [[Ma Cherie|Ma Chérie]] (マ・シェリ; ''Ego-ism'')
# [[Kakeochisha]] (w/ [[Sakurai Atsushi]]) (駆け落ち者; ''Elopers'')
# [[Donzoko Made]] (どん底まで; ''To Rock Bottom'')
# [[Kamisama, Hotokesama]] (w/ [[Mukai Shutoku]]) (神様、仏様; ''God, nor Buddha'')
# [[Tokyo (Shiina Ringo)|TOKYO]] (''Off-Line'')
# [[Nagaku Mijikai Matsuri]] (w/ [[Ukigumo]]) (長く短い祭; ''In Summer, Night'')
# [[Shijou no Jinsei]] (至上の人生; ''A Life Supreme'')
# [[Isogaba Maware (Shiina Ringo)|Isogaba Maware]] (w/ [[Hiizumi Masayuki]]) (急がば回れ; ''Victims'')
# [[Jiyuudom]] (ジユーダム; ''Jiyu-dom'')
# [[Menukidoori]] (w/ [[Tortoise Matsumoto]]) (目抜き通り; ''The Main Street'')
# [[Anoyo no Mon]] (あの世の門; ''Gate of Hades'')

; Information
<div align="justify">
''Sandokushi'' is the seventh studio album by [[Shiina Ringo]]. It was released in two versions: a limited CD edition that comes with a hardcover case, and a regular edition. "Sandoku" (三毒) refers to the [[Wikipedia: Three poisons|Three kleshas]] in Buddhism that poison the heart of man: greed (akin to a pig) (貪（むさぼり=豚）), hatred (akin to a snake) (瞋（怒り=蛇）), and delusion (akin to a chicken) (癡（迷妄=鶏）).
</div>
==Oricon Chart Positions==
[[Image:Shiina Ringo - Sandokushi promo.jpg|thumb|240px|Shiina Ringo promoting the album]]
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" style="margin: 1em; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|- style="background:#efefef"
!Mon||Tue||Wed||Thu||Fri||Sat||Sun||Week Rank||Sales
|- align="center"
||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||x ||x
|- align="center"
||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||x ||x
|- align="center"
||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||x ||x
|- align="center"
||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||x ||x
|}

*'''Total Reported Sales:''' x
==External Links==
* Oricon Profile: [https://www.oricon.co.jp/prof/237797/products/1316814/1/ Limited Edition] | [https://www.oricon.co.jp/prof/237797/products/1316815/1/ Regular Edition]

{{Shiina Ringo}}
[[Category:J-Pop (releases)]]
[[Category:2019 Albums]]
[[Category:May 2019]]

Sandokushi

2019-09-03T00:56:02Z

MrROBAATO2190: added official translations of song/album titles from iTunes

; Artist
: [[Shiina Ringo]]
; Album
: Sandokushi (三毒史; ''triviṣa-itihāsa (त्रिविषै-इतिहास); Chronicle of the [[Wikipedia: Three poisons|Three Kleshas]]'')
; Released
: 2019.05.27
; Catalog Number
: UPCH-29327 (Limited Edition)
: UPCH-20513 (Regular Edition)
; Price
: ¥3,888 (Limited Edition)
: ¥3,240 (Regular Edition)

; Tracklist
# [[Niwatori to Hebi to Buta]] (鶏と蛇と豚; ''Gate of Living'')
# [[Kemono Yuku Hosomichi]] (w/ [[Miyamoto Hiroji]]) (獣ゆく細道; ''The Narrow Way'')
# [[Ma Cherie|Ma Chérie]] (マ・シェリ; ''Ego-ism'')
# [[Kakeochisha]] (w/ [[Sakurai Atsushi]]) (駆け落ち者; ''Elopers'')
# [[Donzoko Made]] (どん底まで; ''To Rock Bottom'')
# [[Kamisama, Hotokesama]] (w/ [[Mukai Shutoku]]) (神様、仏様; ''God, nor Buddha'')
# [[Tokyo (Shiina Ringo)|TOKYO]] (''Off-Line'')
# [[Nagaku Mijikai Matsuri]] (w/ [[Ukigumo]]) (長く短い祭; ''In Summer, Night'')
# [[Shijou no Jinsei]] (至上の人生; ''A Life Supreme'')
# [[Isogaba Maware (Shiina Ringo)|Isogaba Maware]] (w/ [[Hiizumi Masayuki]]) (急がば回れ; ''Victims'')
# [[Jiyuudom]] (ジユーダム; ''Jiyu-dom'')
# [[Menukidoori]] (w/ [[Tortoise Matsumoto]]) (目抜き通り; ''The Main Street'')
# [[Anoyo no Mon]] (あの世の門; ''Gate of Hades'')

; Information
<div align="justify">
''Sandokushi'' is the seventh studio album by [[Shiina Ringo]]. It was released in two versions: a limited CD edition that comes with a hardcover case, and a regular edition. "Sandoku" (三毒) refers to the [[Wikipedia: Three poisons|Three kleshas]] in Buddhism that poison the heart of man: greed (akin to a pig) (貪（むさぼり=豚）), hatred (akin to a snake) (瞋（怒り=蛇）), and delusion (akin to a chicken) (癡（迷妄=鶏）).
</div>
==Oricon Chart Positions==
[[Image:Shiina Ringo - Sandokushi promo.jpg|thumb|240px|Shiina Ringo promoting the album]]
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" style="margin: 1em; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|- style="background:#efefef"
!Mon||Tue||Wed||Thu||Fri||Sat||Sun||Week Rank||Sales
|- align="center"
||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||x ||x
|- align="center"
||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||x ||x
|- align="center"
||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||x ||x
|- align="center"
||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||- ||x ||x
|}

*'''Total Reported Sales:''' x
==External Links==
* Oricon Profile: [https://www.oricon.co.jp/prof/237797/products/1316814/1/ Limited Edition] | [https://www.oricon.co.jp/prof/237797/products/1316815/1/ Regular Edition]

{{Shiina Ringo}}
[[Category:J-Pop (releases)]]
[[Category:2019 Albums]]
[[Category:May 2019]]

Sandokushi

2019-09-03T00:24:49Z

MrROBAATO2190:

; Artist
: [[Shiina Ringo]]
; Album
: Sandokushi (三毒史; ''Three Poisons Klesha'')
; Released
: 2019.05.27
; Catalog Number
: UPCH-29327 (Limited Edition)
: UPCH-20513 (Regular Edition)
; Price
: ¥3,888 (Limited Edition)
: ¥3,240 (Regular Edition)

; Tracklist
# [[Niwatori to Hebi to Buta]] (鶏と蛇と豚; ''Chicken and Snake and Pig (Gate of Living)'')
# [[Kemono Yuku Hosomichi]] (w/ [[Miyamoto Hiroji]]) (獣ゆく細道; ''Beast to Go Pathway'')
# [[Ma Cherie|Ma Chérie]] (マ・シェリ; [[Wikipedia:French language|[Fr]]]: ''My Sweetheart'')
# [[Kakeochisha]] (w/ [[Sakurai Atsushi]]) (駆け落ち者; ''Eloping'')
# [[Donzoko Made]] (どん底まで; ''To the Bottom'')
# [[Kamisama, Hotokesama]] (w/ [[Mukai Shutoku]]) (神様、仏様; ''God, Buddha'')
# [[Tokyo (Shiina Ringo)|TOKYO]]
# [[Nagaku Mijikai Matsuri]] (w/ [[Ukigumo]]) (長く短い祭; ''Long, Short Festival'')
# [[Shijou no Jinsei]] (至上の人生; ''Supreme Life'')
# [[Isogaba Maware (Shiina Ringo)|Isogaba Maware]] (w/ [[Hiizumi Masayuki]]) (急がば回れ; ''Slow and Steady Wins the Race'')
# [[Jiyuudom]] (ジユーダム; ''Freedom'')
# [[Menukidoori]] (w/ [[Matsumoto Tortoise]]) (目抜き通り; ''Main Street'')
# [[Anoyo no Mon]] (あの世の門; ''Gate of the Afterlife'')

; Information
<div align="justify">
''Sandokushi'' is the seventh studio album released by [[Shiina Ringo]]. It was released in two versions: a limited CD edition that comes with a hardcover case and a regular edition. The title of the album pertains to the album's theme; "Sandoku" (三毒) refers to the three [[Wikipedia:Klesha (Buddhism)|kleshas]], or shi (使), that poison the heart of man. The three poisons referred to are greed (akin to a pig) (貪（むさぼり=豚）), hatred (akin to a snake) (瞋（怒り=蛇）), and delusion (akin to a chicken) (癡（迷妄=鶏）).
</div>

==External Links==
* Oricon Profile: [https://www.oricon.co.jp/prof/237797/products/1316814/1/ Limited Edition] | [https://www.oricon.co.jp/prof/237797/products/1316815/1/ Regular Edition]

{{Shiina Ringo}}
[[Category:J-Pop (releases)]]
[[Category:2019 Albums]]
[[Category:May 2019]]

Kalk Samen Kuri no Hana

2019-09-03T00:21:51Z

MrROBAATO2190: reorganized and cleaned up art direction and symmetry description

[[Image:Kalk Samen Kuri no Hana cover.jpg|thumb|250px|Album Cover]]

; Artist
: [[Shiina Ringo]]
; Album
: Kalk Samen Kuri no Hana (加爾基　精液　栗ノ花; ''Lime Semen Chestnut Flower'')
; Released
: 2003.02.23 (Copy Control)
: 2008.07.02 (Reissue)
; Catalog Number
: TOCT-24942 (Copy Control)
: TOCT-26578 (Reissue)
; Price
: ¥3,059
; Tracklist
# [[Shuukyou]] (宗教; ''Religion'')
# [[Doppelgänger]] (ドッペルゲンガー)
# [[Meisai]] (迷彩; ''Camouflage'')
# [[Odaiji ni]] (おだいじに; ''Please Take Care'')
# [[Yattsuke Shigoto]] (やっつけ仕事; ''Rush Job'')
# [[Kuki]] (茎; ''Stem'')
# [[Torikoshi Gurou]] (とりこし苦労; ''Worrying Unnecessarily'')
# [[Okonomi de]] (おこのみで; ''As You Wish'')
# [[Ishiki]] (意識; ''Consciously'')
# [[Poltergeist]] (ポルターガイスト; ''Poltergeists'')
# [[Souretsu]] (葬列; ''Funeral'')
# [[Ichijiku no Hana]] (映日紅の花（いちじくのはな; ''Fig Flower'') (vinyl bonus track)

; Information
"Kalk Samen Kuri no Hana" is the third studio album by [[Shiina Ringo]]. The initial pressings of the album was released with Copy Control, and also included a sticker, under which is a message written by Shiina herself. The album reached #1 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and charted for 20 weeks. Because the album sold 409,000 units, it became the #28 album of 2003 in Japan. The album also reached #28 on the World Album Charts and managed to chart for two weeks.

==Art Direction & Symmetry==
All of the lyrics are written in an ancient Japanese style and over 30 different types of instruments are played on this album. Each song is mixed into one another, creating one cohesive track. Everything about the album seems to be perfected in a Japanese way, from the CD booklet being read from right to left and starting at what would be the back in Western CD booklets (this is usually only seen in [[Enka]] CDs), to the track numbering being labeled in formal kanji script usually only seen in legal documents (壱、弐、参、肆、伍、陸、漆、捌、玖、拾、拾壱). Shiina continues her tradition of symmetry from "[[Shouso Strip]]", in which the song titles are symmetrical to each other on opposite ends of the album; the album length is 44:44 ("Shouso Strip"'s album length was 55:55). In addition, each track symmetrically relates to another at the opposite edge of the album, as follows:
* "Shuukyou (1) and Souretsu" (11) - Both start with an 'S', and relate to religion. Shiina also sings is the same manner for these songs. The same orchestra, the [[Kuri no Hana Kahoru Orchestra]] (栗ノ花薫オーケストラ; ''Orchestra Scented with Chestnut Flowers'') was used for both of the songs. The conductor was [[Gotou Yuuichirou]] (後藤　勇一郎), the violinist/composer of the band [[The Dynamites]]. Lyrically, it is interesting to note that "Shuukyou" references death while "Souretsu" references birth and rebirth.

* "Doppelgänger" (2) and "Poltergeist" (10) - Both are about the supernatural. As above, the Kuri no Hana Kahoru Orchestra was used for the background music. Both tracks have titles in katakana with the same number of characters. Both titles are words borrowed from German .

* "Meisai" (3) and "Ishiki" (9) - Both were found as B-sides on the [[Stem ~Daimyou Asobi Hen~]] single, in the same order around "Stem". The same band was used for both these tracks, which was a temporary Shiina Ringo band called [[Himitsu Butai]] (秘密部隊), with Shiina Ringo as the conductor. Lyrically, the songs directly reference each other; "Meisai" mentions the word 'ishiki' and while "Ishiki" does not mention the word 'meisai' specifically, the English translation, "camouflage", is sung in katakana.

* "Odaiji ni" (4) and "Okonomi de" (8) - Both starting with the honorific 'o', coupled with a particle at the end and spelt completely in hiragana. The same instruments/background musicians are used for these two songs.

* "Yattsuke Shigoto" (5) and "Torikoshi Kurou" (7) - Thematically, there are no apparent similarities between these two songs other than having exactly the same kana/kanji structure (Four kana followed by two kanji) and perhaps that they are the most experimental and unusual songs from the album in terms of composition.

* "Kuki" (6) - Standing alone in the center, it was the only single released before the album. This version is identical to the one featured on the soundtrack to the film [[Our Last Days -Casshern OST-|CASSHERN]], but performed in Japanese, unlike the previous versions sung in English.

==External Links==
*[http://www.oricon.co.jp/music/release/d/499127/1/ Oricon Profile]
*[http://www.jrawk.com/Content/R/ringoshena/reviews/lime.html Jrawk Review]

{{Shiina Ringo}}
[[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
[[Category:J-Experimental]]
[[Category:2003 Albums]]
[[Category:2003 Number 1 Albums]]
[[Category:2003 Records]]
[[Category:2003 Oricon Top 100 Albums]]

Yuki no Hana 15 Shuunen Kinen Best-ban Bible

2019-09-02T23:46:58Z

MrROBAATO2190:

[[Image:Nakashima Mika - BIBLE lim BD.jpg|thumb|300px|Limited Edition A Cover]]
[[Image:Nakashima Mika - BIBLE lim DVD.jpg|thumb|300px|Limited Edition B Cover]]
[[Image:Nakashima Mika - BIBLE reg.jpg|thumb|300px|Regular Edition Cover]]

; Artist
: [[Nakashima Mika]]
; Album
: Yuki no Hana 15 Shuunen Kinen Best-ban BIBLE (雪の華15周年記念ベスト盤 BIBLE; ''Snow Flower 15th Anniversary Best Edition'')
; Released
: 2019.01.30
; Catalog Number
: AICL-3643~6 (Limited Edition A)
: AICL-3647~50 (Limited Edition B)
: AICL-3651~3 (Regular Edition)
; Price
: ¥4,500 (Limited Edition A)
: ¥4,000 (Limited Edition B)
: ¥3,400 (Regular Edition)

; CD Tracklist
* Disc 1 - Love-ban ~Voice Of Love~ (ラブ盤)
# [[Yuki no Hana (Nakashima Mika)|Yuki no Hana]] (雪の華; ''Snow Flower'')
# [[Will (Nakashima Mika))|WILL]]
# [[Sairen (Nakashima Mika)|SAI_REN]] (彩恋～SAI_REN～)
# [[Hatsukoi (Nakashima Mika)|Hatsukoi]] (初恋; ''First Love'')
# [[Aishiteru (Nakashima Mika)|Aishiteru]] (愛してる; ''I Love You'')
# [[Ai no Uta (Nakashima Mika)|Ai no Uta]] (愛の歌; ''Song of Love'')
# [[Koi wo Suru (Nakashima Mika)|Koi wo Suru]] (恋をする; ''Fall in Love'')
# [[Kiss of Death|KISS OF DEATH]] (Produced by [[HYDE]])
# [[Love Addict (Nakashima Mika)|Love Addict]]
# [[Love No Cry|LOVE NO CRY]]
# [[A or B]]
# [[Always (Nakashima Mika)|ALWAYS]]
# [[Anata ga Iru Kara (Nakashima Mika)|Anata ga Iru Kara]] (あなたがいるから; ''Because You Are Here'')
# [[Hanataba (Nakashima Mika)|Hanataba]] (花束; ''Bouquet'')
# [[Yoruga Akeru Maeni]] (夜が明ける前に; ''Before the Dawn'')

* Disc 2 - Namida-ban ~Crying In The Night~ (ナミダ盤)
# [[Yuki no Hana (Nakashima Mika)|Yuki no Hana Piano & Voice Style]] (雪の華)
# [[Orion (Nakashima Mika)|ORION]]
# [[Forget Me Not (Nakashima Mika)|Forget Me Not]]
# [[Melody (Nakashima Mika)|Melody]] (メロディー)
# [[Sakurairo Mau Koro]] (桜色舞うころ; ''When the Cherry Blossom Colours Dance'')
# [[Dear (Nakashima Mika)|Dear]]
# [[Boku ga Shinou to Omotta no Wa (Nakashima Mika)|Boku ga Shinou to Omotta no Wa]] (僕が死のうと思ったのは; ''I Thought I Would Have Died'')
# [[Hero (Nakashima Mika)|Hero]] (ひろ)
# [[Alone (Nakashima Mika)|Alone]]
# [[Pierce (Nakashima Mika)|Pierce]] (ピアス; ''Piercing'')
# [[Ashita Sekai ga Owaru Nara]] (明日世界が終わるなら; ''If the World Ends Tomorrow'')
# [[Koe (Nakashima Mika)|Koe]] (声; ''Voice'')
# [[Diàn Guāng Shí Huǒ Zhī Jiān]] (電光石火之間)
# [[Hitori (Nakashima Mika)|Hitori]] (ひとり; ''Alone'')

* Disc 3 - Kirei-ban ~Life Is Beautiful~ (キレイ盤)
# [[Yuki no Hana (Nakashima Mika)|Yuki no Hana Reggae Disco Rockers 2018 Relaxin'mix]] (雪の華)
# [[Stars (Nakashima Mika)|STARS]]
# [[Ichiban Kirei na Watashi wo]] (一番綺麗な私を; ''The Most Beautiful Me'')
# [[Life (Nakashima Mika)|LIFE]]
# [[Glamorous Sky|GLAMOROUS SKY]]
# [[Fighter (Nakashima Mika x Kato Miliyah)|Fighter]]
# [[Over Load]]
# [[Tough (Nakashima Mika song)|TOUGH]]
# [[All Hands Together|ALL HANDS TOGETHER]]
# [[Happy Life|Happy Life]]
# [[Gift (Nakashima Mika x Kato Miliyah)|Gift]]
# [[The Dividing Line|THE DIVIDING LINE]]
# [[Find the Way (Nakashima Mika)|FIND THE WAY]]
# [[Last Waltz|LAST WALTZ]]
# [[Amazing Grace (Nakashima Mika)|AMAZING GRACE]]

; Blu-ray/DVD Tracklist
# "MIKA NAKASHIMA FULL COURSE TOUR 2017 ~YOU WON'T LOSE~" Live Full Concert (ライブフル映像)

; Information
''Yuki no Hana 15 Shuunen Kinen Best-ban BIBLE'' is the a compilation album released by [[Nakashima Mika]]. It was released in three versions: a limited 3CD+Blu-ray+Photobook edition (A), a limited CD+DVD+Photobook edition (B), and a regular 3CD+Photobook edition. The album was released in commemoration of her 15th anniversary of the release of her single "[[Yuki no Hana (Nakashima Mika)|Yuki no Hana]]".

The 1st disc of the compilation album includes a new song, "Yoruga Akeru Maeni".

==External Links==
* Oricon Profile: [https://www.oricon.co.jp/prof/285194/products/1307151/1/ Limited Edition A] | [https://www.oricon.co.jp/prof/285194/products/1307207/1/ Limited Edition B] | [https://www.oricon.co.jp/prof/285194/products/1307209/1/ Regular Edition]

{{Nakashima Mika}}
[[Category:J-Pop (releases)]]
[[Category:January 2019]]
[[Category:2019 Albums]]
[[Category:Best Album]]
[[Category:Triple Albums]]

Adult

2019-09-02T07:29:01Z

MrROBAATO2190:

[[Image:tokyojihen_pourhomme.jpg|thumb|210px|Limited Edition (HOMME) Cover]]
[[Image:tokyojihen_pourfemme.jpg|thumb|210px|Regular Edition (FEMME) Cover]]

; Artist
: [[Tokyo Jihen]]
; Album
: Adult (大人(アダルト))
; Released
: 2006.01.25
; Catalog Number
: TOCT-25884 (Limited Edition (HOMME))
: TOCT-25885 (Regular Edition (FEMME))
; Price
: ¥3,909 (Limited Edition (HOMME))
: ¥3,146 (Regular Edition (FEMME))
; CD Tracklist
# [[Himitsu (Tokyo Jihen)|Himitsu]] (秘密; ''A Secret'')
# [[Kenka Joutou]] (喧嘩上等; ''Active Fighting'')
# [[Keshou Naoshi]] (化粧直し; ''Powder Up My Mind'')
# [[Superstar (Tokyo Jihen)|Superstar]] (スーパースター)
# [[Shuraba|Shuraba (adult ver.)]] (修羅場; ''The Rat's Nest'')
# [[Yukiguni]] (雪国; ''[[:wikipedia:Niigata Prefecture|Niigata]] (Snow Country)'')
# [[Kabuki (Tokyo Jihen)|Kabuki]] (歌舞伎; ''[[:wikipedia:Kabuki|Kabuki]]'')
# [[Blackout]] (ブラックアウト)
# [[Tasogare Naki]] (黄昏泣き; ''Don't Cry My Child'')
# [[Toumei Ningen]] (透明人間; ''Invisible Man'')
# [[Tegami (Tokyo Jihen)|Tegami]] (手紙; ''A Letter'')
; DVD Tracklist
# [[Himitsu (Tokyo Jihen)|Himitsu (Dynamite! Tour Live)]] (秘密)

; Information
<div align="justify">
''Adult'' is the second studio album released by [[Tokyo Jihen]]. It was released in two versions: a limited CD+DVD edition and a regular CD-Only edition. The limited edition contains a DVD with world-premiere live footage of "[[Himitsu (Tokyo Jihen)|Himitsu]]" (from their ''Dynamite!'' tour), a deluxe booklet with lyrics and portraits (with original scent) and a one-piece box style with plastic disc tray. The scent strip included in the limited release version was dubbed as ''Pour Homme'' (''for him'' in French). Included on the center page of the limited edition version was an extra shot of the band members all together, as well as the song titles translated into English by [[Shiina Ringo]] herself. "[[Kenka Joutou]]" was used as a radio single to promote the album. The album reached #1 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and charted for 17 weeks. It also debuted in global charts at #5. As this album sold 293,604 copies in 2006, it became the #44 album of the year in Japan. It also sold an additional 2,435 copies in Korea.
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==World Chart Positions==
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==External Links==
* Oricon Profile: [http://www.oricon.co.jp/music/release/d/629660/1/ Limited Edition (HOMME)] | [http://www.oricon.co.jp/music/release/d/629664/1/ Regular Edition (FEMME)]

{{Tokyo Jihen}}

[[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
[[Category:2006 Albums]]
[[Category:2006 Number 1 Albums]]
[[Category:2006 Oricon Top 100 Albums]]
[[Category:January 2006]]

Kalk Samen Kuri no Hana

2019-09-02T07:23:51Z

MrROBAATO2190:

[[Image:Kalk Samen Kuri no Hana cover.jpg|thumb|300px|Album Cover]]

; Artist
: [[Shiina Ringo]]
; Album
: Kalk Samen Kuri no Hana (加爾基　精液　栗ノ花; ''Lime Semen Chestnut Flower'')
; Released
: 2003.02.23 (Copy Control)
: 2008.07.02 (Reissue)
; Catalog Number
: TOCT-24942 (Copy Control)
: TOCT-26578 (Reissue)
; Price
: ¥3,059
; Tracklist
# [[Shuukyou]] (宗教; ''Religion'')
# [[Doppelgänger]] (ドッペルゲンガー)
# [[Meisai]] (迷彩; ''Camouflage'')
# [[Odaiji ni]] (おだいじに; ''Please Take Care'')
# [[Yattsuke Shigoto]] (やっつけ仕事; ''Rush Job'')
# [[Kuki]] (茎; ''Stem'')
# [[Torikoshi Gurou]] (とりこし苦労; ''Worrying Unnecessarily'')
# [[Okonomi de]] (おこのみで; ''As You Wish'')
# [[Ishiki]] (意識; ''Consciously'')
# [[Poltergeist]] (ポルターガイスト; ''Poltergeists'')
# [[Souretsu]] (葬列; ''Funeral'')
# [[Ichijiku no Hana]] (映日紅の花（いちじくのはな; ''Fig Flower'') (vinyl bonus track)

; Information
"Kalk Samen Kuri no Hana" is the third studio album by [[Shiina Ringo]]. The initial pressings of the album was released with Copy Control and included a sticker, with a message written by Shiina herself. Three months later, the album was released on Vinyl. The album reached #1 in the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and charted for 20 weeks. Because the album sold 409,000 units, it became the #28 album of 2003 in Japan. The album also reached #28 on the World Album Charts and managed to chart for two weeks.

==Art Direction & Symmetry==
All of the lyrics are written in an ancient Japanese style. Everything about the album seems to be perfected and in a Japanese way, from the CD booklet being read from right to left and (usually only seen in [[Enka]] CDs), to the track numbering being labeled in formal kanji script usually only seen in legal documents (壱、弐、参、肆、伍、陸、漆、捌、玖、拾、拾壱). Shiina continues her tradition of symmetry from her previous studio album "[[Shouso Strip]]" with more emphasis; besides the album length (44:44) and song titles following a symmetrical pattern, the tracks themselves symmetrically relate to one another at opposite ends of the album, as follows:

* "Shuukyou" (1) and "Souretsu" (11) - Both start with an 'S', and relate to religion. Shiina also sings in the same manner for these songs. The same orchestra, the [[Kuri no Hana Kahoru Orchestra]] (栗ノ花薫オーケストラ; ''Orchestra Scented with Chestnut Flowers'') was used for both the songs, and were conducted by [[Gotou Yuuichirou]] (後藤勇一郎), the violinist/composer of the band [[The Dynamites]]. Despite their titles, the lyrical themes in "Shuukyou" refer to death, while "Souretsu" refers to birth and rebirth.

* "Doppelgänger" (2) and Poltergeist (10) - Both are about the supernatural. As above, the Kuri no Hana Kahoru Orchestra was used as the backing band. Both tracks have titles in Katakana with the same number of characters. Both titles are words borrowed from German.

* "Meisai" (3) and "Ishiki" (9) - Both were found on the [[Stem ~Daimyou Asobi Hen~]] single, in the same order around "Stem". The same band was used for both these tracks, which was a temporary Shiina Ringo band called [[Himitsu Butai]] (秘密部隊), with Shiina Ringo as the conductor. Lyrically, each of these songs reference each other; the song "Meisai" mentions the word 'ishiki' and while "Ishiki" does not mention the word 'meisai' specifically, the English meaning, "camouflage", is sung in katakana.

* "Odaiji ni" (4) and "Okonomi de" (8) - Both start with the honorific prefix 'o', with a particle at the end, spelled all in Hiragana. The same instruments/background musicians are used for these two songs.

* "Yattsuke Shigoto" (5) and "Torikoshi Kurou" (7) - No apparent similarities between these two songs other than having exactly the same kana/kanji structure (Four kana followed by two kanji) and perhaps that they are the most experimental and unusual songs from the album in terms of composition. There is most likely a special meaning for Shiina in these two songs that is not known about by the public.

* Kuki (6) - Standing alone in the center, it was the only single from the album; however, the album version is identical to the version released on the soundtrack to the film [[CASSHERN]], with this version sung in Japanese.

==External Links==
*[http://www.oricon.co.jp/music/release/d/499127/1/ Oricon Profile]
*[http://www.jrawk.com/Content/R/ringoshena/reviews/lime.html Jrawk Review]

{{Shiina Ringo}}
[[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
[[Category:J-Experimental]]
[[Category:2003 Albums]]
[[Category:2003 Number 1 Albums]]
[[Category:2003 Records]]
[[Category:2003 Oricon Top 100 Albums]]

Shiina Ringo

2019-09-02T07:23:48Z

MrROBAATO2190: /* Split Singles */

[[Image:Shiina Ringo - Sandokushi promo.jpg|thumb|400px|Shiina Ringo promoting ''[[Sandokushi]]'' (2019)]]

<div align="justify">
'''Shiina Ringo''' (椎名林檎) is a famous Japanese musician, who is recognizable for her nasal voice. Her styles range from jazz to rock, and experimental to enka. In 1998 she debuted with the single "[[Koufukuron]]". In 1999 Shiina became famous from her single "[[Koko de Kiss Shite.]]", which broke the top 10 on Oricon charts. In 2003, nearing the end of her ninth single and third studio album, Shiina Ringo formed the band '''[[Tokyo Jihen]]''' which received similar success. In 2006, it was announced that Shiina would once again release solo music. On January 11th, 2012, Shiina announced that [[Tokyo Jihen]] would disband on February 29th following a final farewell tour.

==Profile==
* '''Stage Name:''' Shiina Ringo, Sheena Ringo (椎名林檎)
* '''Birth Name:''' Shiina Yumiko (椎名裕美子)
* '''Birthdate:''' {{bda|1978|11|25|mf=yes}}
* '''Birthplace:''' [[wikipedia:Saitama|Saitama]], [[Japan]]
* '''Hometown:''' [[wikipedia:Fukuoka|Fukuoka]], [[Japan]]
* '''Height:''' 167cm / 5'6"
* '''Weight:''' 47kg / 104 lbs
* '''[[Blood Type]]:''' O
* '''Favorite Writers:''' Miura Ayako, Kyougoku Natsuhiko, Matsumoto Taiyou, Jacques Cousteau
* '''Favorite Movies:''' Saraba Waga Si, Zoo
* '''Favorite TV Show:''' Police Headquarters 24hours
* '''Favorite Manga:''' Jimihen
* '''Favorite Albums:''' [[wikipedia:Ella Fitzgerald|Ella Fitzgerald]]'s [[wikipedia:Ella in Berlin: Mack the Knife|Ella in Berlin]] and [[BLANKEY JET CITY]]'s [[Skunk]].
* '''Favorite Food:''' Azuki beans
* '''Fun Fact:''' Shiina once held a magazine shoot in which she travelled around Tokyo in a wedding dress.
* '''Bands / Groups:'''
** [[Tokyo Jihen]] (2003–2013)
* '''Labels:'''
** [[EMI Music Japan]] (1998–2013)
** [[Emi Records Japan]] (2013–2015)
** [[Universal Music]] (2015–)

==Information==
===Shiina's Past===
Shiina was born in 1978 in Saitama, however moved to [[Fukuoka|Fukuoka]] when her father was given a job transfer. Shiina was raised in a family of musicians, and studied piano and music at an early age. She was once asked to compose a song for her school play. Shiina also studied classical ballet, but gave up when she was 10 due to an operation she had on her esophagus (to cure a hereditary problem) effected her balance. Reputably, when she went to school she was called "Ringo" as a nickname from her classmates after the way her face would turn red like an apple due to embarrassment. By the time Shiina was 15 and in junior high school, she was a member in several bands, and occasionally performed by herself to clubs. By 16, she was the lead vocalist in a band called ''Marvelous Marble'' (an all girls band backed by Tsuda Yukiko [guitar], Nakagawa Ai [Bass], Matsue Izumi [Keyboard] and Tokitsu Rino [Drums]) who entered the [[9th Yamaha Teens' Music Festivall]] in 1995. They sung a cover of [[wikipedia:Danielle_Brisebois|Danielle Brisebois]]' ''Just Missed the Train'' on national television. At [[Japan's 5th Annual Music Quest Competition]], she also performed a song solo that would later become one of her singles, [[Koko de Kiss Shite.]]. This won her an award for excellence. In 1997, Shiina would travel to England to spend a two month homestay there (which improved her English and influenced her musically).

===Debut & Early Career===
In May 1998, Shiina debuted with the single "[[Koufukuron]]". While this single did not sell very much (it did not even chart on Oricon charts) Shiina would persist and released her second single, [[Kabukichou no Joou]] three months later. This single, at least, broke into the charts and peaked at #50. Her third single, [[Koko de Kiss Shite.]], would become a long selling hit; breaking the top ten and staying within the top 200 for a total of 27 weeks. The following album, ''[[Muzai Moratorium]]'', would take an even further jump in popularity for Shiina; propelling her up to #2 on the charts. Similarly, this album was a long-seller; becoming the #25 album of 1999.

Following her massive rise in popularity, Shiina would release a new single called "[[Honnou]]" in October of 1999. This would be released no the same day as a re-release of her debut single, "[[Koufukuron]]". The single (despite any major tie-ups) made it to #2 on Oricon charts. To start off the new year, Shiina would again release two singles on the same day: "[[Gips]]" (a ballad) and "[[Tsumi to Batsu]]" (a hard, angry-sounding rock track). Gips would beat Tsumi to Batsu in popularity, debuting at #3 (one place above Tsumi). Her following album, ''[[Shouso Strip]]'', would exceed even the popularity of her debut album by debuting at #1 (her first), selling 2.3 million copies and becoming the #3 album for the year.

===Hiatus / Kalk Samen Kuri no Hana===
Following this point, Shiina's releases would no longer be very predicable. Six months after her debut she would release a 3CD single set (classified as an album in [[Oricon]]) called ''[[Zecchoushuu]]'' which would become her second #1 album. Following the release of several live DVDs, Shiina would return with the #2 single "[[Mayonaka wa Junketsu]]" in March 2001 (an upbeat Jazz piece collaborating with the well-known [[Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra]]). In 2002, Shiina married [[Yayoshi Junji]], a guitarist, and they had a son together. However, they divorced 14 months later. In this period, Shiina took a break from making music to focus on her child. However, the hiatus was broken with a 2CD set cover album entitled ''[[Utaite Myouri ~Vol. I~]]'' (featuring a much publicised duet with labelmate [[Utada Hikaru]]).

Shiina would return to the music business with the single [[Stem ~Daimyou Asobi Hen~]] and the following album [[Kalk Samen Kuri no Hana]]. These two releases saw a major stylistic change for Shiina, as she created with a hybrid feel of merging traditional music with several different genres. The album and the songs on the album would promote and feature in the short movie [[Hyakuiro Megane]] (which Shiina herself acted in).

===[[Tokyo Jihen]]===
: ''Main article: [[Tokyo Jihen]]''

In 2003, it was announced that Shiina would be putting a hold on her solo project and releasing music with a five member band she had formed, called [[Tokyo Jihen]]. She released her (seemingly) last single, "[[Ringo no Uta]]", and even went as far as to remove her famous mole to show the change that she had made. However, it is unsure if the mole was removed for cosmetic or medical purposes. Tokyo Jihen debuted in 2004 and originally released two singles ("[[Gunjou Biyori]]", "[[Sounan]]") and a debut album (''[[Kyouiku]]'') which all reached #2 on [[Oricon]] charts. However, after the nationwide tour following the album, the band had lost two of its members. After a short hiatus from the band, they returned again with two replacement members in late 2005. Their third single ("[[Shuraba]]", theme song to the drama ''[[Ooku ~Hana no Ran~]]'') and a second album, ''[[Adult]]'' (released in early 2006) were launched shortly after. The album reached a top position of #1 on [[Oricon]] charts. On January 11th, 2012, Shiina announced that [[Tokyo Jihen]] would disband on February 29th following a final farewell tour.

===Sakuran===
It was announced on October 31st, 2006 that Shiina Ringo would be surprisingly returning to release a fourth solo album as an inspired album for the film [[Sakuran]]. The film, based on the manga of the same name (and starring [[Tsuchiya Anna]]) will feature several Shiina songs. A download only single, [[Karisome Otome (Death Jazz Ver.)|Karisome Otome (DEATH JAZZ ver.)]] (Shiina collaborated with [[SOIL&"PIMP"SESSIONS]] for the track), was first released on the 15th of November to promote the movie. The standard non-jazz version of the song is be the movie's theme song. Furthermore, a Sakuran-themed rearrangement of the Tokyo Jihen song [[Yume no Ato]] was featured in trailers for the film. Shiina's next single (was released on January 17, 2007), [[Kono Yo no Kagiri]], was the ending theme song for the movie and proceeded the release of the album. The album was released on February 21, 2007.

==Shiina Facts==
* Shiina has a brother, [[Shiina Junpei]], who is a famous soul singer in Japan. They worked together and released three duets: [[Tamanegi no Happy Song]] (it was a cover of [[Marvin Gaye|Marvin Gaye]]'s [[The Onion Song|The Onion Song]]), which appears on Shiina's cover album, [[Utaite Myouri ~Vol. I~]], as well as Junpei's album [[Rhodes to Freedom]]; [[Where Is The Love|WHERE IS THE LOVE]] (it is a cover of [[wikipedia:Roberta Flack|Roberta Flack]] and [[wikipedia:Donny Hathaway|Donny Hathaway]]'s song under the same name), which was released both as a single and in Junpei's album [[Discover (Shiina Junpei)|discover]]; and [[wikipedia:Georgy Porgy|Georgy Porgy]] released under the name [[Yokoshima]] (邪) (consisting of Ringo and her brother) as a limited one time online release.
* In junior high and senior high school, Shiina Ringo worked in a pizza parlor. This is referenced in the Marunouchi Sadistic lyric "I wanted to try being a pizza parlor girl."
* Shiina Ringo has written songs for artists such as [[Hirosue Ryoko]], [[Tomosaka Rie]], and [[Kuriyama Chiaki]].
* Since Shiina's style is so vastly different (ranging from Jazz, to Pop, to Rock, to [[Enka]]) she has made a new genre for herself, which she calls "Shinjuku-kei." This is a play on the style of music called "Shibuya-kei" and translates to "the style of Shinjuku" (the business district of Tokyo), and is a reference in the adaptive way that Japanese businessmen are portrayed.
* Shiina's trademark symbol is the Kronekodow. The romaji form is Kuronekodou (黒猫堂), meaning "The Magnificent Black Cat".
* Shiina's mother, Shiina Akiko, is a ballet-dancer and her father, Shiina Koutaro, works at a gas company.

==Discography==
[[Image:Shiina Ringo - Ariamaru Tomi promo.jpg|thumb|300px|Shiina Ringo promoting "[[Ariamaru Tomi]]" (2009)]]
[[Image:CarnationPROMO.jpg|thumb|300px|Shiina Ringo promoting "[[Carnation (Shiina Ringo)|Carnation]]" (2011)]]
[[Image:ShiinaRingo2013.jpg|thumb|300px|Shiina Ringo promoting "[[Irohanihoheto / Kodoku no Akatsuki]]" (2013)]]
[[Image:Shiina Ringo - NIPPON promo.jpg|thumb|300px|Shiina Ringo promoting "[[Nippon|NIPPON]]" (2014)]]
[[Image:Shiina Ringo - Nagaku Mijikai Matsuri Kamisama Hotokesama promo.jpg|thumb|300px|Shiina Ringo promoting "[[Nagaku Mijikai Matsuri / Kamisama, Hotokesama]]" (2015)]]
[[Image:Shiina Ringo - Gyakuyunyuu ~Kouwankyoku~ 2 promo.jpg|thumb|300px|Shiina Ringo promoting ''[[Gyakuyunyuu ~Kouwankyoku~ Vol. 2|Gyakuyunyuu ~Kouwankyoku~ vol.2]]'' (2017)]]

===Studio Albums===
* [1999.02.24] [[Muzai Moratorium]] (無罪モラトリアム; ''Innocence Moratorium'')
* [2000.03.31] [[Shouso Strip]] (勝訴ストリップ; ''Winning Strip'')
* [2003.02.23] [[Kalk Samen Kuri no Hana]] (加爾基　精液　栗ノ花; ''Lime Semen Chestnut Flower'')
* [2007.02.21] [[Heisei Fuuzoku]] (平成風俗; ''Japanese Manners'')
* [2009.06.24] [[Sanmon Gossip]] (三文ゴシップ; ''Superficial Gossip'')
* [2014.11.05] [[Hi Izuru Tokoro]] (日出処; ''Land of the Rising Sun (Sunny)'')
* [2019.05.27] [[Sandokushi]] (三毒史; ''Three Poisons Klesha'')

===Other Albums===
* [2000.09.13] [[Zecchoushuu]] (絶頂集; ''The Acme Collection'') (3CD Single Set)
* [2002.05.27] [[Utaite Myouri ~Sono Ichi~]] (唄ひ手冥利~其ノ壱~; ''A Favor of Duty, Part I'') (Cover Album)
* [2008.07.02] [[Watashi to Houden]] (私と放電; ''Me and Electric Discharge'') (B-side Best Album)
* [2013.11.13] [[Ukina]] (浮き名; ''Talk of the Town'') (Collaboration Best Album)
* [2013.11.13] [[Mitsugetsu Shou]] (蜜月抄; ''Honeymoon Excerpt'') (Live Best Album)
* [2014.05.27] [[Gyakuyunyuu ~Kouwankyoku~]] (逆輸入～港湾局～; ''Reimportation ~Port and Harbor Authority~'') (Self-Cover Album)
* [2017.12.06] [[Gyakuyunyuu ~Kouwankyoku~ Vol. 2|Gyakuyunyuu ~Kouwankyoku~ vol.2]] (逆輸入～港湾局～ vol.2) (Self-Cover Album)

===Tribute Albums===
* [2018.05.23] [[Adam to Eve no Ringo]] (アダムとイヴの林檎; ''Adam and Eve's Apple'')

===Box Sets===
* [2008.11.25] [[Mora|MoRA]]
* [2013.11.13] [[Live (Shiina Ringo)|LiVE]]

===Singles===
* [1998.05.27] [[Koufukuron]] (幸福論; ''A View of Happiness'')
* [1998.09.09] [[Kabukichou no Joou]] (歌舞伎町の女王; ''Queen of [[wikipedia:Kabukicho|Kabuki-cho]]'')
* [1999.01.20] [[Koko de Kiss Shite.]] (ここでキスして。; ''Kiss Me'')
* [1999.10.27] [[Honnou]] (本能; ''Instinct'')
* [1999.10.27] [[Koufukuron]] (幸福論; ''A View of Happiness'') (re-release)
* [2000.01.26] [[Gips]] (ギブス; ''Plaster Cast'')
* [2000.01.26] [[Tsumi to Batsu]] (罪と罰; ''Crime and Punishment'')
* [2001.03.28] [[Mayonaka wa Junketsu]] (真夜中は純潔; ''Chastity at Midnight'')
* [2003.01.22] [[Stem ~Daimyou Asobi Hen~|STEM ~Daimyou Asobi Hen~]] (茎(STEM) ~大名遊ビ編~; ''Stem ~At Play With a [[wikipedia:Daimyo|Feudal Lord]]~'')
* [2003.11.25] [[Ringo no Uta]] (りんごのうた; ''A Song of Apples'')
* [2009.05.27] [[Ariamaru Tomi]] (ありあまる富; ''The Invaluable'')
* [2011.11.02] [[Carnation (Shiina Ringo)|Carnation]] (カーネーション)
* [2013.05.27] [[Irohanihoheto / Kodoku no Akatsuki]] (いろはにほへと / 孤独のあかつき; ''Though The Bright Colors May Be Fragrant (Les couleurs chantent)/ In the Event of Loneliness (La solitude de l'aube)'')
* [2014.06.11] [[Nippon|NIPPON]]
* [2015.02.25] [[Shijou no Jinsei]] (至上の人生; ''A Life Supreme'')
* [2015.08.05] [[Nagaku Mijikai Matsuri / Kamisama, Hotokesama]] (長く短い祭 / 神様、仏様; ''A Long, Short Festival (No verão, as noites) / God, nor Buddha'')

===Split Singles===
* [2007.01.17] [[Kono Yo no Kagiri]] (この世の限り; ''The Limits of this World (Memory)'') ('''Shiina Ringo''' x [[Saito Neko]] + [[Shiina Junpei]])

===Digital Singles===
* [2002.04.10] [[Georgy Porgy]] ('''Yokoshima''')
* [2006.11.11] [[Karisome Otome|Karisome Otome (DEATH JAZZ ver.)]] (カリソメ乙女; ''Temporary Virgin'') ('''Shiina Ringo x''' [[SOIL&"PIMP"SESSIONS]])
* [2008.09.12] [[Tsumiki Asobi|Tsumiki Asobi (from Zazen Extasy)]] (積木遊び (座禅エクスタシーより); ''Playing with Blocks'')
* [2009.03.06] [[Koko de Kiss Shite.|Koko de Kiss Shite. (Ringo EXPO 08)]] (ここでキスして。; ''Kiss Me Here.'')
* [2009.03.06] [[Gips|Gips (Ringo EXPO 08)]] (ギブス; ''Plaster Cast'')
* [2009.03.06] [[Tadashii Machi|Tadashii Machi (Ringo EXPO 08)]] (正しい街; ''The Right City'')
* [2009.03.06] [[Yokyou|Yokyou (Ringo EXPO 08)]] (余興; ''Entertainment'')
* [2009.06.12] [[Shun (Shiina Ringo)|Shun]] (旬; ''Season'')
* [2009.09.30] [[My Foolish Heart ~Crazy in Shibuya~|MY FOOLISH HEART ~Crazy in Shibuya~]] ('''Shiina Ringo x''' [[SOIL&"PIMP"SESSIONS]])
* [2012.01.06] [[Between Today and Tomorrow (Shiina Ringo)|Between Today and Tomorrow]]
* [2012.05.16] [[Jiyuu e Michizure]] (自由へ道連れ; ''Traveling Companion To Freedom'')
* [2013.01.30] [[The Best 3 (Shiina Ringo)|The Best 3]]
* [2014.10.01] [[Arikitarina Onna]] (ありきたりな女; ''Ordinary Woman'')
* [2015.05.13] [[Saihate ga Mitai]] (最果てが見たい; ''I Want to See the Very End'')
* [2016.08.22] [[Jiyudom]] (ジユーダム)
* [2016.08.22] [[13 Jours au Japon ~2020 Nippon no Natsu~|13 jours au Japon ~2020 Nippon no Natsu~]]
* [2017.04.20] [[Menukidouri]] (目抜き通り) (Shiina Ringo & [[Tortoise Matsumoto]])
* [2017.10.02] [[Oishii Kisetsu]] (おいしい季節; ''The Creamy Season'')
* [2017.12.22] [[Otona no Okite]] (おとなの掟) (Shiina Ringo & [[Matsuzaki Nao]])
* [2018.10.02] [[Kemono Yuku Hosomichi]] (獣ゆく細道) (Shiina Ringo & [[Miyamoto Koji]])
* [2019.04.22] [[Niwatori to Hebi to Buta]] (鶏と蛇と豚)

===Vinyls===
* [2001.03.13] [[Mayonaka wa Junketsu]] (真夜中は純潔)
* [2003.05.27] [[Kalk Samen Kuri no Hana]] (加爾基　精液　栗ノ花)
* [2007.04.25] [[Heisei Fuuzoku]] (平成風俗)
* [2008.11.25] [[Muzai Moratorium]] (無罪モラトリアム)
* [2008.11.25] [[Shouso Strip]] (勝訴ストリップ)
* [2009.08.26] [[Saturday Night Gossip]] (サタデーナイト・ゴシップ)

===Video Releases===
* [1999.10.11] [[Seiteki Healing ~Vol.1~]] (VHS) (性的ヒーリング ~其ノ壱~)
* [2000.08.30] [[Seiteki Healing ~Vol.2~]] (性的ヒーリング ~其ノ弐~)
* [2000.12.07] [[Gekokujyo Xstasy]] (下剋上エクスタシー)
* [2000.12.07] [[Hatsuiku Status Gokiritsu Japon]] (発育ステータス御起立ジャポン)
* [2003.01.22] [[Tanpen Kinema Hyakuiro Megane]](百色眼鏡)
* [2003.05.27] [[Baishou Ecstasy]] (賣笑エクスタシー)
* [2003.08.20] [[Seiteki Healing ~Vol.3~]] (性的ヒーリング ~其ノ参~)
* [2003.12.17] [[Electric Mole]]
* [2007.02.21] [[Dai Ikkai Ringohan Taikai no Moyo]] (第一回林檎班大会の模様; ''The Pattern of the Very First Ringohan Convention'')
* [2007.04.25] [[Heisei Fuuzoku Daikinjou]] (平成風俗大吟醸)
* [2008.07.02] [[Watashi no Hatsuden]] (私の発電)
* [2008.09.17] [[Zazen Extasy]] (座禅エクスタシー)
* [2009.03.11] [[Ringo Expo 08|Ringo EXPO 08]]
* [2009.08.26] [[Seiteki Healing ~Vol.4~]] (性的ヒーリング ~其ノ四~)
* [2013.11.13] [[The Sexual Healing Total Care Course 120min.]]
* [2014.03.19] [[Tou Taikai Heisei 25-nen Kamiyamachou Taikai]] (党大会　平成二十五年神山町大会; ''Kamiyama Party Convention 2013'')
* [2015.03.18] [[Ringo Haku '14 -Toshionna no Gyakushuu-]] (林檎博'14 －年女の逆襲－; ''Ringo Expo '14 -Counter-Attack of the Chinese Astrological Woman of the Year-'')
* [2017.05.31] [[Shiina Ringo to Kyatsura ga Yuku Hyakkiyako 2015]] (椎名林檎と彼奴等がゆく百鬼夜行2015)
* [2018.07.04] [[(Nama) Ringo Haku '14 -Toshionna no Gyakushuu-]] (（生）林檎博’14 ―年女の逆襲― )
* [2018.11.21] [[Shina Ringo to Aitsura no Iru Shinkuu Chitai]] (椎名林檎と彼奴等の居る真空地帯)
* [2019.05.27] [[(Nama) Ringo Haku '18 -Fuwaku no Yoyuu-]] ((生)林檎博'18 -不惑の余裕-)

===Other Video Releases===
* [2005.03.30] [[Minna no Uta Best Hit Collection]] ("Ringo no Uta")

===Compilations / Other===
* [1998.12.02] ''[[Now Japan|NOW JAPAN]]'' ("Koufukuron")
* [1998.12.18] [[Taniguchi Takashi]] - ''[[Beginning (Taniguchi Takashi)|becoming]]'' (#1 "becoming", #6 "Rock & Hammer") (Guest Vocals)
* [1999.01.30] [[Heart Bazaar]] - ''[[Baobab]]'' (#4 "Shiroi Yume") (Keyboards)
* [1999.09.22] ''[[Dear Yuming -Yumi Arai / Yumi Matsutoya Cover Collection-]]'' ("Kageri Yuku Heya")
* [2002.05.27] [[Shiina Junpei]] - ''[[Discovery (Shiina Junpei)|discovery]]'' (#5 "WHERE IS THE LOVE") (Guest Vocals)
* [2002.10.17] ''[[Ichigo Ichie Sweets for My Spitz|Ichigo Ichie Sweets for my SPITZ]]'' (#1 "Spika")
* [2002.12.11] ''[[Queen's Fellows: Yuming 30th Anniversary Cover Album|Queen's Fellows: yuming 30th anniversary cover album]]'' ("Kageri Yuku Heya")
* [2004.02.18] ''[[Collabo|COLLABO]]'' ("WHERE IS THE LOVE")
* [2004.04.23] ''[[Our Last Days -Casshern OST-]]'' (#1 "STEM (Casshern Version)")
* [2004.09.01] [[Zazen Boys]] - ''[[Zazen Boys II]]'' (#2 "CRAZY DAYS CRAZY FEELING", #4 "Anmin Bou") (Guest Vocals)
* [2004.10.27] [[Shiina Junpei]] - ''[[Rhodes to Freedom|Rhodes to Freedom]]'' ("Tamangi no Happy Song")
* [2004.12.08] ''[[Fm802 Heavy Rotations J-Hits Complete '96-'99|FM802 HEAVY ROTATIONS J-HITS COMPLETE '96-'99]]'' ("Koko de Kiss Shite")
* [2005.03.30] ''[[Venus Japan|VENUS JAPAN]]'' (#2 "STEM ~Daimyou Asobi Hen~")
* [2005.09.30] ''[[Happy Birthday, John|HAPPY BIRTHDAY, JOHN]]'' ("Yer Blues")
* [2005.12.07] [[MO'SOME TONEBENDER]] - ''[[Rockin' Luuula]]'' (#2 "Rockin' Luuula" (Guest Vocals), #6 "Mashed Potato Boogie" (Harmonica))
* [2006.07.12] [[Asai Kenichi]] - "[[Kiken Sugiru]]" (#1 "Kiken Sugiru") (Guest Vocals)
* [2009.03.25] [[Maboroshi (group)|Maboroshi]] - ''[[Maboroshi no Shi]]'' (#3 "Amai Yamai") (Guest Vocals)
* [2009.09.16] [[SOIL&"PIMP"SESSIONS]] - ''[[6 (SOIL&"PIMP"SESSIONS)|6]]'' (#9 "MY FOOLISH HEART ~crazy on earth~") (Guest Vocals)
* [2011.03.16] [[Rekishi]] - ''[[Rekishi (album)|Rekishi]]'' (#2 "Kira Kira Bushi") (Guest Vocals)
* [2013.06.26] [[SOIL&"PIMP"SESSIONS]] - [[Koroshiya Kiki Ippatsu]]
* [2014.12.09] ''[[Utada Hikaru no Uta]]'' (#2 "Letters")
* [2016.09.28] [[Utada Hikaru]] - ''[[Fantome|Fantôme]]'' (#4 "Nijikan Dake No Vacance" featuring Shiina Ringo)

==Composed Works==
===Studio Albums===
* [1999.02.17] [[Hirosue Ryoko]] - ''[[Private (Hirosue Ryoko album)|private]]'' (#8 "Private")
* [1999.02.24] [[Tomosaka Rie]] - ''[[Murasaki.]]'' (#5 "Cappuccino", #8 "Mokuren no Cream", #11 "Shampoo")
* [2009.06.17] [[PUFFY]] - ''[[Bring It!]]'' (#5 "Shuen no Onna", #11 "Hiyori Hime")
* [2009.06.24] [[Tomosaka Rie]] - ''[[Toridori.]]'' (#2 "Tokai no Manner", #7 "Kodomo no Joukei")

===Singles===
* [1998.10.07] [[Hirosue Ryoko]] - "[[Jeans]]" (#2 "Private")
* [1999.01.27] [[Tomosaka Rie]] - "[[Cappuccino]]"
* [2000.06.21] [[Tomosaka Rie]] - "[[Shojo Robot]]"
* [2008.09.03] [[TOKIO]] - "[[Amagasa / Akireru Kurai Bokura wa Negaou]]" (#1 "Amagasa", #2 "Kachuu no Otoko")
* [2009.02.25] [[PUFFY]] - "[[Hiyori Hime]]" (#1 "Hiyori Hime")
* [2011.03.02] [[Kuriyama Chiaki]] - "[[Oishii Kisetsu / Ketteiteki Sanpunkan]]"
* [2011.11.23] [[Kuriyama Chiaki]] - "[[Tsukiyo no Shouzou]]"
* [2016.02.03] [[Hayashibara Megumi]] - "[[Usurahi Shinjuu]]" (lyrics, music, arrangement, and production)

==Musical Equipment==
===Guitars===
* [[Duesenberg Starplayer II]] - Surf Green
* [[Rickenbacker 620]]
* [[Nagare]]
* [[Duesenberg Starplayer TV]] - Silver Sparkle
* [[Duesenberg Starplayer TV]] - Shena Ringo Special Edition
* [[Deusenberg Starplayer Special|Deusenberg Starplayer Special]] - Vintage White

===Amplifier===
* [[Orange Overdrive OR412|Orange Overdrive OR412]]

===Others===
* [[Speaker]]
* [[Sensaphonics Pro 2XS "Glitter" variant In Ear Monitors (IEMs)]]

==Awards==
(Note: These are incomplete and are ongoing)

* [1999] [[Japan Gold Disc Award's]] - ''Rock Album of the Year'' ([[Muzai Moratorium]])
* [2000] [[Record Awards|Record Awards]] - ''Best Album of the Year'' ([[Shouso Strip]])
* [2000] [[Japan Gold Disc Award's]] - ''Rock Album of the Year'' ([[Shouso Strip]])
* [2005] [[Space Shower TV Video Music Awards|Space Shower TV Video Music Awards]] - ''Best Group Video'' ([[Gunjou Biyori]])

==External Links==
* [http://www.kronekodow.com/ Official Website]
* [http://www.emimusic.jp/artist/ringo/ EMI Music Profile]

{{Shiina Ringo}}

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Kalk Samen Kuri no Hana

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MrROBAATO2190:

Kono Yo no Kagiri

2019-09-02T06:21:46Z

MrROBAATO2190:

[[Image:konoyo.JPG|thumb|250px|CD Art]]

; Artist
: [[Shiina Ringo]]×[[Saito Neko]]+[[Shiina Junpei]]
; Single
: Kono Yo no Kagiri (この世の限り)
; Released
: 2007.01.17
; Catalog Number
: TOCT-40084
; Price
: ¥1,200
; Tracklist
# Kono Yo no Kagiri (この世の限り; ''The Limits of this World (Memory)'')
# [[Sakuran (Shiina Ringo song)|Sakuran (ONKYO ver.)]] (錯乱; ''Disorder'')
# [[Karisome Otome|Karisome Otome (HITOKUCHIZAKA ver.)]] (カリソメ乙女; ''"Temporary" Virgin'')

; Information
"Kono Yo no Kagiri" is [[Shiina Ringo]]'s tenth single, and her first solo release in over 3 years. Despite Shiina previously announcing she would no longer release solo music after becoming part of [[Tokyo Jihen]], she returned in order to be the musical director of the movie [[Sakuran]]. Track 03 is a different arrangement from the download exclusive version of [[Karisome Otome]]. This is Shiina Ringo's lowest selling single, selling 53,868 copies.

==Song Information==
;Lyrics
:[[Shiina Ringo]]
;Music
:[[Shiina Ringo]]
;Other Information
:Arrangement: [[Saito Neko]]

==External Links==
* [http://www.oricon.co.jp/music/release/d/689332/1/ Oricon Profile]

{{Shiina Ringo}}
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Shiina Ringo

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[[Image:Shiina Ringo - Sandokushi promo.jpg|thumb|400px|Shiina Ringo promoting ''[[Sandokushi]]'' (2019)]]

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'''Shiina Ringo''' (椎名林檎) is a famous Japanese musician, who is recognizable for her nasal voice. Her styles range from jazz to rock, and experimental to enka. In 1998 she debuted with the single "[[Koufukuron]]". In 1999 Shiina became famous from her single "[[Koko de Kiss Shite.]]", which broke the top 10 on Oricon charts. In 2003, nearing the end of her ninth single and third studio album, Shiina Ringo formed the band '''[[Tokyo Jihen]]''' which received similar success. In 2006, it was announced that Shiina would once again release solo music. On January 11th, 2012, Shiina announced that [[Tokyo Jihen]] would disband on February 29th following a final farewell tour.

==Profile==
* '''Stage Name:''' Shiina Ringo, Sheena Ringo (椎名林檎)
* '''Birth Name:''' Shiina Yumiko (椎名裕美子)
* '''Birthdate:''' {{bda|1978|11|25|mf=yes}}
* '''Birthplace:''' [[wikipedia:Saitama|Saitama]], [[Japan]]
* '''Hometown:''' [[wikipedia:Fukuoka|Fukuoka]], [[Japan]]
* '''Height:''' 167cm / 5'6"
* '''Weight:''' 47kg / 104 lbs
* '''[[Blood Type]]:''' O
* '''Favorite Writers:''' Miura Ayako, Kyougoku Natsuhiko, Matsumoto Taiyou, Jacques Cousteau
* '''Favorite Movies:''' Saraba Waga Si, Zoo
* '''Favorite TV Show:''' Police Headquarters 24hours
* '''Favorite Manga:''' Jimihen
* '''Favorite Albums:''' [[wikipedia:Ella Fitzgerald|Ella Fitzgerald]]'s [[wikipedia:Ella in Berlin: Mack the Knife|Ella in Berlin]] and [[BLANKEY JET CITY]]'s [[Skunk]].
* '''Favorite Food:''' Azuki beans
* '''Fun Fact:''' Shiina once held a magazine shoot in which she travelled around Tokyo in a wedding dress.
* '''Bands / Groups:'''
** [[Tokyo Jihen]] (2003–2013)
* '''Labels:'''
** [[EMI Music Japan]] (1998–2013)
** [[Emi Records Japan]] (2013–2015)
** [[Universal Music]] (2015–)

==Information==
===Shiina's Past===
Shiina was born in 1978 in Saitama, however moved to [[Fukuoka|Fukuoka]] when her father was given a job transfer. Shiina was raised in a family of musicians, and studied piano and music at an early age. She was once asked to compose a song for her school play. Shiina also studied classical ballet, but gave up when she was 10 due to an operation she had on her esophagus (to cure a hereditary problem) effected her balance. Reputably, when she went to school she was called "Ringo" as a nickname from her classmates after the way her face would turn red like an apple due to embarrassment. By the time Shiina was 15 and in junior high school, she was a member in several bands, and occasionally performed by herself to clubs. By 16, she was the lead vocalist in a band called ''Marvelous Marble'' (an all girls band backed by Tsuda Yukiko [guitar], Nakagawa Ai [Bass], Matsue Izumi [Keyboard] and Tokitsu Rino [Drums]) who entered the [[9th Yamaha Teens' Music Festivall]] in 1995. They sung a cover of [[wikipedia:Danielle_Brisebois|Danielle Brisebois]]' ''Just Missed the Train'' on national television. At [[Japan's 5th Annual Music Quest Competition]], she also performed a song solo that would later become one of her singles, [[Koko de Kiss Shite.]]. This won her an award for excellence. In 1997, Shiina would travel to England to spend a two month homestay there (which improved her English and influenced her musically).

===Debut & Early Career===
In May 1998, Shiina debuted with the single "[[Koufukuron]]". While this single did not sell very much (it did not even chart on Oricon charts) Shiina would persist and released her second single, [[Kabukichou no Joou]] three months later. This single, at least, broke into the charts and peaked at #50. Her third single, [[Koko de Kiss Shite.]], would become a long selling hit; breaking the top ten and staying within the top 200 for a total of 27 weeks. The following album, ''[[Muzai Moratorium]]'', would take an even further jump in popularity for Shiina; propelling her up to #2 on the charts. Similarly, this album was a long-seller; becoming the #25 album of 1999.

Following her massive rise in popularity, Shiina would release a new single called "[[Honnou]]" in October of 1999. This would be released no the same day as a re-release of her debut single, "[[Koufukuron]]". The single (despite any major tie-ups) made it to #2 on Oricon charts. To start off the new year, Shiina would again release two singles on the same day: "[[Gips]]" (a ballad) and "[[Tsumi to Batsu]]" (a hard, angry-sounding rock track). Gips would beat Tsumi to Batsu in popularity, debuting at #3 (one place above Tsumi). Her following album, ''[[Shouso Strip]]'', would exceed even the popularity of her debut album by debuting at #1 (her first), selling 2.3 million copies and becoming the #3 album for the year.

===Hiatus / Kalk Samen Kuri no Hana===
Following this point, Shiina's releases would no longer be very predicable. Six months after her debut she would release a 3CD single set (classified as an album in [[Oricon]]) called ''[[Zecchoushuu]]'' which would become her second #1 album. Following the release of several live DVDs, Shiina would return with the #2 single "[[Mayonaka wa Junketsu]]" in March 2001 (an upbeat Jazz piece collaborating with the well-known [[Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra]]). In 2002, Shiina married [[Yayoshi Junji]], a guitarist, and they had a son together. However, they divorced 14 months later. In this period, Shiina took a break from making music to focus on her child. However, the hiatus was broken with a 2CD set cover album entitled ''[[Utaite Myouri ~Vol. I~]]'' (featuring a much publicised duet with labelmate [[Utada Hikaru]]).

Shiina would return to the music business with the single [[Stem ~Daimyou Asobi Hen~]] and the following album [[Kalk Samen Kuri no Hana]]. These two releases saw a major stylistic change for Shiina, as she created with a hybrid feel of merging traditional music with several different genres. The album and the songs on the album would promote and feature in the short movie [[Hyakuiro Megane]] (which Shiina herself acted in).

===[[Tokyo Jihen]]===
: ''Main article: [[Tokyo Jihen]]''

In 2003, it was announced that Shiina would be putting a hold on her solo project and releasing music with a five member band she had formed, called [[Tokyo Jihen]]. She released her (seemingly) last single, "[[Ringo no Uta]]", and even went as far as to remove her famous mole to show the change that she had made. However, it is unsure if the mole was removed for cosmetic or medical purposes. Tokyo Jihen debuted in 2004 and originally released two singles ("[[Gunjou Biyori]]", "[[Sounan]]") and a debut album (''[[Kyouiku]]'') which all reached #2 on [[Oricon]] charts. However, after the nationwide tour following the album, the band had lost two of its members. After a short hiatus from the band, they returned again with two replacement members in late 2005. Their third single ("[[Shuraba]]", theme song to the drama ''[[Ooku ~Hana no Ran~]]'') and a second album, ''[[Adult]]'' (released in early 2006) were launched shortly after. The album reached a top position of #1 on [[Oricon]] charts. On January 11th, 2012, Shiina announced that [[Tokyo Jihen]] would disband on February 29th following a final farewell tour.

===Sakuran===
It was announced on October 31st, 2006 that Shiina Ringo would be surprisingly returning to release a fourth solo album as an inspired album for the film [[Sakuran]]. The film, based on the manga of the same name (and starring [[Tsuchiya Anna]]) will feature several Shiina songs. A download only single, [[Karisome Otome (Death Jazz Ver.)|Karisome Otome (DEATH JAZZ ver.)]] (Shiina collaborated with [[SOIL&"PIMP"SESSIONS]] for the track), was first released on the 15th of November to promote the movie. The standard non-jazz version of the song is be the movie's theme song. Furthermore, a Sakuran-themed rearrangement of the Tokyo Jihen song [[Yume no Ato]] was featured in trailers for the film. Shiina's next single (was released on January 17, 2007), [[Kono Yo no Kagiri]], was the ending theme song for the movie and proceeded the release of the album. The album was released on February 21, 2007.

==Shiina Facts==
* Shiina has a brother, [[Shiina Junpei]], who is a famous soul singer in Japan. They worked together and released three duets: [[Tamanegi no Happy Song]] (it was a cover of [[Marvin Gaye|Marvin Gaye]]'s [[The Onion Song|The Onion Song]]), which appears on Shiina's cover album, [[Utaite Myouri ~Vol. I~]], as well as Junpei's album [[Rhodes to Freedom]]; [[Where Is The Love|WHERE IS THE LOVE]] (it is a cover of [[wikipedia:Roberta Flack|Roberta Flack]] and [[wikipedia:Donny Hathaway|Donny Hathaway]]'s song under the same name), which was released both as a single and in Junpei's album [[Discover (Shiina Junpei)|discover]]; and [[wikipedia:Georgy Porgy|Georgy Porgy]] released under the name [[Yokoshima]] (邪) (consisting of Ringo and her brother) as a limited one time online release.
* In junior high and senior high school, Shiina Ringo worked in a pizza parlor. This is referenced in the Marunouchi Sadistic lyric "I wanted to try being a pizza parlor girl."
* Shiina Ringo has written songs for artists such as [[Hirosue Ryoko]], [[Tomosaka Rie]], and [[Kuriyama Chiaki]].
* Since Shiina's style is so vastly different (ranging from Jazz, to Pop, to Rock, to [[Enka]]) she has made a new genre for herself, which she calls "Shinjuku-kei." This is a play on the style of music called "Shibuya-kei" and translates to "the style of Shinjuku" (the business district of Tokyo), and is a reference in the adaptive way that Japanese businessmen are portrayed.
* Shiina's trademark symbol is the Kronekodow. The romaji form is Kuronekodou (黒猫堂), meaning "The Magnificent Black Cat".
* Shiina's mother, Shiina Akiko, is a ballet-dancer and her father, Shiina Koutaro, works at a gas company.

==Discography==
[[Image:Shiina Ringo - Ariamaru Tomi promo.jpg|thumb|300px|Shiina Ringo promoting "[[Ariamaru Tomi]]" (2009)]]
[[Image:CarnationPROMO.jpg|thumb|300px|Shiina Ringo promoting "[[Carnation (Shiina Ringo)|Carnation]]" (2011)]]
[[Image:ShiinaRingo2013.jpg|thumb|300px|Shiina Ringo promoting "[[Irohanihoheto / Kodoku no Akatsuki]]" (2013)]]
[[Image:Shiina Ringo - NIPPON promo.jpg|thumb|300px|Shiina Ringo promoting "[[Nippon|NIPPON]]" (2014)]]
[[Image:Shiina Ringo - Nagaku Mijikai Matsuri Kamisama Hotokesama promo.jpg|thumb|300px|Shiina Ringo promoting "[[Nagaku Mijikai Matsuri / Kamisama, Hotokesama]]" (2015)]]
[[Image:Shiina Ringo - Gyakuyunyuu ~Kouwankyoku~ 2 promo.jpg|thumb|300px|Shiina Ringo promoting ''[[Gyakuyunyuu ~Kouwankyoku~ Vol. 2|Gyakuyunyuu ~Kouwankyoku~ vol.2]]'' (2017)]]

===Studio Albums===
* [1999.02.24] [[Muzai Moratorium]] (無罪モラトリアム; ''Innocence Moratorium'')
* [2000.03.31] [[Shouso Strip]] (勝訴ストリップ; ''Winning Strip'')
* [2003.02.23] [[Kalk Samen Kuri no Hana]] (加爾基　精液　栗ノ花; ''Lime Semen Chestnut Flower'')
* [2007.02.21] [[Heisei Fuuzoku]] (平成風俗; ''Japanese Manners'')
* [2009.06.24] [[Sanmon Gossip]] (三文ゴシップ; ''Superficial Gossip'')
* [2014.11.05] [[Hi Izuru Tokoro]] (日出処; ''Land of the Rising Sun (Sunny)'')
* [2019.05.27] [[Sandokushi]] (三毒史; ''Three Poisons Klesha'')

===Other Albums===
* [2000.09.13] [[Zecchoushuu]] (絶頂集; ''The Acme Collection'') (3CD Single Set)
* [2002.05.27] [[Utaite Myouri ~Sono Ichi~]] (唄ひ手冥利~其ノ壱~; ''A Favor of Duty, Part I'') (Cover Album)
* [2008.07.02] [[Watashi to Houden]] (私と放電; ''Me and Electric Discharge'') (B-side Best Album)
* [2013.11.13] [[Ukina]] (浮き名; ''Talk of the Town'') (Collaboration Best Album)
* [2013.11.13] [[Mitsugetsu Shou]] (蜜月抄; ''Honeymoon Excerpt'') (Live Best Album)
* [2014.05.27] [[Gyakuyunyuu ~Kouwankyoku~]] (逆輸入～港湾局～; ''Reimportation ~Port and Harbor Authority~'') (Self-Cover Album)
* [2017.12.06] [[Gyakuyunyuu ~Kouwankyoku~ Vol. 2|Gyakuyunyuu ~Kouwankyoku~ vol.2]] (逆輸入～港湾局～ vol.2) (Self-Cover Album)

===Tribute Albums===
* [2018.05.23] [[Adam to Eve no Ringo]] (アダムとイヴの林檎; ''Adam and Eve's Apple'')

===Box Sets===
* [2008.11.25] [[Mora|MoRA]]
* [2013.11.13] [[Live (Shiina Ringo)|LiVE]]

===Singles===
* [1998.05.27] [[Koufukuron]] (幸福論; ''A View of Happiness'')
* [1998.09.09] [[Kabukichou no Joou]] (歌舞伎町の女王; ''Queen of [[wikipedia:Kabukicho|Kabuki-cho]]'')
* [1999.01.20] [[Koko de Kiss Shite.]] (ここでキスして。; ''Kiss Me'')
* [1999.10.27] [[Honnou]] (本能; ''Instinct'')
* [1999.10.27] [[Koufukuron]] (幸福論; ''A View of Happiness'') (re-release)
* [2000.01.26] [[Gips]] (ギブス; ''Plaster Cast'')
* [2000.01.26] [[Tsumi to Batsu]] (罪と罰; ''Crime and Punishment'')
* [2001.03.28] [[Mayonaka wa Junketsu]] (真夜中は純潔; ''Chastity at Midnight'')
* [2003.01.22] [[Stem ~Daimyou Asobi Hen~|STEM ~Daimyou Asobi Hen~]] (茎(STEM) ~大名遊ビ編~; ''Stem ~At Play With a [[wikipedia:Daimyo|Feudal Lord]]~'')
* [2003.11.25] [[Ringo no Uta]] (りんごのうた; ''A Song of Apples'')
* [2009.05.27] [[Ariamaru Tomi]] (ありあまる富; ''The Invaluable'')
* [2011.11.02] [[Carnation (Shiina Ringo)|Carnation]] (カーネーション)
* [2013.05.27] [[Irohanihoheto / Kodoku no Akatsuki]] (いろはにほへと / 孤独のあかつき; ''Though The Bright Colors May Be Fragrant (Les couleurs chantent)/ In the Event of Loneliness (La solitude de l'aube)'')
* [2014.06.11] [[Nippon|NIPPON]]
* [2015.02.25] [[Shijou no Jinsei]] (至上の人生; ''A Life Supreme'')
* [2015.08.05] [[Nagaku Mijikai Matsuri / Kamisama, Hotokesama]] (長く短い祭 / 神様、仏様; ''A Long, Short Festival (No verão, as noites) / God, nor Buddha'')

===Split Singles===
* [2007.01.17] [[Kono Yo no Kagiri]] (この世の限り; ''The Limits of this World (Memory)'') ('''Shiina Ringo''' x [[Saito Neko]] + [[Shiina Junpei]])

===Digital Singles===
* [2002.04.10] [[Georgy Porgy]] ('''Yokoshima''')
* [2006.11.11] [[Karisome Otome|Karisome Otome (DEATH JAZZ ver.)]] (カリソメ乙女; ''Temporary Virgin'') ('''Shiina Ringo x''' [[SOIL&"PIMP"SESSIONS]])
* [2008.09.12] [[Tsumiki Asobi|Tsumiki Asobi (from Zazen Extasy)]] (積木遊び (座禅エクスタシーより); ''Playing with Blocks'')
* [2009.03.06] [[Koko de Kiss Shite.|Koko de Kiss Shite. (Ringo EXPO 08)]] (ここでキスして。; ''Kiss Me Here.'')
* [2009.03.06] [[Gips|Gips (Ringo EXPO 08)]] (ギブス; ''Plaster Cast'')
* [2009.03.06] [[Tadashii Machi|Tadashii Machi (Ringo EXPO 08)]] (正しい街; ''The Right City'')
* [2009.03.06] [[Yokyou|Yokyou (Ringo EXPO 08)]] (余興; ''Entertainment'')
* [2009.06.12] [[Shun (Shiina Ringo)|Shun]] (旬; ''Season'')
* [2009.09.30] [[My Foolish Heart ~Crazy in Shibuya~|MY FOOLISH HEART ~Crazy in Shibuya~]] ('''Shiina Ringo x''' [[SOIL&"PIMP"SESSIONS]])
* [2012.01.06] [[Between Today and Tomorrow (Shiina Ringo)|Between Today and Tomorrow]]
* [2012.05.16] [[Jiyuu e Michizure]] (自由へ道連れ; ''Traveling Companion To Freedom'')
* [2013.01.30] [[The Best 3 (Shiina Ringo)|The Best 3]]
* [2014.10.01] [[Arikitarina Onna]] (ありきたりな女; ''Ordinary Woman'')
* [2015.05.13] [[Saihate ga Mitai]] (最果てが見たい; ''I Want to See the Very End'')
* [2016.08.22] [[Jiyudom]] (ジユーダム)
* [2016.08.22] [[13 Jours au Japon ~2020 Nippon no Natsu~|13 jours au Japon ~2020 Nippon no Natsu~]]
* [2017.04.20] [[Menukidouri]] (目抜き通り) (Shiina Ringo & [[Tortoise Matsumoto]])
* [2017.10.02] [[Oishii Kisetsu]] (おいしい季節; ''The Creamy Season'')
* [2017.12.22] [[Otona no Okite]] (おとなの掟) (Shiina Ringo & [[Matsuzaki Nao]])
* [2018.10.02] [[Kemono Yuku Hosomichi]] (獣ゆく細道) (Shiina Ringo & [[Miyamoto Koji]])
* [2019.04.22] [[Niwatori to Hebi to Buta]] (鶏と蛇と豚)

===Vinyls===
* [2001.03.13] [[Mayonaka wa Junketsu]] (真夜中は純潔)
* [2003.05.27] [[Kalk Samen Kuri no Hana]] (加爾基　精液　栗ノ花)
* [2007.04.25] [[Heisei Fuuzoku]] (平成風俗)
* [2008.11.25] [[Muzai Moratorium]] (無罪モラトリアム)
* [2008.11.25] [[Shouso Strip]] (勝訴ストリップ)
* [2009.08.26] [[Saturday Night Gossip]] (サタデーナイト・ゴシップ)

===Video Releases===
* [1999.10.11] [[Seiteki Healing ~Vol.1~]] (VHS) (性的ヒーリング ~其ノ壱~)
* [2000.08.30] [[Seiteki Healing ~Vol.2~]] (性的ヒーリング ~其ノ弐~)
* [2000.12.07] [[Gekokujyo Xstasy]] (下剋上エクスタシー)
* [2000.12.07] [[Hatsuiku Status Gokiritsu Japon]] (発育ステータス御起立ジャポン)
* [2003.01.22] [[Tanpen Kinema Hyakuiro Megane]](百色眼鏡)
* [2003.05.27] [[Baishou Ecstasy]] (賣笑エクスタシー)
* [2003.08.20] [[Seiteki Healing ~Vol.3~]] (性的ヒーリング ~其ノ参~)
* [2003.12.17] [[Electric Mole]]
* [2007.02.21] [[Dai Ikkai Ringohan Taikai no Moyo]] (第一回林檎班大会の模様; ''The Pattern of the Very First Ringohan Convention'')
* [2007.04.25] [[Heisei Fuuzoku Daikinjou]] (平成風俗大吟醸)
* [2008.07.02] [[Watashi no Hatsuden]] (私の発電)
* [2008.09.17] [[Zazen Extasy]] (座禅エクスタシー)
* [2009.03.11] [[Ringo Expo 08|Ringo EXPO 08]]
* [2009.08.26] [[Seiteki Healing ~Vol.4~]] (性的ヒーリング ~其ノ四~)
* [2013.11.13] [[The Sexual Healing Total Care Course 120min.]]
* [2014.03.19] [[Tou Taikai Heisei 25-nen Kamiyamachou Taikai]] (党大会　平成二十五年神山町大会; ''Kamiyama Party Convention 2013'')
* [2015.03.18] [[Ringo Haku '14 -Toshionna no Gyakushuu-]] (林檎博'14 －年女の逆襲－; ''Ringo Expo '14 -Counter-Attack of the Chinese Astrological Woman of the Year-'')
* [2017.05.31] [[Shiina Ringo to Kyatsura ga Yuku Hyakkiyako 2015]] (椎名林檎と彼奴等がゆく百鬼夜行2015)
* [2018.07.04] [[(Nama) Ringo Haku '14 -Toshionna no Gyakushuu-]] (（生）林檎博’14 ―年女の逆襲― )
* [2018.11.21] [[Shina Ringo to Aitsura no Iru Shinkuu Chitai]] (椎名林檎と彼奴等の居る真空地帯)
* [2019.05.27] [[(Nama) Ringo Haku '18 -Fuwaku no Yoyuu-]] ((生)林檎博'18 -不惑の余裕-)

===Other Video Releases===
* [2005.03.30] [[Minna no Uta Best Hit Collection]] ("Ringo no Uta")

===Compilations / Other===
* [1998.12.02] ''[[Now Japan|NOW JAPAN]]'' ("Koufukuron")
* [1998.12.18] [[Taniguchi Takashi]] - ''[[Beginning (Taniguchi Takashi)|becoming]]'' (#1 "becoming", #6 "Rock & Hammer") (Guest Vocals)
* [1999.01.30] [[Heart Bazaar]] - ''[[Baobab]]'' (#4 "Shiroi Yume") (Keyboards)
* [1999.09.22] ''[[Dear Yuming -Yumi Arai / Yumi Matsutoya Cover Collection-]]'' ("Kageri Yuku Heya")
* [2002.05.27] [[Shiina Junpei]] - ''[[Discovery (Shiina Junpei)|discovery]]'' (#5 "WHERE IS THE LOVE") (Guest Vocals)
* [2002.10.17] ''[[Ichigo Ichie Sweets for My Spitz|Ichigo Ichie Sweets for my SPITZ]]'' (#1 "Spika")
* [2002.12.11] ''[[Queen's Fellows: Yuming 30th Anniversary Cover Album|Queen's Fellows: yuming 30th anniversary cover album]]'' ("Kageri Yuku Heya")
* [2004.02.18] ''[[Collabo|COLLABO]]'' ("WHERE IS THE LOVE")
* [2004.04.23] ''[[Our Last Days -Casshern OST-]]'' (#1 "STEM (Casshern Version)")
* [2004.09.01] [[Zazen Boys]] - ''[[Zazen Boys II]]'' (#2 "CRAZY DAYS CRAZY FEELING", #4 "Anmin Bou") (Guest Vocals)
* [2004.10.27] [[Shiina Junpei]] - ''[[Rhodes to Freedom|Rhodes to Freedom]]'' ("Tamangi no Happy Song")
* [2004.12.08] ''[[Fm802 Heavy Rotations J-Hits Complete '96-'99|FM802 HEAVY ROTATIONS J-HITS COMPLETE '96-'99]]'' ("Koko de Kiss Shite")
* [2005.03.30] ''[[Venus Japan|VENUS JAPAN]]'' (#2 "STEM ~Daimyou Asobi Hen~")
* [2005.09.30] ''[[Happy Birthday, John|HAPPY BIRTHDAY, JOHN]]'' ("Yer Blues")
* [2005.12.07] [[MO'SOME TONEBENDER]] - ''[[Rockin' Luuula]]'' (#2 "Rockin' Luuula" (Guest Vocals), #6 "Mashed Potato Boogie" (Harmonica))
* [2006.07.12] [[Asai Kenichi]] - "[[Kiken Sugiru]]" (#1 "Kiken Sugiru") (Guest Vocals)
* [2009.03.25] [[Maboroshi (group)|Maboroshi]] - ''[[Maboroshi no Shi]]'' (#3 "Amai Yamai") (Guest Vocals)
* [2009.09.16] [[SOIL&"PIMP"SESSIONS]] - ''[[6 (SOIL&"PIMP"SESSIONS)|6]]'' (#9 "MY FOOLISH HEART ~crazy on earth~") (Guest Vocals)
* [2011.03.16] [[Rekishi]] - ''[[Rekishi (album)|Rekishi]]'' (#2 "Kira Kira Bushi") (Guest Vocals)
* [2013.06.26] [[SOIL&"PIMP"SESSIONS]] - [[Koroshiya Kiki Ippatsu]]
* [2014.12.09] ''[[Utada Hikaru no Uta]]'' (#2 "Letters")
* [2016.09.28] [[Utada Hikaru]] - ''[[Fantome|Fantôme]]'' (#4 "Nijikan Dake No Vacance" featuring Shiina Ringo)

==Composed Works==
===Studio Albums===
* [1999.02.17] [[Hirosue Ryoko]] - ''[[Private (Hirosue Ryoko album)|private]]'' (#8 "Private")
* [1999.02.24] [[Tomosaka Rie]] - ''[[Murasaki.]]'' (#5 "Cappuccino", #8 "Mokuren no Cream", #11 "Shampoo")
* [2009.06.17] [[PUFFY]] - ''[[Bring It!]]'' (#5 "Shuen no Onna", #11 "Hiyori Hime")
* [2009.06.24] [[Tomosaka Rie]] - ''[[Toridori.]]'' (#2 "Tokai no Manner", #7 "Kodomo no Joukei")

===Singles===
* [1998.10.07] [[Hirosue Ryoko]] - "[[Jeans]]" (#2 "Private")
* [1999.01.27] [[Tomosaka Rie]] - "[[Cappuccino]]"
* [2000.06.21] [[Tomosaka Rie]] - "[[Shojo Robot]]"
* [2008.09.03] [[TOKIO]] - "[[Amagasa / Akireru Kurai Bokura wa Negaou]]" (#1 "Amagasa", #2 "Kachuu no Otoko")
* [2009.02.25] [[PUFFY]] - "[[Hiyori Hime]]" (#1 "Hiyori Hime")
* [2011.03.02] [[Kuriyama Chiaki]] - "[[Oishii Kisetsu / Ketteiteki Sanpunkan]]"
* [2011.11.23] [[Kuriyama Chiaki]] - "[[Tsukiyo no Shouzou]]"
* [2016.02.03] [[Hayashibara Megumi]] - "[[Usurahi Shinjuu]]" (lyrics, music, arrangement, and production)

==Musical Equipment==
===Guitars===
* [[Duesenberg Starplayer II]] - Surf Green
* [[Rickenbacker 620]]
* [[Nagare]]
* [[Duesenberg Starplayer TV]] - Silver Sparkle
* [[Duesenberg Starplayer TV]] - Shena Ringo Special Edition
* [[Deusenberg Starplayer Special|Deusenberg Starplayer Special]] - Vintage White

===Amplifier===
* [[Orange Overdrive OR412|Orange Overdrive OR412]]

===Others===
* [[Speaker]]
* [[Sensaphonics Pro 2XS "Glitter" variant In Ear Monitors (IEMs)]]

==Awards==
(Note: These are incomplete and are ongoing)

* [1999] [[Japan Gold Disc Award's]] - ''Rock Album of the Year'' ([[Muzai Moratorium]])
* [2000] [[Record Awards|Record Awards]] - ''Best Album of the Year'' ([[Shouso Strip]])
* [2000] [[Japan Gold Disc Award's]] - ''Rock Album of the Year'' ([[Shouso Strip]])
* [2005] [[Space Shower TV Video Music Awards|Space Shower TV Video Music Awards]] - ''Best Group Video'' ([[Gunjou Biyori]])

==External Links==
* [http://www.kronekodow.com/ Official Website]
* [http://www.emimusic.jp/artist/ringo/ EMI Music Profile]

{{Shiina Ringo}}

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Discovery (Tokyo Jihen)

2019-08-30T14:39:33Z

MrROBAATO2190:

[[Image:DiscoveryDVD.jpg|thumb|250px|DVD Cover]]
[[Image:Discoverybluray.jpg|thumb|250px|Blu-ray Cover]]

; Artist
: [[Tokyo Jihen]]
; Video
: Discovery
; Released
: 2012.02.15
; Catalog Number
: TOBF-5723 (DVD)
: TOXF-5723 (Blu-ray)
; Price
: ¥4,200 (DVD)
: ¥5,200 (Blu-ray)
; Tracklist
# [[Tengoku e Youkoso]] (天国へようこそ; ''Welcome to Heaven (Where's Heaven)'')
# [[Sora ga Natteiru]] (空が鳴っている; ''The Sky is Ringing (The Reverberation)'')
# [[Kaze ni Ayakatte Yuke]] (風に肖って行け; ''Go and Share in the Wind's Good Luck (Go With the Wind)'')
# [[Carnation (Shiina Ringo)|Carnation]] (カーネーション)
# [[Kaitei ni Sukuu Otoko]] (海底に巣くう男; ''The Man Who Haunts the Bottom of the Sea (Regardez-moi)'')
# [[Karisome Otome]] (カリソメ乙女; ''Temporary Virgin'')
# [[Kinjirareta Asobi (Tokyo Jihen)|Kinjirareta Asobi]] (禁じられた遊び; ''Forbidden Game (Jeux interdits)'')
# [[Osorubeki Otonatachi]] (恐るべき大人達; ''Horrible Adults (Les adultes terribles)'')
# [[Katsute wa Otoko to Onna]] (かつては男と女; ''Formerly Man and Woman (Un homme et une femme)'')
# [[Handsome Sugite]] (ハンサム過ぎて; ''Too Handsome'')
# [[Himitsu (Tokyo Jihen)|Himitsu]] (秘密; ''A Secret'')
# [[Botomin (Tokyo Jihen)|Botomin]] (某都民; ''The Citizens'')
# [[Dopamint!]] (ドーパミント!)
# [[Onna no Ko wa Daredemo]] (女の子は誰でも; ''A Girl is Anyone (Fly Me to Heaven)'')
# [[Kabuki (Tokyo Jihen)|Kabuki]] (歌舞伎; ''[[wikipedia:Kabuki|Kabuki]]'')
# [[Mirrorball (Tokyo Jihen)|Mirrorball]] (ミラーボール) (original: [[Petrolz]])
# [[Noudouteki Sanpunkan]] (能動的三分間: ''Three Minutes'')
# [[Osca|OSCA]]
# [[Zettaichitai Soutaichi]] (絶対値対相対値; ''Relative vs. Absolute'')
# [[Denpa Tsuushin]] (電波通信; ''Radio Transmission (Put Your Antenna Up)'')
# [[Denki no Nai Toshi]] (電気のない都市; ''City Without Electricity'')
# [[21-seiki Uchuu no Ko]] (21世紀宇宙の子; ''21st Century Universe Girl (Child Of The 21st Century Universe)'')
# [[Senkou Shoujo (Tokyo Jihen song)|Senkou Shoujo]] (閃光少女; ''Flash Girl (Put Your Camera Down)'')
# [[Konya wa Kara Sawagi]] (今夜はから騒ぎ; ''Beaucoup de Bruit pour Rien'')
# [[Gunjou Biyori]] (群青日和; ''Ideal Days for Ultramarine'')
# [[Atarashii Bunmei-kaika]] (新しい文明開化; ''Brand New Civilization'')

; Information
<div align="justify">
''Discovery'' is the tenth DVD (sixth live concert DVD) and third Blu-ray released by [[Tokyo Jihen]]. It features footage from their ''Live Tour 2011 Discovery''. The DVD reached #1 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and charted for 13 weeks.
</div>

==External Links==
*[http://www.oricon.co.jp/prof/artist/345261/products/cinema/949294/1/ Oricon Profile]

{{Tokyo Jihen}}

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Bon Voyage (Tokyo Jihen)

2019-08-30T14:37:43Z

MrROBAATO2190:

[[Image:BonVoyageDVD.jpg|thumb|250px|DVD Cover]]
[[Image:BonVoyagebluray.jpg|thumb|250px|Blu-ray Cover]]

; Artist
: [[Tokyo Jihen]]
; Video
: Bon Voyage
; Released
: 2012.06.13
; Catalog Number
: TOBF-5737 (DVD)
: TOXF-5723 (Blu-ray)
; Price
: ¥4,200 (DVD)
: ¥5,200 (Blu-ray)
; Tracklist
# [[Ikiru (Tokyo Jihen)|Ikiru]] (生きる; ''To Live (Vivre)'')
# [[Atarashii Bunmei-kaika]] (新しい文明開化; ''Brand New Civilization'')
# [[Konya wa Kara Sawagi]] (今夜はから騒ぎ; ''Beaucoup de Bruit pour Rien'')
# [[Osca|OSCA]]
# [[Foul (Tokyo Jihen)|FOUL]]
# [[Season Sayonara]] シーズンサヨナラ; ''Season Goodbye (Season SAYONARA)'')
# [[Carnation (Shiina Ringo)|Carnation [inst.]]] (カーネーション)
# [[Kaitei ni Sukuu Otoko]] (海底に巣くう男; ''The Man Who Haunts the Bottom of the Sea (Regardez-moi)'')
# [[Kai Horror Dust]] (怪ホラーダスト; ''Creepy Horror Dust'')
# [[Honto no Tokoro]] (ほんとのところ; ''To Tell the Truth'')
# [[Saita|sa_i_ta]] (''bl_oom_ed'')
# [[Noudouteki Sanpunkan]] (能動的三分間: ''Three Minutes'')
# [[Shuraba]] (修羅場; ''The Rat's Nest'')
# [[Zettai Zetsumei (Tokyo Jihen)|Zettai Zetsumei]] (絶体絶命; ''Stalemate (Life May Be Monotonous But the Sun Shines)'')
# [[Ice Cream no Uta]] (アイスクリームの歌; ''Ice Cream Song'')
# Bonus Stage (from Ice Climber) [inst.] (ボーナスステージ (アイスクライマーより))
# [[Oishii Kisetsu (Tokyo Jihen)|Oishii Kisetsu]] (おいしい季節; ''The Creamy Season'')
# [[Onna no Ko wa Daredemo]] (女の子は誰でも; ''A Girl is Anyone (Fly Me to Heaven)'')
# [[Omatsuri Sawagi]] (御祭騒ぎ; ''Festival Uproar'')
# [[Tengoku e Youkoso]] (天国へようこそ; ''Welcome to Heaven (Where's Heaven)'')
# [[Time Capsule (Tokyo Jihen)|Time Capsule]] (タイムカプセル)
# [[Denpa Tsuushin]] (電波通信; ''Radio Transmission (Put Your Antenna Up)'')
# [[Senkou Shoujo (Tokyo Jihen song)|Senkou Shoujo]] (閃光少女; ''Flash Girl'')
# [[Kachiikusa]] (勝ち戦; ''Victory (Win Every Fight)'')
# [[Killer Tune]] (キラーチューン)
# [[Sora ga Natteiru]] (空が鳴っている; ''The Sky is Ringing (The Reverberation)'')
# [[Marunouchi Sadistic]] (丸ノ内サディスティック; ''[[Wikipedia:Marunouchi|Marunouchi]] Sadistic'')
# [[Gunjou Biyori]] (群青日和; ''Ideal Days for Ultramarine'')
# [[Seishun no Mabataki (Tokyo Jihen)|Seishun no Mabataki]] (青春の瞬き; ''Moment of Youth'')
# [[Toumei Ningen (Tokyo Jihen)|Toumei Ningen]] (透明人間; ''Invisible Man'')

; Information
<div align="justify">
''Bon Voyage'' is the 11th DVD (seventh live concert DVD) and fourth Blu-ray released by [[Tokyo Jihen]]. It features their final concert held at Nippon Budokan on February 29th, 2012. The DVD reached #3 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and charted for 15 weeks.
</div>

==External Links==
* [http://www.oricon.co.jp/prof/artist/345261/products/cinema/967656/1/ Oricon Profile]

{{Tokyo Jihen}}

[[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
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[[Category:June 2012]]

Chin Play Kou Play

2019-08-30T14:36:31Z

MrROBAATO2190:

[[Image:ChinPlayKouPlayDVD.jpg|thumb|250px|DVD Cover]]
[[Image:ChinPlayKouPlaybluray.jpg|thumb|250px|Blu-ray Cover]]

; Artist
: [[Tokyo Jihen]]
; Video
: Chin Play Kou Play (珍プレー好プレー; ''bloopers and highlights'')
; Released
: 2012.08.29
; Catalog Number
: TOBF-5750 (DVD)
: TOXF-5750 (Blu-ray)
; Price
: ¥3,800 (DVD)
: ¥4,600 (Blu-ray)
; Tracklist
* Dynamite! 2005.02.09 / Century Hall Nagoya
# [[Ringo no Uta]] (林檎の唄; ''A Song of Apples'')
# [[Kurumaya-san (Tokyo Jihen)|Kurumaya-san]] (車屋さん) (original: [[Hibari Misora]])
# [[Koi no Urikomi]] (恋の売り込み; ''I'm Gonna Knock On Your Door'')
* DOMESTIC! Virgin LINE 2006.02.19 / Nippon Budokan
# [[Souretsu]] (葬列; ''Funeral'')
# [[Kyogenshou]] (虚言症; ''I Am a Liar'')
# [[Bokoku Joucho]] (母国情緒; ''Feelings for My Motherland'')
# [[Rakujitsu (Tokyo Jihen)|Rakujitsu]] (落日; ''Dusk'')
* "DOMESTIC!" Just can’t help it. 2006.05.26 / NHK Hall
# [[Yukiguni]] (雪国; ''[[:wikipedia:Niigata Prefecture|Niigata]] (Snow Country)'')
# [[Dynamite (Tokyo Jihen)|Dynamite]] (ダイナマイト) (original: [[wikipedia:Brenda Lee|Brenda Lee]])
# [[Kenka Joutou]] (喧嘩上等; ''Active Fighting'')
* Spa & Treatment 2007.11.21 / Zepp Tokyo
# [[Kingyo no Hako]] (金魚の箱; ''A Box of Goldfish'')
# [[Shiseikatsu (Tokyo Jihen)|Shiseikatsu]] (私生活; ''Backstage'')
# [[Kurone Kodou]] (黒猫道; ''My Way'')
* Ultra C 2010.05.12 / Tokyo International Forum
# [[Denpa Tsuushin]] (電波通信; ''Radio Transmission (Put Your Antenna Up'')
# [[Ikiru (Tokyo Jihen)|Ikiru]] (生きる; ''To Live (Vivre)'')
# [[Noriki (Tokyo Jihen)|Noriki]] (乗り気; ''Eagerness (Ride Every Wave)'')
* DISCOVERY 2011.12.07 / Tokyo International Forum
# [[Sora ga Natteiru]] (空が鳴っている; ''The Sky is Ringing (The Reverberation)'')
# [[Himitsu (Tokyo Jihen)|Himitsu]] (秘密; ''A Secret'')
# [[Konya wa Kara Sawagi]] (今夜はから騒ぎ; ''Beaucoup de Bruit pour Rien'')
* Domestique Bon Voyage 2012.02.29 / Nippon Budokan
# [[Atarashii Bunmei-kaika]] (新しい文明開化; ''Brand New Civilization'')
# [[Noudouteki Sanpunkan]] (能動的三分間; ''Three Minutes'')
# [[Gunjou Biyori]] (群青日和; ''Ideal Days for Ultramarine'')
* Fes & Events Digest
# "0724YAMABIKARI" 
## [[Sono Onna Fushidara ni Tsuki]] (その淑女(をんな)ふしだらにつき; ''The Lady is a Tramp'') (original: [[wikipedia:Ella Fitzgerald|Ella Fitzgerald]])
# "FM802 MEET THE WORLD BEAT 2004" 
## [[Omatsuri Sawagi]] (御祭騒ぎ; ''Festival Uproar'')
# "FUJI ROCK FESTIVAL '04”" 
## [[Sounan (Tokyo Jihen)|Sounan]] (遭難; ''A Distress'')
# "COUNTDOWN JAPAN 06/07" 
## [[Oiran]] (花魁; ''[[wikipedia:Oiran|Courtesan]]'')
## [[Blackout]] (ブラックアウト)
# "RISING SUN ROCK FESTIVAL 2008 in EZO" 
## [[Senkou Shoujo (Tokyo Jihen song)|Senkou Shoujo]] (閃光少女; ''Flash Girl (Put Your Camera Down)'')
# "SOCIETY OF THE CITIZENS Vol2." 
## [[Bb. Queen|BB.QUEEN]]
## [[Mirrorball (Tokyo Jihen)|Mirrorball]] (ミラーボール) (original: [[Petrolz]])
# "COUNTDOWN JAPAN 09/10" 
## [[Gaman (Tokyo Jihen)|Gaman]] (我慢; ''Frustration'')
## [[Ariamaru Tomi]] (ありあまる富; ''The Invaluable'')
# "EMI ROCKS 2010" 
## [[Tengoku e Youkoso]] (天国へようこそ; ''Welcome to Heaven (Where's Heaven)'')
## [[Toumei Ningen (Tokyo Jihen)|Toumei Ningen]] (透明人間; ''Invisible Man'')
# "EMI ROCKS 2012" 
## [[Saita|sa_i_ta]] (''bl_oom_ed'')
## [[Killer Tune]] (キラーチューン)
* Special Edit
# [[Marunouchi Sadistic|Marunouchi Sadistic (Special Edition)]] (丸ノ内サディスティック)

; Information
<div align="justify">
''Chin Play Kou Play'' is the 12th DVD (eighth live concert DVD) and fifth Blu-ray released by [[Tokyo Jihen]]. It's a live history video release featuring performances selected from their seven tours. It also includes digest footage of music festivals and events they participated. The DVD reached #1 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and charted for 6 weeks.
</div>

==External Links==
* [http://www.oricon.co.jp/prof/artist/345261/products/cinema/977045/1/ Oricon Profile]

{{Tokyo Jihen}}

[[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
[[Category:2012 DVDs]]
[[Category:Number 1 DVDs]]
[[Category:2012 Blu-ray]]
[[Category:August 2012]]

Color Bars

2019-08-30T14:31:52Z

MrROBAATO2190:

[[Image:Colorbars.jpg|thumb|300px|Mini-Album Cover]]

; Artist
: [[Tokyo Jihen]]
; Mini-Album
: color bars
; Released
: 2012.01.18
; Catalog Number
: TOCT-22311
; Price
: ¥1,700
; Tracklist
# [[Konya wa Kara Sawagi]] (今夜はから騒ぎ; ''Beaucoup de Bruit pour Rien'')
# [[Kai Horror Dust]] (怪ホラーダスト; ''Creepy Horror Dust'')
# [[Time Capsule (Tokyo Jihen)|Time Capsule]] (タイムカプセル)
# [[Saita|sa_i_ta]] (''bl_oom_ed'')
# [[Honto no Tokoro]] (ほんとのところ; ''To Tell the Truth'')

; Information
<div align="justify">
''color bars'' is the first and only mini-album released by [[Tokyo Jihen]], as well as their last original release before their dissolution on February 29th, 2012. The album includes songs made by each member of the band. The album's jacket cover is a combination of many ''color bars'', which is a representation of [[wikipedia:SMPTE color bars|SMPTE color bars]], a reference to the end of the band, as color bars fill television screens after all the TV programs for the day finish broadcasting. First press editions feature a cardboard sleeve jacket. The mini-album reached #2 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and charted for 9 weeks.
</div>

==Oricon Chart Positions==
[[Image:colorbarspromo.jpg|thumb|300px|[[Tokyo Jihen]] promoting the mini-album]]

{| border="1" cellpadding="2" style="margin: 1em; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|- style="background:#efefef"
!Mon||Tue||Wed||Thu||Fri||Sat||Sun||Week Rank||Sales
|- align="center"
||- ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||2 ||78,318
|- align="center"
||x ||12 ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||6 ||14,013
|- align="center"
||x ||x ||x ||x ||13 ||14 ||14 ||14 ||5,767
|- align="center"
||18 ||12 ||30 ||26 ||25 ||23 ||21 ||27 ||3,350
|- align="center"
||28 ||25 ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x,xxx
|}

'''Total Reported Sales:''' 98,098*

==External Links==
* [http://www.oricon.co.jp/prof/artist/345261/products/music/946293/1/ Oricon Profile]

{{Tokyo Jihen}}

[[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
[[Category:2012 Mini-Albums]]
[[Category:2012 Oricon Top 100 Albums]]
[[Category:January 2012]]

Tokyo Collection

2019-08-30T14:28:58Z

MrROBAATO2190:

[[Image:TokyoCollection.jpg|thumb|300px|Album Cover]]

; Artist
: [[Tokyo Jihen]]
; Album
: Tokyo Collection (東京コレクション)
; Released
: 2012.02.15
; Catalog Number
: TOCT-28045
; Price
: ¥2,800
; Tracklist
# [[Sanjuunisai no Wakare]] (三十二歳の別れ; ''A Separation'')
# [[Kinjirareta Asobi (Tokyo Jihen)|Kinjirareta Asobi]] (禁じられた遊び; ''Forbidden Game (Jeux interdits)'')
# [[Katsute wa Otoko to Onna]] (かつては男と女; ''Formerly Man and Woman (Un homme et une femme)'')
# [[Killer Tune]] (キラーチューン)
# [[Osca|OSCA]]
# [[Mirrorball (Tokyo Jihen)|Mirrorball]] (ミラーボール) (original: [[Petrolz]])
# [[Fukushuu (Tokyo Jihen)|Fukushuu]] (復讐; ''Vengeance'')
# [[Pinocchio (Tokyo Jihen)|Pinocchio]] (ピノキオ)
# [[Senkou Shoujo (Tokyo Jihen song)|Senkou Shoujo]] (閃光少女; ''Flash Girl (Put Your Camera Down)'')
# [[Toumei Ningen]] (透明人間; ''Invisible Man'')
# [[Marunouchi Sadistic]] (丸の内サディスティック)
# [[Superstar (Tokyo Jihen)|Superstar]] (スーパースター)
# [[Gunjou Biyori]] (群青日和; ''Ideal Days for Ultramarine'')
# [[Yume no Ato]] (夢のあと; ''A Scar of Dreams'')

; Information
<div align="justify">
''Tokyo Collection'' is the first live best album released by [[Tokyo Jihen]]. The album features performances selected from the band's previous concerts. The album reached #1 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and charted for 15 weeks.
</div>

==Oricon Chart Positions==
[[Image:TokyoCollectionpromo.jpg|thumb|270px|[[Tokyo Jihen]] promoting the album]]

{| border="1" cellpadding="2" style="margin: 1em; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|- style="background:#efefef"
!Mon||Tue||Wed||Thu||Fri||Sat||Sun||Week Rank||Sales
|- align="center"
||- ||1 ||1 ||2 ||x ||x ||x ||1 ||36,404
|- align="center"
||x ||x ||9 ||15 ||10 ||8 ||11 ||14 ||9,583
|- align="center"
||7 ||22 ||9 || ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x,xxx
|- align="center"
||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x,xxx
|- align="center"
||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x,xxx
|}

'''Total Reported Sales:''' 45,987*

==External Links==
* [http://www.oricon.co.jp/prof/artist/345261/products/music/949271/1/ Oricon Profile]

{{Tokyo Jihen}}

[[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
[[Category:2012 Albums]]
[[Category:Number 1 Albums]]
[[Category:Best Album]]
[[Category:Live Albums]]
[[Category:February 2012]]

Template:Tokyo Jihen

2019-08-30T14:26:44Z

MrROBAATO2190:

{{Navbox
| name = Tokyo Jihen
| title = [[Tokyo Jihen]]
| image = [[image:DaihakkenPROMOO.jpg|230px]]
| above = [[:Category:Tokyo Jihen Songs|Songs]] {{·}} [[:Category:Tokyo Jihen Images|Images]]
| titlestyle = background:#566D7E;
| groupstyle = background:#95B9C7;
| abovestyle = background:#95B9C7;
| belowstyle = background:#566D7E;

| group1 = Studio Albums
| list1 = [[Kyouiku|Education]] {{·}} [[Adult]] {{·}} [[Variety]] {{·}} [[Sports (Tokyo Jihen)|Sports]] {{·}} [[Discovery]]

| group2 = Best Albums
| list2 = [[Tokyo Collection]] {{·}} [[Shinya Waku]]

| group3 = Mini-Albums
| list3 = [[Color Bars|color bars]]

| group4 = Box-Set
| list4 = [[Hard Disk (Tokyo Jihen)|Hard Disk]]

| group5 = Singles
| list5 = [[Gunjou Biyori]] {{·}} [[Sounan (Tokyo Jihen)|Sounan]] {{·}} [[Shuraba]] {{·}} [[Osca|OSCA]] {{·}} [[Killer Tune]] {{·}} [[Noudouteki Sanpunkan]] {{·}} [[Sora ga Natteiru / Onna no Ko wa Dare Demo]]

| group6 = Digital Singles
| list6 = [[Himitsu (Tokyo Jihen)|01]] {{·}} [[Koi wa Maboroshi (Tokyo Jihen)|02]] {{·}} [[Tasogare Naki|03]] {{·}} [[Shoujo Robot (Tokyo Jihen)|04]] {{·}} [[Sweet Spot (Tokyo Jihen)|05]] {{·}} [[Tengoku e Youkoso / Dopamint!|06]] {{·}} [[Handsome Sugite|07]] {{·}} [[Tengoku e Youkoso|08]] {{·}} [[Konya wa Kara Sawagi|09]] {{·}} [[Sanjuunisai no Wakare|10]] {{·}} [[Sanjuunisai no Wakare|11]] {{·}} [[Fukushuu (Tokyo Jihen)|12]] {{·}} [[Onna no Ko wa Dare Demo|13]] {{·}} [[Gunjou Biyori|14]] {{·}} [[Seishun no Mabataki|15]] {{·}} [[Atarashii Bunmei-kaika|16]] {{·}} [[Tadanaranu Kankei|17]]

| group7 = Video Releases
| list7 = [[Tokyo Incidents Vol.1|01]] {{·}} [[Dynamite In|02]] {{·}} [[Dynamite Out|03]] {{·}} [[Adult Video|04]] {{·}} [[Just Can't Help It.|05]] {{·}} [[Senkou Shoujo|06]] {{·}} [[Ultra C|07]] {{·}} [[Spa & Treatment|08]] {{·}} [[CS Channel|09]] {{·}} [[Discovery (Tokyo Jihen)|10]] {{·}} [[Bon Voyage (Tokyo Jihen)|11]] {{·}} [[Chin Play Kou Play|12]] {{·}} [[Golden Time (Tokyo Jihen)|13]]

| group8 = Vinyls
| list8 = [[Gunjou Biyori / Sounan]] {{·}} [["Adult Video" Original Sound Track|"ADULT VIDEO" Original Sound Track]] {{·}} [[Variety|Variety Zokango]]

|below = [http://www.toshiba-emi.co.jp/tokyojihen/ Official Website]
}}

Template:Tokyo Jihen

2019-08-30T14:25:16Z

MrROBAATO2190:

{{Navbox
| name = Tokyo Jihen
| title = [[Tokyo Jihen]]
| image = [[image:DaihakkenPROMOO.jpg|230px]]
| above = [[:Category:Tokyo Jihen Songs|Songs]] {{·}} [[:Category:Tokyo Jihen Images|Images]]
| titlestyle = background:#566D7E;
| groupstyle = background:#95B9C7;
| abovestyle = background:#95B9C7;
| belowstyle = background:#566D7E;

| group1 = Studio Albums
| list1 = [[Education]] {{·}} [[Adult]] {{·}} [[Variety]] {{·}} [[Sports (Tokyo Jihen)|Sports]] {{·}} [[Discovery]]

| group2 = Best Albums
| list2 = [[Tokyo Collection]] {{·}} [[Shinya Waku]]

| group3 = Mini-Albums
| list3 = [[Color Bars|color bars]]

| group4 = Box-Set
| list4 = [[Hard Disk (Tokyo Jihen)|Hard Disk]]

| group5 = Singles
| list5 = [[Gunjou Biyori]] {{·}} [[Sounan (Tokyo Jihen)|Sounan]] {{·}} [[Shuraba]] {{·}} [[Osca|OSCA]] {{·}} [[Killer Tune]] {{·}} [[Noudouteki Sanpunkan]] {{·}} [[Sora ga Natteiru / Onna no Ko wa Dare Demo]]

| group6 = Digital Singles
| list6 = [[Himitsu (Tokyo Jihen)|01]] {{·}} [[Koi wa Maboroshi (Tokyo Jihen)|02]] {{·}} [[Tasogare Naki|03]] {{·}} [[Shoujo Robot (Tokyo Jihen)|04]] {{·}} [[Sweet Spot (Tokyo Jihen)|05]] {{·}} [[Tengoku e Youkoso / Dopamint!|06]] {{·}} [[Handsome Sugite|07]] {{·}} [[Tengoku e Youkoso|08]] {{·}} [[Konya wa Kara Sawagi|09]] {{·}} [[Sanjuunisai no Wakare|10]] {{·}} [[Sanjuunisai no Wakare|11]] {{·}} [[Fukushuu (Tokyo Jihen)|12]] {{·}} [[Onna no Ko wa Dare Demo|13]] {{·}} [[Gunjou Biyori|14]] {{·}} [[Seishun no Mabataki|15]] {{·}} [[Atarashii Bunmei-kaika|16]] {{·}} [[Tadanaranu Kankei|17]]

| group7 = Video Releases
| list7 = [[Tokyo Incidents Vol.1|01]] {{·}} [[Dynamite In|02]] {{·}} [[Dynamite Out|03]] {{·}} [[Adult Video|04]] {{·}} [[Just Can't Help It.|05]] {{·}} [[Senkou Shoujo|06]] {{·}} [[Ultra C|07]] {{·}} [[Spa & Treatment|08]] {{·}} [[CS Channel|09]] {{·}} [[Discovery (Tokyo Jihen)|10]] {{·}} [[Bon Voyage (Tokyo Jihen)|11]] {{·}} [[Chin Play Kou Play|12]] {{·}} [[Golden Time (Tokyo Jihen)|13]]

| group8 = Vinyls
| list8 = [[Gunjou Biyori / Sounan]] {{·}} [["Adult Video" Original Sound Track|"ADULT VIDEO" Original Sound Track]] {{·}} [[Variety|Variety Zokango]]

|below = [http://www.toshiba-emi.co.jp/tokyojihen/ Official Website]
}}

Daihakken

2019-08-30T14:24:32Z

MrROBAATO2190:

[[Image:DaihakkenCover.jpg|thumb|300px|Album Cover]]

; Artist
: [[Tokyo Jihen]]
; Album
: Daihakken (大発見; ''Great Discovery (Discovery)'')
; Released
: 2011.06.29
; Catalog Number
: TOCT-27070
; Price
: ¥3,146
; Tracklist
# [[Tengoku e Youkoso|Tengoku e Youkoso For The Disc]] (天国へようこそ For The Disc; ''Welcome to Heaven (Where's Heaven For The Disc)'')
# [[Zettaichitai Soutaichi]] (絶対値対相対値; ''Relative vs. Absolute'')
# [[Atarashii Bunmei-kaika]] (新しい文明開化; ''Brand New Civilization'')
# [[Denki no Nai Toshi]] (電気のない都市; ''City Without Electricity'')
# [[Kaitei ni Sukuu Otoko]] (海底に巣くう男; ''The Man Who Haunts the Bottom of the Sea (Regardez-moi)'')
# [[Kinjirareta Asobi (Tokyo Jihen)|Kinjirareta Asobi]] (禁じられた遊び; ''Forbidden Game (Jeux interdits)'')
# [[Dopa-mint! BPM103]] (ドーパミント! BPM103)
# [[Osorubeki Otonatachi]] (恐るべき大人達; ''Horrible Adults (Les adultes terribles)'')
# [[21-seiki Uchuu no Ko]] (21世紀宇宙の子; ''21st Century Universe Girl (Child of the 21st Century Universe)'')
# [[Katsute wa Otoko to Onna]] (かつては男と女; ''Once There Was a Man and Woman (Un homme et une femme)'')
# [[Sora ga Natteiru]] (空が鳴っている; ''The Sky is Ringing (The Reverberation)'')
# [[Kaze ni Ayakatte Yuke]] (風に肖って行け; ''Go and Share in the Wind's Good Luck (Go With the Wind)'')
# [[Onna no Ko wa Daredemo]] (女の子は誰でも; ''A Girl is Anyone (Fly Me to Heaven)'')
# [[Tengoku e Youkoso For the Tube|Tengoku e Youkoso For The Tube]] (天国へようこそ For The Tube; ''Welcome to Heaven (Where's Heaven For The Tube)'') (Bonus Track)

; Information
<div align="justify">
''Daihakken'' is the fifth and final studio album released by [[Tokyo Jihen]]. "[[Atarashii Bunmei-kaika]]" was used as [http://www.tokyometro.jp/index.html "Tokyo Metro"] [[CM|commercial]] song and "[[Tengoku e Youkoso For the Tube|Tengoku e Youkoso For The Tube]]" was used as the theme song for the [[dorama|drama]] ''[[Atami no Sousakan]]''. The album reached #1 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and charted for 31 weeks.
</div>

==Oricon Chart Positions==
[[Image:DaihakkenTokyoJihePromo.jpg|thumb|300px|[[Tokyo Jihen]] promoting the album]]

{| border="1" cellpadding="2" style="margin: 1em; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|- style="background:#efefef"
!Mon||Tue||Wed||Thu||Fri||Sat||Sun||Week Rank||Sales
|- align="center"
||- ||1 ||1 ||1 ||1 ||2 ||3 ||1 ||82,396
|- align="center"
||3 ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||8 ||18,961
|- align="center"
||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||10 ||9,021
|- align="center"
||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x,xxx
|- align="center"
||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x,xxx
|}

'''Total Reported Sales:''' 110,378*

==External Links==
* [http://www.oricon.co.jp/prof/artist/345261/products/music/920452/1/ Oricon Profile]

{{Tokyo Jihen}}

[[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
[[Category:2011 Albums]]
[[Category:2011 Number 1 Albums]]
[[Category:June 2011]]

Daihakken

2019-08-30T14:22:53Z

MrROBAATO2190:

[[Image:DaihakkenCover.jpg|thumb|300px|Album Cover]]

; Artist
: [[Tokyo Jihen]]
; Album
: Daihakken (大発見; ''Great Discovery (Discovery)'')
; Released
: 2011.06.29
; Catalog Number
: TOCT-27070
; Price
: ¥3,059
; Tracklist
# [[Tengoku e Youkoso|Tengoku e Youkoso For The Disc]] (天国へようこそ For The Disc; ''Welcome to Heaven (Where's Heaven For The Disc)'')
# [[Zettaichitai Soutaichi]] (絶対値対相対値; ''Relative vs. Absolute'')
# [[Atarashii Bunmei-kaika]] (新しい文明開化; ''Brand New Civilization'')
# [[Denki no Nai Toshi]] (電気のない都市; ''City Without Electricity'')
# [[Kaitei ni Sukuu Otoko]] (海底に巣くう男; ''The Man Who Haunts the Bottom of the Sea (Regardez Moi)'')
# [[Kinjirareta Asobi (Tokyo Jihen)|Kinjirareta Asobi]] (禁じられた遊び; ''Forbidden Game (Jeux Interdits)'')
# [[Dopa-mint! BPM103]] (ドーパミント! BPM103)
# [[Osorubeki Otonatachi]] (恐るべき大人達; ''Horrible Adults (Les Adultes Terribles)'')
# [[21-seiki Uchuu no Ko]] (21世紀宇宙の子; ''21st Century Universe Girl (Child of the 21st Century Universe)'')
# [[Katsute wa Otoko to Onna]] (かつては男と女; ''There Was Once a Man and Woman (Un Homme Et Une Femme)'')
# [[Sora ga Natteiru]] (空が鳴っている; ''The Sky Is Ringing (The Reverberation)'')
# [[Kaze ni Ayakatte Yuke]] (風に肖って行け; ''Go and Share in the Wind's Good Luck (Go With the Wind)'')
# [[Onna no Ko wa Daredemo]] (女の子は誰でも; ''A Girl is Anyone (Fly Me to Heaven)'')
# [[Tengoku e Youkoso For the Tube|Tengoku e Youkoso For The Tube]] (天国へようこそ For The Tube; ''Welcome to Heaven (Where's Heaven For The Tube)'') (Bonus Track)

; Information
<div align="justify">
''Daihakken'' is the fifth album released by [[Tokyo Jihen]]. "[[Atarashii Bunmei-kaika]]" was used as [http://www.tokyometro.jp/index.html "Tokyo Metro"] [[CM|commercial]] song and "[[Tengoku e Youkoso For the Tube|Tengoku e Youkoso For The Tube]]" was used as the theme song for the [[dorama|drama]] ''[[Atami no Sousakan]]''. The album reached #1 on the [[Oricon]] weekly charts and charted for 31 weeks.
</div>

==Oricon Chart Positions==
[[Image:DaihakkenTokyoJihePromo.jpg|thumb|300px|[[Tokyo Jihen]] promoting the album]]

{| border="1" cellpadding="2" style="margin: 1em; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;"
|- style="background:#efefef"
!Mon||Tue||Wed||Thu||Fri||Sat||Sun||Week Rank||Sales
|- align="center"
||- ||1 ||1 ||1 ||1 ||2 ||3 ||1 ||82,396
|- align="center"
||3 ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||8 ||18,961
|- align="center"
||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||10 ||9,021
|- align="center"
||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x,xxx
|- align="center"
||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x ||x,xxx
|}

'''Total Reported Sales:''' 110,378*

==External Links==
* [http://www.oricon.co.jp/prof/artist/345261/products/music/920452/1/ Oricon Profile]

{{Tokyo Jihen}}

[[Category:J-Rock (releases)]]
[[Category:2011 Albums]]
[[Category:2011 Number 1 Albums]]
[[Category:June 2011]]