Strawberry Flower
ストロベリー・フラワー
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Kuzu |
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Hana*Hana |
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B.B.Queens |
Yuki Koyanagi |
Shigeru Matsuzaki |
Ado Mizumori |
Midori Karashima |
Saruganseki |
Masato Shimon |
Ushio Hashimoto |
Narumi Yasuda |
Tunnels |
Kigurumi |
Mio Isayama |
Kyogo Kawaguchi |
Mariko Nagai |
Under Graph |
T-BOLAN |
Iruka |
Harumi Miyako |
Keiko Utoku |
Nokko |
Kana Uemura |
Petitmoni |
Yaen |
Takashi Fujii |
Akiko Kobayashi |
Ryoko Shinohara |
Linda Yamamoto |
Cousin |
Hiroko Taniyama |
Kaguyahime |
Fukumimi |
Mariko Takahashi |
Yoshie Kashiwabara |
Chikaco Sawada |
Kaientai |
The Drifters |
Yuko Hara |
Ryota Mitsunaga |
GaGaGa SP |
Yoshiyuki Ohsawa |
Kumiko Yamashita |
Kuboh Ruriko |
Syuka Hasui |
Megumi Shiina |
Isao Sasaki |
Sonim |
Tetsuro Oda |
Shuchishin |
Yume Suzuki |
Yazima Beauty Salon |
Akemi Ishii |
Sakura Tange |
Yuko Matsutani |
Years active | 2001-2004 |
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Strawberry Flower was a Japanese music duo, mostly known for their work with Nintendo in creating songs for TV commercials for the Pikmin franchise. Formed in late 2001 specifically to create a song for TV advertisements for Pikmin, Strawberry Flower made the song "Ai no Uta". It became a sleeper hit, getting to #2 in the Japanese charts and becoming one of the best-selling singles in Japan in 2002. They later followed with more Pikmin-related single releases until 2004, totalling 1 million singles sold in their home country. – Wikipedia |
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