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HIKARI[edit]

The Utada Hikaru Wikibook[edit]

Utada Promotions & Media Presence
Utada Concerts, Tours, & Live Performances
Personal Life & Pre-Career
Awards, Accolades and Record Achievements
Favorite Idols and Music Artists
Musical Style & Influence
Utada Singles
Utada Albums
Utada Hikaru Albums
Utada Hikaru Singles: (Miss)understood; (They Long to Be) Close to You; 2 Tuff Tony; 200 km/h in the Wrong Lane; 5296; A Ballads; A Best; Addicted to You (Hikaru Utada song); Agostino Carollo; Ai (singer); Aisubeki Mirai e; Alec Holowka; Alex Roberts; Alice Mabel Bacon; All the Best! 1999–2009; American School in Japan; Americans in Japan; Andrew Nelson; Andrew Schloss; Angela Aki; Atika Shubert; Automatic/Time Will Tell; Avex Group; Ayaka's History 2006–2009; Ayumi Hamasaki; B'z; B'z The Best "Pleasure II"; B'z The Best "Pleasure"; B'z The Best "Treasure"; B'z The Best "Ultra Pleasure"; BanYa; Be My Last; Beate Sirota; Beautiful Energy; Beautiful World/Kiss & Cry; BeForU; Beni (singer); Benjamin Smith Lyman; Beppin; Best (Mika Nakashima album); Best Fiction; Best of Soul; Billy Blanks; Black Cherry (Kumi Koda album); Bob Sapp; Boku no Miteiru Fūkei; Boku wa Kuma; Bonner Fellers; Bonnie Pink; Book:HIKARI (The Utada Hikaru Wiki-Book); Brent Cash; Caesars (band); Can You Keep a Secret?; Can't Wait 'Til Christmas; Capitol Records; Captain Jack (band); Carolyn Kawasaki; Charles E. DeLong; Charles Robert Jenkins; Charles T. McDowell; Cheerleader Melissa; Christopher Stewart (music producer); Chumbawamba; Colors (Hikaru Utada song); Come Back to Me (Hikaru Utada song); Crush 40; Crystal Kay; Culture of Japan; Dance (music); Dance-pop; Daniel Kahl; Dante Carver; Dareka no Negai ga Kanau Koro; Darkchild; Dave Spector; David Archuleta (kickboxer); David Hastings Moore; Deep River (Hikaru Utada album); Delicious Way; Dennis Hastert; Desirée Sparre-Enger; Devil Inside (Hikaru Utada song); Dirty Desire; Disney Interactive Studios; Distance (Hikaru Utada album); DJ Darkzone; DM Ashura; Do You (song); Donna Burke; Double (singer); Douglas MacArthur; Dwango; E-Rotic; Easy Breezy; Edward S. Morse; Edwin Dun; Edwin O. Reischauer; Electronica; Elizabeth Gray Vining; EMI; EMI Music Japan; Emiko Shiratori; Eminence Symphony Orchestra; Enka; Ernest Fenollosa; Eternally (Hikaru Utada song); Ethereal Wave; Every Little Thing (band); Everything but the Girl; Exodus '04; Exodus (Hikaru Utada album); Expatriate; Experimental music; Faubion Bowers; Faye Wong; Fight the Blues; Final Distance; First Love (Hikaru Utada album); First Love (Hikaru Utada song); First Message; Flavor of Life; For You/Time Limit; Foxy Brown (rapper); Franklin Morse; Freezepop; Fujimoto Yae; Funk; Geila Zilkha; George Adams Leland; Geri Halliwell; Glay; Globe (album); Golden Best: 15th Anniversary; Goodbye Happiness; Gravure idol; Greatest Hits (Billy Joel albums); Group Sounds; Heart Station; Heart Station/Stay Gold; Henry Smith Munroe; Henry Walton Grinnell; Henry Willard Denison; Herbert George Welch (Methodist Bishop); Hikari (song); Hikaru Utada; Hikaru Utada discography; Hip Hop music; Hiroya Hatsushiba; Hitomi; Home (Mr. Children album); Horace Bristol; Horace Capron; Horace Wilson (professor); Hymne à l'amour; I Love U (Mr. Children album); Imakuni?; Island Def Jam Music Group; Iva Toguri D'Aquino; J-pop; Jack Moyer; Jade Villalon; JAKAZiD; JAM Project; James Curtis Hepburn; James Glynn; Japan; Japanese American; Japanese idol; Jasmine (Japanese singer); Jason Straatmann; Jason Wade; Jay Rockefeller; Jay'ed; Jeremiah Richard Wasson; Jero; Jesse Glass; Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis; Jocelyn Enriquez; Joe Basquez; Joe Morton; Joe Rinoie; Joga; John Kaizan Neptune; Jonny Jakobsen; Jori Olkkonen; Joseph Grew; JS16; JT Playaz; Juliet Roberts; Juliet Winters Carpenter; Kana Ueda; Kazuaki Kiriya; Keep Tryin'; Keiko Fuji; Ken Hirai; Kent Gilbert; King Kong & D. Jungle Girls; Kingdom Hearts; Kingdom Hearts II; Kiss in the Sky; Konami Kukeiha Club; Kumi Koda; Kurtis Mantronik; Kyle Ward; Kyosuke Himuro; Leah Dizon; Leonard Schrader; Leroy Lansing Janes; List of artists who reached number one on the Reco-kyō Chart; List of artists who reached number one on the RIAJ Digital Track Chart; List of artists who reached number one on the U.S. Dance chart; List of awards received by Hikaru Utada; List of Bemani musicians; List of best-selling albums in Japan; List of best-selling singles in Japan; List of In the Groove musicians; List of J-pop artists; List of Japanese idols; List of number one Reco-kyō Chart singles 2006–2009; List of number-one dance hits (United States); List of number-one digital singles of 2009 (Japan); List of number-one digital singles of 2010 (Japan); List of video game musicians; Love (Mika Nakashima album); Love, Day After Tomorrow; Luther Whiting Mason; M-Flo; Magna-Fi; Mai Kuraki; Maloy Lozanes; Mao Denda; Marcia Gay Harden; Marion McCarrell Scott; Marty Friedman (musician); Matthew C. Perry; May J.; Me & My; Memorial Address; Merriman Colbert Harris; Metal Brothers; Minmi; Misia (singer); Momoe Yamaguchi; Monolithic (band); Mora (music store); Movin' on Without You; Mr. Children; Music of Japan; Namie Amuro; Natural (Orange Range album); Ne-Yo; Never Gonna Give You Up (Mai Kuraki song); Ninezero; Norman England (director); Oricon; Parquets; Passion (Hikaru Utada song); Patrick Harlan; Perfect Crime (album); Peter Hajba; Peter Isaac; Pop music; Powerglove (band); Precious (Cubic U album); Prisoner of Love (Hikaru Utada song); Psychosiz; R&B; Ranald MacDonald; Recording Industry Association of Japan; Remix: Fly Me to the Moon; Rena Kanokogi; RIAJ Digital Track Chart; Rikki; Riyu Kosaka; Robert H. Pruyn; Rock music; Rodney Jerkins; Ross Cheever; Roxanne Modafferi; Ryoko Hirosue; Ryūkōka; S.S.T. Band; Sakura Drops/Letters; Sayuri Sugawara; Secret of My Heart; Seiko Matsuda; Seisen International School; Sentimentalovers; Shaimus; Shamisen; Shifuku no Oto; Shio, Koshō; Shiro Hamaguchi; Show Me Love (Not a Dream); Smile.dk; Square Enix; Stargate (production team); Stay by My Side; Steve Turner (game programmer); Super Monkeys; Supermarket Fantasy; Szymon Goldberg; T.O.Y.; Takeshi Fuji; Teen idol; Terra (group); Teruzane Utada; Thane Camus; The Best Damn Thing; The Black Mages; The Neptunes; The Protomen; The Star Onions; Thelma Aoyama; This Is Love (Hikaru Utada song); This Is the One; Thomas Corwin Mendenhall; Tim Jensen; Timbaland; Time to Destination; Tokyo Rose; Toshiba-EMI; Tower Records; Traveling (song); Ultra Blue; Under My Skin (Avril Lavigne album); University of Maryland Gamer Symphony Orchestra; Utada Hikaru Single Collection Vol. 1; Utada Hikaru Single Collection Vol. 2; Utada the Best; Utada United 2006; Utada: In the Flesh 2010; Valenti; Video Game Pianist; Wait & See (Risk); Wendi Richter; Wild Life (concert); William Elliot Griffis; William Merrell Vories; William Penn Brooks; Wish You the Best; Yoma Komatsu; You Make Me Want to Be a Man; Youhei Shimizu; Yuna Ito; Ā, Domo. Ohisashiburi Desu.