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Heroine | ||||
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Studio album by Minori Chihara | ||||
Released | December 22, 2004 (Japan) | |||
Genre | Anisong, J-pop, game music | |||
Length | 37:00 | |||
Label | King Records | |||
Minori Chihara chronology | ||||
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Heroine is the first solo album by Japanese singer Minori Chihara. [1]
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