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• ] and Noriko Mitose, alongside which several new singers joined the team for the game: [[Kokia (singer|Kokia]], [[Yoko Ueno]], Au (from the Gusya Ningen band), [[Azumi Inoue]], [[Noriko Fujimoto]]

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• label album, ''[[Raka (album)|Raka]]'', was released in 2006. It featured several songs from games (two songs used in ''[[Hanakisō]]'', as well as a rearrangement of the opening theme song from ''Ar

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