Talk:Emi Hinouchi

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References[edit]

Here are some references which could be used to improve this article:

Interview on Bounce (a site run by Tower Records)
Article about "O'kay" single release (on Barks Global Music Explorer, a music news site)
Article about "Ai dake ga" single release (on Barks Global Music Explorer)
Article about "Stars" album on Bounce
Brief news article about a collaboration (on Daily Sports Online)
Article on Cnet (about her appearance at a premium event during the release of Microsoft Office 2008 for Mac. The event was apparently carried on MTV in Japan)
News about collaboration on a Venus-B event (on Sponichi site)
Live event (on Nikkei Trendy Net)
Live event (on Barks GME)
Releases and four free songs (RBB Navi)
Live event (Nikkan Sports)
Article stating she's a new artist ranked on Oricon (on Barks GME)
Information on a collaboration (on Barks GME)
Official profile at King Records

That should get things started. ···日本穣^{? · Talk to Nihonjoe} 20:08, 3 April 2009 (UTC)[reply]