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Shiroi Tokyo (白いTOKYO, "White Tokyo") is the second single by the Japanese pop group ZYX. It was released in December 10, 2003, and reached number 11 on the Oricon charts.^{[citation needed]}

CD track list

Shiroi Tokyo
Tokonatsu Musume (ZYX Ver.) (常夏娘 (ZYX Ver.)) (Coconuts Musume cover)
Shiroi Tokyo (Instrumental)

Single V track list

Shiroi Tokyo
Shiroi Tokyo (close-up version)
Making of

Song information

Lyrics & music: Tsunku
Arrangement: Shoichiro Hirata
Chorus: Hiroaki Takeuchi and Tsunku
Vocals:
- Main vocals: Megumi Murakami
- Center vocals: Mari Yaguchi, Erika Umeda, and Megumi Murakami
- Minor vocals: Saki Shimizu, Maimi Yajima, and Momoko Tsugunaga

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