is a female Japanese singer from

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. She is signed to Lantis, a label which contribute songs to

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Discography

Singles

* ''Koko ni Iru kara...'' (Released August 25, 2004) # Koko ni Iru kara... — anime television series ''

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first season'' ending theme # FOREVER * ''and then,'' (Released March 2, 2005) # and then, — anime television series ''Girls Bravo second season'' ending theme # Nakigao Nochi Hare * ''

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'' (Released August 24, 2005) # innocence — anime television series ''

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'' ending theme # Time has come * ''Be Ambitious, Guys!'' (Released September 7, 2005) # Be Ambitious, Guys! — PC game ''

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'' opening theme # Pieces — PC game ''Tick! Tack!'' insert song * ''Faze to love'' (Released November 2, 2005) # Faze to love — anime television series ''

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'' opening theme # Arigato! * ''screaming'' (Released April 26, 2006) # screaming — anime television series '' Soul Link'' opening theme # dust trail — anime television series ''Soul Link'' ending theme * ''Cosmic Rhapsody'' (Released July 5, 2006) # Cosmic Rhapsody —

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game ''Soul Link Extension'' opening theme # Anata o Mamoritai — PS2 game ''Soul Link Extension'' opening theme * ''Nijiiro Sentimental'' (Released October 25, 2006) # Nijiiro Sentimental — anime television series '' Gift ~eternal rainbow~'' opening theme # Amayaka na Atashi * ''Bimetsu S.O.S!!'' (Released April 25, 2007) # Binetsu S.O.S!! — anime television series '' Idolmaster: Xenoglossia'' opening theme # Moonlight Labyrinth — anime television series ''Idolmaster: Xenoglossia'' insert song * ''Star☆drops'' (Released September 5, 2007) # Star☆drops — PC game '' Hoshiful ~Seitou Gakuen Tenmon Doukoukai~'' opening theme # Hoshi ni Negai o ~When you wish upon Star☆drops~ — PC game ''Hoshiful ~Seitou Gakuen Tenmon Doukoukai~'' image song * ''Hizamazuku made 5-byou Dake!'' (Released January 23, 2008) # Hizamazuku made 5-byou Dake! — anime television series ''

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'' opening theme # Sha-la-la * ''Sky Sanctuary'' (Released July 23, 2008) # Sky Sanctuary — Visual novel '' Oretachi ni Tsubasa wa Nai ~Prelude~'' opening theme # change of heart * ''Hatsukoi Parachute'' (Released October 22, 2008) # Hatsukoi Parachute — anime television series '' Akaneiro ni Somaru Saka'' opening theme # sweet sweet time * ''Glossy:MMM'' (Released April 22, 2009) # Glossy:MMM — anime television series ''

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'' opening theme # The room vacation * ''Princess Primp!'' (Released July 22, 2009) # Princess Primp! — anime television series ''

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'' opening theme # Inochi Mijikashi, Koiseyo Hime! * ''Nudity'' (Released March 24, 2010) * ''Prism Celebration'' (Released April 7, 2010) * ''Tropical Future'' (Released August 11, 2010) * ''Future ∞'' (Released October 27, 2010) * ''Neverland'' (Released May 11, 2011) # Neverland - anime television series ''

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Albums

* ''Lovey-dovey'' (Released June 28, 2006) # Faze to love # Koko ni Iru kara... # LINK — PC game ''Shiritsu Akihabara Gakuen'' ending theme # Love, Fate, Love — anime television series ''

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'' ending theme # Cheer Up! — PC game ''Home maid'' opening theme # and then, # innocence - anime television series ''

'' ending theme # Akiiro — PC game '' Akiiro Renka'' opening theme # AM1:00 — PC game ''White Princess'' ending theme # Be Ambitious, Guys! # Anata e * ''Prismatic colors'' (Released June 27, 2007) # Nijiiro Sentimental # Screaming - anime television series '' Soul Link'' opening theme # Especially — PC game '' D.C. II ~Da Capo II~'' insert song # Peppermint —

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'' Ichigo 100%'' ending theme # Astraea — PC game ''

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'' (all-age version) Kei Ayamine ending theme # little wish — anime television series '' Shuffle! Memories'' image song # Taiyou ni Te o Nobase — PS2 game ''Gunparade Orchestra Midori no Shou ~Ookami to Ka no Shōnen~'' opening theme # Prismatic colors # Growth — PC game ''Akiiro Ouka'' opening theme # Ageless Love — PC game '' Really? Really!'' insert song # Binetsu S.O.S!! ~solitude Ver. # Aozora no Mieru Oka de — PC game ''Aozora no Mieru Oka'' opening theme # Eien ni Saku Hana — PC game ''Miharu ~Alto Another Story~'' ending theme * ''Secret masterpieces'' (Released December 19, 2007, distributed through iTunes Store Japan) # Confession — PC game '' Majipuri -Wonder Cradle-'' opening theme # Hikarikaze — PS2 game ''

'' ending theme # L — PC game ''Alto'' opening theme # Anata o Mamoritai # dust trail - anime television series '' Soul Link'' ending theme # Love Song — PC game ''Primitive Link'' ending theme # Sakamichi — PC game ''Aozora no Mieru Oka'' ending theme # FOREVER # Tsuioku, Soshite Yokan — PC game ''Homemaid'' insert song # My Story — PS2& DC game ''Suigetsu ~Mayoigokoro~'' ending theme # Nijiiro Sentimental (bossanova version) * ''Brilliant Moment'' (Released August 6, 2008) # TIME — PC game ''Ashita no Kimi to Au tame ni'' opening theme # Hizamazuku made 5-byou dake! # Princess Lover! — PC game ''

'' opening theme # to the sky — PC game ''MagusTale ~Sekaijuu to Koisuru Mahou Tsukai~'' opening theme # Himitsu Recipe — PC game '' Sakura Strasse'' opening theme # Ai no Kakera — anime television series '' School Days'' ending theme # Setsunasa no Gradation — PC game '' Akaneiro ni Somaru Saka'' opening theme # True fairy tale from happy princess — PC game ''Happy Princess'' opening theme # FairlyLife — PC game '' FairlyLife'' theme song # Akane no Saka — PS2 game '' Akaneiro ni Somaru Saka: Parallel'' opening theme # natural tone — anime television series '' Shuffle! Memories'' episode12 ending theme # Star☆drops # Binetsu S.O.S!! # Brilliant Moment # two of us — PC game ''Happy Princess'' ending theme * ''Double Flower'' (Released September 25, 2009) # Hatsukoi Parachute # to be continued — PC game ''Happy Princess ~Another Fairytale~'' theme song # ever — PC game ''Ashita no Shitsumi to Au tame ni'' opening theme # Glossy:MMM — anime television series ''

'' opening theme # Here To Stay — PS2 game '' Akaneiro ni Somaru Saka: Parallel'' ending theme # Pieces # Sky Sanctuary # Fortune's wheel — PC game ''Homemaid ~Sweets~'' ending theme # glorious days — PC game '' Sakuranbo Strasse'' opening theme # Koizakura — PC game '' Haruiro Ouse'' opening theme # Todoke, Kono Omoi — PC game ''

'' ending theme # Voice # Princess Primp! * ''espressivo'' (Released November 24, 2010) # Symphonic Love - PC game ''Mashiro-iro Symphony'' theme song # Ishin Denshin ~Itsuka Kitto, Dakara Kitto~ - PC game ''Natsuiro Penguin'' opening theme # se.Kirara - PC game ''Se-kirara'' opening theme # Prism Celebration - PSP game ''Marriage Royale: Prism Story'' opening theme # Eternal Recurrence - PC game ''Hoshizora no Memoria'' opening theme # White Crystal - PC game ''Memoria'' theme song # Waltz! Waltz! Waltz! (Clear Sound Ver.) - PS2 game ''Princess Lover! Eternal Love For My Lady'' first print limited edition special insert song # Mirai Kaikisen - anime television series '' Shukufuku no Campanella'' ending theme # Shiawase Houteishiki - PC game ''Neko☆Koi! ~Nekogami-sama to Nekomimi no Tatari~'' ending theme # Natsu Kashiki Kioku - PC game ''Natsu ni Kanaderu Bokura no Uta'' theme song # Espressivo # Silhouette - PC game ''Oretachi ni Tsubasa ha nai'' drama CD 2nd season vol.4 image song # Koi no Roller Coaster - PC game ''Da Capo II Fall in Love'' opening theme

References

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Miyuki Hashimoto
at Oricon {{DEFAULTSORT:Hashimoto, Miyuki 1980 births Living people Singers from Saitama Prefecture Anime musicians 21st-century Japanese singers 21st-century Japanese women singers