Album Sing to the Sky [2008.06.25]

Tracklist:
1. POWER OF MUSIC
2. Ai wo Utaou (Let's Sing Love)
3. SKY
4. Jewelry day
5. Good Night Baby
6. For today
7. Why
8. Gold Star
9. Mahoutsukai no Shiwaza (The Magician's Deeds)
10. Te wo Tsunagou (Let's Hold Hands)
11. Ai mo Uso mo Shinjitsu (Love, Lies and Truth)
12. CLAP & LOVE
13. Kimi ga Iru Kara (Because I Have You)
14. Okaeri (Welcome Home)
15. Kon'ya mo Hoshi ni Dakarete (Wrapped in the Stars Tonight)
16. WINDING ROAD (ayaka x Kobukuro)
17. I believe (English ver.)

Album First Message [2006.11.01]

Tracklist:
1. Start to 0 (Love)
2. Real voice
3. Sha la la
4. Blue Days
5. I believe
6. Stay with me
7. melody
8. Kimi no Power to Otona no Furi (Your Power and an Adult's Inseparability)
9. Eien no Monogatari (Eternal Story)
10. Toki wo Modoshite (Turning Back Time)
11. 1.2.3.4
12. Story
13. Rairarai
14. Mikadzuki (Crescent Moon)
15. message

Waruboro (2007)

* Movie: Waruboro
* Romaji: Waruboro
* Japanese: ワルボロ
* Director: Yasushi Sumida
* Writer: Gettsu Itaya (novel), Norio Kida
* Producer: Tatsuya Kunimatsu, Hidetomo Sugaya
* Cinematographer:
* Release Date: September 8, 2007
* Runtime: 109 min.
* Distributor: Toei
* Language: Japanese
* Country: Japan

Cast

* Yui Aragaki - Yamada
* Seiji Fukushi - Ko-chan
* Katsutaka Furuhata
* Ryo Kimura
* Shota Matsuda - Ko
"Best Newcomer" (Yui Aragaki) - 2007 (50th) Blue Ribbon Awards - February 12, 2008

Snowy Love Fall In Spring - Haru no Yuki

Aka: Spring snow [J-Movie] (Satoru Tsumabuki, Yuko Takeuchi)
Japanese Title: Haru no Yuki
Release Year in Japan: 2005

Director: Isao Yukisada
Casts: Satoru Tsumabuki (Kiyoaki Matsueda), Yuko Takeuchi (Satoko Ayakura)

Based on Yukio Mishima’s classic novel, “Snowy Love” depicts a tragic romance between a high-society young man and a young woman who is already engaged with a royal family member in Taisho era. It is often classified as an art-oriented literature film, but also can be considered as another “pure-love” film, popular genre in Japan that was brought to the main stream by “Crying Out for Love, in the Center of the World” of the same director.

The film is nominated in 9 categories in Japan Academy Awards 2006.

Christmas Live [2001] [Ayumi & Gackt]

Ayumi Hamasaki (浜崎 あゆみ, Hamasaki Ayumi?, also 浜崎 歩; born October 2, 1978) is a Japanese singer-songwriter and former actress. Also called Ayu by her fans, Hamasaki has been dubbed the "Empress of Pop" because of her popularity and widespread influence in Japan. Born and raised in Fukuoka, she moved to Tokyo at fourteen to pursue a career in entertainment. In 1998, under the tutelage of Avex CEO Max Matsuura, she released a string of modestly selling singles that concluded with her 1999 debut album A Song for ××. The album debuted atop the Oricon charts and stayed there for four weeks, establishing her popularity in Japan.

Album Ocean of Love

Album: Ocean of Love
Vocal: Yuri Chika


Tracklist:

1 . ONE LOVE
2 . CARRY ON
3 . YOU USED TO LOVE ME～回不到你的身边
4 . SURFRIDER‘S BEACH PARTY
5 . 泪的故事
6 . WHEN YOU SMILE
7 . DANCE ANOTHER HULA
8 . UNDER THE MOONLIGHT
9 . 我的世界只有你
10 . LITTLE ANGEL

Live concert What a beautiful Moment [2005.06.08]

ZARD -What a beautiful Moment [2005.06.08] live [Ripped and uploaded by tv_lp]
Zard (ザード, Zādo) was a Japanese pop group. Originally a group of five members, with lead vocalist Izumi Sakai as group leader. However, Sakai was the only member who stayed on in the group while others joined and left regularly. As such, Zard and Sakai may be referred to interchangeably. Zard's work was sold under the record label B-Gram Records, Inc. Their most popular and successful songs are "Makenaide" (1993) (負けないで), "Yureru Omoi" (1993) (揺れる想い?), and "My Friend" (1996).