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- Kou Shibasaki (2,024 bytes)
7: * [[Dr Koto - Shinryoujo]] as Hoshino Ayaka (2003)
8: * [[Good Luck!!]] as Ogawa Ayumi (2003)
21: ...e de wa tsurasugiru for [[Dr Koto - Shinryoujo]] (2003)
22: ...muranai Yume o theme song for [[Egao no Hosoku]] (2003)
35: * [[Yomigaeri]] (2003) - Chisato Tsumori (4,333 bytes)
13: ... for her first fashion show outside of Japan in [[2003]]. It was around this time as well that internati...
21: ...ese girls each year since it's launch in 1990. In 2003, the brand began showing it's lines at Paris fash... - The Pillows (5,239 bytes)
43: * Penalty Life (ペナルティーライフ, 2003)
92: * "Terminal Heaven's Rock" (2003)
118: * Dead Stock Paradise (2003)
119: ...etown's Happy Zoo (Instant Show) (DVD re-release, 2003)
120: * We Have a Theme Song (DVD re-release, 2003) - Sunao Kuwahara (2,467 bytes)
6: ...nao Kuwahara. In [[1996]] he moved to A-net. In [[2003]] he launched his own brand sunaokuwahara, which ... - Ato (fashion brand) (1,253 bytes)
8: * 2003 - Expanded selection at the Tokyo Women's Collect... - Plastic Tree (1,748 bytes)
17: * [[Shiro kuronikuru]] - 2003 - Fuji Rock (3,440 bytes)
24: * [[Fuji Rock 2003]] - United Bamboo (3,388 bytes)
6: ...nce in the underground art scene as well as the [[2003]] launch of the [[United Accoustic Recording]] la...
14: ...oo storefront location opened in mid-September of 2003 in the heart of Tokyo, Japan and was designed by ... - Junya Watanabe (3,099 bytes)
11: ...aterials, such as the cotton used in the Spring [[2003]] collection. - Angelic Pretty (3,752 bytes)
11: ...efecture, started working for Angelic Pretty in [[2003]] and has since become one of the company’s lea... - Taishi Nobukuni (3,295 bytes)
6: ...r of Takeo Kikuchi when Kikuchi stepped down in [[2003]]. He worked in this capacity for more than 2 yea... - Nobu Kitamura (2,285 bytes)
17: ...or [[Sofia Coppola]]. Some of the scenes in her [[2003]] film [[Lost in Translation]] are based on her e... - KERA Magazine (3,441 bytes)
10: ...ar since the special edition was first printed in 2003. The actual release date for KERA MANIAX varies, ... - Yohji Yamamoto (3,334 bytes)
6: ...ness partnership with Partisan boutiques and in [[2003]], he opened his flagship store in Roppongi Hills... - W)Taps (2,966 bytes)
7: In 2003, W)Taps opened the Philosophy Store in Harajuku, ...
10: Since 2003, the W)Taps brand has grown beyond its military i... - Zucca (2,415 bytes)
6: ...and the Zucca Design Office was incorporated in [[2003]] to combine all aspects of the company’s desig... - Satoru Tanaka (2,212 bytes)
4: ...aka in [[2002]]. He debuted his collection in the 2003 Autumn/Winter [[Tokyo Collection]] and moved his ... - Blood Stain Child (3,868 bytes)
7: ...m Evil during their tour in [[Japan]]. In June of 2003, Blood Stain Child released their second studio a...
36: * ''Mystic Your Heart'' (2003) – CD - Miyavi (2,205 bytes)
20: *Jibun Kakumei -2003- (2003)
21: *Tariraritarara (2003)
22: *Coo quack cluck -Ku.Ku.Ru- (2003)
35: *Galyuu (2003) - Man of Moods (2,813 bytes)
1: ...ズ) is a [[Japanese fashion]] brand founded in [[2003]]. The company was created by designer [[Yuya Nog...
4: * 2003 - Man Of Moods is founded by Noguchi & Fukuyama. - Yuya Noguchi (883 bytes)
4: ...], he won a prestigious award for his designs. In 2003, after leaving Comme des Garcons, he went on to c... - Roppongi Hills (4,174 bytes)
1: ...[[2000]] and [[2003]] and was opened on April 23, 2003. At 238 meters tall and with 54 floors at its hig...
4: ...cost an estimated $4 Billion to build. Opening in 2003, the complex is now home to offices of businesses... - Roppongi (2,704 bytes)
11: ...ongi district once again started to boom again in 2003 when the [[Izumi Garden Tower]] and Roppongi Hill... - Seibu (2,657 bytes)
6: ...der the downturn of the economy and was forced in 2003 to consolidate under its $2 billion debt with rev... - Kiminori Morishita (2,147 bytes)
6: ...ta were during the [[Tokyo Fashion Week]] between 2003 and 2005 before Morishita took his products to Pa... - Alice Auaa (2,169 bytes)
13: In 2003, Alice Auaa made its first television premiere wi... - John Lawrence Sullivan (2,199 bytes)
4: ...ohn Lawrence Sullivan label made its debut in the 2003/2004 Autumn Winter collections in Japan and has r... - Hiromichi Nakano (2,403 bytes)
10: ... each other. The height of this theme came in his 2003 Spring/Summer collection entitled “Twiggy visit... - Visual Kei (3,227 bytes)
13: ...es of albums in these markets did not occur until 2003 however when greatest hits albums from bands like... - Miho Matsuda (2,199 bytes)
19: ...ny of Miho Matsuda since the formation of both in 2003. Goldseal’s main store location can be found in... - Tachikawa (2,795 bytes)
1: ...e center of the prefecture. Reports released in [[2003]] state a population of approximately 175,000 peo... - Koganei (2,544 bytes)
1: ...etropolis. Reports of population distributed in [[2003]] show approximately 113,786 people residing in t... - Kokubunji (1,774 bytes)
1: ...59 reported to be residing in the 11.48km area in 2003; the city has done well in maintaining a comforta... - Kunitachi (2,922 bytes)
1: ...s reported a population of an estimated 77,000 in 2003. Due to economic growth this number is said to ha... - Mitaka (2,240 bytes)
1: ... the prefecture. Population reports released in [[2003]] stated a mild population of approximately 175,9... - Musashino (2,983 bytes)
1: ...o]], [[Japan]]. A population report released in [[2003]] claimed an approximate 136,326 residents in the... - Nishi-tokyo (2,041 bytes)
1: ...most recent publishing of the population was in [[2003]] when there were approximately 185,078 people in... - Odawara (2,332 bytes)
1: ...n the [[Kanagawa Prefecture]]. A census done in [[2003]] reported that close to 200,000 residents reside... - Oita (2,336 bytes)
1: ...report for the census performed in Oita is from [[2003]] where there was an approximately 441,270 people... - Ome (1,767 bytes)
1: ...tion of 140,133 people living in the city as of [[2003]] the city now has a significantly higher count d... - Shizuoka (2,320 bytes)
12: ... the actual start of the city it wasn’t until [[2003]] that the [[Japanese]] government officially dee... - Takaoka (2,165 bytes)
1: ...ma Prefecture]]. Population reports sent out in [[2003]] reported that there are approximately 170,164 p... - Tokushima (2,460 bytes)
1: ...e. The last population reports were released in [[2003]] indicating a mild population of about 267,463. ... - Tomakomai (2,419 bytes)
1: ... Prefecture]]. According to numbers reported in [[2003]] the approximate population of the city is 171,7... - Tornado Mart (2,570 bytes)
8: * 2003 - The men's brand Modern Lovers and the bag brand... - Lost in Translation (4,488 bytes)
1: '''Lost in Translation''' is a 2003 film directed by Sofia Coppola. Her second featur...
17: ... other parts of Japan) during filming in 2002 and 2003. - Utsunomiya (2,618 bytes)
1: ...ving as its capital. The population reported in [[2003]] was close to 500,000 however this number is sai... - Yamagata (2,066 bytes)
1: ... Prefecture]]. According to numbers reported in [[2003]] there are approximately 255,434 people calling ... - AAA (2,669 bytes)
5: ...ndent CD, managed to get into the Avex label in [[2003]]. [[Naoya Urata]], another band member, was a ba... - Acidman (3,011 bytes)
7: ... nine, winning the [[Japan Gold Disk]] award in [[2003]] for New Artist of the Year.
9: ...um [[Loop]]. After the finale of the Loop tour in 2003, Acidman returned to the studios. [[Suisha]] was ...
32: * Slow View (2003)
33: * Repeat (2003)
52: * Loop (2003) - Ai Otsuka (1,980 bytes)
1: ...ten teacher. She was signed by [[Avex Trax]] in [[2003]] and shortly thereafter released her first singl... - Aiko (2,857 bytes)
34: * Chouchou Musubi (2003)
35: * Andromeda (2003)
36: * Eriashi (2003)
59: * Akatsuki no Love Letter (2003)
69: * Utau Inu 2 (2003) - Antic Café (1,470 bytes)
1: ...own as Antique Café or An Café) was formed in [[2003]] and are signed to the independent label [[Loop ...
5: ...ir first demo [[Ope.Ning]] was released in June [[2003]], followed by a second, [[Uzumaki Senshokutai]] ... - Ayumi Hamasaki (3,192 bytes)
27: * Released in 2003 - B'z (4,820 bytes)
11: ...Treasure]], both sold over 5 million copies. In [[2003]], they reissued ten singles on CD at once and co...
20: * In 2003, B'z were ranked the highest paid performers in J...
77: * It's Showtime!! (2003)
78: * Energy [Yasei no ENERGY] (2003)
110: * Big Machine (2003) - Bonnie Pink (2,215 bytes)
21: * Released in February, 2003
23: * Released in August, 2003 - Chage and Aska (5,073 bytes)
61: ... Deera Shiera Mu/Studio Noise - Recording Fuukei (2003) - Chara (2,639 bytes)
33: * Released March of 2003 - Clammbon (2,247 bytes)
1: ...y have released several albums in [[Japan]]. In [[2003]], they started to work with [[Columbia Music Ent...
25: * best (2003)
26: * imagination (2003)
44: * id tour 2003.1.26 shibuya (2003) - Cornelius (3,550 bytes)
51: * Five Point One (2003) - D'espairsRay (2,563 bytes)
5: Their first album [[Itanji]] was released in [[2003]], and they continued releasing singles, with [[G...
7: The single [[MaVERiCK]] in 2003 saw a change of direction as well as an increase ...
31: * MaVERiCK (2003)
32: * Gärnet (2003) - Da Pump (2,733 bytes)
41: * Night Walk (2003)
42: * Circle of Life (2003)
59: * Da Best of DA PUMP JAPAN TOUR 2003 REBORN (2003)
77: * DA PUMP CLIPS III (2003)
78: * DA PUMP JAPAN TOUR 2003 REBORN (2003) - Koichi Domoto (1,218 bytes)
23: * Koichi Dohmoto SHOCK (2003) - Domoto Tsuyoshi (1,333 bytes)
35: * LIVE ROSSO E AZZURRO (2003) - Dreams Come True (4,408 bytes)
89: * Dreamage - Love Ballad Collection (2003) - Duel Jewel (1,975 bytes)
6: ...red at a number of American anime festivals. In [[2003]] and [[2004]], Duel Jewel returned to the US six...
24: * Vermilion (2003) - Every Little Thing (3,874 bytes)
46: * Grip! (2003)
47: * Fundamental Love (2003)
48: * Mata Ashita (2003)
70: * Many Pieces (2003)
71: * Every Best Single 2 (2003) - Hyde (3,275 bytes)
7: ...heme song, [[The Cape of Storms]]. In December of 2003, Hyde's song [[Shining Over You]] was used as the...
9: L'Arc~en~Ciel began working together again in 2003. Hyde returned to his solo work in [[2005]], when...
24: * Hello (2003)
25: * Horizon (2003)
34: * 666 (2003) - Kagerou (1,805 bytes)
33: * Sakebi (2003)
34: * Kakokei Shinjitsu (2003)
46: * Kagerou (2003) - Kagrra (2,724 bytes)
9: ...their last independent work, [[Ouka Ranman]] in [[2003]] before turning major with the single Urei in 20...
35: * Haru Urara (2003)
36: * Yotogi Banashi (2003)
53: * Ouka Ranman (2003)
63: * Hisai (2003) - Number Girl (3,367 bytes)
45: * Sapporo OMOIDE IN MY HEAD Joutai (2003)
51: * Sawayakana Ensou (2003) (Re-released version)
52: * Number Girl Eizoshuu (2003) - Kat-Tun (2,451 bytes)
40: ...Kami Sama- Concert 55Nin Ai no Request Kotaete!! (2003) - Kinki Kids (2,437 bytes)
31: * Released October of 2003 - Toshinobu Kubota (4,242 bytes)
91: * SUPER DUPER Vol.7 THE BADDEST III on FILMS (2003) - Kuraki Mai (3,328 bytes)
32: * Time after time ~hanamau machi de~ (2003)
33: * Kiss (2003)
34: * kaze no la la la (2003)
35: * IMITATION GOLD (2003 as TAK MATSUMOTO featuring Kuraki Mai)
53: * If I Believe (2003) - L'Arc~en~Ciel (5,467 bytes)
9: ...they performed a series of concerts in Tokyo in [[2003]] and announced a new album for release the follo...
76: * The Best of L'Arc-en-Ciel 1994-1998 (2003)
77: * The Best of L'Arc-en-Ciel 1998-2000 (2003)
78: * The Best of L'Arc-en-Ciel c/w (2003) - Mad Capsule Markets (4,034 bytes)
83: * Fly High (2003)
84: * Gaga Life (2003) - Misia (3,505 bytes)
23: * Kokoro Hitotsu (2003)
24: * In My Soul / Snow Song From Mars & Roses (2003)
41: ...isia Remix 2003 Kiss In The Sky – Non Stop Mix (2003)
42: * Hoshizora no Live – Best Of Acoustic Ballade (2003)
43: * Misia Single Collection -5th Anniversary (2003) - Mr.Children (4,895 bytes)
49: * Tenohira / Kurumi (2003)
86: * wonderful world on DEC 21 (2003) - Namie Amuro (2,849 bytes)
7: ...songs herself. She took a break, however, until [[2003]], when she began touring and producing new music... - Nana Kitade (1,822 bytes)
2: ... recorded her first single [[Kesenai Tsumi]] in [[2003]], which was used for the ending theme of the ani...
12: * Kesenai Tsumi (2003)
13: * Kesenai Tsumi ~raw “breath” track~ (2003) - Natsumi Abe (2,139 bytes)
3: ...ed her first solo single, however, in August of [[2003]]. It was entitled “[[22Sai no Watashi]]”, an... - Nightmare (1,868 bytes)
5: Nightmare was signed to [[Nippon Crown]] in [[2003]], and their first major single release was [[Bel...
28: * Believe- (2003)
41: * Gianism ~omae no mono wa ore no mono~ (2003)
42: * Gianism ~ore no mono wa ore no mono~ (2003)
43: * Ultimate Circus (2003) - Orange Range (3,878 bytes)
30: * Kirikirimai (2003)
31: * Shanghai Honey (2003)
32: * Viva Rock (2003)
33: * Rakuyou (2003)
52: * 1st Contact (2003) - Pizzicato Five (7,178 bytes)
52: * Instant Replay (2003) - Polysics (5,295 bytes)
3: ...i Segai]], Polysics’ original drummer left in [[2003]] after recording the [[Kaja Kaja Goo EP]], and w...
7: In [[2003]], after Neu was released on Asian Man Records in...
52: * Kaj Kaja Goo (2003)
75: * Kaja Kaja Goo (2003)
76: * National P (2003) - Porno Graffitti (3,175 bytes)
5: ...heme of the anime series Fullmetal Alchemist in [[2003]]. They also wrote the song [[Hitori no Yoru]], u...
10: ...n the movie [[Road 88: Deai-michi Shikoku e]] in 2003, playing a gangster by the name of [[Bessho]].
29: * Uzu (2003)
30: * Oto no Nai Mori (2003)
31: * Melissa (2003) - Puffy AmiYumi (2,935 bytes)
35: * Released January of 2003 - Quruli (2,849 bytes)
4: ...parate occasions but refused the first time. In [[2003]], the original drummer, [[Mori]], left and was r... - Radwimps (1,447 bytes)
18: “” (2003)
29: * Radwimps (2003) - Rentrer en Soi (2,069 bytes)
1: ...[[Ao]]. They were joined by drummer [[Mika]] in [[2003]]. Ao left the group in [[2004]] and was replaced...
3: ...o tapes only available at their live concerts. In 2003, they caught the attention of [[Yukari]], ex voca...
15: * '''Drums''': Mika (from 2003)
24: * Ichigo OBLATE (2003)
25: * Shinwa - (2003) - Ringo Shiina (2,388 bytes)
23: * Released February of 2003
26: * Released February of 2003 - Rip Slyme (3,179 bytes)
7: ... to create [[O.T.F.]] (Oshare Track Factory) in [[2003]]. Pes has been working with clothing label Optim...
43: * JOINT (2003)
59: * ORCHESTRA PLUS (2003)
60: * TIME TO GO (2003)
67: * shortcuts! (2003) - Ryuichi Sakamoto (6,425 bytes)
19: In [[2003]], Sakamoto collaborated with [[Alva Noto]] ([[Ca...
94: * Love (2003)
95: * Vrioon (2003)
96: * World Citizen (2003) with David Sylvian
97: * Derrida (2003) - Salyu (1,268 bytes)
3: In [[2003]] her song, [[Wound That Heals]], was used by [[Q... - Shaka Labbits (1,451 bytes)
27: * Pivot (2003)
28: * Monster Tree (2003)
29: * Hoshizora no Shitade/Pobi to Dingan (November 2003) - Shonen Knife (3,949 bytes)
22: * '''Drums''': Mana Nishiura (1999-2003)
51: * Candy Rock (2003) - SKIN (3,111 bytes)
5: ...In [[2003]], Garckt co wrote and costarred in the 2003 movie [[Moon Child]], and since January [[2007]] ... - Southern All Stars (6,085 bytes)
13: ... problems between himself and other members. In [[2003]], [[HMV Japan]] announced Southern All Stars to ...
132: * Inside Outside UMI (2003)
133: * Summer Live 2002 (2003) - Sparta Locals (1,904 bytes)
5: ...l Japan Records, the band moved to [[Tokyo]] in [[2003]].
30: * Pogo (2003)
32: * FLy (2003)
33: * Peace (2003)
40: * Second Fanfare (2003)
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