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- Japan (4,606 bytes)
9: * Chief of State is Emperor Akihito (since 1/7/1989)
- Bloodthirsty Butchers (2,098 bytes)
1: ...s, and started off mainly playing punk rock. In [[1989]], Komatsu Masahiro replaced Yotomo.
- Boredoms (1,172 bytes)
12: * [[Soul Discharge]] (1989)
- Anime (12,492 bytes)
36: ...n with [[Kiki’s Delivery Service]], released in 1989, making $40 million at the box office (the top fi...
40: ... (followed by [[Dragonball Z]]’s initial run in 1989 through 1993) and multiple other major hits devel...
46: Starting in 1989 with the release of Akira, anime has had a substa...
- Osamu Tezuka (2,917 bytes)
1: ...f all time. He was born in [[1928]] and died in [[1989]], but not before becoming known as the “Father...
- Kiki's Delivery Service (3,007 bytes)
1: ... Takkyūbin) was first brought to the screen in [[1989]] by the famous [[Studio Ghibli]]. The movie was ...
- Dragon Ball Z: The Movie (2,755 bytes)
1: ...tates. The series was first started in Japan in [[1989]] and was based on a [[manga]] that was created b...
- Tetsuo: the Iron Man (2,737 bytes)
1: ...full length Japanese movie that was released in [[1989]]. The movie was directed by [[Shinya Tsukamoto]]...
- In the Realm of the Senses (2,895 bytes)
11: ...culated that she died anywhere from [[1987]] to [[1989]], and it is a fact that in 1987 she stopped putt...
- Etsushi Toyokawa (4,301 bytes)
80: * [[Kimi wa boku o sukininaru]] (1989)
- Hiroyuki Sanada (5,245 bytes)
42: * [[Docchini suruno]] (1989)
- Takashi Murakami (7,869 bytes)
68: * [[Café Tiens]]! Tokyo, 1989
69: * [[Gallery Ginza Surugadai]], Tokyo, 1989
- Kyoko Kishida (6,385 bytes)
38: * [[Rikyu]] (1989)
39: * [[Oinaru genei]] (1989) (TV)
- Masahiro Motoki (3,543 bytes)
18: * [[Ni-ni-roku]] -1989
19: * [[Beppin no machi]] -1989
20: * [[Raffles Hotel]] -1989
21: * [[Fanshî dansu]] -1989
54: ...[[Shiki funjatta]]) and Newcomer of the Year in [[1989]], when he was 24 years old.
- Miho Nakayama (2,887 bytes)
5: ...egy]] (1986), reprising her role as Kyoko, and in 1989, [[Zatôichi and Docchinisuruno]]. However, whil...
- Miyazawa Rie (3,955 bytes)
3: ...(Japanese popular music) career in September of [[1989]], when she was 16 years old. That same year, Rie...
16: * [[Docchini suruno]] (1989)
- Renji Ishibashi (3,131 bytes)
7: ...suo]] (1989), and [[Yuwakusha]] (The Enchantment, 1989).
- Sho Aikawa (5,757 bytes)
71: * [[Orugoru]] (1989) .... Sho Sinkyo
- Takeshi Kitano (4,131 bytes)
1: ...nd later got into films. He began directing in [[1989]]. In addition to acting in dozens of films, he ...
- Tomorowo Taguchi (9,256 bytes)
204: * Tetsuo (1989) .... Man
- Undercover (3,927 bytes)
4: ...c references to punk and street fashion. Begun in 1989 while Takahashi was still a student at the [[Bunk...
6: ... Bunka Academy of Fashion for apparel design from 1989 until his graduation in 1991. His nickname is "Jo...
- AS KNOW AS de base (2,422 bytes)
5: ...nese clothing company AS KNOW AS was founded in [[1989]] by two mysterious people, whose names are not l...
- The Pillows (5,239 bytes)
5: The Pillows were formed on September 16, 1989 by [[Sawao Yamanaka]], [[Yoshiaki Manabe]], Kenji...
27: ...i Ueda (上田ケンジ ''Ueda Kenji'') – bass (1989–1992)
132: [[Category:Musical groups established in 1989|Pillows, the]]
- Sunao Kuwahara (2,467 bytes)
6: ...ed from Vantan Design Institute in [[1979]]. In [[1989]] he began working for legendary Japanese fashion...
- United Arrows (3,014 bytes)
1: ...]. The company has grown since its inception in [[1989]] to include a wide array of brands and internati...
4: United Arrows was founded in October of 1989 in [[Shibuya]], [[Tokyo]]. In that same year, the...
- Zucca (2,415 bytes)
4: ...1988]] with the first collections introduced in [[1989]] and showed in Paris. Having previously worked w...
- Makuhari Messe (2,627 bytes)
4: ... was formally finished and opened on October 9, [[1989]] and has long been the home of technology and po...
6: ... and area of [[Makuhari New City]] was started in 1989, many other structures have developed around Maku...
- Sumida-ku (2,667 bytes)
9: ... Located here is the Asahi Beer Hall, created in 1989 by Philippe Starck.
- Yodobashi Camera (2,163 bytes)
4: ... multiple additional outlets throughout Tokyo. In 1989, the Yodobashi Point Card was introduced, one of ...
- Otaku (4,010 bytes)
9: ...e modern use of the word Otaku came into being in 1989 in Japan when Akio Nakamori wrote “The Generati...
- Kasai Rinkai Park (2,492 bytes)
8: ...finally created in the form that is it today in [[1989]]. Prior to this time the land served as crop fie...
- Rinshi No Mori Park (1,760 bytes)
8: ...s completely shutoff to the public. Finally, in [[1989]], the area was redeveloped and deemed the Rinshi...
- B'z (4,820 bytes)
45: * [Kimi no Naka de Odoritai] (1989)
89: * Off the Lock (1989)
90: * Bad Communication (1989)
- Chage and Aska (5,073 bytes)
38: * WALK/Daita Memory -as time goes by- (1989)
39: * LOVE SONG/Break an egg (1989)
88: * Pride (1989)
- Dreams Come True (4,408 bytes)
7: ...s in both Japanese and English. They debuted in [[1989]] with the single [[Anata ni Aitakute]] and the a...
29: * Anata ni Aitakute (1989)
30: * Approach (1989)
31: * Ureshi Hazukashi Asagaeri (1989)
32: ... LAT. 43°N ~forty-three degrees north latitude~ (1989)
- Flipper's Guitar (3,232 bytes)
1: '''Flipper’s Guitar''' was formed in [[1989]] and disbanded in [[1991]]. The band is renowned...
7: ...]], [[Three Cheers for Our Side]] was released in 1989. The album was a commercial flop, but the band’...
45: * Three Cheers for Our Side! (1989)
- Toshinobu Kubota (4,242 bytes)
21: * THE BADDEST (1989)
22: * Cry On Your Smile(1989)
23: * TIME (1989)
69: * You were Mine (1989)
70: * The Baddest (1989)
- Luna Sea (3,306 bytes)
1: ...iginally formed under the name of [[Lunacy]] in [[1989]] by [[Ryuichi Kawamura]], [[Yasuhiro Sugihara]],...
3: ... [[Yamada]] and shortly afterward by Kawamura. In 1989, they started playing at a live house in [[Tokyo ...
5: On August 1989, they made their first demo tape [[Lunacy]], whic...
- Pizzicato Five (7,178 bytes)
43: * On Her Majesty’s Request (1989)
- Ryuichi Sakamoto (6,425 bytes)
53: * Beauty (1989)
54: * Gruppo Musicale (1989) (Best of)
- Shonen Knife (3,949 bytes)
5: ... played on the [[John Peel]] show in the UK. In [[1989]], a number of alternative bands recorded renditi...
- Southern All Stars (6,085 bytes)
20: In 1989, Ray Charles sang [[Itoshi no Ellie]] in English ...
62: ...chi e no Joka (Hodo Sarenai Wai-Kei no Kanata e) (1989)
63: * Sayonara Beibi (1989)
64: * Furi Furi Shikkusuti-Faibu (1989)
113: * Watermelon - 61 Southern All Stars Songs (1989)
- The 5.6.7. 8's (2,638 bytes)
24: * Mond Girls a Go-Go (1989)
- Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra (5,670 bytes)
3: ... record was an indie 12 inch single released in [[1989]], followed in [[1990]] by their debut album on [...
47: * Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra (1989)
139: * BEST(1989-1997) (2002)
- Towa Tei (2,703 bytes)
3: ...]. His production work was first noticed on the [[1989]] [[Jungle Brothers]] album [[Done by the Forces ...
- X Japan (3,909 bytes)
3: ... originally named [[X]] and achieved success in [[1989]] with the release of their second album [[Blue B...
7: ...s and their second album Blue Blood released in [[1989]]. In [[1991]], the band made their first perform...
40: * Kurenai (1989)
41: * Endless Rain (1989)
60: * Blue Blood (1989)
- Shibuya Club Quattro (2,267 bytes)
3: ...nd [[Hiroshima]]. Nagoya’s opened up in June of 1989, Shinsaibashi in May of 1991, and Hiroshima in 20...
- Togawa Masako (2,704 bytes)
13: ...s well as the television show [[Oinaru genei]] in 1989. Oinaru Genei was based on her first novel, and s...
- 1903 (2,228 bytes)
13: ...d remained the empress consort, or kōgō until [[1989]], which cemented her place in Japanese history a...
- Ryu Murakami (2,430 bytes)
19: *Raffles Hotel (1989)
- Bic Camera (1,731 bytes)
9: ... expanded in 1982 and the newest branch opened in 1989 in [[Shibuya]]. Throughout the next 15 years, mul...
- Japanese Zodiac (3,701 bytes)
33: Snake (hebi) - 2001, 1989, 1977, 1965, 1953, 1941, 1929, 1917
- Nishi Shinjuku (1,801 bytes)
15: *Kougakuin University S-Tec Building – 1989
- Tokyo Motor Show (2,144 bytes)
7: ...and was then later relocated to Makuhari Messe in 1989. The show was annual again for a short time betwe...
- Chinami Kamishima (1,783 bytes)
5: ...rn in Tokyo and graduated from [[Esmod Japan]] in 1989 and immediately joined [[Renown]] as a designer, ...
- CA4LA (1,967 bytes)
4: ...wned by [[Weave Toshi Co.]], which was founded in 1989, CA4LA was officially started in 1997 with a stor...
- Hanae Mori (1,924 bytes)
6: ...s awards, including the French Legion of Honor in 1989 and the Order of Culture in 1996 from the [[Emper...
- Junko Koshino (2,364 bytes)
4: ...t on to open boutiques in China in 1985, Paris in 1989, New York in 1992, and Singapore in 1993. She has...
- Akira Onozuka (1,567 bytes)
4: ...his own label, he made his international debut in 1989 in the Paris Collection and opened his first inte...
- Aum Shinrikyo (3,977 bytes)
5: ...organization, but gained religious affiliation in 1989. It quickly began posting branch offices across T...
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