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japantoday.com     Jun 30, 2008          

Monday 30th June, 11:47 AM JST TOKYO — The female singing trio Biyuden on Sunday held their farewell concert in Tokyo after 3 years and 9 months together. Biyuden was formed by ex-Morning Musume member Rika Ishikawa, 23, together with Yui Okada, 20, and Erika Miyoshi, 23, in 2004. The group became popular and famous for its sexy costumes and dances. Ishikawa told fans: “We’re very happy to have such as a wonderful farewell tonight. I really appreciate your support for the past 3 years and 9 months.” Ishikawa will continue her singing career, Miyoshi will start her career as a stage actress and Okada will work as a model and talent for variety... [read full story]                    


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