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Her career spanned 10 years, which is like a millenium in one-hit-wonder heavy Japan. Her face sells big enough you can't walk 100 meters in Tokyo without seeing her face on some ad. If there is a
Japanese Madonna, it would be her. (And yes, neither like her face nor her music, but fact is fact.) --
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That seems to be an article about how to cite
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belong in 'campaigns of the Takeda' because they instigated the battle, and because it marks the end of their power? Or does it belong in 'campaigns of Oda
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Don't know if a regional box would be helpful, e.g. Sengoku battles of Chubu region. Another possibility would be to organize the information in a separate article, e.g. Chronological list of battles in Japan. If each battle is a section, you can link directly into it...
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Knowledge seems poised to reach the million-article milestone in a day or two. Will the subject of
Article #1,000,000 be a Japan-related topic? If you're looking for suggestions for new articles, have a look at
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Sengoku period is not nearly as well defined as a proper war like WWII. Thus, I have chosen to separate the battles out by which of the major warlords fought them. I've created campaignboxes for
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I just went through the whole site but I couldn't find anything like that. 50 million seems like a big number for a Japanese singer whose career has only spanned 6 years. --
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So, it is because I don't have the necessary font installed. I thought it was an error on the page that I don't know how to fix. Then, my fault. Sorry and thank you :-)
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