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- Junior_Sweet abstract "Junior Sweet (ジュニア・スウィート, Junia Sūīto) is the sixth studio album by Chara, which was released on September 21, 1997. It debuted at #1 on the Japanese Oricon album charts for two weeks, and charted in the top 200 for 26 weeks. The album is Chara's most popular, and eventually sold 1,055,000 units in Japan.The album was released at the height of Chara's popularity, after starring in the movie Swallowtail Butterfly and singing the hit theme song for the movie (Swallowtail Butterfly (Ai no Uta) (あいのうた, Love Song)).Her first single for this album was Yasashii Kimochi, released in April 1997. The pop song was used in a Shiseido 'Tessera J' commercial, boosting its popularity. The song was arranged by Zentarō Watanabe, member of the band Oh! Penelope. Chara had assisted on their album Milk & Cookies, released a month prior, lending her vocals to the song I Want You. The B-side to this single, Junior Sweet, was later also used for this ad campaign. The B-side later became the eponymous title track for the album, five months later. The single eventually sold more than 500,000 copies, making it Chara's second biggest single.Time Machine was used as a promotional single for the album, released a month before the album's release. It is an acoustic ballad, and was written in collaboration with Bloodthirsty Butchers vocalist Hideki Yoshimura and his former bandmate Yukio Nagoshi (when a part of the band Copass Grinderz). It reached #12 on the single charts and saw some success, but nothing rivalling Yasashii Kimochi's. Chara later covered the Bloodthirsty Butchers song Jū Ni Gatsu (12月, December) with her then husband, actor Tadanobu Asano. The song was released on a 1999 tribute album for the band, entitled We Love Butchers.A month and a half after the album was released, Milk, another acoustic ballad, was released as a re-cut single. The song was written as a collaboration between Chara and the writer of Des'ree's You Gotta Be, Ashley Ingram.Yasashii Kimochi was released with an extended introduction on the album. Junior Sweet and Watashi wa Kawaii Hito to Iwaretai (私はかわいい人といわれたい, I Wanna Be Called Cute) were released as B-sides to Chara's Yasashii Kimochi and Time Machine singles, respectively. Watashi wa Kawaii Hito to Iwaretai's originally released version was 6:01 in length.".
- Junior_Sweet artist Chara_(singer).
- Junior_Sweet genre Indie_pop.
- Junior_Sweet genre Trip_hop.
- Junior_Sweet previousWork Montage_(Yen_Town_Band_album).
- Junior_Sweet producer Shinichi_Osawa.
- Junior_Sweet releaseDate "1997-09-21".
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- Junior_Sweet subsequentWork Strange_Fruits.
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- Junior_Sweet before "Butterfly by Mariah Carey".
- Junior_Sweet cover "Chara JuniorSweet.jpg".
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- Junior_Sweet extra "Ashley Ingram".
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- Junior_Sweet extra "David Motion".
- Junior_Sweet extra "Kohey Tsuchiya".
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- Junior_Sweet genre Indie_pop.
- Junior_Sweet genre Trip_hop.
- Junior_Sweet label "Sony Music Japan".
- Junior_Sweet lastAlbum "Montage".
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- Junior_Sweet lyrics Chara_(singer).
- Junior_Sweet lyrics "Chara".
- Junior_Sweet lyrics "Chara, Kohey Tsuchiya".
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- Junior_Sweet music "Chara".
- Junior_Sweet music "Chara, Ashley Ingram".
- Junior_Sweet music "Chara, Hideki Yoshimura, Yukio Nagoshi".
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- Junior_Sweet name "Junior Sweet".
- Junior_Sweet nextAlbum "Strange Fruits".
- Junior_Sweet note "Original Version".
- Junior_Sweet producer Shinichi_Osawa.
- Junior_Sweet recorded "1997".
- Junior_Sweet released "1997-09-21".
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- Junior_Sweet thisAlbum "Junior Sweet".
- Junior_Sweet title List_of_number-one_albums_of_1997_(Japan).
- Junior_Sweet title Oricon.