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Victor Entertainment
is a subsidiary of Japan Victor Company (JVC) that produces and distributes music, movies and other entertainment products such as anime and television shows in Japan. It was formerly known as .
History
- April 1972 — spun off as subsidiary of JVC
- February 1984 — Sales and marketing department of JVC spun off as
- April 1993 — Nihon AVC and Victor Music Industries merge and the name is changed to Victor Entertainment
- March 1999 — Moved main office
Labels
Records
- 3 Views
- Aosis Records
- BabeStar
- Cypress Showers
- Globe Roots
- Happy House
- Hihirecords (for babies and kids)
- Invitation
- JVC Entertainment (Production and Artist Managements)
- Flying Dog (Animation Related Products)
- JVC Jazz
- JVC World Sounds
- Mob Squad
- Nafin
- Speedstar International
- Speedstar Records
- Taishita (Southern All Stars Private Label)
- Victor
- Victory (defunct; not same as US label)
Distribution
- Bad News
- Daipro-X
- Marquee, Inc.
- Substance
- ja:テイチク (Subsidiary of Victor Entertainment.)
- BAIDIS
- ja:ビーイング
- Continental
- Imperial Records
- Imperial International
- KIDSDOM (Animation Related Label)
- ja:ノン・スタンダード (ja:細野晴臣 Private Label)
- ja:ノン・スタンダード(ja:細野晴臣 Produce Label)
- Overseas Records
- PROGRAM (ja:田中勝己 Private Label ~2000)
- ja:東宝 (Master Rights Only)
- Takumi Note
- Teichiku Records
- TMC Music
- 246 Records
- Union Records
- Union Black Records
Video
- 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment
- GAGA Communications
- MediaNet Pictures
- SPO Entertainment
- TBS Video
Major artists
Listed alphabetically by group or family name. Names are in Western order (given name, family name).- Anthem
- Alesha
- Ayano Tsuji
- Mika Arisaka
- The Back Horn
- Steve Barakatt
- Chocolate & Akito
- The Cobra Sisters
- cymbals
- Daigo☆Stardust
- Death from Above 1979 (Japanese distribution rights)
- Leah Dizon
- Dragon Ash
- FictionJunction YUUKA
- Full of Harmony
- Fūmidō
- Gari
- Going Under Ground
- Guniw Tools
- 80★PAN!
- Jero
- Miho Hatori
- Yuki Kajiura
- ja:キグルミ
- Kei (joined "Kigurumi" on November 7 2007.)
- Miki (joined "Kigurumi" on November 7 2007.)
- ja:志村玲那
- ja:キグルミ
- Rena (Kigurumi)
- ja:清水ミチコ
- Kiroro
- Kokia
- Kyoko Koizumi
- Love Psychedelico
- Lunkhead
- Masumi
- Matt Bianco
- Merry
- Minmi
- Miz
- Takeshi Nakatsuka
- Rimi Natsukawa
- Aina Ōgi
- Kiyofumi Ōno
- Oozekitaku
- Paris Match
- PIG
- Quruli
- Remioromen
- Maaya Sakamoto
- savage genius
- See-Saw
- Shōnen Kamikaze
- Singer Songer
- SMAP
- Goro Inagaki (also goes by &G)
- Shingo Katori
- Tsuyoshi Kusanagi
- Masahiro Nakai
- Source
- Southern All Stars
- Yuko Hara (solo and duet releases with SMAP member Shingo Katori)
- Keisuke Kuwata/Kuwata Band
- Hiroshi Matsuda
- Hideyuki Nozawa
- Kazuyuki Sekiguchi
- Toshihiko Tahara (transferred from Pony Canyon)(Management Only)
- Mariko Takahashi
- Tokyo Ethmusica
- Ayano Tsuji
- UA (singer)
- Aimi Yuguchi
- Cocco
- Yukio Hashi
- Sayuri Yoshinaga
External links
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Last updated on Saturday September 27, 2008 at 16:47:21 PDT (GMT -0700)
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Last updated on Saturday September 27, 2008 at 16:47:21 PDT (GMT -0700)
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