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‎Members

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 * '''{{nihongo|Shuichi Ikemori|池森 秀一|Ikemori Shūichi}}''' (Vocals, Lyrics, Composition)
 * '''{{nihongo|Cozzy Yamane|山根 公路|Yamane Kōji}}''' (Leader, Keyboard, Chorus, Composition)
 === Former members ===
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 * '''{{nihongo|Keisuke Kurasawa|倉澤 圭介|Kurasawa Keisuke}}''' (1993-1994)
 * '''{{nihongo|Naoki Uzumoto|宇津本 直紀|Uzumoto Naoki}}''' (1994-1999)
 == Song themes in Detective Conan ==

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 | genres              = Pop, Pop rock, Classical, Folk, Album-oriented rock
 | years-active        = 1993-present
-| labels              = B-Gram Records (1993–1998)<br />BMG Japan/Berg (1998–2003)<br />BMG Japan (2003–2009)<br />Ariola Japan/SME Records (2009-present)
+| labels              = B-Gram Records (1993–1998)<br />Berg Label (1998–2003)<br />BMG Fun House (2003-2005) <br> BMG Japan (2005–2009)<br />Ariola Japan (2009-2013) <br> Epic Records Japan (2013-present)
 | website             = [http://www.deen.gr.jp/ deen.gr.jp]
 }}

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 | name                = DEEN
 | image               = DEEN.jpg
-| japanese-name       = ディーン
+| japanese-name       = {{lang|ja|ディーン}}
 | date-of-creation    = 1993
 | origin              = Japan
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 {{main|e1=[http://www.generasia.com/wiki/DEEN DEEN]}}
-'''DEEN''' (ディーン ''Dīn'') is a Japanese J-pop band that formed in 1993 after WANDS's Uesugi Sho and Oda Kanako searched for a singer to sing for a DoCoMo commercial. After searching, they found ''Shuuichi Ikemori'' and decided to give him a test run. After they found him good to go, they hurried to find a keyboardist and found ''Koji Yamane''. They released their first single months later, entitled "Kono Mama Kimi Dake wo Ubaisaritai", and it did exceptionally well as it climbed to #2 on the weekly Oricon charts. They released their next single, "Tsubasa wo Hirogete", soon after and it hit #1.
+{{nihongo|'''DEEN'''|ディーン|Dīn}} is a Japanese J-pop band that formed in 1993 after WANDS's Uesugi Sho and Oda Kanako searched for a singer to sing for a DoCoMo commercial. After searching, they found ''Shuichi Ikemori'' and decided to give him a test run. After they found him good to go, they hurried to find a keyboardist and found ''Cozzy Yamane''. They released their first single months later, entitled "Kono Mama Kimi Dake wo Ubaisaritai", and it did exceptionally well as it climbed to #2 on the weekly Oricon charts. They released their next single, "Tsubasa wo Hirogete", soon after and it hit #1.
 The members began to experiment their musically ability and began to compose their own songs. Their first composed single, "Mirai no Tame ni", was released in 1995 and made #1 on the charts. They also released singles for such anime Dragonball GT and Detective Conan during the same time. They also participated in the song "Giniro no Yume ~All over the world~" for the 1996 Olympics.
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 == Members ==
-* '''{{nihongo|Shuuichi Ikemori|池森秀一|Ikemori Shuuichi}}''' (Vocals, Lyrics, Composition)
+* '''{{nihongo|Shuichi Ikemori|池森 秀一|Ikemori Shūichi}}''' (Vocals, Lyrics, Composition)
-* '''{{nihongo|Koji Yamane|山根公路|Yamane Koji}}''' (Leader, Keyboard, Chorus, Composition)
+* '''{{nihongo|Cozzy Yamane|山根 公路|Yamane Kōji}}''' (Leader, Keyboard, Chorus, Composition)
-* '''{{nihongo|Shinji Tagawa|田川伸治|Tagawa Shinji}}''' (Bass, Guitar, Chorus, Composition)
+* '''{{nihongo|Shinji Tagawa|田川 伸治|Tagawa Shinji}}''' (Bass, Guitar, Chorus, Composition)
 === Former members ===
-* '''{{nihongo|Tatsuma Nakai|仲居辰磨|Nakai Tatsuma}}''' (1993)
+* '''{{nihongo|Tatsuma Nakai|仲居 辰磨|Nakai Tatsuma}}''' (1993)
-* '''{{nihongo|Keisuke Kurasawa|倉澤圭介|Kurasawa Keisuke}}''' (1993-1994)
+* '''{{nihongo|Keisuke Kurasawa|倉澤 圭介|Kurasawa Keisuke}}''' (1993-1994)
-* '''{{nihongo|Naoki Uzumoto|宇津本直紀|Uzumoto Naoki}}''' (1994-1999)
+* '''{{nihongo|Naoki Uzumoto|宇津本 直紀|Uzumoto Naoki}}''' (1994-1999)
 == Song themes in Detective Conan ==

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 | genres              = Pop, Pop rock, Classical, Folk, Album-oriented rock
 | years-active        = 1993-present
-| labels              = B-Gram Records (1993–1998)<br />BMG Japan/Berg (1998–2003)<br />BMG Japan (2003–2009)<br />Ariola Japan/Sony Music Entertainment Japan (2009-present)
+| labels              = B-Gram Records (1993–1998)<br />BMG Japan/Berg (1998–2003)<br />BMG Japan (2003–2009)<br />Ariola Japan/SME Records (2009-present)
 | website             = [http://www.deen.gr.jp/ deen.gr.jp]
 }}

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 With the start of the new millennium, the music unit started to self-produce their works. Two years later, they released their first ballad album, "Ballads in Blue ~The greatest hits of DEEN~", and then released their first cover album, "Waon ~Songs for Childen~". They also sang the theme song for the soccer team Tokyo Verdy 1969 in 2004.
-In 2006, DEEN released the single "Diamond", the theme song to the PS2 video game ''Tales of Destiny''. A year later, they re-released their older concerts that used be video-only onto DVD. They also performed at the Tales of Festival 2008 in 2008, this time to promote the single "Yume de Aetara" that was used in a ''Tales of Destiny'' commercial. They also celebrate their 15th anniversary by releasing a best album, "DEEN PERFECT SINGLES +", and releasing their first live album, entitled "DEEN at Budoukan "NO CUT" ~15th Anniversary Perfect Singles Live~".
+In 2006, DEEN released the single "Diamond", the theme song to the PS2 video game Tales of Destiny. A year later, they re-released their older concerts that used be video-only onto DVD. They also performed at the Tales of Festival 2008 in 2008, this time to promote the single "Yume de Aetara" that was used in a Tales of Destiny commercial. They also celebrate their 15th anniversary by releasing a best album, "DEEN PERFECT SINGLES +", and releasing their first live album, entitled "DEEN at Budoukan "NO CUT" ~15th Anniversary Perfect Singles Live~".
 == Members ==

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 In 1998, the music unit released their first best album, "SINGLES+1". They also changed labels from B-Gram Records to BMG Japan during the same year. By the end of the decade, DEEN ranked #49 on Artists Sale Ranking.
-With the start of the new millennium, the music unit started to self-produce their works. Two years later, they released their first ballad album, "Ballads in Blue ~The greatest hits of DEEN~", and then released their first cover album, Waon ~Songs for Childen~. They also sang the theme song for the soccer team Tokyo Verdy 1969 in 2004.
+With the start of the new millennium, the music unit started to self-produce their works. Two years later, they released their first ballad album, "Ballads in Blue ~The greatest hits of DEEN~", and then released their first cover album, "Waon ~Songs for Childen~". They also sang the theme song for the soccer team Tokyo Verdy 1969 in 2004.
-In 2006, DEEN released the single "Diamond", the theme song to the PS2 video game Tales of Destiny. A year later, they re-released their older concerts that used be video-only onto DVD. They also performed at the Tales of Festival 2008 in 2008, this time to promote the single "Yume de Aetara" that was used in a Tales of Destiny commercial. They also celebrate their 15th anniversary by releasing a best album, DEEN PERFECT SINGLES +, and releasing their first live album, entitled DEEN at Budoukan "NO CUT" ~15th Anniversary Perfect Singles Live~.
+In 2006, DEEN released the single "Diamond", the theme song to the PS2 video game ''Tales of Destiny''. A year later, they re-released their older concerts that used be video-only onto DVD. They also performed at the Tales of Festival 2008 in 2008, this time to promote the single "Yume de Aetara" that was used in a Tales of Destiny commercial. They also celebrate their 15th anniversary by releasing a best album, "DEEN PERFECT SINGLES +", and releasing their first live album, entitled DEEN at Budoukan "NO CUT" ~15th Anniversary Perfect Singles Live~.
 == Members ==