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Junko Karashima was a long-time artist at KONAMI, who was first involved in the SEGA Saturn versions of ''Vandal Hearts'' and ''Castlevania: Symphony of the Night'' in 1997, and also served as the sound director for the Game Boy Color games ''International Rally'' in 1999 and ''The Mummy'' in 2000. In BEMANI, she first appeared in [[AC DDRMAX2|DDRMAX2 -DanceDanceRevolution 7thMIX-]], moving up in the series to becoming head sound director of [[AC DDR SuperNOVA|DanceDanceRevolution SuperNOVA]], as well as several of the HOTTEST PARTY entries. She is best known for her group songs under the [[TERRA|TЁЯRA]] alias alongside [[Naoki Maeda]]. She also wrote lyrics for a few of Naoki's songs outside of said alias, including at least two for his J-POP group [[BeForU]]. | Junko Karashima was a long-time artist at KONAMI, who was first involved in the SEGA Saturn versions of ''Vandal Hearts'' and ''Castlevania: Symphony of the Night'' in 1997, and also served as the sound director for the Game Boy Color games ''International Rally'' in 1999 and ''The Mummy'' in 2000. In BEMANI, she first appeared in [[AC DDRMAX2|DDRMAX2 -DanceDanceRevolution 7thMIX-]], moving up in the series to becoming head sound director of [[AC DDR SuperNOVA|DanceDanceRevolution SuperNOVA]], as well as several of the HOTTEST PARTY entries. She is best known for her group songs under the [[TERRA|TЁЯRA]] alias alongside [[Naoki Maeda]]. She also wrote lyrics for a few of Naoki's songs outside of said alias, including at least two for his J-POP group [[BeForU]]. | ||
Junko also did the music for the first | Junko also did the music for the first two installments of KONAMI's quiz arcade game series ''QUIZ MAGIC ACADEMY'' (クイズマジックアカデミー), as well as the opening titles for ''QUIZ MAGIC ACADEMY Akatsuki no kane'' (クイズマジックアカデミー 暁の鐘) and ''QUIZ MAGIC ACADEMY Tokyo Grimoire'' (クイズマジックアカデミー トーキョーグリモワール). | ||
Junko left KONAMI in 2013 alongside Naoki Maeda. Similar to Naoki, most jackets and videos appearances of her were removed from BEMANI games; their TËЯRA profile was also removed from the [http://p.eagate.573.jp/game/bemani/p/artist/index.html BEMANI Fan Site's artist listing]. After Junko left KONAMI, she joined CAPCOM and worked on songs for the ''CROSS×BEATS'' series produced by Naoki Maeda, until the series' end in 2018. | Junko left KONAMI in 2013 alongside Naoki Maeda. Similar to Naoki, most jackets and videos appearances of her were removed from BEMANI games; their TËЯRA profile was also removed from the [http://p.eagate.573.jp/game/bemani/p/artist/index.html BEMANI Fan Site's artist listing]. After Junko left KONAMI, she joined CAPCOM and worked on songs for the ''CROSS×BEATS'' series produced by Naoki Maeda, until the series' end in 2018. | ||
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* [[TERRA|TЁЯRA]] / TËЯRA WORKS (member of, with [[Naoki Maeda|NAOKI]]) | * [[TERRA|TЁЯRA]] / TËЯRA WORKS (member of, with [[Naoki Maeda|NAOKI]]) | ||
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