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| − | She appears in the following YUI PVs: [[Rolling star]], JAM, [[SUMMER SONG]], I'll be,[[It's all too much/Never say die|Never say die]], [[It's all too much/Never say die|It's all too much]] and [[GLORIA]] | + | She appears in the following YUI PVs: [[Rolling star]], JAM, [[SUMMER SONG]], I'll be, [[It's all too much/Never say die|Never say die]], [[It's all too much/Never say die|It's all too much]] and [[GLORIA]] |
<gallery caption="Imamura Mai @ YUI PV's" widths="190px" heights="110px" perrow="3">File: MaiGLORIA1.jpg | <gallery caption="Imamura Mai @ YUI PV's" widths="190px" heights="110px" perrow="3">File: MaiGLORIA1.jpg | ||
Revision as of 18:57, 5 April 2010
| 今村舞 (Imamura Mai) | |
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 Moe Mai
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| Background information | |
| Also known as | Maimai |
| Born | Around midnight on August 14, 1975 |
| Origin | Japan (Fukuoka Prefecture) |
| Genres | Jpop / Jrock |
| Instruments | Drums |
| Website | http://ameblo.jp/imamura-mai/ |
今村舞 (Imamura Mai) is currently YUI's drummer, member of e.u. Band. She was the drummer for SUPER EGG MACHINE from 2002 to 2005 when they disbanded.
Some notable artists she has worked with are KAT-TUN, MiChi, Melody, ゆず(Yuzu) and others.
She appears in the following YUI PVs: Rolling star, JAM, SUMMER SONG, I'll be, Never say die, It's all too much and GLORIA
- Imamura Mai @ YUI PV's
And, of course, she also played drums in the unique public live e.u. Band has done with YUI
- Imamura Mai @ ROCK IN JAPAN FESTIVAL 2009
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Available Languages |
[[::今村舞 (Mai Imamura)|English]] |