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“I guess the very first thing is to own your true self, and that includes achieving the point of not lying to others; the first step should be not lying to yourself.”

Quote by Ayumi Hamasaki

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Ayumi Hamasaki
Ayumi Hamasaki

A renowned Japanese pop music singer and lyricist, known as the 'Queen of Japanese Pop'. Since her debut in 1999 with the single 'Poker Face', Ayumi Hamasaki has gained immense popularity with her unique musical style and strong personal charm, attracting a massive fanbase across Asia and around the world. more

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