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 .

Contents

History

Labels

Record

Other audio

Video

Major artists

External links

History

★ 'April 1972' — spun off as subsidiary of JVC

★ 'February 1984' — Sales and marketing department of JVC spun off as

★ 'April 1993' — Nihon ABC and Victor Music Industries merge and the name is changed to Victor Entertainment

★ 'March 1999' — Moved main office

Labels

Record

★ 3 Views

★ Aosis Records

★ BabeStar

★ Cypress Showers

★ Globe Roots

★ Happy House

★ Invitation

★ JVC Jazz

★ JVC World Sounds

★ Mob Squad

★ Nafin

★ Speedstar International

★ Speedstar Records

★ Taishita

★ Victor

Other audio

★ Bad News

★ Daipro-X

★ Marquee, Inc.

★ Substance

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).


★ Aimi Yuguchi

★ Aina Ōgi

★ Ayano Tsuji

★ Steve Barakatt

★ Chocolate & Akito

★ Cymbals

★ Daigo☆Stardust

★ Dragon Ash

★ FictionJunction YUUKA

★ Full of Harmony

★ Fūmidō

★ Gari

★ Going Under Ground

★ Guniw Tools

★ 80★PAN!

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★ (graduated "Kigurumi" on June,30 2007.)

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★ Rena(Kigurumi)

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★ Kiroro

★ Kiyofumi Ōno

★ Kokia

★ Kyoko Koizumi

★ Leah Dizon

★ Love Psychedelico

★ Lunkhead

★ Maaya Sakamoto

★ Mariko Takahashi

★ Masumi

★ Matt Bianco

★ Merry

★ Miho Hatori

★ Mika Arisaka

★ Minmi

★ Miz

★ Oozekitaku

★ Paris Match



★ PIG

★ Quruli

★ Rimi Natsukawa

★ Remioromen

★ savage genius

★ See-Saw

★ Shōnen Kamikaze

★ Singer Songer

★ SMAP

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★ Goro Inagaki (also goes by &G)

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★ Shingo Katori

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★ Tsuyoshi Kusanagi

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★ Masahiro Nakai

★ Source

★ Southern All Stars

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★ Keisuke Kuwata/Kuwata Band

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★ Hiroshi Matsuda

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★ Hideyuki Nozawa

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★ Kazuyuki Sekiguchi

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★ Yuko Hara (solo and any duet releases with SMAP member Shingo Katori)

★ Takeshi Nakatsuka

★ The Back Horn

★ The Cobra Sisters

★ Tokyo Ethmusica

★ Toshihiko Tahara (transferred from Pony Canyon)

★ UA (singer)

★ Yuki Kajiura

★ Death from Above 1979 (Japanese distribution rights)

External links

★ Victor Entertainment