Harmony (Beni Arashiro song)

2004 single by Beni Arashiro

"Harmony"

Single by Beni Arashiro
from the album  Beni
Released| June 9, 2004
Genre| Pop
Label| Avex Trax
Songwriter(s)| JUSME, MONK
Producer(s)| MONK, Hirofumi Asamoto,
Beni Arashiro singles chronology
|  | "Harmony"
(2004)  | "Infinite..."
(2004)

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"Harmony" is Beni Arashiro's debut single, which served as the theme for TV ASAHI Friday Night's Drama "Rei-kan Bus Guide Jikenbo".[1]

## Track listing

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1. Harmony
2. Silhouette
3. Emotions
4. Harmony (Instrumental)
5. Silhouette (Instrumental)

## Charts

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Oricon Sales Chart (Japan)

Release  | Chart  | Peak Position  | First Week Sales  | Sales Total  | Chart Run

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9 June 2004  | Oricon Weekly Singles Chart  | #26  | 6,503  | 10,753  | 5 weeks

## References

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1. ^ "Amazon.co.jp: Harmony [single][Maxi]" (in Japanese). Amazon. 2009-06-27. Retrieved 2009-06-27.

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Beni

Discography

Studio albums|

| as Beni Arashiro|

* Beni
* Girl 2 Lady
* Gem

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as Beni|

* Bitter & Sweet
* Lovebox
* Jewel
* Fortune

Live albums / DVDs|

* Bitter & Sweet Release Tour Final
* Lovebox Live Tour
* Jewel Concert Tour
* MTV Unplugged

Special albums|

* Chapter One: Complete Collection
* Covers
* Covers: 2

Singles|

* "Harmony"
* "Infinite"
* "Here Alone"
* "Harmony"
* "Mō Nido to..."
* "Kiss Kiss Kiss"
* "Koi Kogarete"
* "Zutto Futari de"
* "Sign"
* "Bye Bye"
* "Yurayura/Gimme Gimme"
* "Heaven's Door"
* "2Face"
* "Suki Dakara"
* "Koe o Kikasete / Crazy Girl"
* "Eien"

Other songs|

"Call Me, Beep Me!"

Featured singles|

* "Mō Ichi do..."

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