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How do you say rocket boy in Japanese?
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How do you say little boy in Japanese?
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Japanese group Hey Say Jump has 10.
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Japanese Boy is a song by Scottish singer Aneka.
When was Japanese Boy created?
Japanese Boy was created on 1981-07-10.
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