Only one of the songs, however, was featured in the I've Girls Compilation, 'Ame ni Utau Ballad' ( Р№вЂєРЃРіРѓВ«Р¶ВРЉРіРѓвЂ РёВС™РёВ©В©Р¶вЂєР† ?). In the same year, Kawada and Shimamiya grouped themselves as the band Healing Leaf and performed theme songs for some visual novels. Her first anime song was 'Sora no Mori de' ( Р·В©С”РіРѓВ®Р¶Р€В®РіРѓВ§ ?), which serves as the ending theme for the anime Please Teacher!, while co-I've Sound singer KOTOKO performed the opening theme 'Shooting Star'.

In 2002, she began performing anime theme songs, as well as theme songs for visual novels. The song was featured in the I've Sound's 5th Compilation Album Out Flow. In 2001, she released her debut song with I've Sound was 'Kaze to Kimi wo Daite' ( Р№СћРЃРіРѓРЃРµС’вЂєРівЂљвЂ™Р¶Р‰В±РіРѓвЂћРіРѓВ¦ ?), which was the opening theme for the eroge miss you. Kawada would later become a member of I've Sound. She was introduced to I've Sound, a music production group whom Shimamiya was a member of. Mami Kawada's vocal talent was first discovered by Eiko Shimamiya, who was her teacher at a vocal school in Sapporo, Hokkaido. 2.9 Songs written for other I've singers.2.7.2 Mami Kawada Live Tour 2008 РІР‚СљSAVIAРІР‚Сњ LIVE&LIFEРіР‚Р‚vol.2.2.7.1 Mami Kawada First Live Tour 2006 РІР‚СљSEEDРІР‚Сњ LIVE&LIFEРіР‚Р‚vol.1.2.6 Healing Leaf (Mami Kawada & Eiko Shimamiya).2.4 Mami Kawada First Live Tour 2006 'Seed' Pamphlet CD.2.3 Contributions to I've Sound compilations.

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