Clarion Girl - Clarion Girls Through The Years

Clarion Girls Through The Years

  1. Agnes Lum (1975)
  2. Maile Dale (1976)
  3. Sabine Kaneko (1977)
  4. Mayumi Horikawa (1978)
  5. Naomi Tanaka (1979)
  6. Setsuko Karasuma (1980)
  7. Yumi Hasegawa (1981)
  8. Kaoru Ōtake (1982)
  9. Emi Kagawa (1983)
  10. Yuri Kurokawa (1984)
  11. Masumi Miyazaki (1985)
  12. Mika Shiokawa (1986)
  13. Miki Kawashima (1987, real name Daria Kawashima)
  14. Renhō (1988)
  15. Megumi Yūki (1989)
  16. Reiko Katō (1990)
  17. Shōko Ueda (1991)
  18. Shiho Shinjō (1992)
  19. Noriko Tachikawa (1993)
  20. Misa Takada (1994)
  21. Chiaki Hara (1995)
  22. Naoko Izumi (1996)
  23. Rie Kasai (1997)
  24. Sayo Aizawa (1998)
  25. Natsu Tōdō (1999)
  26. Ai Hazuki (2000)
  27. Eliana Silva (2001)
  28. Airi Tōriyama (2003)
  29. Aoi (2004)
  30. Miku Sano (2005)
  31. Uri Yun (2006)

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