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Background
PolyGram K.K, also known as PolyGram Co., Ltd., was established in 1990 as the Japanese branch of PolyGram. In 1992, Polydor Co., Ltd. and Nippon Phonogram were folded into PolyGram K.K. In 1999, after Universal Music Group acquired PolyGram Records, PolyGram Co., Ltd. was renamed to Universal Music Co., Ltd., more popularly known as Universal Music Japan.
1st Logo (December 22, 1994)
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Logo: On a white background, we see "PolyGram K.K." in the PolyGram logo font. The logo is shown above the Sand Storm logo.
Technique: None.
Music/Sounds: None.
Availability: Seen on the PS1 game Twin Goddesses.
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