Best and Most Cohesive Studio Album Out of the J-Pop Queens?

[Mandilinn]

Please actually vote in the poll if you can because I'll be using the results of it for something. I had to combine Hikki and Kuu's lists because I couldn't add a fourth poll. Please vote for one from each of them. Do not vote for more than one for either Hikki or Kuu.

 

So? What do you pick? (⌒▽⌒)☆

[Midna]

omg this is HARD

[SeeYaWithYou]

Love Again, no contest.

[DocumentaLy]

Duty

 

...

 

Exodus

 

Black Cherry

 

 

EDIT: My votes aren't counting since I didn't pick a Namie album.

[Hemlock]

adding a "n/a" or "pass" option for each one would fix that because votes won't count unless you pick an option in each question. 

[MoreTokyo]

I'm often a bit indifferent in regards to Koda Kumi, Ayumi Hamasaki and Namie Amuro because their music hasn't often caught my attention and I haven't gotten a chance to fully devour and explore their discography. Most familiar with Namie Amuro and Utada Hikaru and could confidently give you an answer in regards to both but I'm not as confident with Ayumi or Kumi. Exodus is easily my favorite full length and it's easily her strongest full length and most consistent piece of works. Had a bit of trouble choosing between Sweet 19 Blues and Concentration 20 but ended up going with the later. Ended up going with Next Level but Love Appears is a close second. Koda Kumi was probably the hardest but went with Black Cherry.

[Arrogant Prince]

Heart Station or Deep River.

 

I could never go through a whole Ayu, Koda or Namie album.

[Sotsugyou]

Ayu: Pass

Namie : QOHP or Play

Utada: Deep River & Exodus

Kumi: Kingdom & Japonesque

[Nanallah]

Ayu: miss(understood)

Koda: Japonesque and Kingdom

Namie Amuro: Play

Utada: Deep River