Make Progress

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Make Progress
Studio album by Nami Tamaki
Released	May 11, 2005 (Japan)
Genre	Dance-pop, pop, J-pop
Label	Sony Music Japan
Nami Tamaki chronology
"Greeting" (2004) Make Progress (2005) "Speciality" (2006)

Make Progress is the second album from Japanese pop singer Nami Tamaki. The album was Tamaki's first Oricon number-one album. It also reached number two on Billboard Japan's album chart.^[1]