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"My flower shop friend is selling Agave seedlings, specifically Agave parryi var. truncata, on Mercari! ✨ I want one too, but I have no space left 😭 Can someone grow it for me instead? Agave☆Agave parryi var. truncata seedling"

"I found a seedling of Agave parryi! I might be dreaming of growing it from seed 🌿 Agave☆Parryi seedling jp.mercari.com/item/m16340114…"

The translation of the tweet is: "Is this Izanami no Chie no Mikoto...?"

The translation of the tweet is: "Is this Izanami no Chie no Mikoto...?"

"My flower shop friend is selling Agave seedlings, specifically Agave parryi var. truncata, on Mercari! ✨ I want one too, but I have no space left 😭 Can someone grow it for me instead? Agave☆Agave parryi var. truncata seedling"

"I found a seedling of Agave parryi! I might be dreaming of growing it from seed 🌿 Agave☆Parryi seedling jp.mercari.com/item/m16340114…"

The female co-star is Wang Qianhui (王阡惠), who often appears in Japanese streaming short plays (personally, I see her almost every day). She was born on September 5, 1998. Liu Tu is born on June 27, 1996, but both have baby faces, so they don't look out of place playing student roles. Original title: "After the top heiress is publicly rejected by the school heartthrob, she stops pretending" (2025).

The tweet translates to: "Enough with the foolishly high prices and cheap policies. It's been proven that 'Bakanomics' is the biggest failure, so why continue with it? Japan is supported by small and medium-sized enterprises. Are there no decent politicians in this country? Favoring large corporations won't increase consumption. It's just ridiculous."

The female co-star is Wang Qianhui (王阡惠), who often appears in Japanese streaming short plays (personally, I see her almost every day). She was born on September 5, 1998. Liu Tu is born on June 27, 1996, but both have baby faces, so they don't look out of place playing student roles. Original title: "After the top heiress is publicly rejected by the school heartthrob, she stops pretending" (2025).

The tweet translates to: "Enough with the foolishly high prices and cheap policies. It's been proven that 'Bakanomics' is the biggest failure, so why continue with it? Japan is supported by small and medium-sized enterprises. Are there no decent politicians in this country? Favoring large corporations won't increase consumption. It's just ridiculous."

The translation of the Japanese tweet text "チエンドン草　#RTAinJapan" is "Chiendong Grass #RTAinJapan." (Note: "草" (kusa) is often used in Japanese internet slang to represent laughter, similar to "lol" in English, but in this context, it seems to be part of a name or term.)

The translation of the Japanese tweet text "チエンドン草　#RTAinJapan" is "Chiendong Grass #RTAinJapan." (Note: "草" (kusa) is often used in Japanese internet slang to represent laughter, similar to "lol" in English, but in this context, it seems to be part of a name or term.)

The translation of the tweet text is: "Irregular Hunter X Chien Penguigo #RTAinJapan"

The translation of the tweet text is: "Irregular Hunter X Chien Penguigo #RTAinJapan"

The text you provided appears to be a mix of emojis, symbols, and Japanese characters that do not form coherent sentences or phrases. It seems to be a playful or cryptic message rather than standard Japanese. If you have a specific part of the text you'd like help with or if there's a particular context you're interested in, please let me know!