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The translation of the tweet is: "I was at home when Yuki-san gave water to the field, so I took a cute photo ☺️ It's Puku Day, and Puku is overflowing and super cute!"

KYOSUKE🐶 It felt like I was seeing the artist Kyosuke Fujimaki. I think it's a miracle that he participated in Produce while growing up in the J-pop scene, and I'm grateful that he chose to become an idol. The original song he performed wasn't about living, but rather the dance & vocal track "Pay Back," which is impressive. His singing was, of course, top-notch.

The voice wasn't in top form and seemed a bit regretful, but I was able to enjoy the singing that was characteristic of Ruki-kun, with the pronunciation of "T" being pronounced strongly and clearly. My heart was fluttering! 🥹 Coming from the Hello Project background to Produce 101 Japan, I felt hope and a future in Ruki-kun's pronunciation of the "T" sounds with the "ッ" included.

"I'm not into Johnny's, but the older I get, the more I like people like Hara-kun. Also, Teranishi-kun. Hara-kun is kind of like Honda Niki, which I really like. I love him (from a fan of the original 'Nijuu Project')."

I only looked at the poster visual and thought the small senior role was played by Mei Hata, but when I started watching, it wasn't her. I was surprised to see the male role was played by a member from "TakiTsuba" who appeared on "Nippon Produce." I was just crying normally, thinking, "TakiTsuba is in an erotic drama...!" By the way, those were tears of emotion. It's amazing to think how much TakiTsuba has grown to reach the point of appearing in an erotic drama...

"I really like RealRomantic's debut song, it's one of my favorites among the debut songs of the 'Nippon Project' girls 😌 I feel that I'm definitely a Vocaloid person, not really into K-pop or hip-hop."

"On the contrary, I hardly see any women. They don't appear at all on TikTok. I don't know much outside of Johnny's, but when I saw the list of birth years from shows like Produce 101, it was unusually small. The 02 generation seems to be dominated by Miku Hata."

Here’s the translation of the tweet: "If I were to compare the audition I'm currently watching to a mystery genre: No No Girls → A full-fledged detective novel by a Mephisto Prize-winning author (quirky. Extremely captivating for those who get hooked) Seven Colors → A broadly defined mystery written by someone from outside the mystery field who got involved by chance (find out more on Hulu!) Probably, shows like Rainbow Project and Produce Japan are what you would call typical mainstream mysteries."

While listening to the album preview video by Vortaction, I came across a song that blends into the skin like high-end cosmetics. When I checked the credits, I saw Sota Hanamura's name for the lyrics and composition, and I had to look five times. The documentary was also edited by "Nippon Produce," so it's really true that dance and vocal groups are role models. Since I’m also part of that field... I'm so happy.

The tweet translates to: "As expected, Japan's Produce (Nijuu) is amazing, but I don't really understand because the fields are different."

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"I thought this when Tsukushi Sasaki from Japan's Produce participated, but it's truly amazing that a child who can dance this well and is recognized globally would have the determination to audition for a group that is, in a sense, in a different field. #NoNoGirls #KOKO"

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