IKEMOTO MASAYOSHI

"I’m so happy to be able to see both MAIDEN and QsT! 🥰💞 I originally went to see the Nizi Project Girls, but now I’m really interested in MAIDEN’s Gown-chan and QsT’s Kana-chan!! Cute is justice, right? 🥰"

"I started watching these girls for Palutan from Japan's Produce, and every time I watch, my favorite changes... Everyone is so cute... The music video was just endlessly adorable... Cute is justice, isn't it? ☺"

In every season of "Nippon Produce," there is always at least one person who is a hidden introvert and can't express their intentions, but their well-meaning actions often end up dragging down popular trainees. When you get involved with that person, you end up being portrayed as the villain while trying to uphold justice.

"I heard about the debut of Palutan, whom I've been supporting since 'Nippon Produce,' and when I saw the stage of CUTIE STREET, I was completely captivated by the orange and red members...‼️ From now on, I'm going to support Japanese idols for the first time‼️ Cute is justice‼️"

Here's the translation of the tweet: "I was watching the 'Nippon Project Girls,' so I'm taking it easy with 'Mei Ai' ☺️ If I had to choose, I'm more seriously supporting 'Isshu' 🥰 Cute girls are justice 🫂 My favorite chemistry is overwhelmingly the 🍒 cherry chemistry (Ranmiha) 🍒 🫶🏻 #Let'sThrowMarshmallows"

What I appreciate about the fans of Palutan is that there isn't a vibe of "old fans are the best." I love that even those who haven't been supporting since the Japan-Pop (J-Pop) days are welcomed! ☺️🤍

The tweet translates to: "Can I ask only those who have properly criticized the specific 🍜 (other than my favorite 🥢) for slander during the Japan Produce period to say 'Come out, those who have been attacking'? 😅 It's really ridiculous and foolish to think you're on the side of justice while having double standards."

"On the contrary (or should I say?), if they were Japanese-Pop Ninjas, it would be like Orikawa, Koki, and Yuki's justice and beliefs clashing and struggling to resolve things through fighting, while Kairu can only look down awkwardly. Rino Nakasone would be giving soul lessons in half English, and the ninjas, who don't understand English but are quickly influenced, would be in that kind of situation, I guess."

The tweet translates to: "I think the 'Nippon Produce' girls, Kasahara Momona, Ishii Ran, Sakurai Miu, and Kato Kokoro, each had their own beliefs and sense of justice, but it's amazing that they all debuted without their differences clashing and causing a breakdown."

Every time I watch "Saba Ban", I start to wonder, "Was that actually justice...?" The PDU method.

Some people say that MiiAoi is more fortunate compared to her brother group, but many people who entered through Nippon Joshi don't really understand the system of LaPone. Simply put, watching the show, "Only 11 people can debut" and "It is decided by the vote of the national producers," those rules are justice.

"But when my 1 pick, who is in the cute category, appeared in Nippon Professional Baseball, he was criticized a lot for not fitting in. Maybe producing idols based on their appearance that they were born with is the right thing to do in order to sell them. I love Takami Bunnei from choppy choppy the most, so I guess I just can't get along with the world."

Actually, I've been a big fan of KPOP for about 4 years now, and of course I watch all the survival programs like Nogipro, Galpala, Nippsa, and Babibabu in real time. I've been listening to artists like Twice, Itzy, Aespa, Lusela, New Jeans, and more!! I love cute girls and justice.

I've always thought that Tanaka's face wasn't my type, but I understand why he's popular because he looks great on stage. The bone structure is justice 🥺 But wouldn't it be nice to add Kagura, who is ranked 14th, as an accent there? Wouldn't it make the group more appealing? The average height would also increase...

I am still a ghost of the original Produce 101... The survival show that starts with 101 people is justice... (old-fashioned)