IKUMI HIROTO

The translation of the tweet is: "251231 IG The end of the year is the best 😎 #井汲大翔 #HIROTO #히로토 #ヒロト #吉祥弟弟"

The translation of the Japanese tweet text is: "My annual golden song Need🥳 #HIROTO #히로토 #ヒロト #井汲大翔 #吉祥弟弟 pic.x.com/3JNHnAMCll" (Note: The text includes hashtags and a link, which are typically left untranslated.)

The tweet translates to: "251228 Ikumi Hiroto weibo post (1/2) [ENG TRANS] Blue 💙 🔗weibo.com/7533740696/524… #Hiroto #ヒロト #井汲大翔 #HIROTO pic.x.com/LOkpGSnSeZ" (Note: The hashtags and links are left as they are since they do not require translation.)

The tweet appears to be referencing a Weibo post by the user 井汲大翔 (Ikumi Hiroto) and includes hashtags related to Hiroto. However, there is no specific text to translate in the provided content. It mainly consists of a date, a username, and hashtags. If you have any specific text from the tweet that you would like translated, please provide that, and I would be happy to help!

The tweet appears to be a collection of links and hashtags related to a person named Hiroto Ikumi. Here’s the translation of the main content: "251225 Ikumi Hiroto weibo ins douyin rednote post (2/4) 🔗weibo.com/7533740696/524… 🔗instagram.com/p/DSrltOxkwYN/… 🔗v.douyin.com/l2jdOTWQIc0/ 🔗xhslink.com/o/2nBHGmWS286 #Hiroto #ヒロト #井汲大翔 #HIROTO pic.x.com/I2fFVsVtFd" (Note: The hashtags and links are left unchanged as they are proper nouns and URLs.)

The tweet seems to be a reference to a post by Hiroto Ikumi on various social media platforms, including Weibo, Instagram, Douyin, and Rednote. The text includes a festive emoji (Christmas tree and sparkles) and hashtags related to Hiroto. Here's the translation of the tweet: "251225 Hiroto Ikumi weibo ins douyin rednote post (3/4) 🎄✨ #Hiroto #ヒロト #井汲大翔 #HIROTO pic.x.com/xKrOKNEff8" (Note: The translation retains the original hashtags and emojis, as they are often used in social media contexts.)

The tweet translates to: "251225 Ikumi Hiroto weibo ins douyin rednote post (4/4) 🎄✨ #Hiroto #ヒロト #井汲大翔 #HIROTO pic.x.com/RrthHstgLl" (Note: The text includes hashtags and a link to an image, which are typically not translated.)

Here's the translation of the tweet: "Keijiro Seki 09 Aichi 176 cm Giant Baby category? Keywords: spoiled younger brother. Since his name is also Keijiro, he must be the second son, and am I the only one who feels a resemblance to Daisho Ikumi in this expression? (I support Daisho Ikumi in both 'Nippon Project' and 'Boys Planet') #NipponProjectNewWorld"

The tweet translates to: "When trying to watch all of Ikumi-kun's videos on YouTube, I have to search for 'Ikumi Hiroto,' '히로토 boysplanet,' 'rbw,' and 'nxd' separately. It's a hassle because it's too global."

The tweet translates to: "It often turns into a conversation about Hiroto from the BOY PLAN." 😻

The tweet translates to: "Today I learned a Japanese phrase: 'The longer you wait, the happier you are when you finally meet.' Actually, I hate waiting the most, but because it's for Daisho Ikumi, I feel that waiting is meaningful and something to look forward to."

"Going on a 2-day trip to Osaka! 🐙 The power of Abeno Harukas was amazing, and the view was so beautiful~~! Osaka is such a big city 💫 lol The food was delicious and I had a great time 💝 I wonder if Hiroto-kun was in Umeda? lol #井汲大翔 #HIROTO #吉祥弟弟"

Here's the translation of the tweet: "I immediately copied and bought it (๑˃̵ᴗ˂̵)❤️ I wonder if Hiroto-kun ate all four? Please let me know! (laughs) By the way, they were all delicious 💝 #DaitoIkubo #HIROTO #KichijoBrothers"

The translation of the tweet is: "He looks like a beautiful boy from an oil painting ☺️"

The tweet translates to: "260112 Ikumi Hiroto weibo message 🧢 #Hiroto #ヒロト #井汲大翔 #HIROTO pic.x.com/p0vnazhBuh" (Note: The text includes hashtags and a link to an image, which are typically not translated.)