KOJIMA NIJI

"I have watched audition programs like SIXTEEN, Produce 48, Nizi Project, Girls Planet, and Produce 101 Boys, but personally, I find Typro to be the most interesting. I really appreciate how they are sincerely and carefully engaging with each individual."

The tweet translates to: "I'm really moved that Miu Sakurai, who I supported from Rainbow Project → Girls Planet → Produce 101 Japan, has finally debuted and is appearing in the Record Awards and Kouhaku!"

The tweet translates to: "I've been watching things like 'Boys Planet', 'Girls Planet', 'After School Tokimeki', and 'Nijipro' to some extent at home, but I was watching 'Saba' (the server). I didn't watch everything until the end, but I watched all of 'Nijipro' on YouTube. Right now, I'm really into '🏎', but I've always liked watching 'Saba' even before I got into it."

The tweet translates to: "Looking at Miu Sakurai's pictures from her trainee days in 'Nizi Project' and her bare face during 'Nizi Project,' there doesn't seem to be much change (which suggests she probably hasn't had a lot of plastic surgery). It seems like they've thoroughly researched what kind of hair and makeup suits her..."

Certainly... I've watched various auditions like "Nijigasaki," "Nizi Project," and recently "Nonoga," but there hasn't been an audition where all the finalists have made it this far and are actively succeeding...‼️

The tweet translates to: "Harua successfully told Yena that she is WIZ*ONE! The reason I aimed to become a K-POP idol is because I watched Nizi Project, and do you like survival shows? I also love survival shows, so I want to talk about it someday (but it’s probably impossible). I’m sure she’s also watching Produce Japan! #andTEAM 🔗youtu.be/8aMlvPawDXY?si… pic.x.com/9Uv9C1RF2u"

In the past year, I've watched a lot of audition shows. It all started with watching "Nijipuro 3," which led me to "NonoGa," "Type R," "Niji Project," "Girls Planet," "Boys Planet 2," "Pro Quest," and "Galbat." For me, "Nijipuro 3" resonated the most.

Here's the translation of the tweet: "Love Sababan → Nippon Project → ZAST where Ozawa-kun appears → Ran-kun's M×2 → (Nippon Project 2, Nippon Project girls, Dreamer Z, Nizi Project 2, Thai Project, etc.) → Nonoga → Rasupi → BMSG all-in → Watching BMSG Festival on Amazon Prime → My impression of MAZZEL changes with Naotomu's 'to me' → Maze Beya → Swamp! → I'm a MUZEUM member 🎁"

Many people are overlapping the auditions for the staff recruitment for "A Rough Gift" with "Produce Japan," but considering that the viewers (the national producers) don't have voting rights, it leans more towards "Nijipro," doesn't it?

The tweet translates to: "If the Nijipro 2 and Laspi groups are participating in the Japan Project 4, let me know... I'll vote!"

"I love watching a variety of idols. In the past, I was introduced to Hello! Project a bit‼️ I watched Nizi Project, Produce 101 Japan, and I-LAND 2! I’ve seen a little of Girls Planet too."

"Wait!! I haven't seen it yet, but is it Kobayashi-kun!!!!?? Wow!!!? That's exciting. I've been curious about him since Nizi Project 2. And I thought about Age-kun from Nizi Project 2... but it seems like he's already working hard elsewhere 🥺♡ #TAGRIGHT"

The boring point of this round of auditions is that there are no growth slots. For example, Ayaka from "Nizi Project," Ruan from "Girls Planet," Yuyoung from "The Show," Wonhee from "Ayu Next," Kotoko from "Uni Ticket," and Kagura from "Japan Project" (I haven't been watching closely). It's just that, regardless of whether they can debut or not, there's no inspiring growth story, and it's boring (it was the same with the island too).

The tweet translates to: "A woman who was watching 'Nono ga' becomes a fan of HANA. A woman who was watching 'Nijipro' becomes a fan of NiziU. There are so many female fans of TWICE. Is it strange for a man who was watching 'Nijipro' to become a fan of JO1? There are still opinions that it's rare for a man to support a boy group, but don't I think it's the same as those women mentioned earlier? Am I wrong? #JO1"

Here's the translation of the tweet: "Gokusen → JinKame → KAT-TUN → You&J → Kanjani∞ → (blank period) → Nizi Project → KPOP → Survival shows → (period of watching multiple survival shows) → I-LAND (K-kun eliminated, big tears) → Produce Japan 2 → MINI ← I'm here now‼︎ˎˊ˗ By the way, I've loved manga since elementary school and have liked that genre since the first year of middle school."