KOJIMA NIJI

Regarding the scoring, there were parts in "Produce" where the outcome was decided by scores, but that was also part of a popularity vote. In "Nijipro," they ranked participants without scores, so this method feels quite unique.

The tweet translates to: "There were talks about dropping out around venues 3 and 4, but since it's not certain that a specific number of people will drop out, this might be closer to the Nijipro format rather than Produce 101."

The tweet translates to: "Speaking of which, those who are watching 'Nijipro' or 'Nijipuro'... I really like people who are good at singing and are cool!"

"I went to see the 48 groups, watched Nizi Project and Produce 101 Japan girls, and now I'm watching Typro—what a lineup for an idol fan like me! Is this the first time it's become timeless?"

The tweet translates to: "I haven't really followed many audition shows, just 'Nizi Project' and 'Produce 101 Japan Girls', but the kids I'm interested in always have great skills and excellent expression management."

The tweet translates to: "Starting with Nizi Project 2, then Japan Project, Girls on Fire, a little bit of Memewon, and now I'm also watching NonoGa and Type Project 😂."

"I don't follow Sebukara or Nonoga, but I've watched both 'Nijipro' and 'Nijipuro,' so seeing the participants makes me feel a bit emotional."

"Well, it was closer to Sixteen or Nizi Project than Produce."

The translation of the tweet "虹プロ日プ女子タイプロじゃん" to English is: "It's the Rainbow Project, right? It's a Japanese girl group project."

"I'm someone who hasn't been watching 'Sebukara' and is thinking of watching it once the final episode is decided, but I searched and found absolutely no good reviews, which made me laugh. The official description calls it a 'new sensation audition program,' so I think it's natural to expect something similar to 'Nijipro' or 'Nijigasaki' to some extent. However, when I actually checked it out, it really doesn't resemble either."

The tweet translates to: "At the end of 'SEVEN COLORS,' a 'mysterious letter' is revealed. The announcement of a strict class division for 12 participants from 'Nizi Project' and 'Produce 101 Japan' has been made. oricon.co.jp/news/2353059/?… #Audition #SEVENCOLORS"

The tweet translates to: "It's fine that Sebukara used former trainees from the New Year's Day practice, but it makes me wonder how much they are just rehashing former Hello Project, former Nizi Project trainees, and former K-POP idols."

"On the contrary, I feel that NonoGa is very appealing to the audience! You can watch it on YouTube, the participants are unique and memorable, plus there aren't too many of them, and the judges are ethical. For those who only watch things like Niji Project and Produce Japan, I definitely think NonoGa is great. Star Boat is not good. It probably gives you indigestion."

Here's the translation of the tweet: "【#SEVENCOLORS】 I look forward to it every week. A gathering of people with captivating charm like Murasaki Shikibu, Sei Shonagon, Izumi Shikibu, and Akita Komachi. Members from Rainbow Project, Japan's Produce Girls, and Wolf-chan are also participating. In a way, it's luxurious. Some of the kids I know, and some I didn't know, all have the scent of a star. Rather amazing. #SevKara tver.jp/episodes/ep0ak…"

"I love 'Nizi Project' and have watched it multiple times, which made me start liking 'Survival Shows.' I'm also interested in 'Thai Project' and ended up subscribing to Netflix just for it. I can't wait for every two weeks, and I just started watching 'Nijipuro' ← I'm here right now. I've been watching it since the day before yesterday, but I can't stop, it's a problem, haha!"