KUSACHI RYONO

"When I watch all of this about the Japan Project in real-time like this, I really feel that it's a miracle and destiny that Mr. Kusachi is right here in front of me and that we were able to meet."

"My friend is a grassland otaku, and it seems they recently watched 'Mujirushi,' so I'm happy we can talk about 'Nippon Produce'! 🎶 OTT2 team is immortal! 🎶🎶"

I believe the two groups from the "Nippon Project" (日プ) without a label (無印) are legendary. While one group is said to be dominant, the practice process of the two groups was quite chaotic. However, they blew away those anxieties and achieved victory in the actual performance. Also, Honda Niki ranked first overall. Among those two groups, there were Ruki-kun, who debuted, and Kusaichi-kun, who is active in 2.5-dimensional theater.

Here's the translation of the tweet: "My picks from the previous Nippon Project series: - No label: Ryo no Kusachi (ENJIN) - Season 2: Shuu Kobori (OCTPATH) - Girls: Momoka Takabatake (HANA) So none of my favorites have debuted yet... New World: Gaki Kurahashi Please debut, I beg you‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️"

The tweet translates to: "I saw Kusaichi-kun, who I watched on Produce, was active. He was doing his thing with just a Fukuyama Masaharu impersonation———"

The tweet translates to: "The achievement of 'Produce 101 Japan' is that it created a treasure in the form of Ryo Yoshizumi from the 2.5-dimensional world. (Of course, producing JO1 is also an amazing accomplishment.)"

The tweet translates to: "Huh???? I’m shocked that Ryoji Kusachi, who appeared in the first season of 'Produce 101 Japan' and is currently in the fourth round (New World), is going to be Sergeant Giroro. When did you end up in such a place?"

"I've never seen a musical, so I don't know who any of the people inside are, and I can't even imagine the competition. I only know Kusa-chi (for the viewers of 'Nijuu Project' without the label). (By the way, what even is a musical of Keroro Gunso?)"

The translation of the tweet is: "I only recognize 'Nippon Produce' from the content where Kusaichi and Oga-kun appeared."

The tweet translates to: "Ryōno Kusachi is also appearing, so this is definitely going to be good (what's going to be good?). Also, Kengo Hata is in the Shinobi Musical, and quite a few people from 'Nijipuro' are going to 2.5, which is amazing!"

"My pick from the first season of 'Produce' was Kusaichi-kun, who also got eliminated in the second round. At that time, he couldn't sing or dance, and ultimately ranked lower than Dongmin, but he has become a wonderful idol now. Dongmin has talent but just had bad luck, so he couldn't showcase everything in the main show. I absolutely believe he will become an idol."

This is an unofficial survey about who people supporting Kuma-kun have supported in past "Nippon Produce" participants. It's understandable that the top trainees from that time have a larger number of supporters and are in the top 1-3 positions, but it's really clear that others like Kusachi and Oka-kun are also getting support. RT

Here's the translation of the tweet: "Tatsutoshi was wearing the Nippon Pride uniform last year too 🥹 (I mean Tatsutoshi, or ENJIN). Kusa-chi-kun also went viral recently for showing his tongue in soccer? (I'm really sorry) and TakiTsuba appeared in a lemino advertisement, and it seems that Okozawa has gained over 20 kg since Nippon Pride, and Hyuk is retiring as an artist at the end of this month 😭."

Recently, I've been watching Ryo no Kusachi's favorite camera from the first season of "Nippon Produce" every day. He looks cute like a lost puppy, different from now. His face has always been cute, and he has that sparkling charm. I also found Ryo no-kun in the full footage (I searched desperately with my mom).

"I found out about Ryoji Kusachi-kun, and when I decided to follow all the works I could watch right away, I ended up watching the first season of 'Produce Japan' as well, so I understand how to enjoy it. I think the timing was just right. Watching in real-time is nerve-wracking because you don't know the rankings or what will happen in the future..."