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The tweet translates to: "I first saw Kenta Takada in an NHK documentary special on Korean idols. Even before his debut, he was already shining, and I thought, 'Who is this kid?' Later, in 2017, there were two Japanese contestants in Produce 101 Season 2 (the audition program), and he was one of them. Even there, he had a slightly reserved vibe instead of being overly pushy, which I liked." ↓ To be continued.

The tweet translates to: "'Produce 101 Season 2' Kim Sang-kyun and Kenta have their penalty reduced from 880 million won to 340 million won in the appeal trial."

The tweet translates to: "Froini Nippon 2 Reunion Special Extended Match: Kyosuke Fujimaki, Kenta Muramatsu."

Sure! Here’s the translation of the tweet: "Wow, it seems like a lot of people are watching it. Who's popular right now? 😅 I’m only seriously supporting the descendants of An Jung-geun and an S-rank guy who got hired based on looks, so I don’t really understand the trends in the world. Speaking of which, I was also supporting Kentaro Muramatsu in 'Nippon Project 2' but couldn’t keep up with everyone around me... I just can’t keep up with the trends in audition shows every single time."

The tweet translates to: "It's surprising that Def will also be performing at the debut live of #NEWJPNSWING, where Kenta Yamamoto, now known as Kenta Someya, was one of the members from the show! I definitely want to see it‼️😆 #DefClass" The tweet also includes links to Instagram and Twitter.

The tweet translates to: "Kenta Yamamoto, who appeared on 'Nippon Produce' (NipPo), is someone I know from various encounters, and it seems he has decided to debut! Congratulations and I’ll be cheering for you~~!"

The tweet translates to: "It's not just Kagura-chan; it makes me sad to see the kids who are being carelessly criticized by fans after the show. Audition programs consume children's emotions, and both those who produce idols and those who support them should raise their literacy. I hope Ken Takada's words reach many fans." (Note: The link at the end appears to lead to an article, but it is not translated as it is a URL.)

The tweet translates to: "Daa Dora, the city... I'm living a life where I keep rotating between Kenta Channel, Palutan's Chikem from Nippu, and Kyusuto's videos. Since I'm juggling so many, it's great that I can contribute to the view counts in all these communities!"

The tweet translates to: "If you're forgetting the lyrics, it seems impossible. It reminds me of the part with Kentaro Muramatsu from Day6's 'Nami'."

"Even now in the 6th year of Reiwa, the battle between Sasaoka and Muramatsu in 'Hit and Cover' is still interesting 🤣 #SasaokaHideaki #MuramatsuKenta #Produce101Japan #HitAndCoverRockPaperScissorsBattle [Hit and Cover Rock Paper Scissors Battle] Muramatsu Kenta VS Sasaoka Hideaki | PRODUCE 101 JAPAN SEASON 2 youtu.be/7m2Q2z-0JDM?si… via @YouTube"

"I'm just now watching Produce Japan Season 2 for the first time, and the ones I'm supporting are: Kentaro Muramatsu, Shoya Fukuda, Kaito Nakano, Kanobu Terao, and Renta Nishijima. All the trainees are so charming, but above all, my favorite is KEN THE390."

The Asahi Shimbun has started a deep dive series on the Nippon Project! There’s an interview with Kenta Takada. A paid article has been made available for free! You can read the full text until September 4 at 23:17. "The excitement and extreme conditions created by the audition program where you want to make your favorite into an idol": Asahi Shimbun Digital digital.asahi.com/articles/ASS8V…

This video is content from the audition program "Produce 101 Japan Season 2," where the group INI was formed 🎁 The person tearing off the spider's legs is Kenta Muramatsu. The three people on the right who are laughing hysterically are currently active as INI, so if you're interested, please check it out 🎶 youtu.be/WNCIU-bMfwo?si…

"I was casually watching Muraken on Breaking Down, but I just realized he's the same person as Kentaro Muramatsu from Produce 101. I'm in shock, I can't stop!"

Here’s the translation of the tweet: "Track Introduction: Last year, the 'female song evangelist' Kenta Koori celebrated his 15th anniversary debut in a splendid manner, and his confidence and charm in singing have only increased. This is his highly anticipated new song. The songwriting team has been completely revamped, resulting in a heartfelt work that delves into a new realm of female songs. Release date: September 11, 2024. [link]"