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Here's the translation of the tweet: "RIIZE Online Lottery Exchange Offering: D Prize Mini Uchiwa Keychain Anton E Prize Clear Card Shotaro × 2 E Prize Deco Sticker Anton × 3 Looking for: D Prize E Prize Same Type Sonchan E Prize Eunsuk I hope to send by mail 📮 Please feel free to reach out 🙇🏻‍♀️ #RIIZEExchange"

Since &CON4🇯🇵 is approaching, I'm reposting this~ If you have any leads, please feel free to DM or reply! 【N.Flying Exchange】 10th ANNIVERSARY POPUP Offering）Keyring in image 1 (Dong Sung's 🖐️) Seeking）Keyring in image 2💕 (Seung Hyup red T or Fesung mic) I hope to do a handover in Osaka or Tokyo✨ pic.x.com/uUk2s1NGMz

#WTT Champions Yokohama 🇯🇵 Day 2 (8/8) Shinotsuka fails to advance in his first match 🥺 Although he fought hard in the end, mistakes in the mid-game reception and forehand led to his defeat against the 19-year-old Korean thoroughbred. MS R32 🇯🇵 #ShinotsukaDaito 1-3 Oh Junseong 🇰🇷 Score & Draw 👉 worldtabletennis.com/eventInfo?sele… #TableTennis #YokohamaBUNTAI #WTT pic.x.com/ZRIKJaLCdl

Here’s the translation of the tweet: "Historical Pokémon protagonists in apple color (all boys, excluding the unplayed X and Sun): - Generation I & Leaf Green: Haruki (Squirtle) - Soul Silver: Takuma (Cyndaquil) - Emerald: Kazuto (Treecko) - Platinum: Reiya (Piplup) - Black & Black 2: Subaru (Snivy) - Sword: Iori (Sobble) ← NEW!!"

"Wow, Oh Jun-sung was strong. Anyway, when he swings his forehand, the power is insane. It felt like his presence doubled when he was hitting his forehand. Shinotsuka was clearly targeting Oh Jun-sung's weaknesses, which was good, but it didn't lead to points. However, the play from the 1-2, 9-9 serve was really good. I watched a great match!"

The translation of the tweet text "篠塚10-12オジュンソン 1-2" to English is "Shinozuka 10-12 Oh Jun-sun 1-2." (Note: "篠塚" refers to a name, "オジュンソン" is likely a name as well, and the numbers may refer to scores or positions.)

The translation of the Japanese tweet text "篠塚10-10オジュンソン 1-2" to English is "Shinozuka 10-10 Ojunson 1-2." (Note: This appears to be a reference to a score or a specific event, possibly in a sports context, but without additional context, the exact meaning may vary.)

The translation of the Japanese tweet text "篠塚10-11オジュンソン 1-2" to English is "Shinozuka 10-11 Oh Jun-sun 1-2." This appears to reference a score or result involving individuals or teams, likely in a sports context.

The translation of the tweet text "篠塚9-9オジュンソン 1-2" to English is "Shinozuka 9-9 Oh Jun-sun 1-2." This seems to refer to a score or result involving two players, Shinozuka and Oh Jun-sun.

The tweet translates to: "AHOF (AhoP) release event special event in Tokyo Tower Records Shibuya, Part 1 and Part 2, individual signings, personal polaroid photo shoot, exchanges, transfers, purchases, signed items from Ungi, photo shoot with Ju-won. Looking for Han Daisuke or purchase. If you want to buy, please indicate the amount!" [Link to KakaoTalk group]

The translation of the Japanese tweet text "篠塚9-10オジュンソン 1-2" to English is "Shinozuka 9-10 Oh Jun-sun 1-2." (Note: "篠塚" refers to a name, "オジュンソン" is likely a name as well, and the numbers could refer to scores or positions in a game or match.)

The translation of the Japanese tweet text "篠塚8-8オジュンソン 1-2" to English is "Shinozuka 8-8 Oh Jun-sun 1-2." This appears to be a score or result related to a sports event, possibly indicating a match between two players or teams.

The translation of the tweet text "篠塚9-8オジュンソン 1-2" to English is "Shinozuka 9-8 Oh Jun-sun 1-2." This likely refers to a score or result in a sports context, possibly a baseball game or similar event.

The translation of the Japanese tweet text "篠塚8-6オジュンソン 1-2" is "Shinozuka 8-6 Oh Jun-sun 1-2." This likely refers to a score or result in a sports context, with "Shinozuka" and "Oh Jun-sun" being names of players or teams.

The translation of the tweet text "篠塚6-6オジュンソン 1-2" to English is "Shinozuka 6-6 Oh Jun-sun 1-2." This appears to be a score or result from a sports event, likely indicating a match between players or teams.