SUZUKI MIYABI

Here's the translation of the tweet: "Japan Produce Girls Produce 101 Japan ME: I Goods Exchange Offering: Kato Kokoro trading cards, can badges, name plates, acrylic stands, uniform trading cards, Yoshida Ayano, Shiromaru Maho, practice outfit trading cards, Oda Ariha, Iota Hana, Sugano Miyu ID cards, Sugano Miyu can badges, Kinoshita Riko, postcards, Sekiguchi Rikako, Suzuki Reina Looking for: Kamio Ayano, Yoshida Kanatsu trading cards, goods purchase" (Note: The link at the end appears to be an image link and is not translated.)

The tweet translates to: "Suzuki-kun simply seems to not fit the type I like, and I already feel a similar vibe to how Daigo and Yuki-chan, whom I liked in 'Nippon Produce', fell just short."

"I saw Ryo Suzuki nodding with a smile while giving a general review to the participants, and it reminded me of the scenes I’ve seen many times in Produce and Planet, making me go 'Ah...' Congratulations on being such a wonderful person!"

The translation of the tweet is: "Is that arm training actually a negative?" Masashi Suzuki explains the theory—rules to avoid creating "badly shaped muscles" [Part 1] | FITNESS LOVE (fitnesslove.net/fitnesscategor…)

"I was thinking about getting the belt for the Uesaka Nikolai Do's grip, but I see that they are no longer accepting reservations. Top players like Masashi Suzuki and Karikawa are using it, as seen in magazines."

"I’m an advanced bodybuilder, so I can tell that Suzuki Masashi is probably really big."

"I really love Masashi Suzuki's face!! It's thanks to Masashi Suzuki that I decided to undergo knee surgery 🙏 I've been training with 5 sets or 3 sets of drop sets, so I'm going to push myself even harder!! 🫡 instagram.com/reel/DKJGCc6R6…"

"【Masashi Suzuki talks about the pitfalls of 'overdoing it'】 Those who work hard in training tend to push themselves to their limits. As a result, they may find that their recovery cannot keep up. Masashi Suzuki mentions that he adjusts his training regimen according to his recovery ability."

The translation of the tweet is: "Dry dry, it's not about logic ♪ Suzuki Masayuki is heading to Okushizu. They say this big stone rolled down from the mountain... It's not about logic." (Note: The link at the end is a placeholder for an image or video.)

When I see people like Masashi Suzuki, who loses weight with beef, Ryo Terashima, who consumes over 3,500 kcal during his cutting phase, and Rika, who loses weight with traditional Japanese sweets, I really think that. Of course, those individuals are doing an insane amount of muscle training, but I also believe that factors like innate digestion, metabolic ability, and gut microbiota play a role to some extent.

The tweet translates to: "2014 Brazil World Cup, I personally like Masashi Suzuki's side triceps."

The translation of the tweet is: "In a heart that can only think about butts, there is always Masashi Suzuki."

The tweet translates to: "I want Giants fans to know more about Coach Masashi Suzuki of the Giants."

The translation of the tweet is: "I received a signed cheki #MasashiSuzuki pic.x.com/8Z74NUnxr4"

The tweet translates to: "I realized that for those who are unaware of the existence of 'Suzuki Mas○' and 'No, that's not it' due to generational gaps or musical preferences, both the icon and header become incomprehensible and create an awkward atmosphere. It's a total flop. I'm doing well today. I'm not crying. Good morning! 🌞"