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!"

■New Book Information "The Lives of Ozeki Kazu and Suzuki Masa" Media Soft Release Date: 2026-01-29 hb.afl.rakuten.co.jp/hgc/g00q0725.r…

Here's the translation of the tweet: "Biceps EZ Bar Curl (with awareness of receiving negatives based on Mr. Ogiya, keeping the shoulder joint in place and allowing breathing to go to the back based on Mr. Gomihara, straightening the lumbar and thoracic spine, passing through the sticking point firmly based on Mr. Kizawa, and not being passive with the weight, while referencing Masashi Suzuki to create a center line by slightly rounding the thoracic spine during contraction and engaging the hamstrings and glutes)."

Actually, I watched that video of Kin'ni-kun four years ago, but at the time I didn't know much about Masashi Suzuki, and I was mainly watching it for Kin'ni-kun, so I kind of just listened to the commentary. (ᵔᗜᵔ;) However, now that I understand how amazing Masashi is and the depth of his knowledge in human anatomy, I realize it's packed with super useful information. I'm definitely going to keep replaying the four arm training videos. 😉

Here's the translation of the tweet: "I happened to have a conversation with Mr. Take, and I heard that the way to do triceps extensions on the MTS machine, which I had never been able to do well, was explained by the legendary Masashi Suzuki in one of Kin'ni-kun's old videos, and it has become super effective. When I tried it, it was truly an eye-opener. Masashi really is a god! (ᵔᗜᵔ*) youtu.be/Vn-h012AYAM?si… pic.x.com/OFefwPF0uw"

The tweet translates to: "Masashi Suzuki: 'Everyone tries to create boundaries between us. They say, 'Tashiro is different, Aido is different.' But in the end, people aren't really that different.'"

The tweet translates to: "I think the theory that Masashi Suzuki was the strongest in 2016 is at a level where there are no objections. However, since Yoko-kun from 2019 has a more favorable bone structure, I think for casual fans, Yoko-kun makes a bigger impact at first glance."

The tweet translates to: "Just as people generally can't tell the difference between Masashi Suzuki and Hayato Aizawa, I think for them, it might feel completely different."

A bodybuilder acquaintance of mine for 30 years said, "The most amazing champion was Masashi Suzuki. But Yokokawa-kun also had a strong impact." I think that's true.

"I have many favorite bodybuilders, but I think Masashi Suzuki is the closest to perfection. His chest is really something. All other parts are the strongest."

While I was looking at macho goods at the Macho Mansion, a store clerk approached me and said, "This is also loved by Masashi Suzuki," which I found a bit amusing (they probably assumed I knew who Masashi Suzuki was) (I did know, though).

◎Feature "Thinking Together About Nursing Care in 2025" Part 2! We will deliver a diverse special feature including a roundtable discussion centered around Ozeki Kazu and Suzuki Masa, who are the motifs for the NHK morning drama "Kaze, Kaoru" in the first half of the 2026 fiscal year. ◎Cover Gravure: Kagoshima Heavy Rain - Activities at the Volunteer Support Center, Chihoko Tabata. x.com/kangonokagaku/...

"Even as civilization and enlightenment progressed, women's professions were still not established during the Meiji era. This is a buddy drama depicting the activities of two women inspired by Ozeki Chika and Suzuki Masa, who dove into the world of nursing and were called Japan's first 'trained nurses.'"