YAMADA HIDEKI

The tweet translates to: "Favorite trainees from the past 3 seasons of 'Produce Japan': Season 1: Yoshinari Sho, Yonghoon, Yamada Kyo Season 2: Ozaki Takumi, Nakamura Touma, Fujimaki Kyosuke Season 3: Kitasato Rio, Aida Rin The battle history shows that I don't really prefer the 'salt face' type." (Note: "Salt face" (塩顔) refers to a specific type of facial appearance in Japanese pop culture, often characterized by a more delicate and softer look.)

The tweet translates to: "The audition for 'Nippon Produce' is crazy with Midori Daiki-kun and Ono Yoshito-kun there ( ┳┳ ) It would be a big deal if I ended up liking someone other than Yamada and Ouma ( ┳┳ )"

As per the RP, the first event of the strongest battle was positioned as the "All-Star Game," but as you know, the champion was the dark horse, Masayuki Katayama. In the 4th and 5th rounds, amateur players, Hideki Sasaki and Hideki Yamada, who represented the Janki Association, won consecutively, transforming the strongest battle into a "Pro vs. Amateur" format.

I finished reading "The Legal Guide Q&A 25 for Career Supporters You Must Know" by Hideki Yamada. It contains useful information for career supporters when referring clients to legal professionals. It summarizes basic knowledge and important points under categories such as labor, divorce, debt, self-protection, and others. amzn.asia/d/iOqhJfj

The tweet translates to: "Mr. Suwa's radio show was a quick 30 minutes! The story about my first horseback riding experience, where I could ride for an hour for 100 yen on the vast Mongolian grasslands, and how the horse wouldn't move because it could tell I was a beginner, was funny! There was also a story about Momotarō! Yamada Hideki's equestrian career. Radio Kansai, 2025/12/22 (Mon) 20:00-20:30 radiko.jp/share/?t=20251… #"

I had the opportunity to appear on the radio program "Horse Law Career," where lawyer and horse owner Hideki Yamada and multi-talented Akane Umeyama engage in free-spirited discussions centered around the keywords "horses," "law," and "career." You can listen to it on the radio app Radiko throughout this week, so please check it out! pic.x.com/JVAyNj3l5Q

The tweet translates to: "I can't believe they're even promoting the farm! 🤣💖 Thank you so much 🙂‍↕️🎧 Please also support Hideki Yamada's horse training career! 🏇📻 x.com/gagagawolf/sta…"

The tweet translates to: "Yamada Hideki's horse training career. Radio Kansai 2025/12/22 (Monday) 20:00-20:30 radiko.jp/share/?t=20251… # I wonder if the trainer is a former comedian; their dark humor was amazing! 🤣"

The translation of the tweet is: "I am grateful to the editor-in-chief of Ribon at that time, Hideki Yamada."

The tweet translates to: "Yamada Hideki's horse racing career. Radio Kansai, 2025/12/15 (Monday) 20:00-20:30. radiko.jp/share/?t=20251…"

Happy Birthday #HIDEKI 🎉🎉 Happy birthday to Mr. Hideki Yamada! ✨✨ He turns 26 years old today. 😘 kpopjuice.com/member/yamadah… #Happy_HIDEKI_day #HappyHIDEKIday #PRODUCE101JAPANSEASON2

Today is the 55th birthday of player Hideki Yamada (Class A, 67th term, Group 3). (1970/11/27) He retired on December 4, 2014, and won the 46th anniversary event (Matsudo). pic.x.com/PmYCv8vrgN

The tweet translates to: "Yamada Hideki's horse racing career on Radio Kansai, 2025/11/17 (Monday) 20:00-20:30 radiko.jp/share/?t=20251… # It seems you have to pay to access past episodes on Radiko. I will probably pay for it eventually."

"I learned about the Gentleman Championship from a viral tweet, and after watching YouTube for a while, I found out that 'OVER THE TOP' was a challenge song in Produce 101. I then stumbled upon a post that shared the playlist for JUMP, and the song selections resonated so much with Yamada fans that it sparked a wave of empathy. It's interesting (or maybe shallow) that 'Sensations' is the JUMP version."

The tweet translates to: "Yamada Hideki's horse training career Radio Kansai 2025/11/17 (Monday) 20:00-20:30 radiko.jp/share/?t=20251… #radiko #ShareRadiko Horses bite! 🤣"