No No Girls

The translation of the Japanese tweet "ﾉｰﾉｰｶﾞｰﾙｽﾞ好き" to English is "I like No No Girls."

"I want to incorporate some HANA-chan elements for the performance, so I think I'll watch NoNoGirls."

The tweet translates to: "I can only think of it as a copy of nonogirls, sorry."

The recent world... While I don't want to be complicit in rage-baiting, I also want to avoid the silence becoming a justification, which is quite troubling. I guess I have no choice but to become a "no-no girls" in a different sense.

The tweet translates to: "HANA NoNogirls NoNoGa pre-debut event body maintenance hologram ROSE BlueJeans fan meeting trading cards exchange #HANA #HANAexchange #BMSGexchange #NoNogirls"

Recently, at my daughter's suggestion, I watched the No No Girls audition, and I learned about Chanmina for the first time. She's amazing despite being so young! She's incredible in many ways, but her ability to see through people is remarkable. She understands the ways of the world. She said on TV yesterday, "Old women are the strongest in the world. I always want to be an old woman." I aspire to be like that too.

The tweet translates to: "It's too much of an ethics-no-no girls, so I'm laughing out loud at Conan in the Kanto Upper Edo Cherry Blossoms."

"I watched the NoNoGirls documentary. I had never seen an audition show before, so I got really emotionally invested and it was overwhelming. I wonder how I would have felt if I had followed it in real-time. The concept of NoNoGirls, which says 'No' to being denied or to self-denial, resonates with me deeply... it's more of a message than just a concept."

"I've fallen for HANA like rolling down a hill, and I've been going back to watch No No Girls, crying my eyes out with every episode 🤦‍♀️."

The translation of the tweet is: "I'm watching No No Girls 1~! It's not too late to start now, right? 🥺"