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I thought I'd give it a try if I didn't regret it.
"Heart Sunglasses" is a legendary song, isn't it?
I've been with him since before the audition,
and I thought it was amazing that his life would change and that even one of his fans would increase.
When I was with Shibu-san, I helped out with Nijima-san's events.
That's when I first learned about idols.
I wasn't interested in idols or knew anything about idols.
But as a senior in Platinum, I was like, "There's an idol like this?"
That's when I fell in love with Nijima-san.
He's cute, his songs are good, and his costumes are cute.
And I was just a fan.
And when I auditioned for additional members,
I just liked him, so I didn't want to stand next to him.
But my manager at the time convinced me for an hour that I should definitely take it.
And I took it.
But if it hadn't been for that, I think I'd still be living in Shizuoka.
So I'm like, "Thank you very much, manager-san."
I was in my third year of high school and I was really lost in my career.
It was already June when I was dropping out of high school.
So I was thinking about going to college or something like that.
But you don't always get a chance like this, do you?
So I'm still young.
Rather than not doing it, I'm thinking about doing it and then deciding.
If I regret not doing it, I thought I'd give it a try and said, "Yes, I'll do it."
There wasn't anyone there because it was online.
But Nijimasa was watching me.
I don't remember much of the scenery at the time, but I was too nervous.
I remember only that I did my best to show what I practiced for the time being.
I was impressed.
There are so many people who don't think like me.
I thought it would come true.
And I was happy to meet people who have been supporting me since Shibusan.
I thought it was nostalgic.
I knew that.
When I was at Shibusan, I got a lot of calls.
I thought this was normal.
I thought I was back.
There was a tour all at once from this summer.
It's gotten better since then.
In the first place, Filapo itself was able to do it because of COVID-19.
There are many fans who don't know what it's like to enjoy a call.
There weren't many people who had been doing otaku for a long time.
There are many people who don't know.
But the fans I know lead me.
When one person says it, everyone says it.
That sense of unity has improved more in the summer.
Even if you're not a fan of Filapo, you'll enjoy Filapo's live performance.
I've been thinking about it lately.
I'm talking to my fans only at live shows and streams, and I'm wondering what I can do to increase it.
But the more I don't have such worries, the more amazing it is recently that I can't hear the sound anymore, so I'm really happy.
The person I want to be next to Rin for a long time.
If there are no fans, it won't all work out, right?
It's the response of sns, it's the delivery, it's the fans who comment, and it's the fans who come to the live show, right?
If there are no fans, nothing will work out, so I want you to be there forever.
I want to do my best to make you say it.
I did two groups of things that I didn't do in Pilapo.
When I was in Pilapo, MCs like Michan and Nechi talked to me a lot, so I don't have a mascot myself, but Super Venus was in charge of turning things around, and I sometimes sang songs that weren't in Pilapo, and I put on a headset for the first time, and I rap or something like that.
So I wonder if the range of performance has increased, or how to show it.
It was a gift for the first hero of Super Venus.
Smile Garden.
And it's not just learning one song, it's a live show, so you have to learn about four songs.
And there's a birthday party, and you have to listen to songs for the birthday party, and you have to swing your rattou, and it's like...
It was crazy, everything.
Wow!
"Heart Sunglasses" is a legendary song, isn't it?
So even with "tiff" and stuff...
I didn't say I was going to do it, but I was looking forward to it.
Like putting "Heart Sunglasses" on BGM and stuff.
And the moment the last song "Heart Sunglasses" was played,
people started running to me and I thought, "Wow, Nijima-san is amazing."
I was really nervous about being asked to sing it,
but I thought I had to do my best to make it exciting, and I did my best.
But I was really happy when I won first place at Nijima-san.
There were a lot of individual battles at Nijima-san.
But it was Nijima-san's first time to do their best as a group,
and the enthusiasm of the fans was amazing.
At the last live of the synthesizer at that time,
the fans turned everything into red penlights,
and I really can't forget that scenery.
The prize money was 10 million yen, and I can't forget the weight of winning first place.
No, it's not like that.
I've been thinking about why it's like that all the time.
Well, I'm doing my best seriously and correctly.
It's not too much of a burden.
But I've been left with more important things lately,
and I think I have to do my best.
I'd like to appear in magazines and stuff like that.
Last year, when I did the Kamuri program called "Pillow Talk Spreading Hope",
there was something like, "If you win, you can appear in a magazine."
I was chosen there and posted it on REI.
It was so much fun that I wanted to ride it again.
It's not too glittery, but it's not too cool.
It's a little mature, but it's got a girly feel to it.
I love that kind of thing.
So I was so happy when you chose me.
Shooting is also a lot of fun.
It's fun to wear all kinds of cute clothes.
It's a lot of fun to be taken in a world view.
I want to do it.
But there are still a lot of things I want to do and achieve.
I want an iamoni.
I want to ride a truck.
I want to set it on fire at a live show.
I also want to do a water depot.
I also want to walk around the audience seats.
It's hard to stand sideways.
It's a place where artists with iamoni stand.
So it's like taking a bath.
It's a lot of work because it reverberates.
When I stand on such a stage, my dream spreads more.
First of all, we want to improve our performance.
We want to make ourselves perfect and perform well.
Then we want to work on our own.
We want people to know us and support us.
We want to work hard on our own.
I think it's important to create an opportunity for people to know us on social media.
I've heard of Yaon before, and I've been wanting to stand on Yaon since the early days.
That's how I found out about Yaon.
Certainly, it's not common to stand on Yaon in Taiwan.
It's a place where great artists and idols stand, so I had an image of it being an amazing place.
It's crazy!
I count down every day, but it's like every day...
It's too quick, but I want to deliver a good live performance.
It's the last one-man show for the nine of us, so I hope everyone who comes back will be happy.
I'm lonely!
Honestly.
That's what I thought.
It's been four years.
We've been together since the audition, so it's the first time we're doing something like an idol.
It's also the first time someone we've been working with has left.
So...
It's amazing.
I'm lonely.
I can't think of anything.
Mi-chan is a leader and she pulls me a lot.
There's a lot I can learn from Mi-chan.
This is what you should do at times like this.
As a human being and as an idol.
There's a lot I can learn.
I've never met anyone like Nanako.
What is it?
I have a lot of things to respect about Nanako.
I respect her on social media and on TV shows.
I don't know what she's thinking, but there are things only she can do.
I think it's amazing.
I can't do it.
I want to stand in the TDC hall.
I think other members have been there.
The first time I went there was to see a live performance of Nijima-san and Reina.
I thought it was a great venue and I wanted to stand here someday.
What made you want to stand here?
I think it's social media and TikTok.
TikTok.
Some people were interested in my little stream.
Some people were interested in my post.
Some people came because they read my comment in my stream.
But that's only for one or two seconds.
I think it's amazing that her life changes and she has more fans.
So, I decided to work hard on social media.
What changed your life?
It's what changed my life.
There are too many things I can't do without you.
For example, I can't stand on such a big stage like a TV show.
That's why I had to meet these members and their fans.