Previous releases can be found in the Calendar |
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 Who is your favourite 15th gen. Momusu member? |
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Rio Kitagawa |
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 37.4% |
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Homare Okamura |
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17.8% |
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Mei Yamazaki |
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22.9% |
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I luv them all |
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22% |
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Hello! Q&A MM'17 (4/4/2017) |
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Written by Ro-kun
, updated: 15:53, 5-Apr 2017
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2017/4/4 Hello! Q&A
Morning Musume '17
Q: What's something good about the area you're from?
Tokyo where Fukumura is from is a place where you can get where you want to go by train fairly quickly.
Since there are all kinds of different shops and they're separated by genre, it's easy to shop.
It's a place where even if you don't know where you are, if you keep walking without turning around you'll wind up at a station.
All of the food is delicious (*´ω｀*)
You can enjoy both the cityscape and nature.
You can get from Shinjuku to Mt. Takao in about an hour and a half.
It's a place with potential!
Though I've probably been saying it many times, the air is ve~ry nice.
It cleanly comes into your lungs.
It's a place where lots of Hello Pro members were born and raised!
The Kanagawa TV show "saku saku" is incredibly funny!
It's quite a lively place.
I think there are lots of people who'd talk to you to the extent they'd show you the way if you got lost.
Shizuoka Prefecture→Mt. Fuji. Tea. Mandarins. It's a place full of B-grade gourmet.
America→fields and farms. Cattle.
There's lots of my beloved maccha ★ We did tea harvesting for my middle school class! (Maria is good at tea harvesting ☆)
It's full of nature, the fruits and vegetables and stirfry is delicious, and since it's full of mountains it's also famous for skiing and doesn't get typhoons,
and since it has summers that are hot till the end and winters that are cold to the end, I love that seasonal clarity ♡
Lots of my middle school classmates were anime otaku! Just like me! (?)
It's close to Tokyo. lol Transportation is convenient!
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Thanks to G☆LE for the graphics, and Saeba Ryo for the source! |
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