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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Pocket Morning '16 Weekly Q&A (11/1/2016) |
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Written by Ro-kun
, updated: 18:41, 1-Nov 2016
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2016/11/1 Pocket Morning Artist Q&A
Morning Musume '16
Q: Please tell us the origin of your name.
They wanted me to grow up as a pure, innocent child.
I hear my mother wanted to raise me in a girlish way (；´Д`A
So that I wouldn't need to worry about life's necessities!!!
(note: the 衣 for "E" in her name means clothes, one of the necessities, and is also the first character in the word used for "necessities of life", or "clothes, food, shelter")
I hear it's cause they liked the sound of "Haruna".
I heard the 菜 ("na") character comes from Nakamori Akina-san.
I hear the 佑 ("yu") character has a meaning of helping people, so they definitely wanted to use it at the time.
In the one time I remember hearing about it, I heard it meant kind (優) trees (樹).
I think they probably wanted me to be a kind child.
The sound
My father gave it to me wanting me to be like Tora-san's little sister Sakura from "Otoko wa Tsurai yo"!
So I'd grow up pure like the water (水) melted from winter snow in the spring (春), and a kind girl like the arrival of the warm spring after a harsh winter.
Since everyone thought a "Miki"-san that mama and papa met during their lives was a wonderful person!
So that when I went abroad, it'd be familar and received warmly by people.
I hear they wanted to use the 音 ("ne") character.
By the way, they said they were torn whether to call me "Akane" or "Aoi" (lol)
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Thanks to G☆LE for the graphics, and Saeba Ryo for the source! |
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