#tsuyoshi wada

[gj340]

[collectingall]

∀ TSUYOSHI WADA signed 8x10 photo PSA/DNA Chicago Cubs Autographed http://blog.collectingall.com/T8sWc6 👉 shrsl.com/4fuj5 👈

[binging-asian-dramas]

Nee Sensei, Shiranai no?/ Hey Sansei, Don’t You Know? 6

Story: 6

Acting: 8

Chemistry: 10

This had a bit of cringe fest for me to it. It’s apparently base of a Japanese manga, which I’m usually all game for, but I really wasn’t feeling this one. I’m not sure if it was the overall fluffiness to it where boy immediately falls for girl just because and follows her everywhere. It’s very fast like instant, instant. Don’t get me wrong the main leads have excellent chemistry together, it’s just the drama lacks a tad bit of a storyline although considering the manga itself didn’t have much material to it either I guess they tried the best they could. They tried throwing some unnecessary conflict in which lead to absolutely nowhere. 🤷‍♀️ Think of it as a corny unrealistic romcom/drama I suppose. It’s not all entirely bad as I’m making it sound. I just like to make aware of the huge humongous layer of cheese it has dangling over it before watching. It definitely won’t be a drama for everyone.

[xxnothingbutstrangerxx]

My Hero Academia : The “Ultra” Stage [Press Photos , Genepuro, Press Interview]

[Source]

From Enterstage 

From Oricon News 

[tsuki-sennin]

Maaaaan, First Love Hero should never have been cancelled, Broken Heart Night sucks. ...I wonder if we'll get to meet the mangaka at this week's festival! ...to be clear, I want to meet Kiito-sensei, not the other one.

Anyways here's Donbrothers Episode 22! Spoilers, I guess...

-Ah yeah, manga fans. Very safe.

-Pitch Black Academy.

-Haruka.... Kanata.

-Homegirl really rode her self-insert to the top, we stan.

-Ew.

-...I mean, I can't blame Haruka entirely, this almost seems like an ideal writing environment for me personally.

-Ahhhhh, New Term, new arc!

-Yeah I'm with Sonoza here, what the hell?

-OH MY GOD HARUKA'S NEW STUDENTS ARE HER TEAMMATES

-...and Sonoi, but

-T

-Tsuyoshi, oh my god

-This is brilliant.

-...and to think I thought of Haruka as the braincell of the team at the start of the season.

-Oh my god, Sononi/Oni Sister Team Up.

-Oh yeah, Jirou.

-He's feral.

-"I'm sooooooooooorry, I have to go sicko mode!"

-Oh my god Tarou.

-"We need this man! He's very funny and st"

-My name is Don Dragoku!

-The Don clan...

-Brothers in arms.

-"Onii-chan! :D"

-"Ototo... :o"

-Cicada.

-"Noooooo :("

-Oh my God, Haruka.

-NOOO NOT TSUYOSHI LEAVE THE MAN ALONE

-I read a post on here, can't exactly remember from who, saying that Tarou felt like an analogue for neurodivergent children. ...I feel like everybody in the main cast is that to an extent, but I think Sonoza especially fits this mold right now. Think about it, he develops a hyperfixation on this otherwise extremely random short-runner manga that's been reduced to a punchline plagued with controversy, and he's using it as a method to learn how to sort out his own feelings. That tends to happen with autistic children, speaking from firsthand experience. He doesn't experience or understand emotions the same way allistic folk would expect or want him to, and because of that, he very easily alienates the people around him as he seeks guidance.

-Donbrothers makes me feel things, and feel them deeply.

-Humans fall in love for all sorts of reasons, Sonoza. Sometimes it even just kinda happens.

-We bonded!

-This rich dude... he looks familiar, where do I know him from?

-Ok, this man is apparently played by Tet Wada. Apparently he was in Sex and the City II and Royal Pains, which're all definitely things I've seen.

-Daaaaamn, he had dinner out.

-Wow, he's been winning all this time.

-"You're kinda boring, Goda-san."

-3-3-5! Oh, this guy's definitely Denji-ki.

-He's an epic gamer.

-Magical Girl Haruka!

-Oh my god, Bishoujo Kamen Onitrine.

-B

-Banana

-Baron da?

-It's a slump of a festival! We all just wanna go eating and fighting!

-Corporate bastard.

-OH FUCK SONOZA FOUND IT

-You could say "Once upon a time" to this man, I guess.

-"Haruka, where the FUCK have you been? Did you get kidnapped again?"

-OH MY GOD TAROU YOU NEARLY SHOT THAT OFFICE WOMAN

-H

-Haruka, you hjklh;hl.

-"Is that me?"

-Haruka, don't do that

-Oh god, Naoki Shiina real.

-B

-Bun

-I wanna hold off on cursing them out, but you've probably noticed that I have a rather low opinion on them.

-Rightfully so, I feel.

-Good luck, Haruka-san.

-They don't even speak, huh? Really dedicated to this gimmick.

-Wonder if thee's somehing bad.

-Sononiiiii!

-Oh nice, they're friends.

-"Yeah, this is pretty epic."

-Oh my god, beef stroganoff.

-"It tastes like fuck."

-Shinichi, I don't think CEO Man wants a Haiku.

-Oh

-Well, ok!

-AVATAR CHANGE YES

-Ooooooh, Fiveman! Five Guys, Burgers and Fries.

-Poor Jirou :(

-Hell yeah man, get up!

-Man, this action's so cool.

-"Cool Story Bro!"

-Our story reaches its climax, it seems!

-Wahahaha!

-We're back in cyberspace.

-Awoooooo!

-Tsuyoshi and Tarou confirmed non furry.

-Ooooooh, Kyoryu Gold! Hell yeah Jirou.

-You deed it!

-...where he at?

-Peachyyy!

-"GIVE ME ROBOT POWER!"

-I swear to god, if you don't give your employees massive raises...

-Shiina Naoki...

-Ohhh

-Oh no, Tsubasa's stuck.

-Dog man forever.

-Jirou robot confirmed :o?

-Okay, while we're still here, I have a theory about Naoki.

-It is my belief that Naoki is an entirely artificial entity created by whatever force is compelling the Donbrothers to fight, and their purpose is to anger and goad Haruka into doing what this force wants. Think about it, the rebranding of their doujin to ride off of Haruka's success, getting all the fame and fortune she wanted, being so far above Haruka's apparent skill level that they even predict how she throws tosses the manuscript in frustration... all of it seems deliberate in making her mad and forcing her to grow up as a character.

-When Haruka gave up her powers in Episode 10, Naoki Shiina was nowhere to be seen, perhaps suggesting that they were specifically part of her curse. There's also how little we see of them otherwise. Their secretive nature aside, we only see their one work, with nothing suggesting that they even did anything else, and thus have so little clout that it's a miracle this complete nobody took on a huge publishing company and won.

-Something else worth noting is that Shinichi called Haruka's OniSister form a rabbit all the way back in Episode 3, and now we have what's essentially an anti-Haruka represented as a rabbit... this is 5D chess on Inoue's part, I swear.

-Anyways, enough straining my brain, I'm going to destress by listening to Don't Boo for a few hours </3.

[ayuuria]

Which Interviews Are You Guys Interested In?

The Official Yashahime Guidebook has a boat load of interviews so which interviews are you guys interested in reading? I’m willing to translate the interviews with the most requests.

Roundtable with Matsumoto Sara x Komatsu Mikako x Tadokoro Azusa (Voices of the Yashahimes)

Fairouz Ai (Voice of Takechiyo)

Fukuyama Jun (Voice of Riku)

Hosoya Yoshimasa (Voice of Kirinmaru and Osamu Kirin)

Sakamoto Maaya (Voice of Zero)

Narita Ken (Voice of Sesshomaru)

Cho (Voice of Jaken)

Hidaka Noriko (Voice of the Spirit of the Tree of Ages)

Koyama Tsuyoshi (Voice of Shikabaneya Jyuubei)

Ogata Kenichi (Voice of Myouga)

Urao Takehiro (Voice of Hisui)

Kimura Ryouhei (Voice of Kohaku)

Yasumura Makoto (Voice of Miroku)

Kuwashima Houko (Voice of Sango)

Yamaguchi Kappei (Voice of Inuyasha)

Yukino Satsuki (Voice of Kagome)

Rumiko Takahashi

Hishinuma Yoshihito (Animation Character Design)

Sumisawa Katsuyuki (Series Composition)

Wada Kaoru (Music)

Nagura Yasushi (Sound Director)

Suwa Michihiko (Planning Cooperation) x Ogata Naohiro (Chief Producer)

Teruo Sato (Director)

As you can see, there’s a lot so I won’t do all of them lol comment or send an ask with which ones you’re interested in... I do wish Tumblr had a polling feature >_>;

[ledamemangociana]

Boku No Haikyuu Academia - Haisute takes over Herosute

Tsuyoshi Hayashi - Ukai Keishin | All Might (True Form)/Yagi Toshinori

Ino Hiroki - Sugawara Koushi | Iida Tenya

Tanaka Naoki - Sugawara Koushi | Kirishima Eijiro

Matsubara Rin - Tsuchiyu Arata | Tokoyami Fumikage

Kawasumi Bishin* - Yamamoto Taketora | “Hero Killer” Stain

NOT PICTURED: Shunsuke Wada - Music for both Haisute and Herosute

*Bishin was cast for and appeared as Stain in the second BNHA musical - “The Real Hero” - which was only able to perform around four shows in 2020 before all stage shows were cancelled due to the pandemic. A rerun with a possibly extended story was announced at the end of 2020 for a 2021 run, but no dates have yet been announced, and as far as cast announcements are concerned, only the three leads have been officially announced, along with “and others,” so the possibility of Bishin coming back as Stain for the rerun is still quite high.

[dear-indies]

Hello, do you know any japanese 40-60 age range male faceclaims? sorry if i sound rude, thank you so much

Watanabe Ken (1959) Japanese.

Sanada Hiroyuk (1960) Japanese.

Ukaji Takashi (1962) Ainu Japanese / Japanese. 

Kanagawa Hironobu (1963) Japanese.

Abe Hiroshi (1964) Japanese.

Muraki Jin (1965) Japanese.

Yoshiki / Hayashi Yoshiki (1965) Japanese.

Tsuchihira Donpei (1966) Japanese.

Sawamura Ikki (1967) Japanese.

Eguchi Yosuke (1967) Japanese.

Sawamura Ikki (1967) Japanese.

Hoashi Keisuke (1967) Japanese.

Watabe Atsuro (1968) Japanese.

Sasaki Kuranosuke (1968) Japanese.

Oikawa Mitsuhiro (1969) Japanese.

Kitamura Kazuki (1969) Japanese.

Hirayama Yusuke (1970) Japanese.

Mizuno Tomonori (1970) Japanese.

Kizu Toru (1970) Japanese.

Tanaka Naoki (1971) Japanese.

Takenouchi Yutaka (1971) Japanese.

Nishijima Hidetoshi (1971) Japanese.

Kimura Takuya (1972) Japanese.

Fujiki Naohito (1972) Japanese.

Goro Inagaki (1973) Japanese.

Sorimachi Takashi (1973) Japanese/

Sakai Masato (1973) Japanese.

Kosugi Kein (1974) Japanese.

Oka Masayori (1974) Japanese.

Kusanagi Tsuyoshi (1974) Japanese.

Hira Takehiro (1974) Japanese.

Nakamura Joe (1974) Japanese.

Hideaki Ito (1975) Japanese.

Yusuke Iseya (1976) Japanese.

Odagiri Joe (1976) Japanese.

Iseya Yusuke (1976) Japanese.

Nagase Tomoya (1976) Japanese.

Katori Shingo (1977) Japanese.

Hasegawa Hiroki (1977) Japanese.

Koizumi Kotaro (1978) Japanese.

Itokazu Shogen (1978) Japanese.

Kubozuka Yosuke (1979) Japanese.

Morita Go (1979) Japanese.

Wada Masato (1979) Japanese.

David Sakurai (1979) Japanese.

Kawashima Junya 1979) Japanese.

Fujioka Dean (1980) Japanese.

Ohno Satoshi (1980) Japanese.

Akie Kotabe (1980) Japanese.

Gomoto Naoya (1980) Japanese.

Here ya go! 

[gdwessel]

NJPW Strong Episode 25 - 2/5/2021; NJPW Wrestlers at Giant Baba Memorial Show 2/4/2021

Last night’s episode of NJPW Strong began the Road to The New Beginning USA. They just had a Road to Lion’s Break Contender, which then transitioned into another “Road to” series; maybe I just don’t know how this all works. The show started off with an interview with Jon Moxley, hyping the IWGP US Heavyweight title match v. KENTA on 2/26/2021. Among other things, Mox said “you can’t litigate your way to this title” and “everyone” has ripped off moves, etc., from KENTA. Of course, we now know the two of them will clash this Wednesday on AEW Dynamite in a Lights Out tag match.

Match results:

The DKC d. Kevin Knight (Triangle Choke, 7:23)

Bateman [ROH], Misterioso, Adrian Quest & Jordan Clearwater d. Brody King [ROH], Barrett Brown, Logan Riegel & Sterling Riegel (Bateman > Brown, This Is A Kill, 11:19)

Rey Horus [ROH] d. TJP [FREE] (Top Rope Victory Roll, 10:41)

Next Friday’s episode will continue the Road to The New Beginning USA.

This past Thursday, 2/4/2021, beloved veteran referee Kyohei Wada and wrestler/ring announcer Fumihito Kihara held a memorial show at Tokyo Korakuen Hall for All Japan Pro Wrestling founder Shohei “Giant” Baba, commemorating the anniversary of his death. More on that below. However, there were quite a few NJPW wrestlers involved in this show, as you can see from the results below:

Jinsei Shinzaki, Mitsuya Nagai & Tomoaki Honma d. Osamu Nishimura, Andy Wu & Alejandro (6:25)

Atsushi Onita, Great Kojika, Masanobu Fuchi & Shiro Koshinaka d. Takao Omori, Tiger Mask II, Arashi & Tsuyoshi Kikuchi (8:55)

BUSHI [Los Ingobernables] d. Atsuki Aoyagi (10:14)

Yuji Nagata & Yuma Aoyagi d. Minoru Suzuki [SZKG] & Hikaru Sato (12:23)

Keiji Muto, Satoshi Kojima & Suwama d. Hiroyoshi Tenzan, Kaz Hayashi & Masayuki Kono (13:51)

I’ve not watched this show, and don’t know if it’s available through Sources yet. However, a couple of things bug me about this. First, this is listed as the “23rd Death Anniversary” show when it’s only been 22 years. I understand that in the pandemic, time has lost all meaning, so might be an easy mistake to make. Still, the much larger 20th Death Anniversary was only in 2019 (most of which is available to view on NJPWWorld by the way, and was a very fun show), which again, seems like so long ago now.

The other thing is, while there are a few current AJPW wrestlers taking part in this show (including the current Triple Crown champion, Suwama, in the main event, much like the other two Baba memorials), there seemed to be a dearth of wrestlers who actually worked for Baba during his era in AJPW, and most of those are in the second match on the card. (Incidentally, the “Tiger Mask II” in that match was Kotaro Suzuki, and not, obviously, the late Mitsuharu Misawa.) At this point we could put this down to age and retirements, but then again, Atsushi Onita and BJW founder Great Kojika are right there too. 

What saddens me more is that this was held during the pandemic, when there’s a state of emergency going on in Tokyo, so the venues for these shows have only gotten smaller (the one in 2001 was at the Tokyo Dome, but only drew 30,000; the 2019 edition was at Tokyo Ryogoku Kokugikan), but so has the card, as it was limited to 5 matches due to the restrictions. Not sure if that’s quite the tribute to Giant Baba everyone was wanting.

Nevertheless, Genichiro Tenryu was present for the proceedings, and the matches themselves look like they could be good fun to watch. There is a chance some of these will end up on NJPWWorld eventually too, so keep an eye out for them.

[leenaevilin-birthday-calendar]

[August] J-Actors Birthday Calendar

♪ August 1st

◎ Matsuoka Takuya 松岡卓弥 1989

◎ Oono Mizuki 大野瑞生 1994

♪ August 2nd

◎ Saitou Kyouhei 齊藤教兵 1992

◎ Tomita Kentarou 富田健太郎 1995

♪ August 3rd

◎ Fukazawa Yuuto 深澤悠斗 1999

◎ Makishima Hikaru 牧島輝 1995

◎ Shiraishi Shunya 白石隼也 1990

♪ August 4th

◎ Oosaki Natsuki 大崎捺希 1995

◎ Takahashi Shunichi 高橋駿一 1988

♪ August 5th

◎ Sugiyama Mahiro 杉山真宏 1998

◎ Takada Akihiro 高田晃宏

♪ August 6th

◎ Andou Shuutarou 安東秀大郎

◎ Kubota Masataka 窪田正孝 1988

◎ Suzuki Shoon 鈴木翔音

◎ Urai Kenji 浦井健治 1981

♪ August 7th

◎ Igarashi Shunji 五十嵐隼士 1986

◎ Naya Takeru 納谷健 1995

♪ August 8th

◎ Mashima Shuuto 眞嶋秀斗 1995

◎ Ooyabu Taka 大薮丘 1995

♪ August 9th

◎ Matsuoka Koudai 松岡広大 1997

◎ Ono Kento 小野健斗 1989

◎ Onuma Shouta 小沼将太 1989

♪ August 10th

◎ Hayami Mokomichi 速水もこみち 1984

◎ Itou Koutarou 伊藤孝太郎 1988

♪ August 11th

◎ Aoi Shouta 蒼井翔太 1987

◎ Doi Yuuto 土井裕斗 1993

♪ August 12th

◎ Ishii Yutaka 石井由多加 1985

◎ Kaminaga Keisuke 神永圭佑 1994

◎ Ozawa Ren 小澤廉 1991

◎ Sakaguchi Shinnosuke 坂口慎之介

◎ Watanabe Kouji 渡辺コウジ 1979

♪ August 13th

◎ Haba Ryousuke 羽場涼介 1991

♪ August 14th

◎

♪ August 15th

◎ Hayashi Tsuyoshi 林剛史 1982

◎ Nomiyama Kenta 野見山拳太 1995

◎ Okada Masaki 岡田将生 1989

♪ August 16th

◎ Asakura Yuuta 浅倉祐太 1987

◎ Iijima Hiroki 飯島寛騎 1996

◎ Nakada Shouji 仲田祥司 1992

♪ August 17th

◎ Ooyama Masashi 大山真志 1989

◎ Yoshimoto Kouki 吉本恒生 1993

♪ August 18th

◎ Ichise Yuu 一瀬悠 1990

◎ Murata Mitsu 村田充 1977

♪ August 19th

◎ Kobayashi Tatsuya 小林辰也

◎ Roppongi Yasuhiro 六本木康弘 1984

♪ August 20th

◎ Asegawa Kenta 阿瀬川健太 1990

◎ Shiokawa Wataru 塩川渉 1987

♪ August 21st

◎

♪ August 22nd

◎ Matsui Haruki 松井遥己 1995

◎ Nishina Yuuji 仁科祐二 

◎ Nitta Kenta 新田健太 1985

◎ Saitou Takumi 斎藤工 1981

♪ August 23rd

◎ Kohatsu Aren 小波津亜廉 1991

◎ Nakagauchi Masataka 中河内雅貴 1985

◎ Sakimoto Hiromi 崎本大海 1986

♪ August 24th

◎ Kawasaki Yuusaku 川﨑優作 1994

◎ Sueno Takuma 末野卓磨 1984

♪ August 25th

◎ Araki Kentarou 荒木健太朗 1982

◎ Wada Masato 和田正人 1979

♪ August 26th

◎ Nagae Ryouki 長江崚行 1998

◎ Ookawa Genki 大河元気 1987

♪ August 27th

◎ Matsumoto Hinata 松本ひなた 1991

◎ Nagata Takato 永田崇人 1993

◎ Ookubo Shoutarou 大久保祥太郎 1995

◎ Yamakawa Souichirou 山川宗一郎 1990

♪ August 28th

◎ Yamaguchi Yuusuke 山口侑佑 1991

♪ August 29th

◎ Satou Yuugo 佐藤祐吾 1994

♪ August 30th

◎ Harukawa Kyousuke 春川恭亮 1988

◎ Matsumoto Jun 松本潤 1983

♪ August 31st

◎

[yoshimitsuumekawa]

SWITCH 2003 VOL.21 NO.8

CLIENT : SWITCH MAGAZINE

MODEL : KEN YOKOYAMA (CRAZY KEN BAND) , AKIKO WADA

STYLING : TSUYOSHI NIMURA

PHOTO : YOSHIMITSU UMEKAWA

[gj340]

i’m going to say it. this song is actually pretty catchy despite the lyrics.

[goalhofer]

Last MLB Player To Wear Each Jersey Number: Chicago Cubs

1: Terrance Gore (2018)

2: Tommy La Stella (2015-18)

3: Daniel Descalso (2019-present)

4: Mark Zagunis (2019-present)

5: Albert Almora (2016-present)

6: Nicholas Castellanos (2019-present)

7: Victor Caratini (2017-present)

8: Ian Happ (2017-present)

9: Javy Baez (2014-present)

10: Quenton Lowery (1997-98)(retired for Ron Santo 2003)

11: Yu Darvish (2018-present)

12: Kyle Schwarber (2015-present)

13: David Bote (2018-present)

14: Ernie Banks (1953-71)(retired for Banks 1982)

15: Brandon Morrow (2018-present)

16: Robel Garcia (2019-present)

17: Kris Bryant (2015-present)

18: Ben Zobrist (2016-present)

19: Koji Uehara (2017)

20: Brandon Kintzler (2018-present)

21: Tony Kemp (2019-present)

22: Jason Heyward (2016-present)

23: Ryne Sandberg (1996-97)(retired for Sandberg 2005)

24: Craig Kimbrel (2019-present)

25: Derrek Lee (2004-10)

26: Fritzie Connally (1983)(retired for Billy Williams 1987)

27: Addison Russell (2016-present)

28: Kyle Hendricks (2014-present)

29: Brad Brach (2019-present)

30: Alec Mills (2019-present)

31: Ted Lilly III (2007)(retired for Ferguson Jenkins & Greg Maddux 2009)

32: Tyler Chatwood (2019-present)

33: Timothy Butler (2017-18)

34: Jon Lester (2015-present)

35: Col Hamels (2018-present)

36: Dillon Maples (2017-present)

37: Tim Collins (2019)

38: Martin Maldonado (2019)

39: Tseng Jen-Ho (2017)

40: Willson Contreras (2016-present)

41: Steve Cishek (2018-present)

42: Dave Smith (1991-92)(retired league wide for Jackie Robinson 1997)

43: Tony Barnette (2019-present)

44: Anthony Rizzo (2012-present)

45: Xavier Cedeno (2019-present)

46: Pedro Strop (2013-present)

47: Randy Rosario (2018-present)

48: Pierce Johnson (2017)

49: Jake Arrieta (2013-17)

50: Rowan Wick (2019-present)

51: Duane Underwood; Jr. (2018-present)

52: Tseng Jen-Ho (2018)

53: Taylor Davis (2017-present)

54: Justin Hancock (2018)

55: Koyie Hill (2007-12)

56: Kyle Ryan (2019-present)

57: James Norwood (2018-present)

58: Jose Ascaino (2008-09)

59: Kendall Graveman (2019-present)

60: Cory Mazzoni (2018)

61: Carl Webster (2018-present)

62: Jose Quintana (2017-present)

63: Brian Schlitter (2014-15)

64: Jaime Garcia (2018)

65: Never issued

66: Kawasaki Munenori (2016)

67: Wada Tsuyoshi (2014-15)

68: Jorge Soler (2014-16)

69: Never issued

70: Never issued

71: Oscar De La Cruz (2019-present)

72: Robert Machado (2001-02)

73: Adbert Alzolay (2019-present)

74: Never issued

75: Never issued

76: Daniel Garibay (2000)

77: Never issued

78: Never issued

79: Never issued

80: Never issued

81: Never issued

82: Never issued

83: Never issued

84: Never issued

85: Never issued

86: Never issued

87: Never issued

88: Never issued

89: Never issued

90: Justin Steele (2018-present)

91: Never issued

92: Never issued

93: Never issued

94: Felix Heredia (1998-2001)

95: Never issued

96: Never issued

97: Never issued

98: Never issued

99: Taguchi So (2009)

[mateushonrado]

Status Post #8045: Super Sentai 1-100

Row 1 - Goranger [Akaranger (Red): Tsuyoshi Kaijo (Naoya Makoto), Aoranger (Blue): Akira Shimnei (Hiroshi Miyauchi), Kiranger (Yellow): Daita Oiwa (Baku Hatakeyama), Momoranger (Pink): Peggy Matsuyama (Lisa Komaki) and Midoranger (Green): Kenji Asuka (Yukio Itou)] and JAKQ [Spade Ace (Red): Goro Sakurai (Yoshitaka Tanba), Dia Jack (Blue): Ryu Higashi (Tairayama Itou), Heart Queen (Pink): Karen Mizuki (Mitchi Love), Clover King (Green): Bunta Daichi (Yuusuke Kazato) and Big One (White): Sokichi Banba (Hiroshi Miyauchi)]

Row 2 - Battle Fever J [Battle Japan (Red): Masao Den (Hironori Tanioka), Battle France (Blue): Kyousuke Shida (Yuuhei Kurachi), Battle Cossack (Orange): Makoto Jin (Naoya Ban), Battle Kenya (Black): Shirou Akebono (Kenji Ohba) and Miss America (Pink): Maria Nagisa (Naomi Hagi)] and Denjiman [Denji Red: Ippei Akagi (Shinichi Yuuki), Denji Blue: Daigoro Oume (Kenji Ohba), Denji Yellow: Jun Kiyama (Eiichi Tsuyama), Denji Green: Tatsuya Midorikawa (Naoya Uchida) and Denji Pink: Akira Momoi (Akira Koizumi)]

Row 3 - Sun Vulcan [Vul Eagle (Red): Takayuki Hiba (Takayuki Godai), Vul Shark (Blue): Kin'ya Samejima (Kin'ya Sugi) and Vul Panther (Yellow): Asao Hyou (Asao Kobayashi)], Goggle-V [Goggle Red: Kenichi Akama (Ryouji Akagi), Goggle Black: Kanpei Kuroda (Jyunichi Haruta), Goggle Blue: Saburo Aoyama (Shigeki Ishii), Goggle Yellow: Futoshi Kijima (Sanpei Godai) and Goggle Pink: Miki Momozono (Megumi Ogawa)] and Dynaman (Red and Black) [Dyna Red: Hokuto Dan (Satoshi Okita) and Dyna Black: Ryuu Hoshikawa (Jyunchi Haruta)]

Row 4 - Dynaman (Blue, Yellow and Pink) [Dyna Blue: Yousuke Shima (Kouji Unogi), Dyna Yellow: Kousaku Nangou (Yuu Tokita) and Dyna Pink: Rei Tachibana (Sayoko Hagiwara)], Bioman [Red One: Shirou Gou (Ryosuke Sakamoto), Green Two: Shingo Takasugi (Naoto Ota), Blue Three: Ryuuta Nanbara (Akita Osuga), Yellow Four: Jun Yabuki (Sumiko Tanaka) and Pink Five: Hikaru Katsuragi (Michiko Makino)] and Changeman (Red and Black) [Change Dragon (Red): Hiryu Tsurugi (Haruki Hamada) and Change Griffin (Black): Shou Hayate (Kazuoki Takahashi)]

Row 5 - Changeman (Blue, White and Pink) [Change Pegasus (Blue): Yuma Ozora (Shiro Izumi), Change Mermaid (White): Sayaka Nagisa (Hiroko Nishimoto) and Change Phoenix (Pink): Mai Tsubasa (Mai Ooishi)], Flashman [Red Flash: Jin (Touta Tarumi), Green Flash: Dai (Kihachiro Uemura), Blue Flash: Bun (Yasuhiro Ishiwata), Yellow Flash: Sara Tokimura (Youko Nakamura) and Pink Flash: Lou (Mayumi Yoshida)] and Maskman (Red and Black) [Red Mask: Takeru (Ryousuke Kaizu) and Black Mask: Kenta (Koichi Kusakari)]

Row 6 - Maskman (Blue, Yellow and Pink) [Blue Mask: Akira (Issei Hirota), Yellow Mask: Haruka (Yuki Nagata) and Pink Mask: Momoko (Kanako Maeda)], Liveman [Red Falcon: Yuusuke Amamiya (Daisuke Shima), Yellow Lion: Joh Ohara (Kazuhiko Nishimura), Blue Dolphin: Megumi Misaki (Megumi Mori), Black Bison: Tetsuya Yano (Seirou Yamaguchi) and Green Sai: Jun'ichi Aikawa (Jin Kawamoto)] and Turboranger (Red and Black) [Red Turbo: Riki Honoo (Kenta Satou) and Black Turbo: Daichi Yamagata (Fumiaki Ganaha)]

Row 7 - Turboranger (Blue, Yellow and Pink) [Blue Turbo: Youhei Hama (Keiya Asakura), Yellow Turbo: Shunsuke Hino (Junichiro Katagiri) and Pink Turbo: Haruna Morikawa (Yoshiko Iwaya)], Fiveman [Five Red: Gaku Hoshikawa (Toshiya Fuji), Five Blue: Ken Hoshikawa (Kei Sindachiya), Five Black: Fumiya Hoshikawa (Ryohei Kobayashi), Five Pink: Kazumi Hoshikawa (Kazuko Miyata) and Five Yellow: Remi Hoshikawa (Ryo Narushima)] and Jetman (Red and Black) [Red Hawk: Ryu Tendo (Kotaro Tanaka) and Black Condor: Gai Yuki (Toshihide Wakamatsu)]

Row 8 - Jetman (Yellow, White and Blue) [Yellow Owl: Raita Ooishi (Tomihisa Naruse), White Swan: Kaori Rokumeikan (Rika Kishida) and Blue Swallow: Ako Hayasaka (Sayuri Uchida)], Zyuranger [Tyranno Ranger (Red): Geki (Yuta Mochizuki), Mammoth Ranger (Black): Goushi (Seiju Umon), Tricera Ranger (Blue): Dan (Hideki Fujiwara), Tiger Ranger (Yellow): Boi (Takumi Hashimoto), Ptera Ranger (Pink): Mei (Reiko Chiba) and Dragon Ranger (Green): Burai (Shiro Izumi)] and Dairanger (Red) [Ryuu Ranger (Red): Ryo (Keiichi Wada)]

Row 9 - Dairanger (Green, Blue, Yellow, Pink and White) [Shishi Ranger (Green): Daigo (Tatsuya Nomi), Tenma Ranger (Blue): Shoji (Ei Hamura), Kirin Ranger (Yellow): Kazu (Keisuke Tsuchiya), Houou Ranger (Pink): Lin (Natsuki Takahashi) and Kiba Ranger (White): Kou (Hisashi Sakai)] and Kakuranger [Ninja Red: Sasuke (Teruaki Ogawa), Ninja White: Tsuruhime (Satomi Hirose), Ninja Blue: Saizou (Hiroshi Tsuchida), Ninja Yellow: Seikai (Shu Kawai) and Ninja Black: Jiraiya (Kane Kosugi)]

Row 10 - Kakuranger (Navy) [Extra Hero (Navy): Ninjaman (Hideaki Kusaka, voiced by Kazuki Yao)], Ohranger [Oh Red: Goro Hoshino (Masaru Shishido), Oh Green: Shouhei Yokkaichi (Kunio Masaoka), Oh Blue: Yuji Mita (Masashi Goda), Oh Yellow: Juri Nijou (Ayumi Aso), Oh Pink: Momo Maruo (Tamao Sato) and King Ranger (Black): Riki (Shoji Yamaguchi)] and Carranger (Red, Blue and Green) [Red Racer: Kyosuke Jinnai (Yuji Kishi), Blue Racer: Naoki Domon (Yoshihiro Masujima) and Green Racer: Minoru Uesugi (Yoshihiro Fukuda)]

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List of every artist featured on VGDensetsu, Part 2

Part 1: A-M Naohisa Yamaguchi / 山口 直久, AKA NaoQ Naoyuki Katoh / 加藤 直之 Naoyuki Onda / 恩田 尚之 Nobuteru Yuuki / 結城信輝 Nobuyuki Kuroki / 黒木信幸 Nona / ノナ Norio Shioyama / 塩山 紀生 Noriyoshi Ohrai / 生頼 範義 Noriyuki Moto / もとのりゆき Noriyuki Yokoki & Kenji Okamoto Oliver Barrett Osamu Muto / 武藤 修 Peter Chan Philip Howe Philippe Dessoly Rampty / ランプテイ Range Murata / 村田 蓮爾 Rieko Kodama / 小玉 理恵子, AKA Phoenix Rie Roger Loveless Roger Motzkus Ron Villani Ryō Hirata / ヒラタリョウ Ryo Kudou / 工藤 稜 Ryō Nakamura / 中村 亮 Ryouji Minagawa / 皆川亮二 Ryota-H Ryuichi Makino / 牧野 竜一 Ryūichirō Kutsuzawa / 沓澤 龍一郎 Ryūji Higurashi / 日暮竜二 Sachiko Kamimura / 神村 幸子 Sachiko Wada / ワダサチコ Satoru Yamashita / 山下智 Satoshi Nakai / 仲井さとし (formerly 中井 覺 / 中井 覚) Satoshi Urushihara / うるし原 智志 Satoshi Yoshioka / ヨシオカサトシ Seijin Tomobe Senno Aki / せんのあき, AKA Tonko Senri Kita / 北千里 Shigenori Soejima / 副島 成記 Shigeo Koike / 小池繁雄 Shigeru Komatsuzaki / 小松崎 茂 Shigeru Miyamoto / 宮本 茂 Shinichi Morioka / 森岡 慎一 / もりおかしんいち Shinichi Ōnishi / 大西伸一 Shinnosuke Hino / 日野 慎之助 Shintarō Majima / 眞島 真太郎 Shinya Edaki / 枝木真也, AKA Edayan / えだやん Shōji Kawamori / 河森 正治 Shuhei Matsumoto / 松本州平 Shujiro Hamakawa / 濱川 修二郎, AKA Shuzilow HA Shunichi Taniguchi / 谷口 俊一 Shusei Nagaoka / 長岡秀星 Sohhei Oshiba / 大柴 宗平 Steve Peringer Susumu Matsushita / 松下進 Syd Mead / シド・ミード Taisuke Kanasaki / 金崎 泰輔 Takamasa Shimaura / 島浦孝全 Takami Akai / 赤井 孝美 Takao Kōzai / 香西 隆男 Takashi Akaishizawa / 赤石沢 貴士 Takashi Amasaka / 天坂隆志, AKA Daikichi Takashi Kinoshita / 木下崇 Takashi Yuda / 湯田 高志 Takayuki Takeya / 竹谷隆之 Takehiko Itō / 伊東岳彦, AKA Hiroyuki Hataike / 幡池裕行 Taku Engawa / エンガワ卓 Taku Makino / 牧野卓 Takuhito Kusanagi / 草彅 琢仁 / 草なぎ 琢仁 Takuro Fuse / 布施拓郎 Tamio / たみお Tatsuji Kajita / 梶田 達二 Tatsuya Ishikawa / 石川達也 Tatsuya Yoshikawa / 吉川達哉 Tatsuyuki Tanaka / 田中達之 Tetsuhiko Kikuchi / 菊地徹彦, AKA HAN / はん Tetsuya Nomura / 野村哲也 Tim & Greg Hildebrandt Tōichirō Yanagida / 柳田東一郎 Tom Chantrell Tom duBois Tomō Yamane / 山根ともお Tomoharu Saitō / 斎藤智晴 Tomomi Kobayashi / 小林 智美 Tomomi Sasaki / 佐々木知美, AKA Sasatomo Tomoyoshi Yamane / 山根知美 Tony DeZuniga Tony Taka Toru Yoshida / 吉田 徹, AKA Yoshibon Toshiaki Mori / 森気楼, AKA Shinkiro Toshihiro Kawamoto / 川元 利浩 Toshimi Sato / 佐藤敏巳 Toshinobu Kondo / 近藤敏信 Toshio Yamamoto / 山本 利雄 Toshiyuki Kubooka / 窪岡俊之 Toyo Ozaki / 尾崎豊中 Tsukasa Jun / 司淳 Tsukasa Kotobuki / ことぶき つかさ Tsuyoshi Nagano / 長野剛 Victor Gadino Viktor Antonov Yasumitsu Okuda / 奥田泰光 Yasuo Fujita / 藤田 泰男 Yasushi Ishizu / 石津泰志 Yasushi Nirasawa / 韮沢靖 Yasushi Nozaki / 野崎泰 Yasushi Torisawa / 酉澤安施 Yasushi Suzuki / 鈴木康士 Yasushi Yamaguchi / 山口恭史, AKA Judy Totoya Yoh Yoshinari / 吉成 曜 Yōichi Amano / 天野洋一 Yoichi Kotabe / 小田部 羊一 Yoshiaki Yoneshima / 米島義明 Yoshihiko Umakoshi / 馬越嘉彦 Yoshihiro Takaiwa / 高岩 ヨシヒロ Yoshihisa Aran / 亜蘭 善久 Yoshikazu Yasuhiko / 安彦 良和 Yoshimiru / よしみる Yoshitaka Amano / 天野 喜孝 Yoshitaka Tamaki / 玉木美孝 Yoshiteru Tsujino / 辻野 芳輝, AKA Torajiro Tsujino / 辻野寅次郎 Yoshitoh Asari / 浅利 義遠 /  あさりよしとお Yoshitoshi Abe / 安倍 吉俊 Yoshitsugu Satō / 佐藤 由紹 Yoshiyuki Takani / 高荷 義之 Youshi Kanoe / カノエユウシ Yū Kinutani / 衣谷 遊 Yūichi Nakatani / 中谷祐一, AKA Violetche Nakamoto Yūichirō Shinozaki / 篠崎雄一郎 Yūji Ishihara / 石原雄二 Yuji Kaida / 開田裕治 Yukihisa Fujita / 藤田幸久 / ふじたゆきひさ Yukiko Hirai / 平井 有紀子 Yukio Kitta / 橘田幸雄 Yukito Kishiro / 木城ゆきと Yuri Kataiwa / 片岩ゆり Yusuke Murata / 村田 雄介 Yusuke Nakamura / 中村佑介 Yusuke Naora / 直良有祐 Yutaka Izubuchi / 出渕裕 Zavier Leslie Cabarga Zennosuke / 禅之助

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Da-iCE ARTICLE: [HOMINIS] Da-iCE’s new song for their 5th anniversary is a heartwarming love ballad created by the members’ bond (11/14/18) | CGM

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Da-iCE’s new song for their 5th anniversary is a heartwarming love ballad created by the members’ bond

Da-iCE “Kumo o nuketa aozora” Release Interview [pt.1]

Da-iCE is a 5-member vocal and dance unit who made their major debut in 2014. Unknown of staying put, their course continues as they would release their 5th anniversary 3rd single, “Kumo o nuketa aozora”, on November 21. With the five members who are running their 5th year anniversary at full speed, we talked a lot about the ‘points to listen to’ in their new song, up to the thoughts about their 5th anniversary.

First of all, please tell us about the points to listen to on the new song “Kumo o nuketa aozora”.

Hanamura Sota (will be referred to as “Hanamura”): This time, there are a lot to listen to. The melody from A has the same melody, but because the sound of the backtrack is different on the first and on the second, the approach is completely different. Also, since there were 3 people assigned to write the lyrics, I would like you to listen to it while reading the lyrics, carefully.

Wada Hayate (will be referred to as “Wada”): Yes. Since it’s the first time that the song with lyrics written by the members became a single, it also became such a song with strong emotions. I’m on the performer-line, and so I want to show the quality of this song to the audience through dancing.

Kudo Taiki (will be referred to as “Kudo”): It is already unusual for us to have warm ballads in our songs, the more unusual it is for it to become the title song. But, our theme this year is to challenge different things. Since all the songs that have been released this year are challenging songs that we haven’t yet done before, I think this song would also make another challenging ballad. I think that if you listen and compare it to the songs that we have so far, you will know the difference.

Iwaoka Toru (will be referred to as “Iwaoka”): For sure, since many of our ballads are songs for the broken-hearted, I think it is indeed a rare-type of gentle and warm ballad for us.

Ohno Yudai (will be referred to as “Ohno”): This time, we will not appear on the MV. This is our first attempt of doing so, this is because we feel like we want to impart the meaning of the song firmly. First, we want you to focus on the lyrics, and sway with it after. Since the dance comes with a really nice choreography, I would like you to see it.

Iwaoka: The songs of Da-iCE are songs that is complete with choreography. The lyrics, the tune, and the performance are all matching to this song. It is a song containing a lot of emotions and dancing.

The lyrics were written by Hanamura-san, Kudo-san, and Ohno-san. How did the three of you assemble the lyrics?

Hanamura: First, we established the concept of the song as one that can be played even at a wedding. Since we were informed that they would choose that brightly warm ballad song through a competition, I told the staff that, if I could, I would like to participate in that competition. And so, they gave me a pleasant “OK” (suddenly, Ohno begins to tie Kudo’s shoelace and his shoelace like in a three-legged race)… w-what are you doing? (laughs)

Ohno: Just tying the laces… All right! I did it! (grins)

Kudo: Thank you. Continue…?

(laughs) Hanamura-san had requested personally that he wanted to participate in the competition.

Hanamura: That’s right. And so, they let me… (Ohno is now connected with Wada, Wada is tying his shoelace with Iwaoka’s, the “4 people with 3 connected legs” is then completed perfectly. Hanamura looks at the 4 people that seems satisfied) Sorry, my head is a bit blank with these unexpected actions.

Kudo: (as if ignoring the upset Hanamura) Since Sota has already done writing the 80% of the song, rather than to collaborate from zero [scratch], once turned over to me, I changed a little bit the framework that Sota has made first, and then further, Yudai revised it, and then, I revised it a little bit one more time with Yudai. Since it took a lot of process, I think, those steps had led it up to the first place.

What is your impression when you first read Hanamura-san’s written lyrics?

Kudo: I thought that Sota has written a truly good theme. Sota is good on writing such. There was only a little bit of editing of words after, and so I can say that it already contained a convincing substance.

What’s your favorite part of the song?

Hanamura: There are a lot of parts that I like, but if you’re asking for a particular one, I think it would be “What’s two until now, will be as one from now on” [two will be as one] [ima made wa futatsu, kore kara wa hitotsu]. This line was suggested by Yudai-kun but, I wrote it originally as “What’s 1 person until now, will be 2 people from now on” [1 person will be 2 people] [ima made wa hitori, kore kara wa futari]. However, when I thought that the suggested line was already customary and a very common thing, Yudai said, “There are lot of things that can be as one”. Surnames, for example, and two houses as well can be as one. I think it’s nice indeed to have those words with such potential I’ve never expected.

Ohno: Thank you for saying such compliment. I have the same answer. When I was thinking then, the idea about names just came out suddenly. Two will have one surname, won’t they? Those are the words that came to me. To make people sing to it, I made various suggestions thinking that my words, even only a little, if included, may add more feelings to the song. It was my first time doing it this way. Still, I had so much fun.

Kudo: It was our first time to write the lyrics as three. I like the story of the lyrics. Because, there was a proper beginning and ending, and the process in between was well established, leading up to the scene envisioned by Sota, until the end. It was quite hard to synchronize such scenes with co-authors, but in this case, they matched up quickly. I wonder if this was because of the members.

Wada: As for me, I like this song a lot. I already liked it on the lyrics of melody A. Ha! Happy? (laughs) Since there are many parts that everyone can easily relate to, I think it would remain in the heart of the people.

“Kono kyoku no sei, 5 Voice and Acoustic version” is also included in the coupling. It was a song released from 2015 that you recorded again with 5 vocals, is that right?

Kudo: Yes. It has been released on 2015. It is a song that has grown in our LIVEs since then. It was a challenge. We thought that it would be great if the 5 members could remake the atmosphere of the song that the audience is enjoying singing to. It was a challenge because in this, 5 members would be singing in unison for the first time.

What was it like when you were singing it again?

Wada: The recording was fun and so, I think it would give joy to everyone as well.

Iwaoka: I agree. This is one of those songs that brings unity to everyone whenever we perform it LIVE. It is that special for us to sing it as five.

Hanamura: It is our first time to sing in unison as five. It was fun because we know our voice in unison. This time, since the recording was done separately one by one in the past, we wanted to try a pattern in which the 5 of us are singing together in the recording booth. It might have been ‘interesting’ if we sing together as five in great chorus.

Ohno: “Say!” is the only part that we yelled and sung together in the recording booth, right?

Hanamura: That’s right. “Say!” is the only part the we sung together. Because we only did an endless and continuous “hooray” in there, it was mixed up in all the versions in the rough mix that we had up to the time of this very interview, it’s quite funny (laughs).

Ohno: That’s depending on the “Say!” that was used. Perharps, it would develop to something like what Tsuyoshi Nagabuchi-san did in “Bodyguard” [TV Asahi’s 1997 drama].

Hanamura: Who’s that?

Ohno: (while pumping his fist) Say! Say!

Everyone: (laughs out loud)

Hanamura: Everyone went hyper as we moved to the second half of the song. At first, we were just yelling the word “Say!”, but when we moved to the second half, I was in a situation where the tension was so high, I don’t know whether to yell “Say!” or “Hey!”. On the contrary, I think it’s quite funny if you leave it as it is, though.

You focused on recording “Say”?

Ohno: Yes. On “Kono kyoku no ‘Say!’”.

Hanamura: AHAHA! Kono kyoku no ‘Say!’, that’s not bad at all!

Everyone: (laughs out loud)

Kudo: We should turn the title to “Kono kyoku no Say!” then!

Ohno: It’s confusing (laughs).

Currently, Da-iCE is in the middle of a nationwide tour, right (the interview was done in mid-October)?

Hanamura: As of now, we successfully finished the tour in Chiba, Osaka, Tokyo, and Niigata.

Ohno: We’re glad that it started really well.

What do you mean by that?

Ohno: Because we tried various things since it’s our 5th anniversary… maybe, “we won’t make it to the schedule!” – I was so scared then.

Hanamura: This time, not only the sound system, but also the staff for the LIVE had changed a lot. Although it was quite difficult, with that, I learned a lot of new things. I think that it’s a year wherein we’ve grown matured for real.

What had impressed you in those 4 locations? Were you able to eat delicious foods in those places?

Hanamura: I’m so thankful to Niigata, the tickets were sold out, and the catering was very luxurious! There were ramen and curry.

Iwaoka: Curry! It was really delicious!

Hanamura: There was this seemingly famous curry which you can get from the line, called the “Curry of the Bus Center [place in Niigata]”, and it was included in the catering there. It was delicious ~ They wrote “Niigata sold out” on the whiteboard as well.

Kudo: We were so happy that the SOLD OUT happened in the biggest venue in Niigata.

5th year is wonderful indeed. What are your plans, such as gatherings, to celebrate your anniversary together as five?

Ohno: Oh, right… Now I wonder, where should we eat after this?

Everyone: (roar of laughter)

Kudo: Well, how about, let’s get together… in summer after 3 years or so?

Ohno: That won’t be our 5th anniversary anymore! (laughs)

Do you celebrate [countdown] the date of your debut?

Ohno: We do it every year.

Kudo and Wada: We do.

Iwaoka: It’s exciting, actually. We do it with our arms [wrap around, shoulder to shoulder] together.

Hanamura: AHAHA! We don’t (laughs).

Iwaoka: We’re all good friends.

Wada: Yes…

Hanamura: Well, if you’re doing this (4 people with 3 connected legs [of which Sota is excluded]), I’m surprised, you’re being bad to me now.

Ohno: (playing innocent) What? This?

The bond is connected.

Hanamura: I am the only one that’s not connected (laughs).

Iwaoka: Then hurry and tie yours [to us]!

Hanamura: Okay, I’m just holding back (laughs).

More:

Iwaoka Toru - Release Interview [pt.2]

Hanamura Sota - Release Interview [pt.3]

Wada Hayate - Release Interview [pt.4]

Ohno Yudai - Release Interview [pt.5]

Kudo Taiki - Release Interview [pt.6]

From: https://hominis.media/category/musician/post2679/

Note: a-is, I think… THIS IS IT!!! They will now sing in UNISON! (even though it may be just the word “Say!”)