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Banzai Japan Members 日本を元気に世界へ発信！47都道府県天下統一アイドル もともと日本が持つ素晴らしい魅力である「山」「川」「建造物」「料理」「技術」「アニメ」「お・も・て・な・し」そして…「ヲタク」など！ 日本がどや顔で誇れる文化を世界に向けて発信していくプロジェクトとして結成されたアイドルユニットです。 メンバーは、それぞれ日本の各都道府県を背負った伝道師として暗躍中だそうな。 47人揃うのは、いつの日や？ これから「BANZAI JAPAN（バンザイ ジャパン）」が、歌やダンスなどのパフォーマンスで、日本が世界に誇れるカルチャーを「見える化」して発信して参ります！ Introducing Japan spirit to the world! Girl idol group conquering the nation of 47 prefectures. Japan is originally well-recognized for its fascinating mountain, river, architecture, cuisine, technology, animation, o-mo-te-na-shi, and…o-ta-ku(nerds) culture!BANZAI JAPAN is a girl idol group, formed by a project which Japan proudly presents to the world about our culture. Each member who represents their individual prefectures nationwide, is on their secret mission, wondering if rest of the 47 members ever going to get together? Throughout their songs and dance performances, BANZAI JAPAN will visualize our magnificent culture and introduce them toward the world! 藤崎 ふみ Fumi Fujisaki Banzai Japan Japanese Idols 西の玄関口山口へおいでませ！大河ドラマ「花燃ゆ」の舞台、萩をはじめ、歴史の地です！ 上野 りこ Riko Ueno Banzai Japan Japanese Idols 唯一、海がない埼玉県ですが県内を流れる川の数は日本一多いんです！止まらない川の水から流れてくる沢山のチャンスときらめきをすくっていくよ！ 皆戸 理芳 Rima Minato Banzai Japan Japanese Idols 横浜・川崎・鎌倉に、横須賀・湘南・小田原・箱根！何でも出てくる四次元ポケットスポット、来るしかないじゃん神奈川県♪♪ 悠凪 ニノ Yunagi Nino Banzai Japan Japanese Idols おんせん県大分県！緑がいっぱい自然豊かで幸せたっぷりな大分にようこそ〜！ 藤崎 しおり Shiori Fujisaki Banzai Japan Japanese Idols 天然記念物No.1！海も山も自然あふれる山口県へ、おいでませ！ 九十九 愛桜 Tsukumo Aira Banzai Japan Japanese Idols 千葉と言えば、海も大地も食材の宝庫！季節彩る花々や、個性豊かなレジャースポットもあり！多彩な魅力がいっぱいです！ 笹川 ささ Sasa Sasagawa Banzai Japan Japanese Idols トンネルを抜けるとそこは雪国、米処！謙信公のお膝元、新潟にいっぺん来てみなせや～！ 一ノ瀬 かな Kana Ichinose Banzai Japan Japanese Idols お祭り大好き笑いの街❁ 義理と人情、人の温かさは天下一品やでっ もちろん粉もんは任せてや〜！！ 人生わろたもん勝ち！そんな人達が集まる大阪にあんたも遊びにこーへん？？ 指宿 理乃 Rino Ibusuki Banzai Japan Japanese Idols 美味しい！美しい！あたたかい！が溢れた端から端までわっぜよかとこ、かごんまけん！ みんな、ずんばい(たくさん)知ってね〜！ 餅丸 夢姫 Yuuki Mochimaru Banzai Japan Japanese Idols 彩の国埼玉〜！快晴日数日本一！！観光スポットもたくさんあるよ♪もう｢ださいたま｣なんて言わせないッ！！ 神坂 優羽 Kosaka Yuu Banzai Japan Japanese Idols 歴史と最先端が共生する眠らない街、東京都！ 地元大好き下町っ子ゆっちが沢山魅力を教えるよ♪ 星乃 ありす Hoshino Arice Banzai Japan Japanese Idols 都会過ぎず、田舎すぎず！どっちも良いとこ取り♩住みやすさはどこの県にも負けない！！！喫茶店も沢山あるよ〜！ 星乃 ありす Hoshino Arice Banzai Japan Japanese Idols 都会過ぎず、田舎すぎず！どっちも良いとこ取り♩住みやすさはどこの県にも負けない！！！喫茶店も沢山あるよ〜！ Hotel Booking Banzai Japan BANZAI JAPAN (バンザイジャパン) is an idol group formed on May 5, 2014. The aim of the group is to unify all 47 prefectures of Japan, with each member being an ‘Evangelist’ of a certain prefecture. They also have a trainee unit called ASHIGARU JAPAN, a side group called BANZAI JAPAN Front 7 and two sister groups based respectively in Nagoya, BANZAI JAPAN CENTRAL, and Osaka, BANZAI JAPAN WEST. Members Current Members Fujisaki Fumi (藤崎ふみ; Oni) (2nd Gen; Joined July 22, 2015; Concurrent Member of BANZAI JAPAN Front 7) Sasagawa Sasa (笹川ささ; Tokiwa-iro) (3rd Gen; Joined December 6, 2015) Fujisaki Shiori (藤崎しおり; Mizu-iro) (5th Gen; Joined April 14, 2017; Concurrent Member of BANZAI JAPAN Front 7) Ando Maika (安堂舞花; Purple) (7th Gen; Joined August 2, 2019; Concurrent Member of BANZAI JAPAN Front 7) Mochimaru Yuuki (餅丸夢姫; Pink) (8th Gen; Joined December 8, 2020; Concurrent Member of BANZAI JAPAN Front 7) Ichinose Kana (一ノ瀬かな; Red) (8th Gen; Joined January 26, 2021; Concurrent Member of BANZAI JAPAN Front 7) Ibusuki Rino (指宿理乃; Orange & Green) (10th Gen; Joined July 3, 2022) Ueno Riko (上野りこ; Blue) (10th Gen; Joined July 3, 2022) Tsukumo Aira (九十九愛桜; Sakura Pink) (10th Gen; Joined July 3, 2022) Kousaka Yuu (神坂優羽; Fujimurasaki) (10th Gen; Joined July 3, 2022) Hoshino Arisu (星乃ありす; White) ( 12th Gen; Joined July 3, 2022) Yuunagi Nino (悠凪ニノ; Pink & Black) (11th Gen; Joined June 21, 2023) ASHIGARU JAPAN Hazuki Hina (葉月雛) (Joined March 2, 2023) Suzuki Suzu (鈴木鈴) (Joined January 7, 2024) Former Members BANZAI JAPAN Kojima Gumi (児島ぐみ) (Joined April 4, 2015; Left May 31, 2015) Kaneko Shiro (金子シロ) (Joined May 15, 2015; Left August 22, 2015) Takahashi Nagi (髙橋なぎ; Scarlet) (1st Gen; Joined December 10, 2014; Left February 16, 2016) Tomonaga Kyoko (友永響子; Navy Blue) (3rd Gen; Joined November 3, 2015; Left September 4, 2016) Izumi Aya (和泉彩; Deep Scarlet) (3rd Gen; Joined December 6, 2015; Left September 4, 2016) Komachi Yuki (小町ゆき; Canary) (1st Gen; Joined June 10, 2015; Left January 31, 2017) Shinkai Yuna (新海由奈; Sakura Pink) (1st Gen; Original Member; Left March 7, 2017) Minami Naru (実波なる; Silver Gray) (4th Gen; Joined August 18, 2016; Left March 7, 2017) Minamo Mizu (水萌みず; Pale Indigo) (1st Gen; Joined August 12, 2014; Left April 20, 2017) Hanasaka Sayo (花坂小夜; Futarishizuka) (1st Gen; Joined August 31, 2014; Graduated January 20, 2018) Araragi Mau (蘭まう) (5th Gen; Joined December 13, 2016; Left November 12, 2018) Nakano Himawari (中野向日葵; Gold) (2nd Gen; Joined September 3, 2015; Graduated December 30, 2018) Shida Rin (志田りん; Lapiz Lazuli & Tangerine) (4th Gen; Joined August 17, 2016; Left October 26, 2019) Hatsuki An (羽月杏) (7th Gen; Joined January 8, 2020; Left March 28, 2021) Matsuda Emino (松田恵実乃) (7th Gen; Joined July 3, 2019; Left April 4, 2021) Sato Itsuki (佐藤樹姫) (5th Gen; Joined December 13, 2016; Left November 3, 2021) Fujitani Tsukasa (藤谷つかさ) (6th Gen; Joined January 14, 2018; Left November 28, 2021) Mizusawa Haruna (水沢はるな; Edo Purple) (8th Gen; Joined October 31, 2020; Left February 6, 2022) Takijima Airi (滝嶌愛梨; Purple) (7th Gen; Joined March 6, 2019; Left February 27, 2022) Hoshizora Mio (星空みお; Star Yellow）(8th Gen; Joined August 15, 2020; Left March 21, 2022) Sakura Meru (咲良める; Pink) (8th Gen; Joined September 26, 2020; Left May 17, 2022) Harukawa Ayumi (春川愛美; Pink) (5th Gen; Joined December 13, 2016; Graduated May 31, 2022) Shimada Rena (島田玲奈; Yellow-Green) (5th Gen; Joined February 4, 2017; Graduated July 27, 2022) Asahi Julia (朝日珠莉愛; Nureba) (2nd Gen; Joined August 8, 2015; Graduated July 27, 2022) Yasuhara Mei (安原めい; Jade Green) (1st Gen; Joined January 6, 2015; Graduated July 27, 2022; Former Leader) Nakayama Koma (仲山コマ; Scarlet) (4th Gen; Joined August 22, 2016; Graduated December 31, 2022) Satonaka Kuu (里中空; Sky Blue & White) (6th Gen; Joined February 17, 2018; Left December 31, 2022) Hanaki Saya (花城沙耶; Yellow) (6th Gen; Joined September 19, 2018; Left December 31, 2022) Nanase Aoi (七瀬あおい; Blue) (8th Gen; Joined January 26, 2021; Left June 4, 2023) Yamaguchi Honoka (山口穂花; Black) (9th Gen; Joined July 31, 2021; Left July 30, 2023) Jinguuji Riai (神宮寺莉愛; Turquoise) (9th Gen; Joined December 18, 2021; Left July 2023) Chikugo Nonoka (筑後ののか; Blue) (7th Gen; Joined December 19, 2019; Left September 4, 2023) Asahina Yuumi (朝日奈ゆうみ; Orange) (6th Gen; Joined January 8, 2018; Graduated December 3, 2023) Nabana Maria (菜花まりあ; Nanohana-iro) (4th Gen; Joined August 22, 2016; Graduated July 14, 2024) Takahashi Ari (高橋あり; Pink & White) (10th Gen; Joined July 3, 2022; Graduated July 24, 2024) Minato Rima (皆戸理芳; Geppaku) (2nd Gen; Joined July 30,
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Struggling to sell one multi-million dollar home currently on the market won’t stop actress and singer Jennifer Lopez from expanding her property collection. Lopez has reportedly added to her real estate holdings an eight-plus acre estate in Bel-Air anchored by a multi-level mansion. The property, complete with a 30-seat screening room, a 100-seat amphitheater and a swimming pond with sandy beach and outdoor shower, was asking about $40 million, but J. Lo managed to make it hers for $28 million. As the Bronx native acquires a new home in California, she is trying to sell a gated compound. Black farmers in the US’s South— faced with continued failure their efforts to run successful farms their launched a lawsuit claiming that “white racism” is to blame for their inability to the produce crop yields and on equivalent to that switched seeds. What Will Be The Next Step to Complete? The “new ’20s” idea might not work—there were a lot more young people in the United States then than now; a reprise of the world-changing inventions and discoveries of the 1920s would be a big surprise to those economists who believe that we have been in an invention dry spell since the 1970s. In his Businessweek piece, Peter Coy largely agrees, writing, “In all probability … the U.S. will continue to wrestle with ‘secular These experts make strong cases, and they satisfy my natural instinct not to go there. But I remain very interested in the reasons the ’20s appeal to our imagination right now. Of course, it’s the booze, the sex, and the parties. But it’s also a decade with a very strong identity—and I think that helps. Writing in the journal American Speech in 1951, Mamie J. Meredith argued that the ’20s boasted. I’d argue that Meredith’s point about the decade’s exceptionality still holds: How many other 20th century decades have a nice little permanent descriptor like Roaring? It helps that most of these are good adjectives, evoking a time you’d probably like to live through again—but even the slightly dangerous-sounding ones conjure up something specific. That definiteness offers an appealing sense Anyway, let’s get to that fun. A very joyful book to read about the decade is Frederick Lewis Allen’s Only Yesterday: An Informal History of the 1920s, which Allen—a blueblood journalist and editor at Harper’s—published in 1931. The book chronicles all of the movement and motion that makes the decade sexy, and doesn’t seem to miss a fad. The property, complete with a 30-seat screening room, a 100-seat amphitheater and a swimming pond with sandy beach and outdoor shower, was asking about $40 million, but J. Lo managed to make it hers for $28 million. As the Bronx native acquires a new home in California, she is trying to sell a gated compound. A designer knows he has achieved perfection not when there is nothing left to add, but when there is nothing left to take away. Allen is also really good at describing parties—or, at least, the ones the middle class and upper class attended. The historian wrote about how women taking up smoking had “strewed the dinner table with their ashes, snatched a puff between the acts, invaded the masculine sanctity of the club car. Popular In Human Interest: Perhaps by remembering the twenties merely as an enchanting series of novelties or the crude afterthought of a simpler past, we preserve the illusion of our own simple innocence,” mused historian Paula Fass in the introduction to her book The Damned and the Beautiful: American Youth in the 1920s.