Answer Yes or No! An idol's true opinion ☆ Q&A

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Both ON and OFF, true feelings and public opinions, I want to know it all!

An idol outside and inside.

ー Korekuni Ryuuji

Q1. Are you the type that wants to properly separate your ON and OFF? No.
Since I'm doing this job, I don't think there is basically a moment when I'm completely off. Rather than I'm not separating them, it would be more correct to say that I can't. I hear there are also people that completely let their guard down and go over the top when they switch off, but... I don't want to do anything I wouldn't do in front of our Honey Girls (KitaKore's fans) in my private life.
 

Q2. Is there a side of you that you only show to people you trust? Yes.
I don't say negative stuff much, because I feel like the more I put into words the more overwhelmed I get, but... sometimes I am able to confide my troubles to friends I trust, too.
 

Q3. Are there any mistakes you made before your debut that you couldn't say until now? No.

Hmm... I don't think there are any big memorable mistakes. During a live performance in Bambi (trainee), there was an abrupt silence, but even then I got through with ad lib. On stage you may actually rely on the fact that most troubles can be turned into production, not into failures.

Q4. Is there a profession that you wanted to try besides being an idol? Yes.
I've been into show business since I was little, so rather than a different occupation, seeing the actors around me made me want to perform like that. Also, I think there were times that seeing the makeup artist arrange their many cosmetics made me want to do it, too!

ー Ashu Yuuta

Q1. Are you the type that wants to properly separate your ON and OFF? Yes.
I'm the type that wants to, but can't, ahah! I think I could separate work and private life if I had time to stop or something, but I don't know how to switch off. Would it work if I went and said "I won't talk anymore! Mpfh!"...?
 

Q2. Is there a side of you that you only show to people you trust? Yes.
Hmmm, it's something I've never thought about before so I can't find my words offhand, but... since we're living together, I guess I've showed everything to Gouchin and Kenken (THRIVE members)! But, essentially, I don't think there's much I hide from B-PRO members.
 

Q3. Are there any mistakes you made before your debut that you couldn't say until now? Yes.
I appeared on TV a lot before our debut, but, truth to be told, there were times I got the lyrics wrong during live broadcasts! I'm sorry! ... But these mistakes are something quite a lot of people can relate to! (lol)
 

Q4. Is there a profession that you wanted to try besides being an idol? Yes.

A pastry chef, a candy store owner, a dog groomer, a soccer player... Also a firefighter or the person that acts as referee in a rikishi (TN. Any sumo wrestler) match! The fact that I want to immediately give everything a try hasn't changed since a long time ago. ♪

ー Onzai Momotarou

Q1. Are you the type that wants to properly separate your ON and OFF? No.
Right, when I'm working I get reasonably switched on. However, even as I live my everyday life I'm always thinking about work, so I wonder if I'm separating them properly when being asked that. Since my OFF is an extension of my ON self, I usually don't switch over consciously.
 

Q2. Is there a side of you that you only show to people you trust? Yes.
I think... there is. I can't tell myself, but... there are expressions that MooNs' members only show at home, where we all live together. That's why I think I'm definitely showing the members those expressions, too.
 

Q3. Are there any mistakes you made before your debut that you couldn't say until now? Yes.
During Bambi (trainee) days, I sometimes got into fights with Mika (MooNs' member) over little things. Usually we'd move on quickly, but that time I dug my heels in all the more stubbornly... even the lesson atmosphere was bad. After that Mika and I apologized, but I feel sorry when I remember now.
 

Q4. Is there a profession that you wanted to try besides being an idol? No.

It might be a bit odd to put into words, but... after becoming an idol, I really wanted to be one. I think that was the first time I wanted to become something.

ー Fudo Akane

Q1. Are you the type that wants to properly separate your ON and OFF? Yes.
Hmm... I'd like to, but honestly I might not be able to at all... I'm the type that dwells on mistakes made at work in my private time, too, after all. But there is a line inside of me that tells me to move on and start afresh if I hit the bottom! Well, it's hard to get there, though, ahah.

 

Q2. Is there a side of you that you only show to people you trust? Yes.
I think you mustn't rely on people no matter how close you are with them, but... I might have showed the members and the reliable staffers both my weak and embarrassing sides quite a lot. I mean, even if I try to hide them, it seems I get found out. (Wry smile)
 

Q3. Are there any mistakes you made before your debut that you couldn't say until now? Yes.
Well... during Bambi (trainee) days, I was called to a studio I wasn't used to go to, so I left the dormitory well in advance, but I took the wrong train and arrived late... Ugh...  my stomach knots up every time I remember it...
 

Q4. Is there a profession that you wanted to try besides being an idol? Yes.

When I was little, I trained in judo with my gramp every day, so I wanted to have my own dojo one day, and I thought it would come true. I'm working hard as an idiol right now, but I long for it. I watch matches on TV once in a while, and I can't help but thinking how cool they are~!