I'm good-looking guy!

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I’m not sure why, but all of the Osaka showings were a lot more rushed and finished earlier than the Tokyo events (if you’ve read those reports). They didn’t dawdle as much and introduced their lesson content immediately (to save time maybe? I have no idea). 

A/N: Japanese is not my first language so there is room for error. I've tried to capture the gist of the lessons to the best of my ability and memory, but obviously I was unable to take notes about everything in time (plus my brain kind of freezes when I try to switch between taking notes in English/Japanese). You'll also probably see a strong bias towards two particular members…but I'm not sorry about that ^^; Enjoy!

Includes: 
★ Analysis of Nino's dream and sleeping patterns 
★ How-to dream about Aiba (matsuri date)
★ Aiba’s potato (yaki)soba recipe (Sho assisting)
★ Ohno's video message to his 10-year-later-self 
★ & much, much more… :D 

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A/N: Bits that were different to the first (2013.06.29 @ 17:00) show are bolded. Japanese is not my first language so there is room for error. I've tried to capture the gist of the lessons to the best of my ability and memory, but obviously I was unable to take notes about everything in time (plus my brain kind of freezes when I try to switch between taking notes in English/Japanese). You'll also probably see a strong bias towards two particular members…but I'm not sorry about that ^^; Enjoy! 

Includes:
★ Analysis of Ohno’s dream and sleeping patterns
★ How-to dream about J (movie date)
★ Aiba’s pumpkin and potato soup (Sho assisting)
★ Aiba’s video message to his 10-year-later-self
★ & much, much more… :D
 

 
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