Minami Akina no Super Mild Seven, a new comedy unit born from Fuji TV's "Quiz! Hexagon!!" show, celebrated the release of their debut song together with "Mai Satoda with Inaka Kazoku" at a special event this week at Kanagawa's Lazona Kawasaki shopping center.
Lead singer Akina Minami's "I Believe: Yume wo Kanaeru Maho no Kotoba" and Satoda's "Don't leave me" were released together on Wednesday as a double A-side single. About 12,000 fans shouted their approval as the two groups performed their new songs.
© Japan Today
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Sarge
Akina is definitely talented. Not only can she shoot arrows, she can roller blade!
Pukey2
Yes, but can she sing? Yes, irrelevant question.
soldave
Only in Japan can a pop group be named the same as a brand of cigarettes and nobody bat an eyelid.
Altria
Shame on her for promoting an inferior cigarette like Japan Tobacco's Mild Seven.
For fine tobacco try Altria Group's Marlboro range.
As for Hexagon, I personally can't stand that greaser Shimada Shinsuke and the way he turns previously interesting shows into talento talk wankfests with a million unrelated side projects.
Potsu
Roller blading singers ? Can it get any more dasai ?
Mittsu
Almost makes me want to take up smoking again!
Sarge
Pukey2 - Do you think she can play volleyball?
Seawolf
Some Tarento go through great lengths to hide their short legs
Scrote
Do they come with a health warning? Is this another cunning ruse by JT to get the kids hooked on fags?
seggahme
seen it. was epic.