HAP12
I'm in love with the place I live in and yet I'm moving out in december, because my roommate had orders from her office that she'll work for the San Diego division and she had to go back abruptly, which is a shame really, because even though I thought I would get sick and tired of her presence--instead I'm surprised to say that I feel incredibly sad that she left.
In order news, I've found a new group to fangirl! Actually, they're extremely new: debuted in October 27th this year. They're called HAP'12: Harajuku Artisists and Performers Twelve. They're an interesting bunch. I'm really into the production and the idea of trying to sell performers that are not idols--in fact, some of them have even been part of Circus du soileil or have been world champions in whatever they do, I don't know how far they'll go, but I hope with all my heart they do, because they're really talented AND their fanservice is awesome.
My friend and I managed to discover them the very first day and decided to stay to see the second show of that day (because we only saw like 5 minutes), we were sitting a table near their goods, and so at the end of the show they stood by their goods and one of them asked me, "Where are you from?" and so I told Brenda we had to run back home for my camera, because unlike other japanese agencies they actually allow pictures, so we told them we'd be back for their next show an hour later, and I guess they really didn't expect us to be back, because they seemed surprised? Idek. The show was good, especially the last performer that decided to point put that we were there and translated スパーマリオ to Super Mario, because out of everything said, that was obviously what we understood the least. L M A O
We bought their tote bag and had them sign them for us even though we had no idea of who they were, but screw it. So that was it for the first day.
I returned the next day, because my roommate had been called in for work or something and the guys that hadn't seen me yet were like, "... you... have the tote bag?" ahahaha so I've been watching most of their performances, since they're super close to my house and I thought they'd find me creepy being there all the time, but it seems they're happy to see me around, I think.
I completed the 12 signs in the tote bag and now they say they'll make my dream come true? Two of them came up to me and told me that if I wanted to see them do something I should tell them and they'd try their best to do it. I'm not if it's because I'm a gaijin that likes them or if it's because I'm one of the few stable fans they have because they've just started, BUT I love them all. I can't pick a favorite even if I try to. I feel extremely happy when I see teen girls spazzing about how cool they are, because that means they'll be around for a while, for sure.
In order news, I've found a new group to fangirl! Actually, they're extremely new: debuted in October 27th this year. They're called HAP'12: Harajuku Artisists and Performers Twelve. They're an interesting bunch. I'm really into the production and the idea of trying to sell performers that are not idols--in fact, some of them have even been part of Circus du soileil or have been world champions in whatever they do, I don't know how far they'll go, but I hope with all my heart they do, because they're really talented AND their fanservice is awesome.
My friend and I managed to discover them the very first day and decided to stay to see the second show of that day (because we only saw like 5 minutes), we were sitting a table near their goods, and so at the end of the show they stood by their goods and one of them asked me, "Where are you from?" and so I told Brenda we had to run back home for my camera, because unlike other japanese agencies they actually allow pictures, so we told them we'd be back for their next show an hour later, and I guess they really didn't expect us to be back, because they seemed surprised? Idek. The show was good, especially the last performer that decided to point put that we were there and translated スパーマリオ to Super Mario, because out of everything said, that was obviously what we understood the least. L M A O
We bought their tote bag and had them sign them for us even though we had no idea of who they were, but screw it. So that was it for the first day.
I returned the next day, because my roommate had been called in for work or something and the guys that hadn't seen me yet were like, "... you... have the tote bag?" ahahaha so I've been watching most of their performances, since they're super close to my house and I thought they'd find me creepy being there all the time, but it seems they're happy to see me around, I think.
I completed the 12 signs in the tote bag and now they say they'll make my dream come true? Two of them came up to me and told me that if I wanted to see them do something I should tell them and they'd try their best to do it. I'm not if it's because I'm a gaijin that likes them or if it's because I'm one of the few stable fans they have because they've just started, BUT I love them all. I can't pick a favorite even if I try to. I feel extremely happy when I see teen girls spazzing about how cool they are, because that means they'll be around for a while, for sure.