Posted on 2014-02-17 01:12:55

Yahoo-
It’s been continuous days of cold-!!

Yes yes, right now
Quick japan’s Takagi Reni special is on sale!
Has anyone seen it yet?

I’m so so full of gratitude to be featured on the special issue, and to have posters plastered on the local trains ^ ^

I went to Sugamo for this photoshoot. Well, it didn’t feel like a photoshoot. The staff wanted it to be like “a casual trip”, so it felt more like a private affair!
So I had fun as myself, and the crew made it a really candid session!!

I met and talked to lots of people, and it felt like such a once-in-a-lifetime experience-.
I felt like everyone was my friend. Sugamo is really a power spot!

And then, you can also feel the love in Kojima-san’s text, read the forbidden parent and child talk you won’t see anywhere else, and there’s also a psychiatric examination-!

It’s just filled with lots of Takagi Reni!
Please read it if you can!

Posted on 2014-02-14 22:04:50

On the 11th, we had our annual
Momoclo Club xoxo Valentine live ^ ^
To everyone who came or watched the LV or supported us!!

Thank you!
It was a concert filled with stuff, following up from last year’s Valentine event-!

We did a radio drama, Matsumoto Akiko-san taught us something precious, there was a board game, and surprise guest Shimizu Michiko-san taught us about imitations…
There’s just too many things to write about!

It was so much fun!!
And when the live was over, I was in a really strange mood (laugh)
As if a festival had ended!

Valentine’s comes once a year!
Did our feelings reach out to everyone?
And I received lots of friendship chocolates from everyone!
I’m so full now ^ ^ (laugh)

Alright, and then, today’s Valentine’s Day!
Let’s deliver our gratitude to everyone!
With scarlet Ghana, of course (laugh)

Posted on 2014-02-11 01:31:25

Wahoo-hoo-!
This is Taka-san!

Even the gramps at the neighbourhood greengrocer has started calling me Taka-san ^ ^

The snow yesterday was amazing-!
And we got to watch Yuming’s concert the other day too!
Naeba Naeba!
We learnt so many things!
And it was fun!!
Taka-san was satisfied as she was embraced by gentleness while listening to “Rouge no Dengon”!
The snow at Naeba was amazing, and we got to ski in the morning!
Taka-san’s bad at skiing, remember?
I’m still traumatised by last year’s incident at Naeba, where I sped in a straight line at high speed, but I could ski well this year!
Though I was so frightened at first!

I’ll start from even higher ground next time-!

My nose always turns bright red even at slightly lower temperatures, and I hate that.
Everyone always asks me “are you really that cold?”- (￣◇￣;)

But snow really makes me so excited-!
It was the first time Ze-kun had seen so much snow, so he was so shocked (laugh)
Too cute… I’m watching him now… He’s really the cutest in the world!!
He’s been so cute recently that it makes my heart hurt. (laugh)

Oh dear, I’ve gone totally off-topic.
Yes, snow may be fun, but it can be dangerous too, right?
It can make you slip and fall-
That’s dangerous, so be careful!

Posted on 2014-02-09 21:44:02

Identical

Posted on 2014-02-03 22:29:29

It’s Setsubun today

Demons~ out
Luck~ in
Demon pur~ple!

*poses* ( ´ ▽ ` )ﾉ

Though it’s a red demon (laugh)
But that’s just details, details!

Today, Team “More support”
did a live performance at Tobikkiri Shizuoka
for Shizuoka Asahi TV-!
Did everyone watch it-?!
I was super nervous, but it was fun!!
And we got to do bean throwing too!!

And we got to meet with the Shizunofu!

So, has everyone has some ehomaki?
It’s east-northeast!
Taka-san had some already!
Face east-northeast, eat it all in one breath, and make a silent wish!

After eating ehomaki, I drew my fortune and got a “blessings”!
They call Setsubun the old New Year’s Day, so that means a new year begins from now on ( ´ ▽ ` )ﾉ
So let’s renew our hearts and work hard!

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Notes:
1. Setsubun is the day before the beginning of Spring in Japan. The name literally means “seasonal division”, and is celebrated yearly on February 3 as part of the Spring Festival.
2. The Momoka-Reni duet unit is known as Team “More support from the office” (Jimusho ni motto osare tai)
3. One traditional practice of Setsubun is to throw roasted beans either out the door or at a member of the family wearing a demon mask, while saying “Demons out! Luck in!”.
4. Ehomaki is a sushi roll usually eaten on Setsubun. To be related with the Seven Deities of Good Fortune, seven fillings are traditionally rolled in the sushi. Usually, sushi rolls are sliced into bite-sized pieces. But fortune rolls aren’t sliced since slicing indicates cutting good fortune. When eating fortune rolls, people face toward the good fortune direction of the year and make wishes.
5. Drawing fortune or Omikuji is done at a Japanese shrine. More details [here].

Posted on 2014-02-02 22:25:46

What day is it today?!

Yes!

It’s Reni-Reni day!

You’ll all have good luck today (^^)
So did good things happen to everyone?

For those who have not,
I’ll give you lots of Reni-Reni as a present ❤ (laugh)

And then-

It’s the last day of winter tomorrow!
Last last last!!

Does everyone have their ehomaki ready-?

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Notes:
1. The readings for numbers 02 are “rei ni”.
2. The last day of winter in the traditional Japanese calendar usually falls on 3-4 Feb. The ehomaki is a sushi roll usually eaten on this day.

Posted on 2014-01-31 22:54:53

For the first time in a long long time yesterday, Takagi Reni was idle-!
Wow, being idle is really the best! (^_^)
I really love it!

I played lots, ate lots, laughed lots!
Mm—- So much happiness ❤❤

We wandered aimlessly around Shitamachi, went to the zoo and amusement park-!!
And everywhere else that we wanted to go

It was a day filled with exciting firsts for Taka-san-!
Look forward to the O.A!

So, where shall we go to next?
Any recommendations?

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Notes:
1. Yamanote and Shitamachi are traditional names for two areas of Tokyo. Yamanote refers to the affluent, upper-class areas of Tokyo west of the Imperial Palace. Shitamachi refers to the area of Tokyo in the physically low part of the city, along and east of the Sumida River. The two regions have always been vaguely defined, as their identity was more based on culture and caste than on geography.

Posted on 2014-01-29 23:30:43

We appeared on Iitomo-!
Today yon-yon
It was our 3rd time (^_^)
Thank you-!!!

It was so much fun ^ – ^

We played musical chairs, did a 1-man live show, Aarin robot DVD version appeared,
and we had a fun chat with Tamori-san

Unfortunately, I didn’t win the strap during the Q&A corner, but thank you to everyone (^O^)
I’d really like to know, how many people in Japan take a bath Tamori-style? (laugh)

So now, without any problem!
The Nissan Stadium live DVD is on sale today-yon!
Do check it out ☆
Let’s become “baka” together at home! (laugh)

Posted on 2014-01-28 00:58:49

Good job-!

Taka-san’s in a good mood, because it’s been sunny these days!
It rained a little yesterday, but it stopped almost immediately (^_^)

And then- We did a photoshoot at Kokuritsu a few days ago-!!
It’s for the April issue of BLT, to be released on 24 Feb
The photos were taken by Shinoyama-san again
So look forward to it

Yes!
See you- *(^o^)/*

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Notes:
1. BLT refers to Beautiful lady’s television, a Japanese magazine.

Posted on 2014-01-25 02:08:51

Good morning-sun-sun ☆
This is Taka-san-san ☆

Takagi is currently obsessed with shelling peanuts.
While on the move, I had a karaoke session with the make-up staff and we got so high, even the toll booth staff got pulled into our antics (laugh)

Even so, Takagi
can be serious when she needs to show support for someone!
Yes! Maa-kun!
Sekai no Maa-kun!

Maa-kun has always been saying
“Sekai no Momoclo No.1” as a Mononofu, but this time, it’s our turn to shout it to him!!

Let’s do it
Sekai no Maa-kun No.1!

No matter where we are, we’ll be supporting Maa-kun!
Have fun at NY (^_^)

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Notes:
1. Maa-kun is the nickname for baseball player Tanaka Masahiro, a professional baseball starting pitcher and a fan of Momoclo. He had recently been signed on to the New York Yankees.