oh my..sho chan ni memang jenis mushy2 eh..time perfume dulu pun,dia bagi ...
lin0me Post at 25-2-2011 10:48
ahhhh kak nome!!
hana nak buat tau!!!! tapi tak tahu mcm mana!!!
i love you sweetie tu pun kalau boleh nak buat mp3 letak kat phone!!
sesiapa boleh ajar tak?
harus la hana..nak dgr sebelum tido,dan dan lepas dgr tu trus pengsan terus, sho mulut penuh gula ...
lin0me Post at 25-2-2011 11:19
diam2 sho ni boya yeee
sungguh tak sangka mulut dia yg paling penuh gula ye.. hana ingat mesti aiba yg kuar ayat2 meremang bulu roma tapi sho lak
mesti dorang cut part jun kan!! nak dengar jun ckp!!!
TOKIO’s Matsuoka Masahiro stars in drama “Koukousei Restaurant”
Posted on February 22, 2011 by tokyograph
TOKIO member Matsuoka Masahiro (34) is set to star in the newly announced NTV drama series “Koukousei Restaurant.” This will be his 7th time starring in the network’s Saturday 9:00pm time slot, setting a new record.
Matsuoka plays a former chef who gets appointed as a temporary teacher for an unambitious high school class in a rural town. The story is based on an actual teacher in the Mie prefecture who became the talk of the town after opening a restaurant with his students.
Matsuoka’s previous dramas in NTV’s Saturday night time slot include the “Psychometrer Eiji” series. Before this new series, Matsuoka was the lead actor in that slot six times, tying him with Nishida Toshiyuki (63) and Mizutani Yutaka (58).
Okada Junichi's New Movie Soundtrack Featuring V6 and Taku Takahashi of m-flo!
Okada Junichi of popular group V6 has been assigned the lead role of two-part movie "SP - Kakumei hen -", which will be released on March 12th.
As the "Security Police" is the main theme of the movie, a courageous approach towards mysterious music has been taken by producer group "REVOLUTIONS", which also features V6 and m-flo's Taku Takahashi. The collaboration had been realized through Taku Takahashi, who had gotten an offer from REVOLUTIONS and had extended this offer to Okada Junichi's group V6.
The track "SP 'Break The Wall' feat. V6＆Taku Takahashi (m-flo)" will not be released a a CD, but will be available for download only, starting on March 2nd via popular mobile download site Recochoku.
It is the first time for V6 to have this kind of original collaboration with other artists. The song had been written and composed by Taku Takahashi and V6 leader Sakamoto Masayuki said: "I am looking forward to the reactions of everyone. Taku has created an amazing song, which is completely different from the usual. I think we can also express a new charm of V6 with it."
TOKIO’s Yamaguchi, EXILE’s MAKIDAI, Neptune’s Harada join cast of morning show “ZIP!”
Posted on February 28, 2011 by tokyograph
On Monday, NTV revealed three of the daily personalities for the new weekday morning show “ZIP!” that begins on April 1, replacing “Zoom In!! SUPER.” It was already known that the main hosts will be announcer Masu Taichi (29) and talento Sekine Mari (26), but they will be joined by a daily rotation that includes TOKIO’s Yamaguchi Tatsuya (39), EXILE’s MAKIDAI (35), and Neptune’s Harada Taizo (40).
For Yamaguchi, MAKIDAI, and Harada, this will be the first time that any of them has served as a personality on a news show.
Their assigned days are not yet known, and the remaining two people in the rotation will be revealed at a later date.
V6′s Morita Go to perform his play “Kinkakuji” in New York
V6 member Morita Go (32) will be performing a play in New York this July. His play “Kinkakuji,” directed by Miyamoto Amon, has been invited to the Lincoln Center Festival, which brings together artists and productions from over 50 different countries. “Kinkakuji” will be the only production representing Japan at the festival.
The play is an adaptation of Mishima Yukio’s novel of the same name, also known by the English title “The Temple of the Golden Pavilion.” It began performances in Yokohama this past January and will finish its nationwide tour on March 13.
During the Lincoln Center Festival, “Kinkakuji” will be performed four times, between July 21 and 24.
More information about the festival can be found on its official website.
151 graduates return for “3 Nen B Gumi Kinpachi Sensei” finale
Posted on March 6, 2011 by tokyograph
With the final episode of the “3 Nen B Gumi Kinpachi Sensei” drama series drawing near, more details about the cast have been revealed. It was reported today that 151 of the show’s graduates will make an appearance on the show, which will run for four hours on March 27.
“3 Nen B Gumi Kinpachi Sensei” has had 8 seasons since 1979. Lead actor Takeda Tetsuya (61), playing the beloved Kinpachi-sensei, has guided 239 students to graduation during that time. Not counting the third season, which was the only one not set at Sakura Junior High School, there have been 209 students under Kinpachi-sensei’s care. With 151 of them returning for the finale, that accounts for more than 70% of his students at Sakura Junior High School.
It was announced in February that Kinpachi-sensei’s new class includes Hey! Say! JUMP member Okamoto Keito (17) as a troublemaker named Kageura. The story will unfold when he skips class and runs into Hoshino, a former student from the first season played by Kondo Masahiko (46). Hoshino fondly recounts his memories from his days as student, warning Kageura not to cause trouble for Kinpachi-sensei.
According to Sports Hochi, the confirmed cast includes:
Season 1: Kondo Masahiko, Sugita Kaoru, Tsuchiya Kaori, Mihara Junko
Season 2: Naoe Kiichi, Hikaru Ippei
Season 4: Matsushita Megumi, Sorita Takayuki, Komine Rena
Season 5: Kamenashi Kazuya, Oka Ayumi
Season 6: Toshin Yoshikazu, Motokariya Yuika, Masuda Takahisa, Sato Megumi, Taira Airi
Season 7: Yabu Kota, Yaotome Hikaru, Fukuda Saki
Season 8: Kusakari Mayu, Kutsuna Shiori
Ohno Satoshi to host TV series on Jakuchu’s art
Posted on March 4, 2011 by tokyograph
Arashi member Ohno Satoshi (30) has been appointed as the navigator of a short series on NHK’s BS Premium satellite channel, marking his first opportunity to host a television show on his own. The show, called “Jakuchu Miracle World,” will air on four consecutive nights, from April 25 to April 28.
The show covers the life of painter Ito Jakuchu (often referred to simply as Jakuchu), who lived between 1716 and 1800, during the mid-Edo period. In particular, state-of-the-art technology will be used to analyze his works in detail.
Ohno himself is a painter and sculptor. In 2008, he held an art exhibition called “FREESTYLE,” which started in Tokyo and traveled to other major cities across Japan. It is said that Ohno became a fan of Jakuchu’s works about five years ago, after receiving a recommendation from a friend.
BS Premium is a new high-definition satellite channel that will start on April 1, when NHK consolidates its three satellite channels into two. “Jakuchu Miracle World” will be broadcast from 9:00pm to 10:00pm on April 25-27, and from 8:00pm to 9:00pm on April 28.
Johnny’s Entertainment plans energy-cutting measures, charity CD
Management agency Johnny's Entertainment announced on Saturday that it is planning to take additional actions in response to the March 11 earthquake and tsunami in the Tohoku region. The company’s plans include drastically reducing power consumption for its concerts, the release of a charity CD, and charity events.
Due to the effects of the earthquake, Johnny’s Entertainment canceled all 18 of its remaining concerts for March. A few days ago, the company announced that it would use the transport trucks and power generator trucks that it had contracted for the concerts to send supplies and electricity to the disaster areas instead. The first of those have already arrived at their destination. In addition, Johnny’s Entertainment donated 2,000 liters of gasoline that were stored for use in concerts.
Tackey & Tsubasa’s Takizawa Hideaki (28) and Imai Tsubasa (29) and NYC’s Nakayama Yuma (17) accompanied the trucks to the disaster areas to see the situation firsthand.
So far, the company has sent relief supplies and posted messages of support on its website, but a manager stated that it wants to contribute in ways that only Johnny’s Entertainment can.
Starting in April, the company plans to greatly reduce power consumption for its concerts, since eastern Japan has been facing a shortage of power due to the failure of the important nuclear plants at Fukushima. As long as future concerts don’t get canceled, the company aims to reduce usage to only 10%, from an average of 3,000 kilowatts per concert to only 300 kilowatts.
It is not clear when that plan will go into effect. The company has already decided to postpone its early April concerts – Yamashita Tomohisa in Osaka on April 1-3 and Tackey & Tsubasa in Yokohama on April 2-3.
Besides its energy conservation measures, Johnny’s Entertainment is seriously considering releasing a charity CD and holding charity events. Details are not yet known, but it appears that the charity CD may be an expansion of the J-FRIENDS unit (TOKIO, V6, KinKi Kids) that was created in 1997 in response to the Great Hanshin earthquake of 1995. Some reports say that the new project may include all of the talents under Johnny’s Entertainment.
Johnny’s Entertainment launches charity project Marching J
Johnny's Entertainment has just announced the creation of a charity project called Marching J, which will reportedly involve all of its managed artists. The project, first hinted at earlier this month, was established in response to the recent Tohoku earthquake and will work towards providing support to the affected areas.
Marching J’s first activity will be a fundraising event outdoors at Yoyogi National Gymnasium on April 1-3. Almost all of the major Johnny’s artists – including Kondo Machihiko, Shonentai, and SMAP – will participate in the event. Even Johnny's Jr. members who have not yet debuted will be involved, pushing the total number of participants to over 100 people.
The event is planned to take place between 10:00am and 6:00pm for each of those three days, involving talk sessions and other activities. Donations will be accepted until 5:00pm each day. The artists will show up at the venue as their schedule permits, though it is said that about 10 artists will serve as the main hosts and be there the whole day. The event’s catchphrase is “Denki o tsukawazu genki o tsukaou,” which roughly translates as “Let’s use energy without using energy (electricity).”
It was also announced that a charity baseball tournament will be held at Tokyo Dome on May 29, mainly involving Johnny’s Jr. members.
Update: Details about the event time have been updated. According to Sponichi Annex, Inohara Yoshihiko and Akanishi Jin will be unable to participate due to their work schedules.
Kato Shigeaki, Joshima Shigeru cast as brothers in comedy play
Posted on March 28, 2011 by tokyograph
NEWS member Kato Shigeaki (23) is starring in a new play by stage director G2, titled “6 Gatsu no Bitter Orange.” The play will also feature TOKIO member Joshima Shigeru (40) as his brother, appearing in his first theatrical production since “Hotaru no Haka” in 1995.
The story is a comedy set in a rural town. Kato plays the younger brother who excels in everything he does, while Joshima plays the older brother who is poor at everything from sports to studies. When Joshima’s character declares his intention to become a singer-songwriter, he is finally disowned by their father. Later on, their mother dies, and Kato’s character also leaves home to go to university. Seven years later, when the family reunites in that town, their father delivers two pieces of shocking news: 1) he only has one month left to live, and 2) before his death, he is getting married to a woman 30 years younger than him.
The father’s new wife is being played by former Takarazuka top star Asami Hikaru (39).
“6 Gatsu no Bitter Orange” will be performed at The Globe Tokyo from June 3 to June 26, and at the Morinomiya Piloti Hall from July 1 to July 6.
Marching J charity event draws total attendance of 389,000
Posted on April 3, 2011 by tokyograph
Over the weekend, Johnny's Entertainment held a three-day event at Yoyogi National Gymnasium for its charity project Marching J, raising funds for the areas devastated by the Tohoku earthquake and tsunami last month. The event recorded a total attendance of approximately 389,000 people during the three days, though the number of unique visitors is unknown.
As previously announced, the event was open between 10:00am and 6:00pm on April 1-3. All of the Johnny’s and Johnny's Jr. artists were able to participate in some way. It was initially reported that V6 member Inohara Yoshihiko would be unable to attend, but he managed to show up on Saturday before the opening of his stage play. Akanishi Jin, who is currently in the United States, also participated through a video message.
The event included talk sessions and various performances, including an a cappella version of KAT-TUN’s new song “PERFECT.”
Attendance numbers grew throughout the weekend. On the first day, a Friday, approximately 101,000 people came to the venue. The next day, the crowd grew to 127,000, and on the last day it reached 161,000.
The total amount of the collected donations has not yet been released.
SMAP member Nakai Masahiro appears to have secretly visited a shelter in Fukushima on April 7th, showing his compassion for the disaster victims.
According to reports from Fuji Television, Nakai arrived at the shelter in a mask, hat, and sunglasses to hide his identity, but made sure to greet everyone by at least taking off his shades. Apparently, the star had the day off and was called in by friends to come help out.
In addition to helping pass out emergency rations of rice, he also brought toys for the small children and massage chairs for the elderly people staying at the shelter, lighting up the faces of the weary and displaced people. He was careful not to reveal his identity completely and remained silent for most of this time, but quietly wished each person health as he brought them food.
Nakai is said to have returned to work in Tokyo on the 8th.
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SMAP leader Masahiro Nakai visited an evacuation centre in Fukushima on April 7, it was revealed on April 8, reports Sankei Sports.
It has been reported that according to Fuji TV’s FNN Super News, Nakai had arrived at the evacuation centre wearing sunglasses and a mask.
He had donated a number of things, including a massage chair, and talked to survivors.
“Let’s all overcome this with a lot of energy,” he said.
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