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251027 The Days in Kanagawa #CHANYEOL : AHHH! There’s actually something I want to talk about. Everyone, can I say something? I think now’s a good timing. Something really interesting happened yesterday. Please listen! Yesterday, after I finished my schedules, I got hungry, so I went to the hitsumabushi restaurant I often go to. It’s a place I often go with Kyungsoo. The day before and yesterday, Kyungsoo had his concert in Tokyo, right? By the time I went there, it was already late, so it was just me, my manager, and maybe one more person.. only two or three of us. Kyungsoo didn’t come.. he was probably at the after-party. Then suddenly, three Korean ladies came in. They sat at a table about 3–5 meters away from me and started talking in Korean. I thought, “Ah, they’re Korean,” but suddenly I heard: “Oh, how was today’s concert? How was it?” They were talking about that. I thought maybe they’d gone to see the Oasis concert or something, but then I heard, “Kyungsoo was really amazing today,” and I was like: wait.. they are Kyungsoo fans! I was wearing a hat, and while I was eating, I couldn’t help but listen in to their conversation. They were saying things like, “Today was incredible!” and talking about their bags like, “Did you bring this? Did you pack that?”.. that kind of talk. They were eating and drinking beer, and suddenly they started talking about one of their children. One of them said, “When my child was in elementary school, she didn’t like that I was a fan of Kyungsoo, but once she got to middle school, she said it was okay.” When I heard that, I thought, “Wow… that’s actually really touching.” So I whispered to my manager in Korean, “This would be a great story to share at a concert.” Just then, one of them made eye contact with me. I said, “Good evening.” And she said, "hello" (in korean) and I replied, "Hello, please enjoy your meal" (in korean) Then she said, “Oh, you are also here today?” I said, “I actually have a concert tomorrow too”. She said, “Oh, I didn’t know! I'm sorry!” I said, “It’s okay, it’s okay.” That was the little incident that happened. It was a long story, but thanks for listening. It's amusing right? It feels like EXO-L and EXO are connected in many ways.
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251027 The Days in Kanagawa #CHANYEOL : AHHH! There’s actually something I want to talk about. Everyone, can I say something? I think now’s a good timing. Something really interesting happened yesterday. Please listen! Yesterday, after I finished my schedules, I got hungry, so I went to the hitsumabushi restaurant I often go to. It’s a place I often go with Kyungsoo. The day before and yesterday, Kyungsoo had his concert in Tokyo, right? By the time I went there, it was already late, so it was just me, my manager, and maybe one more person.. only two or three of us. Kyungsoo didn’t come.. he was probably at the after-party. Then suddenly, three Korean ladies came in. They sat at a table about 3–5 meters away from me and started talking in Korean. I thought, “Ah, they’re Korean,” but suddenly I heard: “Oh, how was today’s concert? How was it?” They were talking about that. I thought maybe they’d gone to see the Oasis concert or something, but then I heard, “Kyungsoo was really amazing today,” and I was like: wait.. they are Kyungsoo fans! I was wearing a hat, and while I was eating, I couldn’t help but listen in to their conversation. They were saying things like, “Today was incredible!” and talking about their bags like, “Did you bring this? Did you pack that?”.. that kind of talk. They were eating and drinking beer, and suddenly they started talking about one of their children. One of them said, “When my child was in elementary school, she didn’t like that I was a fan of Kyungsoo, but once she got to middle school, she said it was okay.” When I heard that, I thought, “Wow… that’s actually really touching.” So I whispered to my manager in Korean, “This would be a great story to share at a concert.” Just then, one of them made eye contact with me. I said, “Good evening.” And she said, "hello" (in korean) and I replied, "Hello, please enjoy your meal" (in korean) Then she said, “Oh, you are also here today?” I said, “I actually have a concert tomorrow too”. She said, “Oh, I didn’t know! I'm sorry!” I said, “It’s okay, it’s okay.” That was the little incident that happened. It was a long story, but thanks for listening. It's amusing right? It feels like EXO-L and EXO are connected in many ways.

NLNL 🍒🤟

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Toyotaro interview on France Info, english translation : _ This isn't my first time in France. I've been here before when I was a student. I was thrilled to see the Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triomphe, the Louvre Museum, and Notre-Dame. _ The fact that France is the second largest manga-consuming country after Japan is quite fascinating to me. I appreciate that this culture is so accepted here. _ Dragon Ball's success lies in a story that is simple in a good way. When there's a fight, there's no need to read a block of text to understand. This makes the series accessible to everyone, no matter who you are or where you live in the world. The simplicity of the work is its strength. _ When I was young, my first encounter with Dragon Ball was through animation. I hadn't yet read the manga, but I loved it, and then I bought the V-Jump magazine, which was pre-publishing Dragon Ball. There was a fight between Vegeta and Goku, and I was completely hooked. I wanted to draw Dragon Ball. At the time, there were card games in which I drew the main characters. I went to see the Japanese publisher Shueisha. I started showing them my work. And one thing led to another, and I was in contact with Akira Toriyama, the creator of Dragon Ball, and I started working with him on the manga Dragon Ball Super in 2015. _ My favorite character is Granola because when I drew him and presented him to Akira Toriyama, he immediately said, "OK," "That's great, go for it." I'm also very proud of having created Black Freeza. _ When Akira Toriyama passed away in 2024, I wasn't expecting it. For a while, I was a little lost, I didn't really know what to do. There were many messages of comfort through social media. Even though I was close to him, I felt like "one" among the millions of sad fans. _ For me, Dragon Ball is the number one manga in the world. I don't think Dragon Ball should end. I'm not alone in working on it. It's the strength of fans around the world that allows this work to continue. As a manga artist, what I would like in the future is to continue evolving and always improve, to have multiple approaches, to create funnier manga, to improve my drawing and storytelling skills. That's my goal.
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Toyotaro interview on France Info, english translation : _ This isn't my first time in France. I've been here before when I was a student. I was thrilled to see the Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triomphe, the Louvre Museum, and Notre-Dame. _ The fact that France is the second largest manga-consuming country after Japan is quite fascinating to me. I appreciate that this culture is so accepted here. _ Dragon Ball's success lies in a story that is simple in a good way. When there's a fight, there's no need to read a block of text to understand. This makes the series accessible to everyone, no matter who you are or where you live in the world. The simplicity of the work is its strength. _ When I was young, my first encounter with Dragon Ball was through animation. I hadn't yet read the manga, but I loved it, and then I bought the V-Jump magazine, which was pre-publishing Dragon Ball. There was a fight between Vegeta and Goku, and I was completely hooked. I wanted to draw Dragon Ball. At the time, there were card games in which I drew the main characters. I went to see the Japanese publisher Shueisha. I started showing them my work. And one thing led to another, and I was in contact with Akira Toriyama, the creator of Dragon Ball, and I started working with him on the manga Dragon Ball Super in 2015. _ My favorite character is Granola because when I drew him and presented him to Akira Toriyama, he immediately said, "OK," "That's great, go for it." I'm also very proud of having created Black Freeza. _ When Akira Toriyama passed away in 2024, I wasn't expecting it. For a while, I was a little lost, I didn't really know what to do. There were many messages of comfort through social media. Even though I was close to him, I felt like "one" among the millions of sad fans. _ For me, Dragon Ball is the number one manga in the world. I don't think Dragon Ball should end. I'm not alone in working on it. It's the strength of fans around the world that allows this work to continue. As a manga artist, what I would like in the future is to continue evolving and always improve, to have multiple approaches, to create funnier manga, to improve my drawing and storytelling skills. That's my goal.

Piccolo Damayonnaiz

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Jimin on Live talking about the airport departure moment "Airport? At the airport I was also very nervous as you guys saw. Originally, in my mind I had a vision. I really liked my outfit that day and thought I need to dress well and go. The media was there and the fans were waiting and I thought to myself that I need to be cool when I walk out of the car. My goal was to walk out like this [demonstrates] but I couldn't wipe the smile off my face. And since my shirt was open, which was also my choice, I wanted it to look natural while I was walking like this.... but "hi, hello" [demonstrating how it turned out instead while laughing]
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Jimin on Live talking about the airport departure moment "Airport? At the airport I was also very nervous as you guys saw. Originally, in my mind I had a vision. I really liked my outfit that day and thought I need to dress well and go. The media was there and the fans were waiting and I thought to myself that I need to be cool when I walk out of the car. My goal was to walk out like this [demonstrates] but I couldn't wipe the smile off my face. And since my shirt was open, which was also my choice, I wanted it to look natural while I was walking like this.... but "hi, hello" [demonstrating how it turned out instead while laughing]

Serendipity

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Chargers NT Dalvin Tomlinson compares his role in the defense to what he did in Cleveland and Minnesota: "I felt like last year I was in a set position upfront. And I felt like it took away from my game a little bit. It was super important just to be able to rush from a wide 3 and stuff like that. Kinda similar to what I did in Cleveland and stuff like that: be disruptive up front. Because I didn't just want to just sit in one spot and then get game planned the whole game when I can just move around and surprise the offense."
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Chargers NT Dalvin Tomlinson compares his role in the defense to what he did in Cleveland and Minnesota: "I felt like last year I was in a set position upfront. And I felt like it took away from my game a little bit. It was super important just to be able to rush from a wide 3 and stuff like that. Kinda similar to what I did in Cleveland and stuff like that: be disruptive up front. Because I didn't just want to just sit in one spot and then get game planned the whole game when I can just move around and surprise the offense."

Alex Insdorf

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