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JR EXILE CHALLENGE — DAY TWO — FAVORITE BOYS
JR EXILE CHALLENGE – DAY 3: FAVORITE SONGS ↳ THINK OF YOU, DREAM ON, DIVE, BANG OUT
JR EXILE CHALLENGE — DAY THREE — FAVORITE SONGS
kawamura kazuma and yagi yusei for kitchen kingdom blast
RYOKI, KAZUMA, YUSEI & AKIHISA FOR NYLON JAPAN
yagi yusei for nylon japan
The Usual Night
For FEXT SUBS first ever subbing project, we bring you: mess.
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Yagi Yusei for Gianna 07 magazine, October 2022
JR EXILE CHALLENGE – DAY 4: FAVORITE MUSIC VIDEOS ↳ ALWAYS WITH YOU, HARD HIT, HIGH FEVER, SUM BABY
JR EXILE CHALLENGE — DAY FOUR — FAVORITE MVS
la la la la... la la la la... whoa whoa whoa~oh!
BATTLE OF TOKYO 2022 | PERFORMER BATTLE
SAWAMOTO NATSUKI
HoriNatsu Room 2022 New Year’s Special! (with THE RAMPAGE) - Part 1
“I’ve had three.” - Kimura Keito, Professional Drinker, 2022
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HoriNatsu Room 2022 New Year’s Special! (with THE RAMPAGE) - Part 2
My last three brain cells be like…
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JR EXILE MV Reaction - Each Other’s Way & Super Shine
♫ Kazuhara is one thicc bih… lemme see that Ryussy ♫
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FANTASTICS from EXILE TRIBE PANORAMA JET (2023) dir. Seki Ayano
HoriNatsu Room - Hori Natsuki's Social Diagram
He suffers from chismosavirus.
HoriNatsu Room - Hori Natsuki's Social Diagram FANTASTICS from EXILE TRIBE
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Synopsis: Learn all about Hori's relationships in EXILE from the man himself!
LOVE DEATH MATCH
Hopefully something decent! (Narrator: They spoke too soon.)
LOVE DEATH MATCH FANTASTICS from EXILE TRIBE
Episodes 1 to 5: Stream/Download
Synopsis: Spinning off from NTV's Numaru. Minato-ku Joshikosei, this series follows Sonomiya Ren (FANTASTICS' Yagi Yusei), singer Shibata Kaede (FANTASTICS' Nakajima Sota), host Tennoji Ayato (Sato Ryuji) and comedian Tanaka Shungo (Taker) as they compete in a fictional contest to be crowned "National Treasure Boyfriend."
Translation Notes: - The show is also known under the titles "Renai Death Match" and "Love Deathmatch." We've gone for Love Death Match as it's the title most used by international audiences. - We’ve chosen to retain Japanese honorifics (e.g. “-kun,” “-san,” “-chan,” etc.) to highlight nuances in relationships (seniority, familiarity, etc.).