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'''Aoi Nakamura'''|中村蒼|''Nakamura Aoi''}}, born on March 4, 1991 in [[Fukuoka Prefecture|Fukuoka]]), [[Japan]], is a Japanese actor. He belongs to the talent agency LesPros Entertainment.<ref>{{cite

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A kitten for you!

Kieyuku aozoraさん、こんにちは！ふなっしーの英文ページの下書きをされていたのですよね。申し訳ありません、全く知らずに作って、今日、日本語版とリンクしてしまいました。

日本語のふなっしーの記事からリンクをたどって英文版に行けますので、何かお気づきの点があれば付け足したりしてください。特にリファレンスのマークアップについては、日本語版からマークアップをコピーして手を入れながら使い回しした箇所があるのでリファレンスに「abc」とあるのにクリックすると「c」の部分が本文に無かったりしますので、もし余裕があるときにでも見てくだされば幸いです。

Akiko718atWiki (talk) 07:44, 18 March 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Fairies

Hi! Thank you very much for expanding the Fairies article. You found great sources! Could you help me with understanding one of them? I wanted to add a couple more sentences sourced from it and I don't get it. This paragraph:

安室奈美恵（３３）、ＤＡ　ＰＵＭＰ、ＳＰＥＥＤといった人気アーティストを多数輩出した芸能事務所「ヴィジョン・ファクトリー」の送り出す“正統派”アイドルグループ。提携する全国１３地域のダンススクール、１００人超の候補生の中から選ばれた精鋭たちだ。５年間のレッスンを乗り越え、ゴールデンウイーク明けに結成。結成後は１日１０時間以上、泣きながらの練習でデビューをつかみ取った。

I don't understand when exactly they trained for 5 years 10 hours a day. Were they selected to be in the group back in 2006 and then trained? (Unlikely. :D) Or were they all enrolled in the dance schools at a certain age cause the schools accept 7 or 8-year-olds and then train them? --Moscow Connection (talk) 01:40, 3 October 2014 (UTC)[reply]

I've just understood that you simply translated from the Japanese Wikipedia. I forgot there was something like that and maybe I never looked at the references cause I didn't need them. The Japanese Wikipedia also says that they lived in the same dormitory for three months before the debut and that now they go to the same school. Can you find a better explanation about how the group was created, when they were selected, how long they trained before the debut? Cause this is something that I would like to expand the article with. --Moscow Connection (talk) 23:08, 3 October 2014 (UTC)[reply]

@Moscow Connection: Hi, I'm so sorry it took this long to reply, I don't log on often. Yes, as you said, I took from the Japanese Wiki. As I understand, that paragraph you have quoted tallies with what they have talked about before on a TV special that documented the road to Fairies' debut. (Sukkiri! 27 July 2011. This could be added as reference if needed.) Vision Factory came up with the concept of the idol group with actual ability first, and in 2006 through the 13 dance schools, they signed contracts with 100 people to train them. For 5 years, they went through those 10 hour lessons, and then the 7 girls that were the most outstanding were picked to form the group. There is not much else I know that can be verified.

For the living in the same dorm and going to the same school, these are things that all the fans know as they've mentioned on TV a few times. There is no time frame written but here is a blog post that confirms they live together, and here is another that says they go to the same school. I hope this is of some help. --ｋｉｅｙｕｋｕ (冫、)なぬ!? 17:11, 11 October 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Thank you very much for your explanation!
Do I understand correctly, did they tell the story about the year 2006, 13 schools, 100 people, 5 years, 10-hour lessons and 7 girls in Sukkiri! on 27 July 2011? Can your explanation be added to the article with a reference to the TV special? Or didn't they?
(I should probably just find it online somewhere and watch.) --Moscow Connection (talk) 17:50, 11 October 2014 (UTC)[reply]

@Moscow Connection: Yes, in the TV special, they mentioned 2006, the 13 dance schools, 100 people and the contracts, and the 7 girls picked from there. I think they didn't mention the 5 years of 10 hour lessons but I could be wrong. In that case, you could use the link where the above text came from, together with the TV special as references. (Yes, the show should still be somewhere online if you want to watch it, I believe it was on Youku but I think it's not a good idea to link to it on here.) --ｋｉｅｙｕｋｕ (冫、)なぬ!? 18:18, 11 October 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Thank you very much! (I've just googled for "Fairies Sukkiri" and I have found it!) --Moscow Connection (talk) 00:15, 12 October 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Ways to improve Da-iCE

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