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Hikaru: Shinin’ Go! Go!! - Hikaru Miyanishi 

Hikaru Miyanishi stars in this video, a young woman with a bright smile and long black hair who blends sweetness with a calm elegance. She enjoys anime, manga and spicy food, and has recently started going to the gym, still adjusting to the training. Her main talent is dance, which she has practiced since childhood and also showcases naturally here. This is her first image shoot, an experience she found fun and different from her usual routine. Wearing a school uniform for the first time felt fresh and memorable, and she hopes viewers enjoy that moment. Her lively personality and radiant presence make every movement stand out throughout the work.
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Hikaru Miyanishi stars in this video, a young woman with a bright smile and long black hair who blends sweetness with a calm elegance. She enjoys anime, manga and spicy food, and has recently started going to the gym, still adjusting to the training. Her main talent is dance, which she has practiced since childhood and also showcases naturally here. This is her first image shoot, an experience she found fun and different from her usual routine. Wearing a school uniform for the first time felt fresh and memorable, and she hopes viewers enjoy that moment. Her lively personality and radiant presence make every movement stand out throughout the work.

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Directed By:Taka Hellpess
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Runtime:63 minutes
Studio:REbecca

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