This is the second time that Matsumoto Jun is mentioned in Beerkada, thus garnering the devotion of J-Pop lovers out there.
I strictly deny that I am a Matsumoto Jun fan.
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This is the second time that Matsumoto Jun is mentioned in Beerkada, thus garnering the devotion of J-Pop lovers out there.
I strictly deny that I am a Matsumoto Jun fan.
When you mentioned Arashi yesterday, I was elated. Thank you!
I hope you don’t mind if I blog about it and share it with the whole arashi fandom worldwide 😀
And after reading somewhere that you previously mentioned Matsujun in your comic strip I went straight to your 2007 archives and found it. Thank you! your comic strip made me happy!!
“I strictly deny that I am a Matsumoto Jun fan.” — if its not you then who is? ^_^
just the same, thank you ^^
why the sudden outburst of otaku and J-Storm fanatics?
KenMikaze: lolz! i’m guessing coz of gokusen being shown here? :p
but then even before sawada shin’s lines have been translated to our native tongue, i have forever known them.
and i’m impressed you know the term ‘J-Storm’. sugoi.
nah, sometimes bishounen crazy girls can be annoying… btw, arashi means storm…
hai~
i was wondering if you also know arashi from before? you seem familiar with them ^^
nei, It just happened my favourite GI.Joe Character was Tommy Arashikage aka Storm Shadow. Btw, I’m not fond with J-POP, J-Rock nor J-storm for that matter, and learning how to speak Nihongo isn’t exclusive to otaku and anime fanatics is it?
You are cool Ken. Praise to you for your independent interests!
haha! mochiron, anyone can learn nihonggo.
it’s just that…it’s unusual for someone who isn’t fond of arashi to actually coin the term
‘j-storm’ ^^
anyway, i apologize for asking.
go joe!!!
no need to apologize, zai, oh, blame wiki. lol…