Kimi wa =LOVE o Aiseru ka
Kimi wa =LOVE o Aiseru ka

Kimi wa =LOVE o Aiseru ka

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Jiro
Jiro
Shinobu Hasegawa
Shinobu Hasegawa
Maika Sasaki
Maika Sasaki
Iori Noguchi
Iori Noguchi
Hitomi Takamatsu
Hitomi Takamatsu
Anna Yamamoto
Anna Yamamoto
A variety show by the idol unit "=LOVE" produced by Rino Sashihara that pursues the "cuteness" of idols.
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