Miho photoshoot, Aphrodite Nagoya trip, Working on music, and more

Hi Derek, great to hear from you again. I´m still happy to have seen Miho for the first time on camera. And i really have to say: Her quirky nature even doubles her lovable character. She just has the power to capture everyones hearts. Here in our little 11 Person „Order of the Idol“ community basically everyone is constantly refreshing Idol Underworld every minutes for her to arrive there. Regarding your documentary. Lets face it. Idol can be such a fast business, that it almost would have been a miracle if it was still actual in terms of „who still is inside a group you talk in one chapter“ . That´s the business unfortunately. Bands come, change and sometimes even go in months. But also your documentary isn´t a promotional video for every group – It will look everyone make look very good. But that´s not the main topic here. It´s a timeframe and a delay doesn´t have any impact on its quality. That´s why a horrible delay like the one you have to deal with right now isn´t the big collapse it might look like. You talk about the business itself, about persons behind it. The members active or inactive just are examples how the business works. So basically your complete documentary footage – even the stuff you already abandoned for the final version will never expire especially in long terms when times and viewing comforts change. Think about a time skip fast forward into the year 2060 when no people leave their houses anymore and watch idols worldwide on VR. And imagine these people see your doc and discover the wild times where people really went into clubs to see idols in person. :-P Just hope your editor finally provides the final material and you can release it. It´s sad to hear you had an uncomfortable experience with an idol acting cold and distanced when thinking you are on a different personal level. When this happens to me i just use to change the same way, basically mimicing the behaviour. Person doesn´t talk personally anymore, just business, avoiding any other topic. I just do the same. Being very short, talk about business stuff and leave instanly after that. In most cases people just realize their behaviour. Hope the idol here just had a bad day and later just feels sorry. Idols are only supposed to break peoples hearts when they graduate, or because of the reasons why they graduate. At least Mihos Start seems to turn out to be a very good one. I only heard people have the highest opinions of her before and now everyone i know is in „Miho Idol Love Mode“. Including myself. I hope i am fast enough to get the cheki and promo material, and preorder the Album. Around 50 Cheki seem to be very much but i also know how popular Miho already is. I´ve got to be fast. I also have a good question this time. Especially it´s about a process you will do again very soon with Miho, Kosame and … (cough)… Mysterious Idol number three: When you organized your famous birthday live, which was a big popularity boost for every group who attended by the way … how much time went into idea → planning → organizing → making it happen. And what how did you realize it? I am really interested what work is neccesary in the back which in the end is one wonderful evening for the fans? Most people only enjoy the evening and don´t even know what efforts were made to make this happen. Will it be pretty similar with your three idols and their separate shows? (I can see you already will have three Program slots to fill an evening that way)? Will you join IColonys evening programmes the already have (like the monthly Extra evening which is always great). Or will you rather create a new format? Hope you have a great december. See you soon. :-)

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