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I think by the way Takuya bully Matsu and their glances and the way they talk theres no malice in them or shall I say no romance in it but a sisterly love is what i can see. What do you think Yanie :crazy:


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yanie_chan wrote:I found this news clip of HERO exclusive premiere at VEOH: http://www.veoh.com/videos/v925342wRbhjXWm

Seems like the LAST SCENE had become really a talk of people!!

In the exclusive premiere, 5000 fans, attend it. The casts come out AFTER the movie was over. Kimura said, "During the last scene, I heard QUITE a reaction from the audience seat ne,"

Then, this is what Matsu Takako said, "During that last scene, hearing the reactions from the audience. I've been worrying, that when I come out here, I might be STABBED. But I got here safely, yokatta...". Hahahahaha!!!! Is the scene the kind of scene I'd always been hoping for????

On KimuraMatsu interview (just the two alone), they were asked about the last scene. The host asked, "That last scene... was THE FIRST "XXX" SCENE?? Wasn't it?"

Kimura said, "Well yeah... the first "XXX" scene, you might say that.... Kuryu must definitely "nomise parare" to Amamiya,".

To those who speaks SPANISH!! Please tell me the meaning of "NOMISE PARARE"!!! xD I could've write it wrong though, since I wrote it according to the katakana writings xD

During that last scene talk, Matsu kept giggling cutely, "heeheehe...".... Kimura told her, "Dont 'heeheehe' like that!". LOL!

Then the host also said, "I think everyone hoped for.... HERO SERIES PART 2, what do you think??". KimuraMatsu laughed, but they didn't show how they answer that xD

Huaaaaa~~~ yes, WE DO!!!!!!^0^

I really hope IT IS the reaction we all are hoping for.....hehhehehe...btw i couldnt find the meaning of nomise but parare means "it will stop".

simone wrote:I think by the way Takuya bully Matsu and their glances and the way they talk theres no malice in them or shall I say no romance in it but a sisterly love is what i can see. What do you think Yanie :crazy:

Did I ever say KimuraMatsu looking at each other lovingly? :crazy: Ah, sou ka... Carol's the one who said that :mrgreen:

Haha, saa... I don't know... people have their own opinions^^

But, really.... don't take KimuraMatsu fans seriously. We're just bunch of crazy people! :victory:

SMAPxELAINE wrote:I think he's LYING his actual HEIGHT,, have u notice in the album 004,, his height writen was 168 cm,, but then in 005,, it become 165 cm.. Huh??? I tot ppl will grown taller instead of grown shorter??? :hehe: :hehe:

He himself alwayz say he's way too SHORT,, but actually,, not really.. Hmm,, he's really a very weird person ne~~~ :rofl:

I think Nakai-kun is around 165-167 cm. I know that when in Utaban, he stood at the same height as Subaru. But Subaru lies about his height all the time too haha! Eito even joke about his height during their MCs, but I'm pretty sure that Subaru is 166cm at least, coz he's like stands a bit taller than Yasu who claims that he's now 166cm...

I don't know who to believe anymore, apparently Yasu tends to lie too! :mrgreen:

Nakai's birthday is getting nearer.. So, does anyone makes a special gift for him? Elaine? :crazy:

Thanks for the Ii Tomo caps, haven watch that episode but it looks good, with Nakai Papa. :victory:

This week's sxs haven put on the torrents? I cant find, is there another place where i can download?

yanie_chan wrote:Kimura said, "Well yeah... the first "XXX" scene, you might say that.... Kuryu must definitely "nomise parare" to Amamiya,".
To those who speaks SPANISH!! Please tell me the meaning of "NOMISE PARARE"!!! xD I could've write it wrong though, since I wrote it according to the katakana writings xD

:doh: I've utilized several ways to fnd its meaning but am still at a loss. I inquired from my friend who knows Spanish but she said "parare" means "will stop". Tried my other walking reference, Kimura-kun (moi boss) but even him was lost on the meaning of this. Takuya's making me research on what he said :crazy: , I found "nomise" but in a haiku & when I asked Kimura-kun, he said it's not commonly used nowadays because it's an old Japanese word used in poetry of old Japan. Still persistent, I asked him what is meant by nomise in the haiku i found & this is not a sure meaning but kinda mean "to have a drink" because the haiku said "ichi mon ga mizu wo uma ni mo nomise keri" which means "A penny's worth of cold water, the horse drinks too", and nomu means to drink. Well, moi boss said he's not really sure, being a Japanese at that, whatever.

And "parare" is not Japanese & if not Spanish has a Latin meaning too which is "to make ready, procure, prepare, furnish".

By deduction could be Kuryu must prepare a drink with Amamiya. But as to what drink he has prepared I have no idea. hahaha!!! :nut: Just shared what I got.

Takuya could have combined Japanese haiku and French Latin word or Spanish. Had to see the last scene to understand what he really means. :bonk:

heather2 wrote:
hahaha!!! I've utilized several ways to fnd it's meaning but am still at a loss. I inquired from my friend who knows Spanish but she said "parare" means "will stop". Tried my other walking reference, Kimura-kun (moi boss) but even him was lost on the meaning of this. Takuya's making me research on what he said :crazy: , I found "nomise" but in a haiku & when I asked Kimura-kun, he said it's not commonly used nowadays because it's an old Japanese word used in poetry of old Japan. Still persistent, I asked him what is meant by nomise in the haiku i found & this is not a sure meaning but kinda mean "to have a drink" because the haiku said "ichi mon ga mizu wo uma ni mo nomise keri" which means "A penny's worth of cold water, the horse drinks too", and nomu means to drink. Well, moi boss said he's not really sure, being a Japanese at that, whatever.

And "parare" is not Japanese & if not Spanish has a Latin meaning too which is "to make ready, procure, prepare, furnish".

By deduction could be Kuryu must prepare a drink with Amamiya. But as to what drink he has prepared I have no idea. hahaha!!! :nut: Just shared what I got.

Takuya could have combined Japanese haiku and French Latin word or Spanish. Had to see the last scene to understand what he really means. :bonk:

WOW!! Great search, heather!! :applaud: Thank you!! You might be right... nomise could be Japanese, and not Spanish.

But it seems the host refers that the WHOLE PHRASE is Spanish: NOMISE PARAARE. Is there no 'nomise' in Spanish?? Probably the writings, in japanese katakana its 'nomise', but the RIGHT writing might be different in Spanish. Nomiss? Nomeesei? Nomeesae??

Actually, in the premiere at Budokan, Kimura said another word in the front, "PUROMESSA NOMISE PARAARE!!". I've checked, and PROMESA means PROMISE, it is Spanish.

Now, the problem is NOMISE PARAARE!! What the heck does it mean???!! :nut:

If anyone has Spanish dictionary, please help, find a similar Spanish word with 'nomise' that begins with 'NO'. LOL!

wait, wait, wait!! I think I found it!!O_O

the writings in katakana was nomise_space_parare....but it might be done that way to confuse us.

I tried to separate and join some of the words to -> no mi separare.

promesa = promise.
no = will not
mi = I; me
separare = separate

promesa no mi separare = "I promise I will never let you go"? "promise me, you'll never leave me"?? Docchi? I don't understand Spanish grammar, so it could be this two, lol!!

Not sure if its correct though, but that's the closest and the most make sense sentence, I can make out!^.^

The LAST SCENE must be a very romantic scene of Kuryu-Amamiya, kyaaaa~~~!!!

yanie_chan wrote:wait, wait, wait!! I think I found it!!O_O

the writings in katakana was nomise_space_parare....but it might be done that way to confuse us.

I tried to separate and join some of the words to -> no mi separare.

promesa = promise.
no = will not
mi = I; me
separare = separate

promesa no mi separare = "I promise I will never let you go"? "promise me, you'll never leave me"?? Docchi? I don't understand Spanish grammar, so it could be this two, lol!!

Not sure if its correct though, but that's the closest and the most make sense sentence, I can make out!^.^

The LAST SCENE must be a very romantic scene of Kuryu-Amamiya,
kyaaaa~~~!!!

Yanie..whichever it is, its fine by me!! OMG...now i really cant wait! :fingerscrossed:

yanie_chan wrote:wait, wait, wait!! I think I found it!!O_O
I tried to separate and join some of the words to -> no mi separare.

promesa = promise.
no = will not
mi = I; me
separare = separate

promesa no mi separare = "I promise I will never let you go"? "promise me, you'll never leave me"?? Docchi? I don't understand Spanish grammar, so it could be this two, lol!!

I think it could have been this. As my Spanish friend said, the cutting of words in pronounciatin could be different which ultimately will result to a different meaning-hence she can't translate nomise.

I remember the Spanish song with the lines "Una promesa eres tu . . . eres tu". trans. "a promise to love you . . . love you." What you've come up with could be it, "Promise not to part with you". Sugoi!!!! :applaud:

Thanks Elaine for that great screen caps :kiss: :kiss:

BTW, have you think any great gift for your Nakai? :naughty: :naughty: A hug maybe :hehe:

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omg takuya was in the philippines!!!???? I could cry, I missed all the action. hey haven't been to Davao myself. *tears hair extension out*



EJohnny's Jimusho sure knows how to churn out the boy bands, and the hits. The latest teen act is Hey! Say! 7, so named as all members were born in the current Heisei era (2007 is Heisei 19). Their single "Hey! Say!" has entered the Oricon chart at No.1. With an average age of less than 15, they are the youngest male group to hit the top since fellow Johnny's act Hikaru Genji in 1988. The group is actually made up of five members of the Johnnys Jr. troupe, who mainly perform as backing dancers for more established acts. As an indication of how big the youngsters could become, current superstars SMAP started out as backing dancers for Hikaru Genji.



this newest group really debut like their senpai? coz i heard web site said that they were temporary debut..but i'm not sure. inside this five youngster, got two junior had acted 'Engine' with kimura and one of them said that he like Shingo Katori kun as his favor senpai..
However, so far...shingo katori is consider the youngest junior debut as boy band (SMAP)...he was just 11 year old.

beatnsin83 wrote:this newest group really debut like their senpai? coz i heard web site said that they were temporary debut..but i'm not sure. inside this five youngster, got two junior had acted 'Engine' with kimura and one of them said that he like Shingo Katori kun as his favor senpai..
However, so far...shingo katori is consider the youngest junior debut as boy band (SMAP)...he was just 11 year old.

HeySay member, Nakajima Yuuto, starred ENGINE with Kimura. (is he the leader of the group?) Haha, it took quite a time before Kimura finally realized that this kid is his junior, back then xD hmm...who is the other one?

Another HeySay member, Yuuri Chinen, starred NINxNIN Ninja Hattori-kun The Movie with Shingo. Shingo and Yuuri Chinen's interaction was so cute, 3 years ago, behind the scenes of NINxNIN....seem like Yuuri liked Shingo so much, at the end of the filming, he sit on Shingo's lap, and when it was time to part, Yuuri didn't want to part with Shingo and cried^^ haha, he was only 10. Then Shingo told him, to be strong and dont cry, coz boys dont cry.

Btw, Shingo debut with SMAP at 14 years old, not 11.

I hope someday, SMAP and HeySay could meet at Music Station. Wanna see interactions between Kimura-Yuuto and Shingo-Yuuri Chinen^^

heather2 wrote:

:doh: I've utilized several ways to fnd its meaning but am still at a loss. I inquired from my friend who knows Spanish but she said "parare" means "will stop". Tried my other walking reference, Kimura-kun (moi boss) but even him was lost on the meaning of this. Takuya's making me research on what he said :crazy: , I found "nomise" but in a haiku & when I asked Kimura-kun, he said it's not commonly used nowadays because it's an old Japanese word used in poetry of old Japan. Still persistent, I asked him what is meant by nomise in the haiku i found & this is not a sure meaning but kinda mean "to have a drink" because the haiku said "ichi mon ga mizu wo uma ni mo nomise keri" which means "A penny's worth of cold water, the horse drinks too", and nomu means to drink. Well, moi boss said he's not really sure, being a Japanese at that, whatever.

And "parare" is not Japanese & if not Spanish has a Latin meaning too which is "to make ready, procure, prepare, furnish".

By deduction could be Kuryu must prepare a drink with Amamiya. But as to what drink he has prepared I have no idea. hahaha!!! :nut: Just shared what I got.

Takuya could have combined Japanese haiku and French Latin word or Spanish. Had to see the last scene to understand what he really means. :bonk:

Maybe when we finish watching HERO the movie then thats the time we would understand what Takuya mean NOMISE PARARE so be patient guys :beaten:

BTW Yanie i like your signature its kinda cute :beaten:

Hmm,, this is an easy question but I alwayz found that itz really difficult to answer,, this time,, I think I will do lotz of Nakai's capz,, I plan to take a day off that day so that I can have enough time to do... :victory:

N.Mappy wrote:Nakai's birthday is getting nearer.. So, does anyone makes a special gift for him? Elaine? :crazy:

Kimura-kun in Mezamashi TV 07 Aug,, the one Yanie post the news clip.. Oh yeah,, speaking spanish~~ "NOMISE PARARE",, oh,, maybe we shall wait until the movie is out only we can get an accurate answer...

Here's the capz...
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And,,, :shocked: Tamori-san join the cast,, too??? Oh,, I'm surprise to see that...

Some more,, bout the interview on the xx screen,, haha,, both of them are kawaii~~

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