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from Fish Tank Newsletter No.46 - December 2007
when the members are on tour, they trade their individual segments in the magazine for a group challenge
atsushi won and yuta lost, with a brian age of 68
it says that some of the members had never held a ds before, while othersโlike aniiโhad only previously played the lite version, so they were all essentially beginners
these were sold as bromides (basically unofficial photocards)
unlicensed photo sales are part of the reason why photography is banned at many concerts in japan
they would snap a bunch of pictures, and sell any of the ones that were remotely usable
so if you ever see a paparazzi-esque or awkward looking photo of the band, its probably a bromide
(many of them are beautiful and became some of the most popular photos of the band, but they were often non-consensual)
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