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Pink Villa
24-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Pink Villa
The Shiunji Family Children Episode 8: Banri And Arata Sneak Into College—Recap, Release Date And More
In 'Surely,' Minami is missing on the day of the Inter-high final. The Shiunji siblings are left anxious until she returns home, claiming she was shopping. She reveals she was benched due to her injury. Though she hides her disappointment, Shion informs Arata of her heartbreak. Arata convinces her to return and plead her case. Minami plays the deciding match but loses. She apologizes to Nao, who thanks her instead. Afterward, Arata comforts the smiling but grieving Minami, encouraging her to stop suppressing her emotions. The Shiunji Family Children Episode 8 will take place a few days after the Inter-high final. While Minami accepts the outcome, Ouka will remain frustrated, believing an officiating error cost the game. The episode will likely explore the aftermath of Minami's match. Additionally, Minami will slowly become aware of her feelings for Arata. At home, Ouka will confront Kotono to understand her stance on Arata. Meanwhile, Banri will tell Arata she left something at her nursing university and persuade him to sneak into campus at night with her. Titled 'Since Then,' The Shiunji Family Children Episode 8 is set to premiere on May 27, 2025, at 11:00 pm JST. In Japan, the episode will be broadcast on AT-X, Kansai TV, Tokyo MX, BS11, and other local channels, with streaming available on platforms like ABEMA and d-anime Store. International audiences can watch The Shiunji Family Children Episode 8 on Crunchyroll. Viewers in South and Southeast Asia can stream it via Bilibili Global or Ani-One Asia's official YouTube channel. In Taiwan, the episode will be available on the Bahamut Animation Madness streaming service. For more updates from The Shiunji Family Children anime, stay tuned to Pinkvilla. *The release dates and times provided are accurate at the time of writing and are subject to change at the discretion of the creators.
Pink Villa
19-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Pink Villa
The Shiunji Family Children Episode 7: Minami Runs Away; Recap, Release Date, Where To Stream And More
The sixth episode of The Shiunji Family Children, titled 'Now's the Time,' sees Minami begin acting odd after seeing Arata post-jog, though she brushes it off. Arata later gets bitten by his Doberman. At school, Minami trains hard for the Inter-high, impressing everyone. She overhears that her captain, Nao, will quit tennis if she fails to secure a scholarship, which motivates Minami despite an injury she hides. Arata notices and supports her, leading to a semi-final win. Afterward, Minami goes missing, and the siblings only realize it on finals day when Seiha can't find her. The Shiunji Family Children Episode 7 will see Minami return home unexpectedly, simply revealing she skipped the Inter-high finals before retreating to her room. Though initially concerned, Arata will find her surprisingly cheerful. He will choose not to question her decision. However, Shion later shares having seen Minami earlier that morning, describing a very different demeanor. This contrast raises questions about Minami's true feelings and reasons for withdrawing. The episode will also clarify the final outcome of the Inter-high tournament, depicting how Minami's absence impacted the team. The Shiunji Family Children Episode 7, titled 'Surely,' is scheduled to release on Tuesday, May 20, 2025, at 10:30 pm JST. In Japan, it will broadcast on AT-X, Kansai TV, Tokyo MX, and BS11 and be available through AT-X and d Anime Store. Internationally, Crunchyroll will stream The Shiunji Family Children Episode 7 across regions such as the Americas, Europe, Africa, Oceania, CIS, and India. Viewers in South and Southeast Asia can watch via Ani-One Asia's YouTube channel or on Bilibili Global, while Bahamut Animation Madness will stream it in Taiwan. Stay tuned to Pinkvilla for more updates on The Shiunji Family Children anime.
16-05-2025
Man Arrested for Hitting Woman with Moped in Tokyo
News from Japan Society May 16, 2025 18:04 (JST) Tokyo, May 16 (Jiji Press)--A 45-year-old man was arrested by Friday on suspicion of dangerous driving resulting in injury after ignoring a traffic light and hitting a woman with his moped in Tokyo. Tokyo's Metropolitan Police Department arrested Rintaro Minami, a company worker living in Sumida Ward of the Japanese capital. He partly denied the allegations, saying that he just remembers causing the accident but is not sure about the red light. "Usually, I don't care about traffic rules," he was quoted as telling an investigator. According to the arrest warrant, the accident occurred around 8:50 p.m. Jan. 28. Minami entered an intersection in the Nihonbashi business district after ignoring the red light and hit a pedestrian in her 20s, resulting in bruises and other injuries. The police said that Minami had the accident on the way to his office from home. Earlier the same day, he ignored three red lights and drove the wrong way up a one-way street. He hit the woman at 37 kilometers per hour, almost without using his brakes. [Copyright The Jiji Press, Ltd.] Jiji Press
Korea Herald
06-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Korea Herald
Rescene's 'Glow Up' inspired by clean scent of soap
Five-member girl group Rescene is back to prove its growth over the past year with a bright and refreshing charm. On Wednesday afternoon, Rescene held a press conference in Gangnam-gu, Seoul, to celebrate the release of its second mini-album, "Glow Up." It marks the group's return approximately five months after the group's first mini-album, "Scenedrome," released in August last year. "Scenedrome" was recognized by Billboard as one of the 'Best K-pop Albums of 2024,' while its title track, 'Love Attack,' was listed among Grammy's '10 K-pop Songs That Heated Up 2024.' 'We received way more love than we ever imagined, even from international fans. Being recognized by Billboard and Grammy made us realize how important this album is, so we worked even harder to prepare for it,' said leader Woni. The new album, "Glow Up," includes the main track of the same title, as well as 'Crash,' 'Going On,' 'In My Lotion' and 'Cotton Candy.' The title track, 'Glow Up,' is a dance song featuring Rescene's signature dreamy yet uplifting chorus melody and a catchy, playful hook. The song 'Glow Up' carries a dual meaning -- symbolizing both shining brightly and growing confidently. Woni explained that the smell of soap inspired the album's concept. 'We wanted to express our renewed selves through the pure and refreshing scent of soap,' she shared. 'Each of our albums has a specific scent as a theme. We spent a lot of time deciding on the fragrance this time. While we considered a fresh and fruity scent, we ultimately chose the clean and familiar scent of soap.' Since its debut single in March last year, followed by its first mini-album, "Scenedrome," the quintet has rapidly gained attention as a rising group. The multinational act, composed of four Korean members and one Japanese member, made history as the first K-pop idol group to perform at Tokyo Tower, one of Japan's most iconic landmarks. Japanese member Minami reflected on the milestone, saying, 'I visited Tokyo Tower often when I was younger, so performing there was beyond anything I could have imagined. It was such an honor to receive so much love, not only in Japan but from international fans as well."
