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New interview

—What are GUMI's strengths?

>GUMI: I'm a sexy big sister character.

—When fans heard "Justice Day" for the first time, they might have been surprised. I was a bit shocked when I saw it for the first time at the TIF too.

>MOMO: The venue was Zepp DiverCity. That's why the bass was so strong.

—It was a heavy bass sound that resonated in my stomach.

>SOYO: Fans of other idols were also saying there was so much bass. They were watching us intently and going "Eeehh?!" (laughs).

>MOMO: Not only "Justice Day," but a lot of our songs have that kind of power, and I hope people will see them a lot. When we perform at festivals, we often receive comments from people who see us for the first time and they say that our songs are good. Other bands tend to play cute songs or do pop performances, but @onefive is more than that. I think @onefive will appeal to those who want a little "spice" in their music.

>GUMI: We are often told that our songs sound like K-pop, but we don't think that we are "trying to be like K-pop" or anything like that. We want to show the goodness of Japanese music in our own way while incorporating elements of foreign music and presenting it to the public.

>SOYO: For sure.

—When I look at SNS, sometimes there are child fans, aren't there?

>SOYO: Yes! So cute!

>MOMO: At release events, there are a lot of little kids at shopping malls, and nowadays little kids are digital natives. If you have children, I would like you to bring them along.

>SOYO: The other day a 4 year old came and his mother had a baby in her tummy.

>MOMO: A pregnant woman who was at the release event for "Justice Day" told us that she had a baby the other day.

—Is the deep bass sound of "Justice Day" really good for pregnant women? (lol)

>KANO: She said, "It makes my tummy move a lot."

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