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Yunagi Nino – Banzai Japan

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June 11, 2023
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悠凪ニノ Yunagi Nino

Graduated Members August 31, 2025 Member Banzai Japan

(11th Gen; Joined June 21, 2023; Graduated August 31, 2025)

悠凪ニノ

Yunagi Nino

都道府県

PR Local Introduction

おんせん県大分県！緑がいっぱい自然豊かで幸せたっぷりな大分にようこそ〜！

Welcome to Oita—the "Hot Spring Prefecture"!

Come and enjoy a place rich in nature, lush greenery, and abundant happiness!

ニックネーム

Nickname

ニノ

NINO

Birthday Countdown

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00Hours

00Minutes

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誕生日

Birthday

4月2日

2 April

星座

Zodiac Sign

おひつじ座

Aries

血液型

Blood type

AB型

Type-AB

趣味

Hobby

アニメ鑑賞

Watching anime

キャッチフレーズ

Greeting to the fans

ニコニコ元気な悠凪ニノです！みんなでハッピーになろう♪

I'm Yunagi Nino—full of energy and smiles! Let's all be happy together! ♪

特徴

Characteristic

モノマネが得意！

I'm good at doing impressions!

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