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Kasumi is a first year who refers to herself as "Kasumin." Due to her full name, she is often called "Kasukasu" as a joke, which she hates (as it means "dried out" in Japanese). She belongs to the general course. She is the first person that the protagonist encounters at the school idol club, where she was striving to keep the club alive.
Having been assisted to wear costumes as part of her PV, Emma tries to convince Karin to join the School Idol Club. However, Karin dismisses the idea and tells Emma not to invite her to the School Idol Club again. The next day, Emma reads Karin's questionnaire from a fashion magazine saying that Karin is most interested in school idols.
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Challenge Festival (チャレンジフェスティバル, Charenji Fesutibaru) Players could play up to 5 songs and receive the accumulated prize at the end of the challenge. μ's members would appear and give random ability increases. If 3 members with same sub-unit, school year, and/or wear same uniform appeared, a specific mission would appear.
Karin Maruyama (丸山 夏鈴, Maruyama Karin, 2 August 1993 – 22 May 2015) [3] [4] [5] was a Japanese singer and tarento. She was born in Kōriyama, Fukushima Prefecture. She graduated from Shōshi Kōtō High School. [6] She was nicknamed Rin-chan (りんちゃん). She was represented with Happy Strike. [7]
With summer about to end, Karin realizes she didn't do her summer homework. As Henry and Ren are gone, Carera gives Karin permission to invite Maki for a sleepover to help finish the assignment. Despite the awkward welcome and poor attempts to cook dinner (as Carera refused to let Karin cook), Maki doesn't suspect anything.
The artist offered premiered 10 songs -- some his own, some covers of tracks popularized by contemporaries -- in front of a packed crowd at SeatGeek Stadium in suburban Bridgeview.
Animelo Summer Live, abbreviated as Anisama (アニサマ, Anisama), is the biggest annual anime song music festival in Japan hosted by Dwango and Nippon Cultural Broadcasting. Animelo Summer Live has been held every summer since 2005.