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− | '''Nogizaka's " | + | '''Nogizaka's "no"''' (乃木坂46の「の」) is a radio show featuring members of [[Nogizaka46]]. It airs weekly for 30 minutes from 1800 JST Sunday evenings by Nippon Cultural Broadcasting. |
Each week 2 or 3 members from Nogizaka46 host the radio show featuring member cross talk, reading of fan mail, and various other segments | Each week 2 or 3 members from Nogizaka46 host the radio show featuring member cross talk, reading of fan mail, and various other segments | ||
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+ | There have been 12 different Nogizaka46 members who have been the host of the show. There are times when other members take over the hosting duties but are not officially counted as a host of the show most notably during the live broadcast of Nogizak46 46 Hour TV Marathon when [[Saito Asuka]], [[Saito Yuri]], and [[Saito Chiharu]] played host. | ||
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+ | [[Tsutsui Ayame]] holds the longest tenure as MC of about two years relinquishing host duties in March 2023, to members from Nogizaka46's [[Nogizaka46 5th Generation|5th Generation]]. | ||
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+ | ==Hosts== | ||
+ | * [[Sugawara Satsuki]] <small>(2024)</small> | ||
+ | * [[Nogizaka46 5th Generation|5th Generation]] <small>(2023-2024)</small> | ||
+ | ** [[Ioki Mao]] <small>(April)</small> | ||
+ | ** [[Ogawa Aya]] <small>(May)</small> | ||
+ | ** [[Sugawara Satsuki]] <small>(June)</small> | ||
+ | ** [[Okuda Iroha]] <small>(July)</small> | ||
+ | ** [[Tomisato Nao]] <small>(August)</small> | ||
+ | ** [[Ikeda Teresa]] <small>(September)</small> | ||
+ | ** [[Ichinose Miku]] <small>(October)</small> | ||
+ | ** [[Nakanishi Aruno]] <small>(November)</small> | ||
+ | ** [[Kawasaki Sakura]] <small>(December)</small> | ||
+ | ** [[Okamoto Hina]] <small>(January)</small> | ||
+ | ** [[Inoue Nagi]] <small>(February)</small> | ||
+ | * [[Tsutsui Ayame]] <small>(2021-2023)</small> | ||
+ | * [[Iwamoto Renka]] <small>(2020)</small> | ||
+ | * [[Umezawa Minami]] <small>(2019)</small> | ||
+ | * [[Higuchi Hina]] <small>(2018)</small> | ||
+ | * [[Inoue Sayuri]] <small>(2017)</small> | ||
+ | * [[Watanabe Miria]] <small>(2017)</small> | ||
+ | * [[Hori Miona]] | ||
+ | * [[Kitano Hinako]] | ||
+ | * [[Hoshino Minami]] | ||
+ | * [[Saito Asuka]] | ||
+ | * [[Nakamoto Himeka]] | ||
+ | * [[Kawago Hina]] | ||
+ | * [[Akimoto Manatsu]] | ||
+ | * [[Eto Misa]] | ||
+ | * [[Matsumura Sayuri]] | ||
+ | * [[Wakatsuki Yumi]] | ||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
− | [http://www.joqr.co.jp/nogizaka/ Official website] | + | * [https://www.joqr.co.jp/qr/program/nogizaka/ Official website] <small>(Since 2021)</small> |
+ | * [http://www.joqr.co.jp/nogizaka/ Official website] |
Latest revision as of 11:02, 7 April 2024
Nogizaka's "no" (乃木坂46の「の」) is a radio show featuring members of Nogizaka46. It airs weekly for 30 minutes from 1800 JST Sunday evenings by Nippon Cultural Broadcasting.
Each week 2 or 3 members from Nogizaka46 host the radio show featuring member cross talk, reading of fan mail, and various other segments
There have been 12 different Nogizaka46 members who have been the host of the show. There are times when other members take over the hosting duties but are not officially counted as a host of the show most notably during the live broadcast of Nogizak46 46 Hour TV Marathon when Saito Asuka, Saito Yuri, and Saito Chiharu played host.
Tsutsui Ayame holds the longest tenure as MC of about two years relinquishing host duties in March 2023, to members from Nogizaka46's 5th Generation.
Hosts
- Sugawara Satsuki (2024)
- 5th Generation (2023-2024)
- Ioki Mao (April)
- Ogawa Aya (May)
- Sugawara Satsuki (June)
- Okuda Iroha (July)
- Tomisato Nao (August)
- Ikeda Teresa (September)
- Ichinose Miku (October)
- Nakanishi Aruno (November)
- Kawasaki Sakura (December)
- Okamoto Hina (January)
- Inoue Nagi (February)
- Tsutsui Ayame (2021-2023)
- Iwamoto Renka (2020)
- Umezawa Minami (2019)
- Higuchi Hina (2018)
- Inoue Sayuri (2017)
- Watanabe Miria (2017)
- Hori Miona
- Kitano Hinako
- Hoshino Minami
- Saito Asuka
- Nakamoto Himeka
- Kawago Hina
- Akimoto Manatsu
- Eto Misa
- Matsumura Sayuri
- Wakatsuki Yumi
External Links
- Official website (Since 2021)
- Official website