[Arashi] here’s to the brave ones
Perhaps they were brave because they stood side by side, hand in hand, through it all—together.
Westlife, Arashi, and that thing they call hiatus
The irony is not lost on me being a fan of one band that’s returning from hiatus and another preparing to go into one.
3 years ago in a fan’s life: so many things have changed
Songs defining a year in my past bring back fangirl memories of three years ago.
the fangirl playbook
When the persons you admire become the news, and for all the wrong reasons, it’s like our life as a fangirl flashes before our eyes and goes back to the first time we saw them and, well, wanted to know their names.
traveling before Instagram
How this week’s fire at Notre Dame triggered memories of 15 years ago
the importance of being Arashi
Arashi is more than just faces on a billboard, the first spot on the Oricon charts, a regular show on prime time TV, or even their title “national idol group.”
the long road to becoming an 嵐 FC member
Other people have hobbies like sports, interests like fashion or vices like alcohol or drugs. I have Arashi.
why Arashi is a class act
Even when they are going on hiatus, the spotlight shows no signs of fading or shifting any time, but is instead shining even brighter on them.
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