Pineapple day.
Presumably, this has something to do with how 8/17 can be pronounced "paina", which is the first half of "pineapple" as pronounced by JapaneseIt's Hya-haa!!
Hya-haa is a Japanese nickname for Jun-you, due to her catchphrase laughterIt really is Hya-haa.Hya-haa, right?Right?August 17th
Pineapple day.
Presumably, this has something to do with how 8/17 can be pronounced "paina", which is the first half of "pineapple" as pronounced by Japanese
It's Hya-haa!!
Hya-haa is a Japanese nickname for Jun-you, due to her catchphrase laughter
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