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Horikita Maki guests on HnA with Nino and Ohno

Horikita Maki (22) will be next week’s guest in the Limousine VIP segment of the popular Himitsu no Arashi-chan. Two Arashi members, Nino and Ohno, will accompany her to a university and will join her on an “exercise date”.

Horikita’s guesting stint will be shown on April 28. Umareru, a family drama from the same network as HnA which stars her, Ohkura Tadayoshi and Tanaka Misako withNakajima Kento and Taketomi Seika, will air in TBS tonight at 22:00.

Teaser at Baidu
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