[Showbiz] Treating Someone Like They're Japanese

At fifteen, Asahi Hinata was sunbathing on a beach in Okinawa when a Johnny's talent scout, who was vacationing there, discovered him.

Two years later, the agency was in chaos, and his debut fell through. The super-genki boy went to relax by sunbathing on the beach, where a talent scout from South Korea's HYBE discovered him and sent him abroad to train.

Two years later, the company was posting ugly financial results, and his debut fell through. The super-genki boy went to relax by sunbathing on the beach, where a talent scout from South Korea's YG discovered him and sent him abroad to train. This time, they promised he would definitely debut.

A year later, the company was struggling, and it laid off a large number of employees. The super-genki boy went to relax by sunbathing on the beach. By now, he had made up his mind to go back home and earn a living fishing. Then a talent scout from South Korea's SM discovered him, promising that he could rest assured and would definitely debut. This time, he really did debut smoothly. The only problem was that things had gone all wrong: he had been forced to achieve the feat of joining a group with just one straight guy, and now he had to carefully watch his back every day.

"Bro, I love you! Bro, let me hug you! Bro, you can trust me with your back!"

"Haha, bro, I'll have to pass!"

The smiling Japanese hometown boy, the silver stone who claimed he was straight but couldn't keep his hands to himself, the Ulsan guy who inexplicably kept getting mad at him, the American boy who looked down on him for being from the countryside, and NCT, who sympathized with him for having to debut a second time. Why was everyone acting so weird?

To the super-genki guy, the Japanese boy was the most cheerful and optimistic hometown boy he had ever met. Okinawa's sunshine melted the ice of Kanagawa.

To the super-genki guy, the American was the most down-to-earth and impoverished Japanese person he had ever met. The fish from Okinawa filled the New Jersey boy's stomach.

To the super-genki guy, the Ulsan boy was the most rustic and silly country boy he had ever met. The country boy from Okinawa warmed the heart of the village girl from Ulsan.

To the super-genki guy, the Jeonghan boy was the most unlucky and beleaguered debutant he had ever met. The four-surname servant from Okinawa shocked the guy making his second debut.

To the super-genki guy, the silver one was the most straight and dazzling athlete he had ever met. The athlete from Okinawa's sports club lit up the shut-in otaku's world.

Super-genki guy: I'm straight! We're brothers, hahaha!

Theme: Friends walking through life together