Special Video for Type A of Hiragana Keyaki album, Hashiri Dasu no Shunkan. This will come in Blu-Ray format. けやき坂46 Type A 特典映像『ひらがな武道館 ∼Day3 Special Selection∼』ダイジェスト映像 Hiragana Keyakizaka46 - Kitai Shite ini Jibun けやき坂46 ー　期待していない自分 Hiragana Keyakizaka46 First Album, Hashiri Dasu Shun Kan will be released in 3 types: Type A & B, and a regular edition. Type A will contain a CD of their 10 current songs and 7 new songs. It will also come with a Blu-ray disc with approximately 70mins of contents such as Kitai Shite inai Jibun MV, and the group’s Budoukan Live for Day 03 (1st Feb 2018 concert). Type B will include a CD with 10 current songs and 7 new songs that is different from Type A. A Blu-Ray disc with Kitai shite inai Jibun MV and digest live and documentary videos of their National Tour back in 2017. Regular edition will contain only a CD with 10 of their current songs and 6 other songs that is not included in Type A and B. There will not be any Zenkoku Handshake (National Handshake) events this time round. Only Koubetsu Akushukai (Individual Handshake) is available this time round. 16 July: Makuhari Messe 5th August: Aichi Fukuage Hall 26th August: Kyoto International Convention Centre Purchase the album from here: Type A: https://www.amazon.co.jp/【Amazon-co-jp限定】走り出す瞬間-Type-Blu-ray-B3ポスター-「僕たちは付き合っている」集合アーティスト写真/dp/B07CXMLZMG/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1527650124&sr=8-3&keywords=走り出す瞬間%28 Type B: https://www.amazon.co.jp/【Amazon-co-jp限定】走り出す瞬間-Type-B-Blu-ray-B3ポスター-「僕たちは付き合っている」集合アーティスト写真/dp/B07CXN7Y49/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1527650124&sr=8-5&keywords=走り出す瞬間%28 Regular Edition: https://www.amazon.co.jp/【Amazon-co-jp限定】走り出す瞬間-通常盤-B3ポスター-「僕たちは付き合っている」集合アーティスト写真-1期生絵柄/dp/B07CXN63VD/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1527650124&sr=8-4&keywords=走り出す瞬間%28 [About Hiragana Keyakizaka46] Hiragana Keyakizaka46, or commonly known as Hiragana Keyaki, was started off with one member, Nagahama Neru, as of 30 November 2015. She took part in the audition for Kanji Keyaki, but when it reached the final audition, she wasn’t around. Her Mother had brought her back to Nagasaki. After Sony's management contacted Neru's parents to asked them to give her a chance, they managed to convince them and let her join Keyakizaka46. But as Kanji Keyaki has already been formed, Neru had no choice but to join in as "Gen 1.5", or Hiragana Keyaki (Thank you to Ryse Gordon for pointing this out). It was also announced on 30 November 2015 that auditions for the remaining Hiragana Keyaki members will be held. On 8th May 2016, 11 members were officially announced and added to Hiragana Keyaki, bringing the total number to 12. During this period of time, Nagahama Neru was handling activities on both sides of the group, Kanji and Hiragana Keyaki. 31st May 2017: Audition for more Hiragana Keyaki members were announced. 15 August 2017: 9 members were added to Hiragana Keyaki. They are officially known as Hiragana Keyaki 2nd gen. Activities for them did not start immediately, except for Watanabe Miho who started work with Gana First gen on Re:Mind, 3 weeks after been added to Hiragana Keyaki. 25 September 2017: Nagahama Neru was officially moved to Kanji Keyaki, leaving Hiragana Keyaki with 20 members. This was a sudden move that most members do not even know. Or so it seems to be. [Difference between Kanji and Hiragana Keyaki] As most of us could already tell, Kanji Keyaki features a cool aspect. Yes, occasionally you get cute songs such as Bathroom Traveller, but it is not common. Their cool aspect is something I personally like that is uncommon in the idol world in Japan. It also seems that Kpop lovers like Keyakizaka46's cool aspect (Please say yes or no if you're from Kpop). On the flip side, Hiragana Keyaki has this Happy Aura that they wish to bring to their fans. Songs like Dare yori Takaku Tobe bring about that. When members were asked what's the difference between them and Kanji, members were explaining that they are the happier and brighter side of Keyakizaka46. That is not to say that Kanji Keyaki are not happy or what but as mentioned, Kanji Keyaki is the cool aspect of Keyakizaka46, one of the reason that they are so different from other idols in Japan, which makes them popular. I hope this should explain differences between Kanji and Hiragana Keyaki. Most of the things explained here are based on what I've read on magazines, seen on TV and understood from Japanese fans. They are good information that explains more into the group. Thank you and please press the LIKE button and subscribe to this channel if you can. :) Website: www.keyakizaka46.com Twitter: www.twitter.com/keyakizaka46