Marina Nagasawa, a “legal lolita” gradol, is a social networking expert: “I do a lot of Ego-Sa”! | FRIDAY DIGITAL

Marina Nagasawa, a “legal lolita” gradol, is a social networking expert: “I do a lot of Ego-Sa”!

We interviewed Marina Nagasawa aka "Marichu," who continues to be at the top of the gravure world! She talks about her surprising eating habits, and also shares her secret story about her hobby of playing mahjong, which led her to become a professional mahjong player.

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Marina Nagasawa, popularly known by the catchphrase “Legally Lolita,” appeared in FRIDAY’s gravure section for the first time in about three years. She looks back on the day of the photo shoot, “It was so much fun and it went by so fast! She recalls the day of the shoot, “It was fun and it went by so fast!

Marina Nagasawa / From Saitama Prefecture

Marina Nagasawa, from Saitama Prefecture, said, ” Recently, I have been given more opportunities to wear not only Lolita-like outfits, but also more mature ones. I enjoy it because it gives me a fresh feeling, and my fans also seem to appreciate the gap between my usual cute impression and theirs. I think they were able to get a particularly good shot of me today, so I’m looking forward to seeing the finished product!

The new photos will be published on the website “FRIDAY Subscription” in a series format. The photos of the outfits with the most “likes” on the off-shot uploaded on Nagasawa’s SNS will be published as an encore.

She will be wearing lingerie with black knee-highs and a pink gingham-check swimsuit with twin-tails. I think these two top shots will compete for the most ‘likes. I can’t wait to see which one the fans like the most!

The lingerie cut, which she says “I think the fans will like.

Nagasawa’s strength lies in his ability to communicate on social networking sites; he has more than 1.5 million followers on X and Instagram combined.

I don’t have any particular rules for social networking, but I try to post from the perspective of my fans. I try to post from the perspective of my fans. I try to post from the viewpoint of my fans. In the world of gravure, Tomomi Morisaki, Jun Amagi, and Airi Shimizu have a lot of followers, so I always learn from their posts.

I always learn from their posts. For fans who often come to see me at events, I go to their SNS and “like” their posts. I do a lot of ego-searching (laughs). I often search for the words “Marichu” and “Marina Nagasawa. When this issue of FRIDAY becomes available, I’m going to ego-search it and push “Like” all over the place!

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