Nozomi Tsuji: “Why Mamatare is Too Delicious” revealed by the construction of her 300 million yen mansion.

As a mamatare, former “Morning Musume” member, she has become even more popular than when she was an idol. Nozomi Tsuji, a former “Morning Musume” member, has become even more popular than when she was an idol. It was reported that she has built a 300 million yen mansion in Tokyo.

Tsuji married actor Taiyo Sugiura in 2007, and her sudden marriage at the age of 19 was sometimes derided as a “marriage of trivialities.

However, she is now a mother of four and one of the top mamatare (mothers) in the world. Both her blog and YouTube channel, where she writes about her daily life, have more than 1 million followers, and she is extremely popular on the Internet as well.

Tsuji has gained popularity through social networking while raising her children. Recently, their eldest daughter has also joined Instagram, and has already gained over 330,000 followers, making mother and daughter influencers in their own right.

She probably earns more than 10 million yen a month from her blog, YouTube, and other Internet-related income alone,” says Tsuji. And if they appear at events, they earn more than 1 million yen per appearance.

Relatively speaking, there are many products for women and housewives, and they are easily featured in wide-ranging TV shows that match the demographics of the audience. If you become a popular mamatare, you will be in demand for commercials and events.

Looking back, Yukina Kinoshita, who boasted immense popularity as a “yankee-type mamatare,” soon resumed her Instagram on her personal account after becoming independent from her agency. Yuko Ogura, a single mother, has been attracting attention as a “mamatare” who has had her eldest son admitted to the most prestigious elementary schools, and she herself has announced her intention to apply to Waseda University. It seems that once one gets a taste of the “popular mamatare” status, it is hard to quit.

As female celebrities get married, have children, and age, only a handful of them can maintain the popularity they had when they were young.

But even if they are no longer in demand as actresses or singers, if they become popular as mamatare, they can still get work and earn huge incomes. Not only Kawaii herself, but also her agency will be very enthusiastic about it.

In the increasingly competitive world of mamatare, Tsuji’s 300 million yen mansion may be a medal of honor for winning such a battle.