ACEes' Yuto Nasu Reveals 16-Hour Study Days and Keio Entrance Motivation
Yuto Nasu, a 24-year-old member of the five-member group ACEes, appeared as a guest on Fuji TV's variety program 'Mikiti Dining.' During the broadcast, he discussed his educational background, revealing that he attended Keio Gijuku after passing the competitive junior high school entrance exam. Nasu attributed his motivation for choosing this prestigious institution to his admiration for Sho Sakurai of the popular idol group Arashi. When asked by host Tomoharu Shoji if Sakurai was aware of this influence, Nasu confirmed that he had personally informed him, noting that Sakurai was pleased to hear it. The conversation took a surprising turn when co-host Miki Fujimoto inquired about his daily study routine during that period. Nasu shocked the hosts by stating that at his peak, he studied for approximately 16 hours a day. This revelation highlighted the intense dedication required for his academic success, blending celebrity anecdote with insights into the rigorous Japanese entrance exam culture. The segment emphasized both his personal connection to a major entertainment figure and the extreme effort behind his academic achievements.
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ACEes' Yuto Nasu Reveals 16-Hour Study Days and Keio Entrance Motivation
Yuto Nasu, a 24-year-old member of the five-member group ACEes, appeared as a guest on Fuji TV's variety program 'Mikiti Dining.' During the broadcast, he discussed his educational background, revealing that he attended Keio Gijuku after passing the competitive junior high school entrance exam. Nasu attributed his motivation for choosing this prestigious institution to his admiration for Sho Sakurai of the popular idol group Arashi. When asked by host Tomoharu Shoji if Sakurai was aware of this influence, Nasu confirmed that he had personally informed him, noting that Sakurai was pleased to hear it. The conversation took a surprising turn when co-host Miki Fujimoto inquired about his daily study routine during that period. Nasu shocked the hosts by stating that at his peak, he studied for approximately 16 hours a day. This revelation highlighted the intense dedication required for his academic success, blending celebrity anecdote with insights into the rigorous Japanese entrance exam culture. The segment emphasized both his personal connection to a major entertainment figure and the extreme effort behind his academic achievements.
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