Yuka Murakami

Today is the first release date for [Murakami Yuuka] (actually, I wrote this a few days ago but forgot to post it). Before that, let's talk about this newcomer. More than half of 2023 has passed. How many newcomers have left an impression on you? Who would be your representative of 2023? Faleno would say it's [Mami Maki], who "looks like Minami Hamabe"; SOD would say it's [Haru Shibasaki], who is "as pure as spring snow"; Moodyz would say it's [Yoru Tsukigami], who has finally seen the light at the end of the tunnel; Madonna would say it's [Nami Okimiya], who is "one in a hundred years"; IP Society would say it's [Anne Coco], who "succeeded with an exceptional contract"; Prestige would say... well, Prestige can't bring themselves to say it. As for the industry's imperial company, Espany, although they launched many artists this year, Espany would undoubtedly say it's the "Industry's God of Murakami"—[Murakami Yuka]. Information about [Murakami Yuka] has already been written; for details, please click the title below to jump: "The God of the Industry! Is S1 Confident or Arrogant? [Murakami Yuka] Debuts!" When I wrote the introduction, I never imagined Espany would have so many follow-up actions. In my four years of experience in the industry, this is the second time S1 has done so much marketing for a newcomer's debut, after [unpai]. Therefore, [Murakami Yuka] has become the second newcomer in my four-year career who has prompted me to write two thousand-word articles about her before she even debuts (the first being [Otto...).