Yua Mikami Holds First Overseas Birthday Fan Meeting in Taiwan
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- Yua Mikami, a cheerleader for the Formosa Dreamers, held her first overseas birthday fan meeting in Taiwan.
- The event included dance performances, interactive games, and a Q&A session with fans.
- Mikami shared her birthday wishes, hoping for future meetings and the health and safety of her fans.
Formosa Dreamers cheerleader Yua Mikami celebrated her birthday with fans in Taiwan, marking her first-ever birthday event held overseas. The fan meeting was a lively occasion, filled with dance performances that ignited the atmosphere and interactive segments designed to engage attendees. Mikami, who also spoke briefly in Mandarin about her recent activities, shared laughter and memorable moments with her Taiwanese fans. The highlight of the event was the birthday celebration itself, where fans sang "Happy Birthday" to Mikami before she made a wish and cut the cake. This marked her first birthday celebration with fans in Taiwan. Mikami shared three wishes: the hope for future opportunities to meet her fans, a wish for everyone's health and safety, and a third wish kept private. During a Q&A session, Mikami answered pre-collected fan questions, sharing personal anecdotes and thoughts. When asked to describe the fans present, she expressed her happiness, stating, "Seeing everyone here today makes me feel very happy."
Seeing everyone here today makes me feel very happy.
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Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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