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Hirai Hana, the older sister of TWICE's Momo, is generating significant buzz in Korea as she broadens her professional endeavors. Following her impactful appearance on "Street Woman Fighter" (SWF), Hana has signed with a new agency, signaling her intent to establish a stronger presence in the Korean entertainment scene. This move is driven by her recognized talent and the growing interest from Korean audiences.
Hana, a seasoned dancer, was a core member of Osaka Ojogang on SWF, where her dedication to mastering challenging choreography, like breaking, earned respect from fellow dancers and viewers. Beyond her SWF success, she has a strong background in Japan, having worked as a choreographer, dance instructor, and even a director for an Osaka pro basketball team's cheerleading squad. Notably, KBO cheerleader Ayaka Nozawa, a former Yomiuri Giants cheerleader and softball pitcher, revealed she learned dance directly from Hirai Hana, further highlighting Hana's influence. Hana also recently shared a a two-shot with Momo on Instagram for Momo's 29th birthday, captivating fans with their "strong genes" and "best sisters" visuals.
Local bloggers are expressing high anticipation for Hirai Hana's future in Korea, expecting her to venture beyond dance into various fields such as broadcasting and fashion. They commend her passion and skill, as demonstrated on SWF, and believe her established reputation in the Japanese dance scene provides a solid foundation for her Korean expansion. Her unique identity, extending beyond her connection to Momo, is seen as a key factor in her potential success.
