A significant development in the Korean entertainment scene is the news of Hirai Hana, TWICE Momo's older sister, signing an exclusive contract with the Korean entertainment company Ghost Agency. This move is generating considerable buzz as it signals a major expansion of her dance career from Japan into the Korean market, drawing attention from both fans and the public.
Hirai Hana, a dancer who gained recognition for her performances with the Ojo-Gang crew on 'Street Woman Fighter Season 2,' is known for her captivating blend of K-dance and J-dance styles. Ghost Agency, her new management, specializes in integrating the careers of dancers, creators, and artists. This partnership is anticipated to open doors for Hana to engage in various activities, including appearances on Korean broadcast programs, participation in K-pop choreography projects, and even potential collaborative performances with her sister, Momo.
Local bloggers and fans perceive this as a pivotal moment in Hana's career, highlighting the increasing influence of the global K-dance market and Korean entertainment platforms. There is strong anticipation for her evolution from a dancer into a versatile entertainer. Fans are particularly excited about the sisters, Momo and Hana, pursuing their artistic aspirations within the dynamic Korean entertainment landscape, with many Japanese fans expressing hope for Hana to achieve broader recognition in Korea.
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