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... that veteran actress Takako Tokiwa called Manami Ōno an "exceptional talent" after co-starring with her in Ōno's debut television drama?
Source: In an interview, Takako Tokiwa also commented on Ōno's behavior on set and her eagerness to absorb acting techniques, saying, “She was really loved by everyone on set. I think that’s why they call her an ‘exceptional talent’! I’m so glad Manami-chan is my daughter! It was a pleasure working with her.”
ALT1: ... that Hinatazaka46 member Manami Ōno admires author Osamu Dazai for his "rock-and-roll" way of life? Source: Eventually, I started reading novels more often, and I came to love the works of Osamu Dazai. Dazai's way of life was very rock [and roll], and I really love that about him.
ALT2: ... that before she joined Hinatazaka46, Manami Ōno had been noticed as a fan by one of the group members' sister? Source: I remembered my older sister telling me, "There's this super cute girl who's your fan at the Hinatansai merchandise booth." When I asked Ōno-chan to show me some photos from back then, my older sister was like, "That's her!!"
Overall: Article is new enough and long enough. Hook facts are cited, though I do not approve ALT2 as it is overly long and difficult for people unfamiliar with Japanese culture to parse. Copyvio tool shows mostly direct quotes (though maybe that word sense bit could be rephrased?). Spotchecks of Japanese-language sources using Google did not find paraphrasing issues. Good to go. —Chris Woodrich (talk) 19:38, 29 August 2026 (UTC)Reply
Thank you for the review and approval. I've simplified ALT2 for further consideration and replaced the wasei-eigo-ish "word sense" with "diction". PetéWarrior (talk) 02:42, 30 August 2026 (UTC)Reply
Article is new enough and long enough. Hook facts are cited, though I do not approve ALT2 as it is overly long and difficult for people unfamiliar with Japanese culture to parse. Copyvio tool shows mostly direct quotes (though maybe that word sense bit could be rephrased?). Spotchecks of Japanese-language sources using Google did not find paraphrasing issues. Good to go. — Chris Woodrich (talk) 19:38, 29 August 2026 (UTC)