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Be cautious of "imposter" or "fan" accounts. Always verify the follower count and the join date (2017) to ensure you are following the correct profile. 神宮寺ナオ (@nao_jinguji) / Posts / X

Perhaps the most legendary moment in history is the "Gyoza Incident" of 2017. Nao posted a photo of a half-eaten plate of gyoza with a cryptic caption: "This is what betrayal tastes like." Fans speculated for weeks. Was it about a bandmate? A producer? A boyfriend? Nao never clarified, but the tweet went viral within Japanese idol fandom, spawning memes and conspiracy theories. It perfectly encapsulated her brand: chaotic, cryptic, and compelling. nao jinguji twitter

One of the reasons for Nao’s massive following is her engagement. While primarily posting in Japanese, her visual content and occasional short English phrases make her account accessible to international fans. The "Retweet" and "Like" counts on her posts often reach the thousands within minutes, reflecting her immense popularity and the active nature of her community. Navigating the Platform Be cautious of "imposter" or "fan" accounts

During a brief hiatus in 2019, she expanded her digital footprint by launching a YouTube channel, 神tube (Jinguji Tube), which has amassed over 13,500 subscribers. Personal Interests and Style Nao posted a photo of a half-eaten plate

Whether you are a long-time supporter or a newcomer, Nao Jinguji’s Twitter is an essential window into the career and personality of one of the industry's most captivating figures. or look for specific recent announcements from her feed?

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