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Yuta Nakamoto (NCT 127) appears on the cover and in an interview ``With more experience, the feeling that we are the coolest is getting stronger'' The special feature is "Reset your skin's 'summer fatigue'" / Koji Mukai's incandescent camera lesson Yuta Nakamoto of NCT 127 appears on the cover of the September 12th issue of AERA, which will be released on September 5th. Yuta, who moved to Korea alone at the age of 16 and is active around the world as a member of NCT 127. After gaining experience with him, he says, "I feel stronger that we are the coolest." The photos taken by Mika Ninagawa, with the light in the background and full of “seasons”, are a must-see. The opening feature is "Reset your skin's 'summer fatigue'." Intense heat, masks, summer dryness, UV rays, and more. Mitsugu Onishi is the new teacher for the popular series "Koji Mukai Learns Incandescent Camera Lessons". The two of us will walk around downtown Tsukishima. Similarly, the popular series "Kohei Matsushita Junin to Iro" is the third with Kento Hayashi as a guest. We will have a deep talk about "making a role". Please take a look at the book filled with various other contents.

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