“The world moves according to what Marin says,” and, “Everything ends up happening the way she says it will.” Insights about Marin Honda from her family
Insights about Marin Honda from her family.
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On the May 15th, Marin Honda (23) appeared live on Fuji TV’s “Poka Poka” alongside her sisters, actress Miyu (20) and Sara (18). During their appearance, Marin’s remarkable abilities were revealed. They also shared some of the unique rules of the Honda household. Here’s a translation.
- Waking up at 5 a.m. to eat ice cream
- Each family member eating a different meal at the dinner table
- Drinking carrot juice while taking a bath
Waking up at 5 a.m. was a regular practice for studying or training before school. Marin explained that she ate ice cream in the mornings because “it helps with concentration when studying.” She confessed, “It wasn’t until I was in middle school that I realized most people don’t eat ice cream in the morning. I thought everyone did it.” This revelation prompted a host to humorously remark, “That’s pretty late to figure out!” sending the studio into laughter.
Recalling their family’s nutrition-focused habits, Marin shared how her mother, who is a certified Athlete Food Meister, designed meals tailored to each family member’s nutritional needs and growth stages. Miyu revealed, “When I wanted a hearty breakfast, I’d eat steak.”
One particularly unique habit was drinking carrot juice while taking a bath. According to Sara, “My mom loved carrot juice, so we always had it at home. Before taking a bath, she’d often say, ‘Bring some with you!’” Marin added, “It felt like a special treat to drink it in the bath, so I enjoyed it wholeheartedly.”
Some of Marin’s remarkable abilities were also revealed.
Sara, five years younger than Marin, shared, “If you follow what she says, things just work out. I tend to stick to my own opinions when it comes to studying or skating, but when Marin advised me to ‘listen to what your parents are saying,’ it really worked out for me,” she said, reflecting on her trust in her older sister.
Miyu then enthusiastically added, “Can I say this? Marin has a special ability.” She confessed that there was a time when, right after waking up, Marin suddenly asked her, “Are you okay, Miyu?” — and guessed exactly what Miyu was struggling with.
Marin elaborated, explaining, “I had a dream where I saw Miyu crying. After waking up, I asked her, ‘Are you okay?’ and it turned out she was actually troubled.” Hearing this, her younger sisters emphatically agreed: “The world moves according to what Marin says,” and, “Everything ends up happening the way she says it will.”
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