"Ryoute ni Nia", "to have Nia in both hands"
It's a pun on the japanese idiom "ryoute ni hana", which can be translated "to have flowers in both hands" and means "to have double advantage" or "to be with two girls"."Ryoute ni Nia", "to have Nia in both hands"
It's a pun on the japanese idiom "ryoute ni hana", which can be translated "to have flowers in both hands" and means "to have double advantage" or "to be with two girls".
"Ryoute ni Nia", "to have Nia in both hands"
It's a pun on the japanese idiom "ryoute ni hana", which can be translated "to have flowers in both hands" and means "to have double advantage" or "to be with two girls".
"Ryoute ni Nia", "to have Nia in both hands"
It's a pun on the japanese idiom "ryoute ni hana", which can be translated "to have flowers in both hands" and means "to have double advantage" or "to be with two girls".
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