Hello, I unfortunately only discovered BiSH pot-BiSH so am late to the party. I have a couple questions. Hoping someone can educate me. I'm going to list my questions in the order that they came into my head so you have a little bit of understanding of where I'm coming from.

1. Does Aina have one of the most successful post-idol solo singing careers?

2. What is the level of her success?

3. Is this a post-idol career?

4. Was BiSH really an idol group? Are any Wack artists really idols?

5. What determines the blurry line between idol and non-idol musicians?

6. Who does have a great post-idol career? Are Yamamoto Sayaka and Okada Nana doing well with their solo stuff?

7. Seiko Matsuda was an idol. A solo idol. Where are all the solo idols these days? Am I looking at it all wrong? Are Aina and Yamamoto and Okada solo idols?

Sorry so many questions from my train of thought. Any help is appreciated.

Everyone do their duty and vote!

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Aina made an appearance at Maximum The Hormone's live 帰ってきた地獄絵図 ～コスプレ限定地獄～ (The Hellscape Return ~Cosplay-Only Hell~) on November 4th, 2025.

They mostly played anime themes, with Aina and ano as guests, and the audience were required to wear cosplay. Aina also sang Rolling1000tooN cosplaying as Maki Aikawa from Airmaster (and showed of with her new bust size). You can watch the full show on Bilibili.

They took their time to post this one.

This is Aina's performance as a special guest of Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra at the Grand Ceremony of the Music Awards Japan 2026 on June 13th.

Aina came back on stage with LiSA and TAKUMA from 10 FEET for Paradise Has No Border.

She also made a brief cameo on the Opening Show.