Aiko Kaito:Rie Mochizuki leaves people astonished, wondering "what kind of effort does she put in?"

Freelance announcers Rie Mochizuki and Aiko Kaito appeared at a press conference held on June 21st at SHIBUYA SACS (Shibuya Ward, Tokyo) before the release event for "Cent Force Official Book 2026-2027" (Shogakukan). When asked about the changes in each other, the two, who belong to the same agency, said that they were surprised that Kaito had not changed, saying, "From the moment she joined (the agency), it felt like an angel had joined. What's amazing is that her aura hasn't changed! I'm surprised and wonder what kind of effort she puts in."

Furthermore, Mochizuki praised one of the photos that Kaito shows in the photobook, saying, "She looks good in black clothes, and she's also started to look good in sexy outfits. She has sexiness while still retaining her usual Ai-chan charm, so I wonder if she's really a doll."

Listening to this, Kaito smiled shyly and said, "Thank you," and then added, "Mochizuki seems to be getting younger with age; she looks younger. Her skin is so radiant and beautiful, it's amazing," as she gazed admiringly at Mochizuki's beautiful skin.

When asked about the secret to maintaining beautiful skin, Mochizuki said, "Lately, if I live an unhealthy lifestyle, it shows up in my skin, so I make sure to do the basics like eating properly, getting enough sleep, and taking baths. When I have work, I try to control things like not going out the day before, and I've become much more attentive to my body. If I seem to be able to maintain my skin and look like I'm working hard, I think that's the key."

Meanwhile, Kaito revealed, "I love weight training and have been doing it for about 15 years. I feel like I can solve all my physical and mental problems by going to the gym." She added, "I keep it relaxed; if I'm too strict, I won't be able to continue. I do squats with my own weight, or with just 5kg, and I train my back and glutes."

The event is being held to commemorate the release of the digital version of the official book, which was pre-released in April. In addition to a permanent panel exhibition and the sale of limited-edition goods, affiliated Caster will be holding talk shows on a rotating basis. The event runs until the 26th.