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In 2007, Aoyama launched the project Milky Cat DMC 25, which can be described as a musical alter ego. The moniker is a curious combination of seemingly unrelated words. "Milky Cat" evokes a sense of whimsy and dreaminess, while "DMC 25" appears to be a reference to the popular hip-hop group DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince's song "Parents Just Don't Understand" (albeit with a cryptic twist).

She transitions seamlessly between "cute" and "sophisticated" looks. Expression: In 2007, Aoyama launched the project Milky Cat

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: Uniqueness and emotional expression. Unlike mass-produced figures, Milky Cat pieces feel like art installations. In 2007, Aoyama launched the project Milky Cat