Maximum the Hormone Hormone Fan "Fan"

This hormone-flavored fan is the perfect item for summer. With its overall calm, traditional Japanese pattern and chic color scheme, this item is perfect not only for concerts and festivals, but also for subtly showing your hunger on your commute to work or school. Designed by ROLLING CRADLE ■ Size: 22.5cm (length when closed) This item shines brightly both at live performances and in everyday life. It's a must-have for any Hungry fan. Currently hard to find, this item is available on Amazon! We also have a wide selection of other Maximum the Hormone merchandise on sale. Maximum the Hormone merchandise is extremely popular! Almost all items sell out instantly! According to Maximum the Ryo-kun, the origin of the band name is that they "blast music that makes your blood boil and your flesh dance, so much so that your brain secretions (hormones) are secreted to the maximum (maximum)!!!" but this was actually an afterthought. In reality, the members were meat lovers, so they included the name of "hormone" from yakiniku (Japanese barbecue), and then added "MAXIMUM" as a cool word to achieve the name.[3] Initially, the name was written in English as "Maximum The Hormone," but after a change in members, it became the current katakana spelling (although the English spelling is sometimes used even after the katakana spelling was adopted). It is often written as "Maximum the Hormone" or "Maximum the Hormone," but the official spelling is "Maximum the Hormone" with a half-width space between each word. As a unique project, they irregularly hold a conditional, limited free live concert called "Hell Picture," which is a Hormone-style festival. The main conditions include "Limited to men weighing 70 kg or more," "Limited to men weighing 55 kg or less," and "Must bite into a whole clove of raw garlic upon entry and wear a long-sleeved down jacket during the live performance." These shows often impose harsh conditions on the audience, such as "only for those under 160cm tall," "chugging milk upon entry," and "having to keep a pacifier in your mouth throughout the performance and being unable to speak; dropping it results in expulsion." Initially, these shows were mainly held in the studios the members normally use, but recently they have been held in places the members have no connection to and don't usually visit for live performances.