#1月-2週目ミュージック・コンタクト・アーティスト／GENERATIONS（片寄涼太）

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1月のマンスリー・アーティストはGENERATIONSから前半は片寄涼太さん、後半は数原龍友さんが担当✨1月2週目の未放送の名古屋ネタをお送りします💕本編はraikoからお聞き下さい▼radiko：http://radiko.jp/share/?sid=FMAICHI&t=20260110123000番組X：https://x.com/menicon807GENERATIONS X：https://x.com/generationsfext

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