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This article contains a translation of 八木アリサ from ja.wikipedia.

She goes by "Alissa Yagi", but her birth name is "Arisa Yagi" (the Japanese spelling of her name), which is seen in a screenshot of her passport on We Got Married here (timestamp 4:35). If anyone knows which episode it is (where they go on a "honeymoon" to Macau), please let me know so I can properly cite this. lullabying ( talk) 08:05, 24 August 2019 (UTC) reply