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Ayana
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Ayana

Ayana Kuwahara is the Japanese finalist who carried real closing momentum into ABEMA's World Scout: The Final Piece, the Japan-focused search HYBE x Geffen Records launched to find one last member for its next multinational girl group. The show was not a casual add-on. The official project framing put more than 14,000 applicants into the wider funnel before the field narrowed to one final head-to-head decision.

That is why Ayana mattered. By the time the finale arrived, she was one of the last two contestants still fighting for the final opening beside already-confirmed members Emily, Lexie, and Samara. Her run positioned her inside the same broader development system that first produced KATSEYE, which gave every late-stage evaluation more strategic weight than a standard survival-show edit.

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World Scout: The Final PieceVariety Show

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Who is Ayana in World Scout: The Final Piece?
Ayana is Kuwahara Ayana, the Japanese finalist who stayed alive until the last decision in ABEMA's World Scout: The Final Piece. HYBE x Geffen built the show to choose one final member for its next global girl group, which made Ayana one of the last trainees still competing after a nationwide search and a long finalist round.
Did Ayana make the World Scout finale?
Yes. Ayana entered the final live decision as one of the last two contestants still in contention for the final opening. That placed her directly against Sakura Tobi for the last seat beside already-confirmed members Emily, Lexie, and Samara in HYBE x Geffen's next multinational lineup.
Why was Ayana a serious contender for HYBE x Geffen?
Ayana lasted because the project was evaluating more than isolated performance moments. HYBE x Geffen was also testing chemistry, composure, and how well each trainee could complete a globally cast lineup. Reaching the last decision in a project tied to more than 14,000 applicants made her one of the strongest public-facing prospects in the field.

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