Music Video
In the "Koi no Tsubomi" PV, Kumi is shown as a blue fairy who grants the wishes for love of busy and dowdy-looking girls (all of which are played by her). There are scenes of her as a stay-at home girl (in the yellow outfit) a secretary (in the gray business suit and glasses) and as a car washer (in the coveralls), being incredibly tired of their jobs. After work, they all go home, tired, and play with a blue fairy doll. The doll transforms into blue fairy Kumi and she transforms the girls' outfits into more glamorous street wear. It seems all of them have a wish for love, and it seems to show that the man they're after is the same (though he is never shown). This video is inspired by her young sister misono's music video for Kojin Jugyo.
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