Where did Kana Hanazawa Arsenal's North Expression Pack come from?

Kana Hanazawa's "Arsenal in the North" expression pack comes from a Japanese variety show. The expression pack of Kana Hanazawa, a famous Japanese seiyuu, comes from a variety show called Green Mouth in Japan. In the program, when the weather forecast on the screen was broadcast to "North of Hyogo Prefecture", coriander showed a symbolic smile, so the expression pack was named "North of Arsenal".

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Arsenal North was originally a Japanese place name, but Kana Hanazawa once showed a very happy smile on a TV program, which was captured by netizens and spread on the Internet. In the picture, the weather forecast is playing at the top of the screen, and the place name happens to be Arsenal North.

Because the screen shot contains Kana Hanazawa's name, it happened that the weather forecast on the TV screen showed "rain in the north of the arsenal 19℃ 60%/40%", and the words "Beauty seiyuu Kana Hanazawa" appeared on the screen. The only word that China netizens know is the place name of the weather forecast on "Arsenal North", so they began to use Arsenal North to refer to the magical expression pack of Kana Hanazawa.

This incident is also called "Arsenal North Incident". Since then, coriander has won the reputation of "Miss Arsenal North", which has surpassed Mona Lisa's smile in the second world and has been spoofed on various occasions. This emoticon pack has been dubbed as one of the "Three Great Characters" by netizens in China.

Kana Hanazawa himself is very disgusted with this matter. For a long time, this expression pack was popular, and she didn't even dare to smile in front of the camera. So far, this expression pack has been deeply disliked by some fans who really love coriander.