At least that's what I think is being said, "ikkigomi". It means like "single
comment" or "impressions" or something, but I don't know how it's written in
Japanese. If someone could enlighten/correct me as to what the word(s) would
be.
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"Ikkigomi"? Single comment in Japanese
You probably mean 意気込み(Ikigomi in Romaji, いきごみ in Hiragana). 意気込み means your
enthusiasm trying to do something.

意気込み is sometimes used like "今の意気込みをお願いします。" which means "Tell me your
enthusiasm to try this." This phrase is often heard some TV program, say a
sports player is asked this question for his/her short comment on something
about to try.
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