LE SSERAFIM's Kazuha looked back at the girl group's pre-debut moments in the documentary "The World Is My Oyster," where she was seen getting emotional.

Before LE SSERAFIM dominated the K-pop scene, the group members gave their blood, sweat, and tears while training before their debut. They also hit a glitch when Garam left the group following her bullying scandal.

Because of the hardships they went through, it is normal that they get emotional at times. But Kazuha had a different reason when she let her guard down as a trainee.

Kazuha Recalls Pre-Debut LE SSERAFIM

Kazuha recently graced the pages of Marie Claire magazine with her visuals. Aside from posing for the publication, she also sat for an interview where she addressed several subjects, including the "The World Is My Oyster" era.

LE SSERAFIM's pre-debut documentary recorded the members' lives as they trained before they debuted earlier this year. According to the member, she somewhat feels overwhelmed whenever she watches it again.

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Kazuha chose the scene in which she cried as the most memorable part of the documentary. She explained that, instead of feeling sad, her tears were due to the members' warm welcome toward her and the teachers who helped her overcome her nervousness soon after she arrived in South Korea.

She was born and raised in Kochi, Japan, before her family moved to Osaka and stayed there until she was 16. They eventually jetted into Amsterdam where she attended the Dutch National Ballet Academy.

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Compared to other members, Kazuha trained the shortest by spending only three months as a trainee before her debut.

Her pre-debut story came months after reports about Kazuha crying in their practice room emerged.

LE SSERAFIM members revealed that she got emotional after hearing Yunjin's "Raise Y_our Glass" for the first time. Sakura and Yunjin reportedly saw their co-member cry while in the middle of their practice session.

Kazuha Reveals What She Wants in The Future

Although Kazuha can get emotional so easily, she is already mature enough to plan for her future.

Elsewhere in her Marie Claire Magazine interview, she expressed her desire to try performances that would highlight her confidence and strength. Still, she noted that she is still in the process of making and building herself to reach that version.

She added that her members are always there to help her to adjust faster in the activities she chooses to do.

With LE SSERAFIM's continuous success, Kazuha aims to keep growing and improving so she can reportedly conquer bigger stages. Once she reaches that goal, the K-pop idol will reportedly show her fans her full confidence as an artist.

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Written by Alexandria Kim.