I’m fine.
This is Yoshino Aoyama.
The contrast between the large, flashy signboard that can be seen from the station building and the expressway (I have a driver’s license!), and the darkness below the lighthouse, makes you forget that it’s there when you pass by the signboard.
Even unchanging things can be seen as completely different by simply changing the angle of view.
What I thought had changed was that nothing had changed except that I could see the other side of the moment itself. It’s the moon.
Well, I had my birthday the other day.
This year as well, I was able to hold a birthday live, and I received congratulations on various programs and on SNS, and I was able to tell many people about my aging.
I’ve been able to survive this far thanks to everyone who always gives me their warm support, everyone involved, the characters who entrusted me with their vocal cords, and most of all, my family.
Somewhere in my heart I keep thinking about the finiteness of life. People will someday die and pass on their inheritance.
I don’t have the space yet to think about what lies ahead in my grand life, but I think it’s something I’ll have to think about someday.
Vague expectations and anxiety about what’s right in front of me are always swirling around the sun that is me, and I also wonder if a big bang will happen even in my tariki hongan and everything will go as planned.
It doesn’t seem like that’s going to happen, so we have no choice but to move forward one step or two at a time.
It’s really scary to keep looking at yourself correctly, but I’m the only one who can understand me correctly, so I hope I can show off my innate competitiveness and not give in to loud voices or small malice.
For my birthday, I got a lot of beer and coffee coupons.
Over the years, I’ve been making a positive change in my schedule by reducing the number of people I schedule with others, but my liver always takes care of the beer, and I always end up losing out on a few cups of coffee.
Some people don’t really believe in the stimulant effect of caffeine. I feel like 1/10 of that contains a placebo. Because I’m sleepy now. I even added a shot.
Thanks to that, I’m now a coffee millionaire, so I thought I’d find some acquaintances in town and buy them some.
A gift sent to me by someone disappears back to someone else as my goodwill. Reincarnation. Maybe that’s how humans prospered.
So that’s it for now.
This year looks like it’s going to be summer, both weather-wise and personally.
Bocchi the rock! will be released in theaters as a compilation and tour as a rockin’ band!
And I think I’ll be producing my second album. The other day, I held a birthday live for the third time, and for the first time, I held a party with the staff and band, and we ended up talking about the King’s Cadenza.
This is also a commemorative photo. I will go back to Kumamoto and Sendai! I’m already 2n years old, so I won’t cry, but I’m sure you’ll be greeted with a warm feeling.
Goodbye then.
Aoyama Yoshino
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