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2025-08-11 33:23

Ep235 高松ふりかえり〜前編〜

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しーさんが引っ越し直前で高松から収録するのは最後の機会!

ということで、約1年半住んだ高松はどうだったかをふりかえる回です。

長くなったので前後編に分け、今回は前編!

後編に具体的なおすすめのお店など話しているので、ぜひ併せて聴いてくださいね。

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In this episode, the hosts reflect on their time in Takamatsu, discussing the delicious local cuisine, the harmonious blend of urban and rural life, and the welcoming atmosphere that enhances their experience. They also highlight the city's tourist-friendly environment and accessibility, as well as their positive interactions with the local community. The hosts share their insights about life in Takamatsu and the importance of building relationships with new friends and parenting, as explored through their social media interactions. They talk about their usage of various social media platforms, including Instagram and Facebook, discussing their posting habits and the effects of sharing personal updates online. The episode addresses the common challenges of managing mobile storage and taking photos, particularly with devices like iPhones, and the complexities of uploading images. The hosts share their experiences and insights related to C3 Takamatsu, discussing the challenges and advantages of upgrading to a new iPhone. Furthermore, they reflect on the Manpuku Gacha event, discussing its prizes, the excitement of additional draws, and the challenges encountered in sending out updates.

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スピーカー 2
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高松での思い出
スピーカー 2
今日は、しーさんが 高松から収録できるのが 今回で最後だろうということで...
スピーカー 3
最後ですね。
スピーカー 2
高松ふりかえり会を しましょう。
わー。
わー。
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ざっくりと 1年半ぐらいですか、住んで。
スピーカー 3
うーん、そうですね。 1年と7ヶ月。
Yeah, it's been a year and a half.
スピーカー 1
Yes.
We only went once.
スピーカー 2
Yeah, we could only go once.
スピーカー 3
I didn't expect it to be just that one time.
スピーカー 2
Yeah.
Yeah.
I thought we'd go to a lot more islands.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
スピーカー 3
I thought so too.
スピーカー 2
What should we look back on?
スピーカー 3
I don't know.
For now, it was a really nice place.
スピーカー 2
Yeah, I agree.
I felt like everything was delicious from a distance.
スピーカー 3
The food was really good.
スピーカー 2
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
スピーカー 3
Udon is a popular dish.
But meat, vegetables, and fruits were all delicious.
The somen was really good too.
The somen from Shodo Island.
The somen from Shodo Island was better than the somen from Ibo.
It was really good.
スピーカー 2
Wait, wait, wait, wait.
Why are you making that face?
スピーカー 3
There were a lot of vegetables from Shikoku.
スピーカー 2
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
スピーカー 3
And meat.
Yeah.
All of them were delicious.
There were even vegetables that looked like they were made in Kagawa.
スピーカー 2
Yeah, yeah.
スピーカー 3
For now, it was delicious.
スピーカー 2
It was delicious, wasn't it?
スピーカー 3
Yeah, the seafood, of course.
スピーカー 2
When I went there just once, I thought everything was delicious.
スピーカー 3
Yeah, it had only been half a year since we moved.
We hadn't been able to find a restaurant yet.
I wish we could have come here again.
I wish we could have come here.
住みやすい環境
スピーカー 1
Do you like the places you've lived in?
スピーカー 2
Yeah, I live in a lot of good places.
I see.
I live in a lot of good places.
I see.
スピーカー 3
I guess so.
But there are a lot of people who move here.
It's a city where everything is well-balanced.
スピーカー 2
I see.
In terms of image, I have the image that the food is delicious or that the ingredients are delicious in the first place.
スピーカー 3
The ingredients are delicious, and the weather is nice.
スピーカー 2
Setouchi.
スピーカー 3
The sea is close, so the air is bright.
スピーカー 2
Oh, I see.
スピーカー 3
Yeah, it's like that.
There are only three people in Shimane.
There are many cloudy days.
I used to live in Shimane.
スピーカー 2
Izumo, right?
スピーカー 3
I feel like there are only three people.
It's bright here, the air is good, and the wind is good.
スピーカー 1
It's said that the humidity is low.
スピーカー 3
It feels like it's open.
It's like accepting strangers.
スピーカー 2
That's right.
I see.
スピーカー 3
In fact, there are a lot of people who move here.
It's a rural city, but it feels like a city.
It's not closed at all, but it feels like a city.
In that sense, it's easy to move.
スピーカー 2
You said it was an easy-to-raise city.
Is that true?
スピーカー 3
That's right.
Many people told me that before I moved here.
I was worried.
Kyoto was very easy to raise, so I was worried.
But it was easy to raise.
Especially if you have a car, it's even more convenient to raise a cat.
I used to go to the support center a lot.
The support center is a place where children who go to kindergarten can play.
It's free.
It was fulfilling.
Elderly people who have finished raising children in the area.
スピーカー 2
They opened a community center where children could gather as volunteers.
It feels like a place where children are welcomed.
It's more like Kyoto, isn't it?
スピーカー 3
That's right.
I feel like tourists are prioritized in Kyoto.
高松の観光と生活
スピーカー 3
Looking at the whole city, I really enjoyed the neighborhood.
The whole atmosphere of the city seemed to be tourist-oriented.
Takamatsu was also good.
There are far fewer tourists than Kyoto.
スピーカー 2
That's true.
スピーカー 3
It was easy to live as a tourist attraction.
スピーカー 2
I see.
It's hard to find a city with this many tourists.
That's right.
It's good to be able to play in the park.
スピーカー 3
There are a lot of large parks.
There are a lot of parks and parking lots that are free of charge.
I didn't have to worry about that.
スピーカー 2
On the other hand, people who live there naturally don't know the value of being free of charge.
スピーカー 3
That's right.
The parking lot in Kyoto costs a lot of money.
People who own a car can live without it.
But the parking lot is basically free.
In such a large facility.
スピーカー 2
There is plenty of land.
スピーカー 3
That's amazing.
スピーカー 2
If I were in Osaka, I would be able to get a parking fee of about 3,000 yen.
That's right.
That's a big advantage.
スピーカー 3
That's right.
It's convenient to have a car.
Surprisingly, there are people who move every three years.
There are people who live without a car.
スピーカー 2
I see.
Even so, it can be established.
スピーカー 3
Even if you raise a child?
スピーカー 1
Yes.
スピーカー 3
In the city.
There is a roadside train.
It's convenient.
If you live near the station, you can live without a car.
There are few hills.
If you are an adult, bicycles are very convenient.
There is little rain.
I didn't necessarily need a car.
スピーカー 2
I see.
I see.
I'm sure there are people who think so.
It's okay.
スピーカー 3
If you have a car, you will definitely enjoy it.
I don't have a problem with everyday life.
I see.
スピーカー 2
If you live in the city.
Only good things come out.
スピーカー 3
I think there were only good things.
There was no such thing.
It's only a year and a half.
I think it will end without seeing only good things.
スピーカー 2
If you think positively, it's fun to live in various places for a short period of time.
スピーカー 3
I think so.
スピーカー 1
I want to live in various places.
Rather than staying in one place.
I see.
It's hard to keep up with the money.
スピーカー 2
I'm tired.
スピーカー 1
But I want to live in various places.
スピーカー 3
I think so.
I think I'm lucky.
スピーカー 2
I think it was better to have a small house.
スピーカー 3
I see.
But I wanted to stay for about 3 years.
スピーカー 2
That's right.
I was worried that my dialect would be like that.
スピーカー 3
But it turned out to be completely different.
スピーカー 1
I'm using dialect now.
I was going to make you laugh.
スピーカー 3
The people I met were all very nice.
I had some very good encounters.
スピーカー 2
I see.
スピーカー 3
The teacher of the self-reliance group was like that.
I also met a friend who was in a child-raising relationship.
It was very good.
I was blessed with good encounters.
スピーカー 2
How many of those people originally live in Takamatsu?
スピーカー 3
About half.
I see.
There are quite a few Tenkin people.
Anyway, I met good people.
スピーカー 2
I see.
I was a volunteer at a child-raising support center.
スピーカー 3
I read English picture books.
スピーカー 2
There was a person who wanted to do it with me.
We had the same opinion.
スピーカー 3
I was able to enjoy my activities.
スピーカー 2
I see.
You did a lot in Takamatsu.
スピーカー 3
That's right.
Especially in the last six months.
スピーカー 2
I see.
高松での生活とSNSのつながり
スピーカー 2
You were on the side of taking care of others.
スピーカー 3
I felt like I was participating in society.
スピーカー 2
I agree.
I had the image that I was doing a lot more than when I was in Kyoto.
スピーカー 1
Because you worked.
スピーカー 2
That's right.
スピーカー 3
I see.
I didn't have a job.
スピーカー 2
There was also the coronavirus.
Child-raising.
スピーカー 3
It was a year and a half of child-raising.
I see.
スピーカー 1
Now we are connected on SNS.
We can get to know each other's situation even after moving.
スピーカー 2
You met people in Takamatsu.
スピーカー 3
I see.
When I thought about how to get along with people I got to know,
everyone asked me if I wanted to change my Instagram account.
スピーカー 2
I see.
I thought, oh, that's right.
スピーカー 3
I exchanged LINE, but I thought it would be a little more positive.
For example, I exchanged my yearbook.
スピーカー 2
I see.
That's great.
スピーカー 3
I thought so.
スピーカー 2
It's old-fashioned.
That's right.
スピーカー 3
When I was away from Kyoto, I did that.
I exchanged my yearbook.
スピーカー 2
That's great.
I exchanged my yearbook with some people.
It's a time when everyone is going to quit.
スピーカー 3
It's the other way around.
When I thought about what to do this time,
a mother asked me if I could change my Instagram account.
I thought, oh, that's a good idea.
スピーカー 1
That's right.
スピーカー 3
I thought Instagram was just right.
スピーカー 2
That's great.
You've been doing it naturally.
You've been doing Instagram.
スピーカー 1
I haven't used it that much.
スピーカー 2
I'm sure you've had friends who have been connected even when you're apart.
スピーカー 3
Yes, I have.
スピーカー 2
But it didn't come to that.
スピーカー 3
It didn't come to that.
I don't exchange Instagram with new friends.
I see.
スピーカー 1
I don't do that much.
スピーカー 2
I don't exchange Instagram either.
スピーカー 3
I haven't exchanged Instagram since then.
I don't think it was normal for a young mother to do that.
スピーカー 2
I didn't have the idea of exchanging it.
It's an account from the time of independence, so it's a little embarrassing.
スピーカー 1
But I think it's okay to make it.
スピーカー 2
That's right.
You can make it and post it.
スピーカー 3
I don't think so.
There were people who made it and posted it.
スピーカー 2
That's right.
I had the image that it was normal to make a new account according to the stage of life.
スピーカー 3
I see.
スピーカー 1
I have about three.
スピーカー 2
How do you use it?
How do you use it?
Like a store?
スピーカー 1
It's like an account for an individual, a store, and an old internet ID.
スピーカー 3
I see.
It's all working.
Maybe I should have done that.
I didn't have that kind of idea yesterday because I'm not that kind of person.
スピーカー 1
I see.
スピーカー 2
I don't think it's a big deal.
スピーカー 1
Even if people see it.
スピーカー 2
I don't think it's a big deal.
スピーカー 3
I didn't write anything weird.
But I thought it was just right.
That was good.
If you connect it to Instagram, you can see the current situation, it's easy to comment, and you can contact me easily.
I think it was good.
スピーカー 1
I don't feel like I'm so popular yet.
スピーカー 2
I don't think so.
スピーカー 1
I'm already popular on Facebook.
スピーカー 3
That's right.
スピーカー 2
Facebook is a small neighborhood.
スピーカー 1
There are people who still use Facebook.
スピーカー 2
I think it's very local.
スピーカー 3
I think older people use it a lot.
スピーカー 2
That's right.
Surprisingly, there are people in their 20s.
But I think the usage is different.
I don't think I'm active in the community at all.
ソーシャルメディアの使用状況
スピーカー 3
I'm just an old man on Facebook.
スピーカー 2
I don't think there are many people who use it on a daily basis.
スピーカー 3
Oh, that's right.
Announcements and reports.
スピーカー 2
That's right.
I think Instagram has the most users on a daily basis.
スピーカー 3
I think it's good to be able to see it.
スピーカー 2
That's right.
スピーカー 1
We don't really pay attention to what we're looking at.
スピーカー 3
That's right.
スピーカー 2
Isn't it the same on social media these days?
It's like you can see it or not.
If it's on Facebook, everyone can see it.
I totally ignore that atmosphere.
That's right.
スピーカー 3
It's like you're just posting a record you made on Instagram.
スピーカー 2
That's right.
スピーカー 3
I think there are a lot of people who don't use it.
スピーカー 2
That's right.
スピーカー 3
But Instagram is easy to use.
スピーカー 2
Instagram is all about photos.
But I feel like there are people who don't have any photos.
スピーカー 3
Do you still use it?
スピーカー 2
I do.
I feel like I'm not doing anything because I'm so divided.
I don't think I'm doing anything in private.
Is it an account for work?
It's like an account for notifying people or letting cats out.
So I'm connected to Instagram for privacy.
But I don't post anything at all.
スピーカー 3
I don't think it's going to flow at all.
スピーカー 2
That's right.
スピーカー 1
I haven't posted anything.
スピーカー 2
The last thing I posted was a video of a hat cutting my hair.
A video?
A video.
スピーカー 3
That was a long time ago.
スピーカー 2
That was a long time ago.
I don't have the urge to tweet anymore.
I used to tweet about delicious food.
I've been sending it all the time.
I'm doing it every day.
In a place other than there.
That's true.
スピーカー 1
If you send it to Oshii-san.
スピーカー 2
If I send it to Oshii-san and the Discord, I'm reporting it every day.
I don't want to claim anything.
I also have a cat account.
スピーカー 3
I see.
スピーカー 2
I don't have anything to put out in my private life.
スピーカー 3
If you were to exchange it with a new friend, which account would you use?
スピーカー 2
It's a cat account.
スピーカー 3
It's a cat account.
スピーカー 2
I post a lot on my cat account.
I don't post as much as I do now.
But I post about raising a cat every night.
スピーカー 3
You did it on Thread too.
How do you use it now?
スピーカー 2
I share what I post on Instagram on Thread.
When I start saying that, I post the cat video on my cat account.
I share it on Thread.
I also share it on the manga account of Fujiwara Hiro on Instagram.
Do you have the same thing?
Everything is the same.
I also post it on X.
I also post it on Blue Sky.
スピーカー 3
You had Blue Sky.
スピーカー 2
I posted it on YouTube.
That's amazing.
I also posted it on YouTube.
When I say cat videos, I post five of them.
スピーカー 3
I see.
スピーカー 2
It's a lot of work.
You do a lot of things.
I log in and share everything.
I also have Mixi 2.
I also have Mixi 2.
I also have Mixi 2.
スピーカー 3
I see.
It's amazing that you don't give up on what you started.
スピーカー 2
I don't have a lot of things.
I don't concentrate on one thing.
I feel like I'm far away.
スピーカー 3
You're not deep somewhere.
スピーカー 2
Yes.
I only post cat videos.
I only post cat videos.
It's tiring.
スピーカー 3
I don't know what to post.
スピーカー 2
I don't do anything private.
I post when I want to.
I post when I want to.
I post when I want to.
I post when I want to.
You're not deep.
Yes.
モバイルストレージの管理
スピーカー 1
You don't look at your phone?
スピーカー 3
I don't have enough space on my iPhone.
スピーカー 2
I don't have enough space on my iPhone.
スピーカー 3
I can't take a picture.
スピーカー 2
I can't take a picture.
スピーカー 3
I deleted Facebook and Twitter.
スピーカー 2
I deleted Facebook and Twitter.
スピーカー 3
I deleted Facebook and Twitter.
I deleted Facebook and Twitter.
But I can't take a picture.
I can't take a picture.
I can only see Instagram now.
I set my Instagram screen time to 15 minutes a day.
スピーカー 2
That's a long time.
スピーカー 3
It disappears after 15 minutes, but I can extend it.
スピーカー 1
You can extend it.
スピーカー 3
I post my clothes on Instagram.
I didn't look at other people's posts.
スピーカー 1
You didn't look at other people's posts.
スピーカー 3
I look at other people's posts.
スピーカー 2
You only post pictures on your phone?
スピーカー 3
I only post pictures on my phone.
スピーカー 2
You don't upload your videos to the cloud?
I have to.
スピーカー 1
You can upload to a hard disk.
I don't have a hard disk now.
スピーカー 3
I want to upload to a hard disk.
But I don't know how to do it.
You can use your computer.
Can I connect a line and upload it?
スピーカー 1
Or can I upload it without connecting a line?
If you use a Mac, you can use AirDrop.
スピーカー 2
Did you use a Mac?
スピーカー 3
I use Windows.
スピーカー 1
I don't know.
スピーカー 2
Do you use a cloud service?
I don't.
スピーカー 1
What about iCloud?
スピーカー 2
You don't use iCloud, Google Photos or Dropbox?
I don't.
スピーカー 1
What should I do for you?
There is a simple way to connect to a hard disk.
スピーカー 2
There is a USB.
The one you plug into your phone.
I think there is a way to do that.
I've never used it, so I don't know how to use it.
I don't know what you recommend.
スピーカー 3
I want to connect it physically.
I see.
I thought I should look it up.
It's been a few months.
スピーカー 1
I think it's better to put it in your computer.
スピーカー 2
Then you can plug it into your USB.
スピーカー 1
You can use it as an external drive.
スピーカー 3
I think so.
スピーカー 2
I think it's hard to choose what you want to see on your phone.
スピーカー 1
I think it's hard to choose what you want to see on your phone.
スピーカー 2
I think it's hard to choose what you want to see on your phone.
It takes a lot of time.
スピーカー 3
If you choose something, you don't have time to look at old photos.
スピーカー 1
You don't have time to look at old photos.
スピーカー 2
I think so.
It takes a lot of time to buy something and take a picture of it, but you can't organize it.
I think so.
It seems like you can't take a picture for a long time.
スピーカー 3
I can't take a picture of my child.
スピーカー 2
You can't do that.
スピーカー 1
You can buy a new iPhone.
You can buy a new iPhone.
I think so.
スピーカー 2
It's old.
How long have you been using it?
スピーカー 3
It's been a long time.
スピーカー 2
Let's buy it.
It's expensive.
Let's buy it.
When you're moving, you have to take a picture.
You have to put something here.
I think so.
スピーカー 3
Let's buy it.
スピーカー 2
I think it's very inconvenient.
It's very inconvenient not to be able to take a picture.
スピーカー 3
I'm using it as a memo.
I'm taking notes because I can't do that.
スピーカー 2
Oh, my God.
I'm getting more and more effort every day.
I see.
スピーカー 1
That's the easiest way.
It's easy and you can use it for various purposes.
スピーカー 2
You can buy a new one.
You can buy a new one.
スピーカー 1
You can extend it without having to do anything.
That's right.
You don't have to choose a new one.
iPhoneの選択とデータ転送
スピーカー 1
You just have to choose an iPhone.
スピーカー 2
That's right.
スピーカー 1
I think it was enough to choose SE.
If you have a large capacity, it's easy to extend it.
スピーカー 2
I'm sure you don't follow the iPhone information at all.
スピーカー 3
Not at all.
スピーカー 2
What's good about buying a new one?
スピーカー 3
I don't know at all.
スピーカー 2
If you don't know, you won't know.
I think the most convenient thing is the iPhone.
You can transfer what you need with AirDrop.
スピーカー 3
That's right.
スピーカー 2
It's an iPhone that doesn't take much time.
スピーカー 1
Is it 16E?
スピーカー 2
I think so.
It's very good.
It's very good in terms of performance.
スピーカー 1
It's very satisfactory.
It's about 100,000 yen.
スピーカー 3
It's quite expensive.
スピーカー 2
Don't you buy it used?
スピーカー 1
No, I don't buy it.
I buy it occasionally.
スピーカー 3
Where do you buy an iPhone?
スピーカー 2
I buy it from the official website.
Do you go to the store?
No, I buy it online.
スピーカー 3
Do you buy it online?
スピーカー 2
Yes, I buy it online.
スピーカー 3
Do you send it to the store and set it up yourself?
スピーカー 2
That's right.
There's nothing physically difficult about it.
スピーカー 3
Is that so?
スピーカー 1
It automatically transfers the data.
スピーカー 2
But you have to be careful.
When you register for Suica,
you have to switch to the new app.
If you don't do that, it's complicated.
But you don't register for C3, do you?
No, I don't.
I think it's easy now.
スピーカー 3
I have a contract with AU.
スピーカー 2
Can I go to the AU store?
I haven't been to the AU store in many years.
スピーカー 3
If you're from AU, you don't have to know which iPhone I'm using.
スピーカー 1
I think it's okay.
スピーカー 3
I don't think so.
Wasn't it a custom-made version in the past?
スピーカー 2
That's right.
スピーカー 3
It's not like that anymore.
スピーカー 1
You may have to change your SIM card.
スピーカー 2
I think I've changed my SIM card.
I see.
You don't have to do that.
If you go to my page in AU,
you can see what you're using.
I see.
But you don't have to do that.
You have to have a SIM card.
If you buy a new iPhone, you have to have a SIM card.
You can do it yourself.
スピーカー 3
I didn't know that.
I didn't know that.
I didn't know that.
スピーカー 2
I think it's hard to do it from scratch.
If you don't know.
Does your husband not know that?
スピーカー 3
I don't know.
But my husband bought a new iPhone.
スピーカー 2
I think he knows.
スピーカー 3
I think so.
スピーカー 2
It's easy.
But compared to the past,
it takes less time for the smartphone to transfer data.
It probably doesn't take that much time to transfer data from C3.
スピーカー 3
I think so.
スピーカー 2
But if you don't share photos,
you can get enough data on your new smartphone.
スピーカー 3
No, no.
スピーカー 2
If you transfer the data,
will the old data disappear?
No, it won't.
It won't.
Then it's okay.
I think it's better to transfer the data.
Really?
スピーカー 1
Of course.
I use my new iPhone all the time.
スピーカー 2
But I think it's better to save the data.
スピーカー 1
There's no point in saving the data.
You have to transfer the old data.
スピーカー 2
I'll leave that to the C3.
I'm afraid of the time.
It's been 10 minutes.
Let's switch.
Let's switch.
スピーカー 1
Let's switch.
スピーカー 2
Let's switch.
Let's switch for now.
Okay.
This is a behind-the-scenes story.
This time,
I said I would look back at C3 Takamatsu,
but in the end,
I ended up saying,
I should buy a new iPhone.
スピーカー 1
Yes.
スピーカー 2
Yes.
Manpuku Gachaの振り返り
スピーカー 2
I was going to summarize the look-back session in one video,
but it's been about an hour,
so I'll split it into two parts.
Okay.
I'll send you the rest next week.
In the end,
C3 still hasn't resumed sending pictures of food,
so I haven't repurchased it.
I'm sure you're still taking pictures of children.
スピーカー 1
It must be hard.
スピーカー 2
You might have taken a lot of pictures of turtles.
That's right.
I don't know if I can afford it,
but I'm sure it's time for me to move and be busy.
I'd like to announce the addition of the Manpuku Gacha,
so I'll let you know.
Yes.
The second Manpuku Gacha,
President Ahmed's Gacha,
started on August 5th.
There was a double chance prize for it,
and it was a duplicate of the one with the autograph.
Thankfully,
there were a lot of people who turned it around from the 5th,
and the double chance prize came out every time.
Yes.
It felt like it was over,
but we decided to add 10 more.
Yes.
At first, it was like,
if you pull it, you'll know if you're going to win or not.
It was like a quick win.
The extra 10 will be self-drawn after the sales period is over,
so you can't tell if the person who turned it around is winning or not.
It will be sold out on September 16th,
so you'll know if you won the double chance prize after September 16th.
スピーカー 1
So the extra 10 will be something to look forward to.
スピーカー 2
That's right.
スピーカー 1
Rather than aiming for the main prize.
スピーカー 2
That's right.
You just have to pray.
スピーカー 1
It's not like you just have to do it quickly.
スピーカー 2
Yes.
スピーカー 1
It's a self-drawn.
スピーカー 2
Yes, it's a self-drawn.
スピーカー 1
So there's a chance you'll win.
It's not like it's a quick win.
スピーカー 2
It's not like that.
So I hope you can enjoy the gacha itself at the right time.
So the Manpuku Gacha will be held until September 16th,
so please look forward to it.
Yes.
There's a Manpuku Gacha Nui,
and I talked about how I studied the design of it.
I posted an illustration of how I studied it on the Hatena blog,
so if you're wondering what it's about,
there's an illustration of the front of the Nui I drew,
so if you take a look at that,
you'll see that it's quite faithful to the design of the Nui.
I hope you'll take a look at it.
With that in mind, let's wrap this up quickly.
Yes.
I'm always welcome to your messages.
I receive your letters, comments, messages, etc.
so please take a look at the description for more details.
I hope you have a great week.
Thank you for listening until the end.
スピーカー 1
Thank you.
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