Speaker 1
Speaker 2
Speaker 3
Speaker 2
はい。まず、5月31日東京に行きましたね。
Speaker 1
はい。
Speaker 2
The next day, on June 1st, we decided to go to Comitia and stayed there for a night.
On the 31st, we decided to go to Shinagawa in the evening.
This time, it was just for fun, so we went down to the hotel that Mr. Boshi found for us in Shinagawa.
We decided to stay in a hotel near Takanawa and looked for a place to stay.
When we looked for a place to stay, the rate of discount was so high.
Speaker 1
It was 45% off.
Speaker 2
That's right.
Why?
Booking.com sometimes picks up such discount rates.
We stayed at a good place for a very cheap price.
We were lucky.
Speaker 1
It was Takanawa Prince Hotel.
Speaker 3
Takanawa Prince was a good place.
Speaker 2
It felt like a good place to stay in Shinisei.
Speaker 1
The garden was amazing.
Speaker 2
That's right.
Speaker 3
There was a garden.
Speaker 2
There was a garden.
First, we checked in and left right away.
At first, we didn't see the garden while it was bright, but we went to Yokohama.
We came back from there and went through the garden at night and went back to the room.
I didn't know at all, but the garden was lit up.
Yes, the light-up was amazing.
Speaker 1
That's right.
Speaker 2
That's good.
I think I'll do more of these things in the vlog.
I see.
If you're curious about the garden, please watch the vlog on YouTube.
The Takanawa station was like going to Tohoku Prefecture.
What was it?
Takanawa Gateway?
We built a new station a few years ago.
It was a good opportunity, so we decided to go there.
We left the hotel, looked around Takanawa Gateway Station, and then went to Yokohama.
Speaker 1
The Gateway Station will open next year.
Speaker 2
That's right.
Oh, I see.
Speaker 1
The station itself is open, but there are no tenants in the commercial buildings yet.
Speaker 2
Oh, I see.
It's open, but it's not open for shopping yet.
Oh, I see.
Speaker 3
So it's just a station.
It's just a place to stay.
Speaker 1
There are only two stores.
It's like a building with an upstairs.
Speaker 2
It's a little spacious, and it's like a kitchen car.
Was it Miyazaki?
Gotochi?
Something in the countryside.
Speaker 1
I don't remember at all.
Speaker 2
There was something like a specialty store.
Speaker 3
I see.
I thought it was a long time ago.
Speaker 2
I thought so too.
It's like a spring brand next year.
It's like a Starbucks.
It's like a little break.
Blue bottle?
Was it a blue bottle?
There was a blue bottle, but it wasn't open to the public yet.
It was like a temporary open.
I passed through it.
From Takanawa Station to Yokohama Station.
I took the train.
Vibre Yokohama?
Yokohama Vibre?
Speaker 1
I don't know.
Speaker 2
I went to Vibre, which is from Yokohama Station to Tohoku Prefecture.
I went to Yokohama, the Tsuri Village where the anime pop-up was held.
You can see it while you go to Kanto, so you might as well see it.
I'm going to the range where I can easily go.
Was it about six times?
I don't remember.
I don't remember.
It was a corner with toys and anime goods on the floor.
It was held until May 3rd.
I was able to go there at the last minute on May 31st.
Speaker 3
That's great.
Speaker 2
That's right.
It wasn't like the store was nearby.
It was like a wide pop-up corner.
It was quite deserted.
It was easy to take pictures.
I was like, oh, this is it.
There were other customers reacting like, oh, it's a maid.
It was fun to see it from the floor.
Actually, I didn't say that.
You didn't say that.
I took a video of that area, so I think it's playing now.
I went back to Takanawa Station from Yokohama Station.
I took a closer look at the station.
Speaker 1
I was like, is there really nothing?
Speaker 2
That's right. I was like, there's really nothing.
On the day of the event, we were suddenly invited to meet.
There was a person named Kiri, a member of Listen's voice diary.
Speaker 3
Yes.
Speaker 2
Kiri is doing a program called Neri Ne Gakudan no Koe Nisshi.
She's been to our store before.
Oh, that's right.
Yes, that's right.
I found out that we were in Tokyo that day.
Speaker 1
A little while ago.
Speaker 2
I got a call from someone I didn't know.
I was like, let's have dinner together.
We talked and ate gyoza.
Speaker 3
Gyoza looks delicious.
Speaker 2
It's a store called Gyoza Mania.
Speaker 3
I thought the atmosphere of the store was ethnic.
Speaker 2
That's right.
Speaker 3
It's like a gyoza specialty store.
It's Chinese.
Speaker 2
Chinese.
But there's a lot of pakchee.
Speaker 3
There was an atmosphere of pakchee.
Speaker 2
Yes, yes, yes.
It was Asian.
But it really felt like Chinese gyoza.
Water gyoza was the main dish, rather than grilled gyoza.
Speaker 3
The beer looks delicious.
Speaker 2
The beer was Taiwanese beer and...
What beer was it?
Speaker 1
Chintao beer.
There was something like that.
Speaker 2
The taste of the ingredients was clear.
For example, there were various types of gyoza.
Shungiku gyoza and bell pepper gyoza.
Speaker 3
Shungiku?
It looks delicious.
Speaker 2
It's really shungiku.
It's really shungiku.
It's delicious.
It's really delicious.
It's really delicious.
That's great.
It's juicy.
It has the best taste of shungiku.
Speaker 3
It looks delicious.
Speaker 1
Pakchee.
Speaker 2
There's shiso.
Yes, there's shiso.
Speaker 3
The bell pepper gyoza is delicious.
Speaker 2
It's delicious.
It's not just a light smell.
It's full of flavor.
Speaker 3
That's great.
Speaker 2
It was really delicious.
I've never seen anything like this before.
But in China, there was a traditional snack called sunflower seed.
It's really a sunflower seed.
It's a little seasoned.
You peel it and eat it.
Speaker 3
It's like a hamster.
Speaker 2
It's really like a hamster.
The shop there was really delicious.
I'm glad I got to talk to you a lot.
Speaker 3
That's great.
Speaker 2
On the way back, I went through the garden and enjoyed the lights.
That night was over.
Speaker 2
The next day, I went to the big site to go to the committee.
I thought it would be easier to go to the big site from Shinagawa, so I got off at Shinagawa instead of Tokyo Station and stayed there.
Speaker 3
I had a lot of luggage and I was tired, so I took a taxi.
Speaker 1
Uber was half price.
Speaker 2
Yes, yes, yes.
But I'm glad I could go while looking at the Rainbow Bridge.
That's nice.
It was the first time for both of us to go to the big site.
Speaker 3
I've never been there either.
Speaker 2
That's right. It's not easy.
Speaker 1
I don't really know what kind of facility it is.
Speaker 2
It's an exhibition center, right?
Speaker 1
That's right.
Speaker 2
It's an exhibition center or an exhibition center.
Speaker 1
It's an international exhibition center.
Speaker 2
It was pretty big.
It was the first committee.
Speaker 3
With Mr. Bronco.
Speaker 2
That's right.
First, I met with Mr. Bronco.
I'm going to participate as a circle participant, so I got a ticket.
I'm going to say goodbye to the hat there.
Speaker 3
The hat is already a general one.
Speaker 2
That's right. It's a general one, so the time to enter is different and you have to line up in a row.
I went to the Furugi Festival that was held at the venue next door.
I'll talk about that later.
First, I met Mr. Bronco and got a circle ticket.
Mr. Bronco was completely done setting up the space.
I felt like I had nothing to do.
I felt like I had nothing to do until it started.
I went around the venue for a year.
There was a corner selling baked sweets at the end of the venue.
Speaker 3
Is there such a food corner?
Speaker 2
That's right.
There were about three kinds of sweets.
There was also a place where you could eat a lot of yakisoba or lunch.
I felt like I could satisfy my small stomach with that.
There is also a Japanese-style corner.
The Japanese-style corner is basically a flea market.
You can put books and souvenirs in your own space.
You can stand there, look at them, and buy them.
But if you do it in front of you, it's hard to try them on.
Speaker 3
That's true. I'm nervous.
Speaker 2
We're both nervous and careful.
So if you're submitting a Japanese-style book in advance,
there's a space where the book is collected.
You can try it on without putting yourself in front of it.
There's a space like that.
There's also a space for literature.
But the Japanese-style corner at Comitia
is a system where you can limit the number of books you submit.
It's a system where you can limit the number of people who enter the Japanese-style corner.
If it gets too crowded, you won't be able to see many people.
So the Japanese-style corner has a wide range of people.
The Japanese-style corner opens at 11 o'clock,
but you can enter the Japanese-style corner from 12 o'clock.
So if you want to buy a book early,
Speaker 2
you don't have to try out the Japanese-style book.
You can buy it right away.
Speaker 3
So the popular people can buy it right away.
Speaker 2
Yes.
And the Japanese-style corner is open to the public.
You don't have to submit a book.
Popular artists don't put their books in the Japanese-style corner.
So it's a great corner for people like me
who haven't decided what to buy yet.
And while checking out the space,
there's something like a wall circle.
There's a huge line at a very popular artist's place.
If there's a line in the building,
it's hard to get in because there's a lot of space.
So in order to line up the outside of the building,
there's a circle near the wall.
Speaker 3
So that's the wall circle.
Speaker 2
Yes, that's the wall circle.
I saw this for the first time.
There's a line of people outside of the circle.
I thought it was amazing.
Speaker 3
Where do you get your fans?
What do you do?
Speaker 2
There are people who are professional illustrators.
They've been in events for a long time.
They've become very popular in the world of Doujin.
Famous people come to the Comitia event a lot.
I thought it was a huge event.
Speaker 1
There were a lot of professional illustrators.
Are they your seniors?
Speaker 2
Yes, they are.
I've never met anyone like them.
I didn't know who they were because I didn't research them in advance.
I thought I was just a salesperson.
I didn't think I was going to go that far.
I didn't think I was going to say hello.
I didn't know much about them.
But when I look back later,
I feel like I know a lot of them.
Speaker 1
There are a lot of people who draw manga as a hobby.
There are a lot of people like that.
Speaker 3
That's right.
Speaker 2
That's the kind of event it was.
It's a small corner with a lot of famous illustrators.
There's also a corner where they sell normal products.
That's what the whole event was like.
Speaker 2
And there's also a place where the editors of the publishing company come and post their work.
It's a little far away.
Speaker 3
Is it for people who participate in the circle?
Or is it okay for people who participate in the general public to bring it?
Speaker 2
Either way is fine.
Basically, I was a salesperson at Bronco for a long time.
Even though I was a salesperson, I felt like I was following along.
It was really fun.
Really? How was it fun?
It was really fun to see Bronco's fans cheering for Bronco.
Speaker 3
There were a lot of fans cheering for Bronco.
Speaker 2
That's right.
Bronco has been participating in events for a long time.
There were a lot of friends who participated in events.
It was like a friend came to visit me.
That was fun, too.
Most of the time, my friends brought me a gift.
It was like a big gift.
It wasn't a proper gift.
It was more like a gift to see what kind of product would be interesting.
The first male friend who came to see me said,
I asked Bronco to put his hand out of the bag.
And he put ramune in his hand.
He put ramune in his hand and gave it to me.
He brought me a big box of Calpas.
He brought me a big box of Calpas.
It was really fun to see that.
Speaker 3
That's good.
You can talk to each other on the Internet.
Speaker 2
That's right.
Speaker 1
How was it?
Did you get to know each other at events in the past?
It's been a while since we've been at an event.
Speaker 2
That's right.
It's been a while since I've had a lot of friends.
That's good.
I announced in advance that I would sell it at Bronco.
There were people who talked to me.
I got a lot of gifts and letters.
I was very happy and it was fun.
Speaker 3
It's interesting.
It's close, isn't it?
Speaker 2
That's right. It's very close.
It's closer than a regular signing event.
I don't have to talk for a long time.
But I can talk a lot.
I had a lot of fun.
I'm glad I'm a salesperson.
I don't want to be the main owner.
It's hard.
There are a lot of things to be careful about.
That's right.
I thought it was really easy to be a salesperson.
Bronco made my name tag on its own.
I had a name tag on my neck.
I'll show you that in the video.
After a year, I was told to go to the bathroom after lunch.
Bronco's other friends came.
Speaker 2
It was like a good boy and a bad boy.
After I left, my friends were like salespeople in the space.
I had a lot of fun in the second half.
I met Boshi and ate curry.
There were a few restaurants in the big site.
I ate curry for lunch.
After that, I went to the Furugifes.
Is that the third time you've been to the Furugifes?
I think so.
Boshi went to the Furugifes for the first time in the morning.
Speaker 1
I went to see the Furugifes for the first time.
I went back to see the Furugifes.
I went to see the Furugifes for the first time.
Speaker 2
You bought a hat at that time, didn't you?
What did you buy?
Speaker 1
I bought a T-shirt and two shirts.
Speaker 3
Are there many shops in the Furugifes?
Speaker 2
That's right.
Speaker 1
There are Furugifers all over the country.
Speaker 3
That sounds fun.
Speaker 1
The T-shirt I bought is like this.
That's nice.
Speaker 2
Isn't it too mysterious?
Speaker 1
It's a T-shirt from a curry shop.
Speaker 3
It looks good on you.
It's a Mexican shirt.
Speaker 2
It says, Made in Mexico, Print USA.
Speaker 3
By the way, how much was this?
Speaker 1
This is 2,000 yen.
Speaker 2
It's a normal price.
When I went to the Furugifes with you,
there was another T-shirt I was looking for.
Was it a movie T-shirt?
Speaker 1
I was looking for a band T-shirt or a movie T-shirt.
Since it was summer, there were many T-shirts on sale.
Among them, there was a Pulp Fiction T-shirt.
Speaker 2
I thought it was good, so I looked at the price and it was 220,000 yen.
Speaker 1
It's really...
It's lined up for 1,500 yen.
Speaker 2
It's there.
It's dangerous.
Speaker 3
It would be hard if you bought it completely.
Speaker 2
It's really there.
Speaker 1
Is it rare?
In the last few years, there has been a boom in T-shirts.
It seems that good T-shirts or rare T-shirts are popular.
I saw it on TV.
It seems that Nirvana T-shirt is 6 million yen.
Speaker 2
It's strange.
But everyone wears it.
Speaker 1
It seems that it's cool even if it gets loose.
It seems that the damage will be all taste.
Speaker 2
But 6 million yen is...
Speaker 1
It seems that there is such a thing.
Speaker 3
I don't know.
Speaker 2
I don't know.
But there was a lot of room for 10,000 yen.
Speaker 1
That's right.
I saw it on TV and bought it.
I bought it because I thought it would be good to see it when I was special.
I thought it was impossible to buy a T-shirt for 10,000 yen, but now it's normal for 20,000 or 50,000 yen.
Speaker 2
It was such a world.
Speaker 1
I didn't know it was that expensive.
Speaker 2
Curry shirt, 2,000 yen.
I wanted to see the accessories.
There were a lot of T-shirts this time.
There were hats, accessories, and shoes.
There are not many new earrings these days.
I bought two vintage earrings and returned to the community store.
I enjoyed Furugi Fes.
I wanted to go to Furugi Fes to buy it.
I'm glad I was able to find it.
That's good.
Speaker 2
After that, I met Rikoron.
Rikoron told me that he would come if I invited him.
Rikoron was also the first person I met at the community store.
At the time of meeting with Rikoron,
Rikoron contacted me and told me that he had found a very famous artist.
He told me to buy a hat because I like hats.
I was pushed to buy a book by Rikoron.
I haven't read the book yet.
Did you buy it?
I bought it.
Did you get an autograph?
Yes.
Rikoron gave me all the books I needed to buy.
Speaker 1
His name is Natsuko Ishii-tsuyo.
Speaker 2
That's the name of the author.
Speaker 1
It was a very dark manga.
Speaker 2
I haven't read it yet.
Speaker 1
I haven't read it yet, but I bought a short story and read it little by little.
Speaker 2
Rikoron's way of pushing in front of the space was amazing.
I felt like he was a real genius.
It was a great momentum.
I like manga with poison.
Tsurita-san, too.
It was a manga with a strong sense of poison.
I was pushed to buy it.
While I was going to Mihonshi Corner,
I wanted to take a look at the office editing department.
So I went to the office editing department with Rikoron.
There were a lot of white-collar workers.
There were Lala, Hanayume, and Manga Park.
It was more of a white-collar work than a magazine.
There were a lot of white-collar workers.
It was very popular compared to other places.
Speaker 1
There were about 30 booths in magazines and publishers.
Speaker 3
I think there are more.
Speaker 2
Did you read it on the spot?
That's right.
Speaker 3
Did you read it on the spot?
Speaker 2
That's right. But it was evaluated on the spot.
That's a great opportunity.
It's been a long time.
It's been a long time.
I was too busy.
I was supposed to read it in 15 minutes and get feedback.
There were too many people this time,
so I read it in 5 minutes.
That's impossible.
There were a lot of white-collar workers.
That's right.
Speaker 3
That's amazing. It's popular.
Speaker 2
At first, we were supposed to do it together,
but there were too many people,
so the three of us sat down at the long desk
and edited it together.
I think it was a really happy moment.
Speaker 3
That's amazing.
Speaker 2
That's right.
I see.
Speaker 1
If there were newbies,
Speaker 2
like scouts,
it would be a great opportunity for the editing team, too.
I hope we have a good meeting.
I hope so, too.
I think that's what it was like overall.
After that, we had dinner with Mr. Bronco,
Rikoron, and Mr. Bronco's friends.
After eating, we went back to Kyoto.
Speaker 3
Is that this picture?
Speaker 2
A picture of dinner.
Where do you think that is?
It would be amazing if you knew.
Speaker 3
The name of the restaurant?
Speaker 2
The place.
The place?
Where do you think we moved to for dinner?
I have no idea.
It's in Maihama.
Speaker 3
Oh, that's right.
Speaker 2
It's in Maihama.
It's in front of the Disney station.
Speaker 1
We didn't go there, we just passed by.
Speaker 3
There's no Disneyland.
Speaker 2
That's right.
There's no Disneyland.
It was pretty empty because there was no Disneyland.
Speaker 1
It was like a family restaurant.
Speaker 2
Actually, we were planning to go to a restaurant at Shinkiba Station,
but apparently there were a lot of them.
Speaker 3
Oh, I see.
Speaker 2
So we decided to move to a different place.
Mr. Bronco is from Chiba, so he had good access,
and we could go straight to Tokyo Station.
Apparently Maihama was a good place for everyone.
We didn't think much of it,
but we smelled a little bit of Disney.
Speaker 1
We were so tired that we didn't feel like getting drunk.
Speaker 3
That's right.
We were so tired.
We met a lot of people.
We saw a lot of people.
Speaker 1
We walked about 22,000 steps.
Speaker 2
At that time.
That's amazing.
I was sitting in a circle, so I didn't walk at all.
Speaker 3
You walk a lot in Tokyo, don't you?
Speaker 2
I was just walking around the big sites.
Speaker 1
I did three laps of the old festival.
I bought a lot of books at the Comitia.
Speaker 2
Do you remember the book you bought a hat?
Speaker 3
What was it?
It's a manga, isn't it?
Speaker 1
It's a manga.
Speaker 2
There are a lot of them.
Why don't you tell me an easy one?
Speaker 1
It's a manga that failed in a stock market.
Speaker 2
It's like an experience book.
Speaker 3
That's right.
Speaker 1
There are some like that.
Speaker 2
It's a book that I put out on my own.
It's an essay, isn't it?
It sounds fun.
I bought a cat book.
Speaker 3
If I were you, I'd buy a children's manga.
Speaker 2
I'm sure there are some.
Speaker 1
If you look for it.
Speaker 2
I feel like everyone goes to the basic essay.
The three of them.
There are a lot of illustrations.
They're all really good at drawing, so they're all on the Comitia.
I think people who are good at drawing will be born.
It's a phenomenon that you think you're good at drawing.
Speaker 3
At that level?
Speaker 2
At that level.
If there are so many people, I don't think I need it anymore.
Speaker 1
People who are competing for 10,000 yen have a different business.
Speaker 2
It's a different business.
But I think it's really extreme.
There are elements that make you feel depressed.
But there are a lot of people who are creative.
Speaker 3
I think so, too.
Speaker 2
It was really good. It was fun.
I had a lot of fun in the position of a salesperson.
That's great.
It's great to have a place to go home.
Put your luggage down.
It's like a base.
If you go to the base, there's someone there.
There was no place to sit.
If you're in the public, you don't feel like you have a place to stay.
You can re-enter, so you can go out once and sit in a chair.
There are plenty of lockers.
I don't have much trouble, but I'm glad there's a base.
Thanks to Mr. Bronco, I had a good experience.
It was such a committee.
After the committee, on June 4th, the Osaka branch of the collaboration cafe opened.
Speaker 2
I went to the opening on the first day of the cafe.
It looks really good.
I've been to Tokyo twice.
Depending on the day, there's something really good.
This time, I thought the scone was the best I've ever had.
I think it depends on the day, so I don't know.
It depends on the person who makes it.
Speaker 3
I think it's about how to bake it.
I love this wedding cake.
Speaker 2
It was delicious, but I'm really full.
Speaker 3
It's quite a volume, isn't it?
Speaker 2
It was quite a volume.
I think it's a size that everyone can eat while thinking it's quite a volume.
Speaker 3
But it was really good.
Speaker 1
It's a limited Osaka shop.
Speaker 2
I can eat this at all.
Speaker 1
It's a limited Osaka shop, so everyone ordered it.
Speaker 2
That's right.
It was the first menu I ordered from the beginning.
It was the first menu I ordered from the beginning.
Speaker 1
There was a time, but I think it was around 10 o'clock.
11 o'clock.
Speaker 2
It was a good finish.
Various things.
Speaker 1
Like the location.
Speaker 2
It's a place where you can get off at Shinsaibashi Station and go on foot.
It was a great access.
I ate a lot.
Speaker 3
I ate takoyaki after eating this wedding cake.
Speaker 2
That's right.
I ate Frappuccino after that.
This is a story from yesterday.
Oh, I forgot to ask you this.
I ate a lot of food at a cafe in the 11th century.
Speaker 3
You ate a lot.
Speaker 2
After that, I went with Tommy.
Mr. Boshi was on his own, and Tommy and I had a meeting right after that.
We went to another cafe and drank a lot of drinks.
After that, I met Mr. Boshi and said goodbye to Tommy.
We walked around Dotonbori.
How many minutes did we walk?
Speaker 1
We walked around that area.
We walked all the way to Kuromon Ichiba and Nanba and got hungry.
Speaker 2
I managed to get my stomach full.
I wanted to eat takoyaki.
Speaker 3
I went all the way to Osaka.
Speaker 2
It's been a while since I ate takoyaki.
So I walked to the point where I had enough food for takoyaki.
It's three servings.
We shared one serving.
I thought it looked delicious.
I ate takoyaki and went home.
The day before that, my hair dryer broke.
I was going to buy a new hair dryer at Yodobashi.
I went to Kyoto Station.
I went to Yodobashi and bought a new hair dryer.
I was going to buy it at Dyson's official website.
I didn't buy it on the spot.
After that, I was thirsty.
I drank Frappuccino at Starbucks.
It was a break.
That was my day yesterday.
That's nice.
I have a separate video about the cafe.
It's already uploaded.
Osaka is open until August.
If you can go to Shinsaibashi right away, I recommend it.
Speaker 1
It's open on weekdays.
Speaker 2
You can make a reservation.
I hope you can enjoy the cake without feeling hungry.
When I ate the cake, I thought I would eat the cake.
Speaker 1
Tommy was tired.
Speaker 2
He was sick.
He was sick, so he ate porridge.
Speaker 3
That's why he ate this porridge.
Speaker 2
The porridge was easy to eat.
He said he could eat the cake.
He ate one by himself.
Speaker 3
It's pretty big.
Speaker 2
It looks like you're tired.
I told him not to force it.
But he said he could eat it.
He made a declaration.
He said he would leave some for me.
Speaker 1
It's a menu he came to.
He said he wanted to try it.
Speaker 2
It was really delicious.
Speaker 3
It looks delicious and cute.
Speaker 2
It was cute.
It looks good.
There's more green tea from Yukimura.
I think green tea will help you.
There was only a sweet drink menu.
When you're tired, please order green tea.
Speaker 1
Latte is not sweet.
Speaker 2
I want to drink cold drinks from now on.
There are a lot of cold drinks.
There are a lot of cold drinks.
It was a refreshing drink.
I think that's it.
Later, on June 5th, LALADELUXE will be released.
I will read it to my cat.
I will read it to my cat.
I will tell you more about it later.
I'm looking forward to it.
Later.
LALADELUXE July issue has been released.
It will be released on June 5th.
The third episode of Nekoni Wagamama is on sale.
This time, the limited edition coaster of the collaboration cafe of KAICHIWA MAID is on sale.
Only this time, the limited edition coaster of Ikebukuro is on sale.
Speaker 1
I don't know next time.
Speaker 2
Will it be on sale next time?
I don't know.
Speaker 2
I don't think it will be on sale.
Ikebukuro is held for a short period of time.
Speaker 1
I see.
Speaker 2
The limited edition coaster of Ikebukuro is an illustration of MARIAGE.
If you want to get it, you have to get a copy of LALADELUXE July issue.
I don't think you can get a copy of the coaster of Ikebukuro on the May issue of LALADELUXE.
You can only get a copy of the coaster in Tokyo and Osaka.
Speaker 1
Basically, it was decided that it would be held when it was released.
Speaker 2
It was like that in Osaka.
Please be careful about that.
Do you have any impressions of the third episode?
No.
Impressions...
Impressions...
Speaker 1
It's difficult.
As for the third episode, I don't think there are many gag points that I pay attention to.
Speaker 2
Oh, yes, yes, yes.
The smartphone notification sound.
Speaker 1
I've never heard of it.
I was wondering if there was such a thing.
I've never heard of it.
I'm sure some people have heard of it.
But I've never heard of it.
Speaker 2
I've never heard of it, but I've heard of it.
It's a rare notification sound.
Speaker 1
That's about it.
Speaker 2
I heard that there are only highlight scenes for gag scenes.
Speaker 1
No, no, no, my attention...
To be honest, my point of focus is...
I wonder if Tachibana can do martial arts.
Speaker 2
I thought his muscles were great.
He does a lot of research on the subject after the second episode.
Speaker 1
He has a lot of depth.
But the male characters are really...
He has a great physique.
Speaker 2
Other writers as well?
Speaker 1
No, this is going to be a spoiler.
Speaker 2
Ah, yes, yes, yes, yes.
But it's me, right?
Speaker 1
No, no, but it wasn't like that in the previous work.
Speaker 2
Oh, Tsukishima-kun?
Speaker 1
Tsukishima-kun was pretty skinny.
Speaker 2
He didn't really take off his clothes.
But you can tell from his clothes that he likes to eat meat.
Speaker 1
I think he has a pretty solid physique.
Speaker 2
I think there are some changes in the way I draw.
Speaker 1
Yes.
Speaker 2
I'm not going to spoil the content at all.
But I think I can tell how thin the pen is.
When it was printed, I realized how good it was.
Speaker 1
Is that for paper?
Not for electronic?
Speaker 2
Well, I draw on my iPad.
When I look at it on my iPad,
In the first and second episodes,
and also in the previous series,
it didn't look like that on the screen.
But when I saw it printed, I thought it was really thick.
It was really rough.
The touch of the pen was rough.
But this time, when I saw it printed on paper,
I realized how good it was.
I felt like I was aiming for this.
Did you notice any difference in the touch of the pen?
Speaker 1
Well, if you ask me.
Speaker 2
Oh, really?
Speaker 1
The one I did with Kyoso Silent and TV.
Speaker 2
Oh, the one you did with Buzzman TV.
Speaker 1
That one was pretty thick.
Speaker 2
I drew Buzzman pretty thick.
I was going to read it on the screen.
Speaker 1
Do you remember that?
Speaker 2
Yes, yes, yes.
Speaker 1
So if you ask me, I think it's getting thinner.
Speaker 2
I thought Kyoso Silent was much thicker than I thought.
But the editor told me that it fit the style of the work.
It's not a failure,
but it was different from what I thought it would be.
Speaker 1
Especially, even the little ones stand out.
Speaker 2
Yes, yes.
The lines are pretty thick.
It's like that.
I think I'm getting used to drawing.
It was a time when I was busy,
but I was able to finish it at the end.
It was a time when I took a break from Hirona.
It's a pretty convincing screen,
so I'd be happy if you could read it.
Yes, I think so.
Yes.
I think the content of the VLOG and the screen are different.
I'd be happy if you enjoyed it.
Hirona's message is always welcome.
Please check the description for details.
Have a great weekend.
Thank you for listening.
Speaker 1
Thank you.