It wasn't what I planned.. but it's good!
I know this is sudden, but...
I was wondering if you remember how I came to name this column Rihokora(mu). I wanted the shorter version of the name to be Rihokora. But everyone kept saying (note: on the day the column comes out) "Today is (mu) day, right?" I've never seen anyone call it Rihokora lol
It's totally fine, but I feel you're making things more difficult for yourselves (when you use that name). Isn't it hard to type parentheses every time? lol
That's my only concern, so I thought I should say something, but you are free to use any name you like. hehe (fufu)
I would like to talk about the January tour since the full version, along with backstage footage, was broadcast the other day, but there is an interview included in the tour photobook, so I'll wait for its release. If there's still something I would like to say, I will write about it here later.
Instead, I will share some of my memories with you.
The latest HAPPY stuff, in a more relaxed column
The final day of the tour, I received a wonderful gift from the 4 dancers who toured with me, NOSUKE-san, who was the choreographer and director of the performances, and MIPPO-chan, who replaced me during the dance rehearsals.
I thought it was a gift box, but when I opened it, I realized it included pictures taken during the rehearsals and the tour, with messages from everyone!
YUKINA-chan put it together, and she did a really great job. I will blur the contents because there were a lot of funny moments. I was really glad I was able to do the concerts with such kind and reliable people. It really felt like a school club activity lol
It made me really happy and I still keep it at a prominent place in my room.
Speaking of messages, as someone who used to be a stationery otaku, I still like to collect stuff like message cards, letter sets, stickers, masking tape etc., but I also like to give gifts to those who have been kind to me, so I'm quickly running out of cards. For this reason, I went to get some new cards, the morning of the day I was writing this column.
I usually go to stationery stores, or general stores (variety stores), but this time I went to the 100 yen store, the store that is everyone's best friend. I was looking for message cards when I saw these in the gift section of the store, and I instantly fell in love. I seem to be into pastel colors lately, and I have been slowly collecting a lot of stuff like this.
Good vibes.
I look forward to writing messages again with these.
It was a more relaxed column this time, but thank you very much for reading.
Until next time.
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