INTERVIEW WITH RAN

JRNR interviewed Visual Kei band RAN, who started their new chapter earlier this year with their new bassist 最上夜 (Mogami Yoru). Their first album “VIRULENT” was sold out in no time and they just started selling the second press with a bonus song and MV+ making. JRNR also asked them to share their thoughts on each song. Enjoy this passionate interview, you won’t regret reading it!

■ Please introduce yourself with a few fun facts about yourself. 

TAICHI: This is the first time I’m being asked such a difficult question, well please read till the end… I am TAICHI.(smile)
Meiliang: I wanted to use a name with original Chinese kanji, so I decided on a name with also a real Chinese reading.
Uso: A fun story. (laugh). The hurdles are high…(laugh)
When I introduce myself, they usually say they don’t know if I’m lying about my name or about the conversations we’ve just had. .+^{(嘘(means lie))}
Mogami Yoru: It’s usually a hot topic late at night, then we often ask ourselves about who is taller, my bass or me. Of course it’s me who is way taller ^{(note; cooler/better/greater)}.
Shion: They say that I only seem to be funny/interesting in the “dressing room” and at “after parties”.

■ How would you describe yourself with a Kanji character and why?

Taichi: 夢 (Yume/dream), Because I’ve been living my dreams and I am cherishing my dreams.
Meiliang: 猫 (Neko/cat), Because I love cats.
Uso: 嘘 (uso/lie) (Reason not told)
Mogami Yoru: 大 (oo/big/large), Because the feeling is great/large
Shion: It’s 音(oto/sound), which is part of my name 

■ Please tell us why you decided to join RAN at the beginning of the formation, and how you all got together?

Taichi: I wanted to start a career as a vocalist, so when I moved to Tokyo, I started to search for members and formed a band.
Meiliang: For me it all started when I was working part-time at a studio when I was invited by someone in the Visual Kei industry.
Shion: I originally met our vocalist TAICHI in our hometown of Niigata, and we talked about forming a band together, and when I decided to move to Tokyo, TAICHI introduced me to the other members as well.

■ Please tell us about the origin and reason why you decided on the band name “RAN”.

TAICHI: Out of many other candidates, this was our number #1 choice to be named after.

■ Please explain why RAN is the best active Visual Kei band and why someone should devote their life to RAN. 

TAICHI: Because our LIVE shows go beyond the performances of anyone else.

■ On January 31st, it was announced that you dropped the band name as kanji reading “蘭” and continues as the romaji reading “RAN”. Why did you decide to make this name appearance change? 

TAICHI: Of course in a good way, with our new band system, the atmosphere of the band would also change dramatically, so I wanted to create a new fresh start with the impact of being a brand new band, so I decided to change the writing of our band name to the Roman alphabet.

■ On February 1st 最上 夜 (Mogami Yoru) joined the band officially. Could you please introduce him to us? How did he meet all of you? And why did you guys want him to be the new bass player?

Taichi: I’ve known him for a long time already, but since I know him he’s been a kind of scary bass player, but he is okay.
Meiliang: He is my new best buddy stage-right-side bass player Mogami Yoru-kun
Uso: Originally Yoru and I played in the same band before, for some reason we were apart and then we started to meet again. Around the time that our previous bassist was graduating from the band, I asked him “Do you want to join? He gave me an okay with two words, and so he joined.
Shion: He is a bassist who pours a stern sound. 

■ Also on February 1st, a new look was revealed. For this appearance but also your past appearances, how do you always decide on how you wanna show-off yourself to the audience? Please tell us a little bit about how new “looks” are created. 

Taichi: I wanted to create a visual that none of our fans would have thought of, so I decided on a red-haired Ghost image. Also I wanted to break out of my own shell.
Meiliang: This time, I tried to create a strange character by combining white makeup with a rubber suit-like outfit that emphasizes my body line.
Uso: Basically, I’m looking at things as objectively as possible, such as what kind of clothes RAN’s Uso would wear, and out of our fan eyes, what kind of clothes and make-up will get them excited.
However, there is a limit to what I like and how objectively I can look at it, so I often ask TAICHI what he thinks as well.
Mogami Yoru: I consulted with TAICHI a lot, because I just joined.
Shion: This time I focused mostly on my hair colour to give it a flashy look that stands out. For my outfit, I wanted to wear something that wouldn’t make me lose my identity. 

■ As a visual kei band, are there any points you pay extra attention to? Such as, how do you keep being “Unique” of other bands who also wanna be “No.1”? 
TAICHI: Always have the will to be “THE VERY BEST”. Don’t let anything stop you. Believe in yourself, use your wisdom and ingenuity, and fight for it every day.
Meiliang: It’s about throwing away stereotypes.
Uso: hmmm..what I’m not careful about is not being afraid of change. It’s not hard to change, but it’s very hard to change and keep your own beliefs, so change the parts that should be changed. But definitely don’t change things that shouldn’t be changed. I’m also careful not to think too much about myself, so I don’t make the wrong decisions.
At least I don’t want to change the atmosphere and the groove that only the five of us can bring out, I’m sure that’s the same for every band.
Mogami Yoru: After all, everyone is unique. That is why it is important to have unwavering self-confidence.
Shion: As a drummer, it’s important not to bend my beliefs. It’s reflected in my sound, and I’m aware of the sound that only I can produce without compromising my beliefs.

■ Many visual kei bands say that they can express themselves better and more freely via visual kei than in other genres. However JROCK’NROLL does cover any genre, So to me, it feels as if there are other genres as well to express yourself freely. So I would like to know what is “something that can only be expressed in visual kei”, and “something that cannot be expressed in other genres“.

TAICHI: hmmm… When I saw a visual kei live show for the first time, I do remember the impact feeling that I couldn’t believe that the person who was standing on the stage was the same person as this person was off-stage.
So I also would like to give my fans such a taste of an “extraordinary” experience.
It would make me happy if we could create something that’s especially amazing because of this genre and how it’s performed live.
Meiliang: I don’t think there are many things that cannot be expressed because you can do anything in this genre.
Uso: Hmm. Rather than expressing myself, I do admire the way of life and the spirit of our seniors in this genre, so I continue to follow them. Because of the difference in the backbone of the music, even though it is expressed in the same way as other genres, it seems to be seen and felt in a way that is unique to Visual Kei.
Mogami Yoru: Music is usually written as “enjoy the music,” so a lot of songs are made to give people a positive feeling. But in visual kei, it’s usually the opposite. The focus is more on negative emotions, irresistible anger and sadness. So it’s about expressing those negative emotions much more deeply.
Shion: When I first fell in love with Visual-kei, it was the flashy hair and costumes that were visually stimulating, and that’s something that’s unique to Visual-kei.

■ On June 28th TAICHI 生誕単独公演「THE ANSWER」@Spotify O-WEST. Please tell us your enthusiasm for this live show and why someone should make time free to watch the live show.

TAICHI: I will pay more attention to it than last year.
This time I really want to surprise everyone who watches us with what we have in us. I’m going to give a live show that will surprise everyone in the venue.
Meiliang: I wanna show an evolved RAN that surpasses last year’s WEST performance. 
Uso: Last year, we were able to perform at WEST, and I hope we can reflect what we felt then, such as “Oh, we can do this” or “we wanna do this“. 
Anyway, I guess the charm of “蘭(RAN)’ and the charm of “RAN” are different, so I would like to express the charm of the new “RAN” to the maximum and perform it LIVE to lead us into the future. 
Mogami Yoru: I don’t know what happened last year because I wasn’t there, but I want to do something that can only be done in a big venue, something that can only be done at WEST.
Shion: Last year we had TAICHI’s birthday party at WEST, but I want to make the day even better than last year and show a live performance that only the current RAN can show.

■ Congratulations on the (fast) SOLD OUT of your first album 「VIRULENT」. The second press will be released on May 31st and will have an extra song plus MV & making. The extra song and MV+making is a nice second press bonus. What made you decide to add an MV+making also as a bonus and not just a song (which artist usually only add, if there’s a bonus)

TAICHI: We wanted to add a music video. I also used to watch off-shot videos of the bands I used to like, so I also added the off-shot of our music video. In this day and age, we also want the people who (still) buy our CDs to know as much about us as possible.

■ Because 「VIRULENT」will get a second press. Could you please explain each lyric and how each song was composed?

1. FLEETING
TAICHI: This song probably took the least amount of time to write the lyrics…. I remember the words just came out after the guitars started playing. I wrote directly about my feelings at that time.
Meiliang: The song has a fast tempo so I have to concentrate on playing it.
Uso: The guitar phrase… it’s pretty full of it, it struggles me. (laughs)
The song itself is ephemeral, but the guitar phrase is not ephemeral at all. 
Shion: I play my drum parts so that TAICHI’s vocal line comes alive and the song is easy to hear.

2. 【Virulent Nightmare】
TAICHI: Unusually, I recorded the song with almost spitting shouts.
I feel like I broke out of my shell.
This song is the gateway to success for Virulent [ ].
Meiliang: This is one of the songs that can go on all wild and crazy.
Uso: This song was created to express a sense of speed and ferocity.
The length of the song is short, and I focused only on the aggressive aspect of the song.
Shion: The phrases show the full power of the dynamics. The drums are simple but very powerful.

3. MARY
TAICHI: This is MARY’s climax story.
It is my favourite because of its fast pace and everything.
Meiliang:It is a song that lends itself very well to live shows, so I hope you enjoy it as much as you want.
Uso: I wanted to create a song that would be great to play live… I tried to put a lot of my “love” as a guitarist Uso into this song to bring a little bit of old-fashioned into the current style.
Shion: It’s a song that really lends itself to being played live. So when we recorded the song I was very conscious of how it would sound live.

4. What…?
TAICHI: I wrote only complaints in English poetry.
Because we would release an album, and I also wanted to write a song about anguish and anger…
Meiliang: It’s a song that’s pretty easy to get into.
Uso: I was very concerned about how to bring out the thickness of the left-right unison because this is basically a left-right unison live song!
Shion: I was conscious of how to bring out the groove because it is a simple phrase.

5. NEEDLE
TAICHI: I learned the shuffle rhythm from scratch.
I struggled with it, but it went smoothly while recording the song. I think this was an opportunity for me to change my attitude toward singing, and it led to my growth.
Meiliang: The song is stylish and easy to listen to. To me it feels that the guitar solo was also done in a very cool way.
Uso: Nowadays, the concept of a B-side song has been blurred, it’s not like it was in the past, so I wanted to create a song that could only be created and put on a full album. Originally, B-side songs had a shuffle rhythm approach, so I decided to create the song with a focus on that as well. However the song was so difficult to record, so it was a real pain while recording it…(laugh)
Shion: I struggled to a traumatic level with the shuffle rhythm beats that I had never gone through before!

6. アノニマス (ANONYMOUS)
TAICHI: I wanted a song that I couldn’t get out of my head, and I really like the way the A melody makes me feel trapped and driven and then the chorus just blasts it off.
Meiliang: The song became a gut-busting song.
Uso: I had the idea to make this song a rage song, and I came up with the main riff in a flash. But I was really worried about whether to develop it into a melody-like chorus or to focus on the momentum as it was.
As a result, it turned out as it is now, and it even became a song that I can play well. I recorded it in just one try.(laugh)
Shion: I love rage songs, and I really liked playing them, so at the end I’m stomping on my two basses(lol)

7. アンダーグラウンド (UNDERGROUND)
TAICHI: When I heard the guitar part, I thought “Oh I’m not gonna be good at this“. So I was close to rejecting this song. But I pushed myself forward to make it work for sure. 
I wrote about ourselves, our environment and our fans. This song might be especially good for us and the fans around us.  
Meiliang: I recommend it because of the cool lyrics and melody from the A melody and the guitar solo is also cool.
Uso: The demo itself of this song has been around for quite a while. I rearranged the structure of the song from there. Just like 噂話 (Uwasabanashi), it was created without thinking too much, so honestly I thought both of them would be rejected.
That’s why I’m happy to put the song as a creation like this on the album as well. (laughs)
Shion: This is the song I personally want you to listen to the most because it has an intense yet easy to listen to melody!

8. finale.
TAICHI: I focused on ephemerality. For things that don’t come true, at least it’s like being immersed in memories. (laughs)
I want to live my life without regrets because I can’t bring back the past.
Meiliang: You can feel the sadness and despair in the melody and lyrics.
Uso: I was asked to write this song on the theme of “dark music”.(laughs) This song was also very difficult to understand at first, but except for the chorus melody, the arrangement was completely changed and it became the current form.
Shion: I created the phrases with the atmosphere in mind, so as not to destroy the dark image.

9. 幻聴 (Genchou)
TAICHI: I was very worried about how much negativity and expression I should put out, but I put it all out.
We were able to shake things up, so this is one of those songs that we can look forward to in the future.
Meiliang: I struggled with the guitar phrases because they were difficult.
Uso: This song was also made with the idea of making a song that would fit perfectly to include on an album. I created it with the mental theme of “A song to die on”. This is probably the song where I have created the most number of phrases for each of the parts.
Shion: I was struggling a little with how to phrase this song to make it feel right.

10. POISONOUS BUTTERFLY
TAICHI: Lately we haven’t had much luck with songs that turn out well when recorded, but in a good way it seemed to work out exactly as we planned, this song turned out even better than the demo, especially the vocals.
I wrote the idea of justice in the bad guy’s own way.
Meiliang: The drumming before the last chorus is cool.
Uso: This song, how was it created…?  I only remember that I was most excited about the recording.
Shion: I packed my favourite phrase into the last chorus.

11. BONUS SONG (ROPE)
TAICHI: This is the song that we had the most trouble with the melody so far, I think it became a song that wasn’t likely for us. It turned out to be the most difficult song we’ve ever written. With this song, I feel that the pieces of the puzzle that were in Virulent were put together.
Meiliang: I wrote my guitar solo to include something I don’t often do.
Uso: This song was created with an emphasis on momentum and ease of live performance.
I was struggling the most with the melody…
Mogami Yoru: I only recorded this song on the album, but I think it was a good recording without breaking the atmosphere of the album, including the sound phrases.
Shion: I hit the momentum with great care.

■ Please also tell us an episode about the MV shooting which will be added to the 2nd press. 

TAICHI: I really enjoyed it, shooting the MV also gave a feeling of freshness. Also shooting this MV went rather smoothly.
I was also surprised by the potential of Yoru-kun during the shooting, which I saw for the first time.
Meiliang: I really got excited because we used real flames for the shooting.
Uso: The thing that left the biggest impression on me was that it took about an hour and a half to get to the shooting studio.
We were on a very tight schedule and didn’t get much sleep, but we sang karaoke for an hour and a half on the way to the studio.
We were singing Arashi and other songs passionately (laughs).
Mogami Yoru: The waiting room is very cosy. I think it was mostly because it was unbelievably cold outside, but all of us were relaxing under our kotatsu.  I’m sure it would have been perfect, If there would have been a cat around as well.
Shion: I was able to shoot with my own drum set, and I was really excited about using the  flames while shooting!

■ What inspires the music of RAN? 

TAICHI: I write lyrics about myself, about my fans, about my current situation and my thoughts, but lately, especially, our LIVE shows and what happens on those days inspires me.
Uso: For me, it’s our live shows. When I decide on the setlist, I often think about what songs are good to play for that day. so the live shows inspire me to think about what kind of songs are fun and good to play live as well.

■ Can you share with us a moment or experience that stands out as especially memorable for RAN?

TAICHI: We laughed a lot and had a lot of regrets, so much that it was difficult to answer this question.  I think it was last year on 20 June at WEST. It was the live show that made me realise that after four years of being active in a band, that this is what you can only archive and see if you keep going without giving up.
Meiliang: At the time we went on a tour and everyone forgot about me and already went on the way back home while leaving me behind?
Uso: Difficult..I can’t decide “That’s the one!”. I think all the hard times, the fun times, the happy times, the hard times, they all left an impression on me and are important experiences.
Like the time I had to buy a pillow because of losing our masculine game of rock-paper-scissors (laughs).
Mogami Yoru: When we play a masculine rock-paper-scissors- game, we do it with as much enthusiasm as when we play live. But, the thing is that I won all the time in straight sets, perhaps because my enthusiasm was too weak? I was so surprised that even time stopped.
Shion: After all, touring is fun and they all leave a lasting impression.

■ What do you convey via RAN’s music?

TAICHI: If you listen to VIRULENT and come to the live show, I hope I will be able to convey it to you with all my heart. There are things you can’t tell with words.
Meiliang: How to enjoy life. 
Uso: Just listen to it and interpret it as you feel it.
Mogami Yoru: Stay strong. 
Shion: The coolness that only this band got.

■ What is the most important thing in RAN’s songwriting?

TAICHI: It is about never bending the parts of ourselves that we should not bend.
Uso:  To leave a catchiness somewhere. Like a clash between ego and sociality (laughs).

■ What’s your favourite RAN song? And please tell us the reason?

TAICHI: It’s アンダーグラウンド (UNDERGROUND), isn’t it? Maybe it’s also because I’m into it at the moment (laughs).
I like all of them, but when I listen to this song, I feel the feeling of a painful time.
I’m glad to be in a band to have this song to leave behind.
Meiliang: パブロフの猫 (PAVLOV no Neko). It’s my alter ego.
Uso: I guess 三日月(Mikazuki)…
I think it’s nice and straight.
Mogami Yoru: I like the lyrics of finale.
Shion: I guess it’s アンダーグラウンド (UNDERGROUND). Everything that I want to convey is inside this song.

■ RAN is a pretty active going band, you spend lots of time together. How do you all keep a good relationship with each other? 

TAICHI: When you bump into each other, you bump into each other, but you have to be considerate of the other person’s feelings.
Meiliang: I guess, not keeping things to ourselves.
Uso: Things like enjoying the Band life, right?
Mogami Yoru: Not being stubborn!
Shion: I guess it’s about not being careful, in a good way. Also, say what you want to say.

■ In your active years which challenges or obstacles did you face as a band which you have overcome, how did you overcome them?

TAICHI:I feel like of all the time I’ve lived so far, the present moment has always been the hardest. I have always lived my life trying to break down high walls….That is why I am so passionate about this.
Meiliang: Our Youtube project Tsukemen Expo was the toughest .
Uso: I struggled for a while after we released VIRULENT. I struggled a lot because I was too obsessed with how to best express this work to the world. I felt that the more I tried to express myself, the more of the goodness of RAN would be lost. I was so quick to answer that question.
Mogami Yoru: For me it’s the sound production aspect. It was quite difficult to create the sound I needed as the bassist of RAN without losing my style, because my own style is totally different from RAN’s previous bassist.
Shion: For me, it’s the recording. There were times when I was so frustrated that I cried when I reviewed my own drumming and realised I wasn’t there yet. I think that’s why I’ve been able to grow so much.

■ What is the biggest challenge for a visual kei band, which you face daily and how do you deal with it?

TAICHI: I have to wake up early to put on my makeup.
Uso: Nothing in particular, I guess.
Shion: The problem is, that drum equipment is too expensive (laughs).

■ Since the visual kei audience is mostly female, what do you think of your male fans?  

TAICHI: That I’m doing things in the good direction. That’s what it feels like. I feel happy when male fans also enjoy our music.
Meiliang: I’m happy that gender doesn’t matter.
Uso: What do I think or feel about it? … I’m usually happy whether it’s a male or a female fan.
Mogami Yoru: Because having male fans is rare,  I always want to ask them how they got to know me and whether they like visual kei.
Shion: I’m also just as happy as normal (laughs) .

■ Since starting a visual kei band, have there been any unexpected or surprising things (things you wanted to know beforehand) that you didn’t expect at first?

TAICHI: Lives. Everything was more than I had imagined.
Meiliang: Everything was new to me, so it felt fresh.
Uso: I sometimes feel more bravery than in the other genres in that area.
Mogami Yoru: I never imagined as a small child that shaking my head would cause such neck pain.
Shion: Nothing in particular. 

■ Do you have a goal of becoming a ‘vocalist’/’guitarist’/’bassist’/’drummer’ like this in the future?

TAICHI: A vocalist other people look up to.
Meiliang: A guitarist who is not bound by the boundaries of being a guitarist.
Uso: I want to make everyone feel that “Uso” is such a kind of a guitarist. 
Mogami Yoru: I think the same as Meiliang. I also would like to do various things without being limited to the bassist part.
Shion: I always aim to be a drummer who can move people’s hearts.

■ As a vocalist/guitarist/bassist/drummer, what are your appealing points?

TAICHI: My voice.
Meiliang: My unique sound of my guitar solos.
Uso: Watch me as I go on an old-style rampage on stage.
Mogami Yoru: I’m a person with a lot of emotional ups and downs, so I want you to notice the changes depending on whether it’s a live day or a normal day.
Shion: I don’t want you to miss anything because I put my soul into every note.

■ When did you start playing music (vocal/guitar/bassist/drummer), and what was your motivation?

TAICHI: When I was in elementary school, I wrote in my graduation album that I wanted to be a singer… So maybe I just naturally thought that I would become one…I liked singing, and since I was a little kid, I admired people who sang live and so on.
Meiliang: When I was in junior high school, I used to listen to an old CD that my father used to have.
Uso: I was influenced by my seniors in junior high school.
I was blown away by X and SEX MACHINEGUNS.
Mogami Yoru: I used to be in a band where I did the vocals, but the drummer left and we took a break. That’s when I started playing bass guitar. That was the beginning.
Shion: When I was in junior high school, I saw X’s live video and thought, “I want to be like this too!”

■ What does music mean to you? What kind of impact did it have on your life?

TAICHI: It is there for me when I am happy, when I am in pain and when I am sad.
It is absolutely essential for me.
Uso: It’s something that’s always next to me.
If you didn’t have music, as a matter of fact, your life would be completely different, wouldn’t it?
Mogami Yoru: It’s like the addiction of smoking a cigarette.
Shion: I don’t even know what I would do without music, so it’s all about me, isn’t it?

■ Are there any musicians who influenced you or admired musicians?

TAICHI: BOØWY since the beginning of my life.
Meiliang: It must be Hiroto.
Uso: There are more than I can count.
Mogami Yoru: KORN’s Fieldy
Shion: There are many, but it’s GACKT-san. I respect him so much that he changed my way of life.

■ Apart from musicians, are there any people you admire, influences, celebrities or actors you like (or people close to you)?
TAICHI: There are so many.
Meiliang: It’s Piccolo.
Uso: I can’t even count them all.
Mogami Yoru: I can’t think of someone.
Shion: It’s GACKT-san

■ Do you have a motto or words that you cherish?

TAICHI: Everyone has the right to shine.
Meiliang: Reflecting and growing day by day, reflecting and growing day by day means moving forward.
Uso: You don’t always get rewarded for your efforts, but those who don’t work hard don’t get rewarded.
Mogami Yoru: Lack of ability is the cause of all the disadvantages in this world.
Shion: Only you can help yourself.

■ What is your favorite food or drink?

TAICHI: Hayashi rice
Meiliang: McDonald’s 
Uso: White rice, fresh cream, onions
Mogami Yoru: Bottled water
Shion: Fish dishes, Alcohol, and chicken breast

■ Which foods or drinks do you dislike?

TAICHI: Processed cheese
Meiliang: Cucumber
Uso: Seafood, eggs
Mogami Yoru: Costa coffee black. It’s really disgusting.
Shion: Spicy food.

■ On a free day, what do you like to do?

TAICHI: Netflix.
Meiliang: Meditation.
Uso: I guess, sunbathing?
Mogami Yoru: I like to go on a walk and to talk to the dogs who are walking around as well. If I see one I walk to them to give them attention, because they are such cuties.
Shion: Martial arts. 

■ Are there any console games you like to play? If so, what do you love to play?

TAICHI: 6-Ball Puzzle.
Meiliang: I love to play Pokemon games.
Uso: I try not to play games.
Mogami Yoru: I was into APEX for a while, and I like Final Fantasy, Dark Souls and stuff that immerse you into a fantasy world, that’s what makes games so good.
Shion: The Spiderman game was fun.

■ Do you speak English or any other foreign language?

TAICHI:I used to be able to talk the language of the cats.
Meiliang: I’ve learned a bit of Chinese.
Uso: I can’t speak other languages.
Mogami Yoru: A little bit ^{(original written in English)}
Shion: I don’t speak any other languages. 

■ How do you see the future of RAN?

TAICHI: To become a band who everybody knows. A band that you can be proud of.
Our final target is to play at Budokan.
Meiliang: A band that makes you feel happy when you come to a live performance
Uso: I want to stay at Budokan.
Mogami Yoru: I want to participate in a festival overseas.
Shion: A band that seems to give you energy.

■ Please write a message to your fans and readers.

TAICHI: If you’ve read this far, please check us out right now,  and of course come to our live shows as well. We’ll be waiting for you.
Meiliang: Thank you for reading to the end. We sincerely appreciate your ongoing support towards RAN.
Uso: Thank you for reading this far. Even if you became only a bit interested, definitely visit one of our concerts. I’ll be waiting.
Mogami Yoru: Please look forward to our ONEMAN live show on June 28th. Thanks for reading.
Shion: Thank you for reading to the end. The people who read and got interested in us, Please, definitely come to our live shows!