Souma Dream Live Interview

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 Q1: Is there anything from the 3rd Tour that left an impression on you?

 

A: Akatsuki has many productions in which props are utilized, and thus I can say that I am used to such performances, though there comes with them a unique air of tension. However, we managed to perform without fail, nor mishap— nay, it is rather that every "raibu" went tremendously well— and for that I am delighted. I received praise from Hasumi-dono and Kiryu-dono as well, and thus I was overcome with emotion. Moreover, it was Adonis-dono of “Andeddo”’s first time visiting Kyoto, so I undertook the role of being his guide. The two of us were able to go sightseeing and make many fun memories ♪ 

 

Q2: Do you prefer Japanese food, or Western food?

 

A: Of course, Japanese food is superior. Quite typically, a simple meal of things such as cooked white rice, miso soup, and tsukemono is more than enough, though you can also eat things such as sushi, or other seafood dishes. Although it is not the case that I dislike Western food, rather I find “hamburg steak” and “supagetti” agreeable, many of them have confusing names, and so it is beyond my capabilities to address them properly. However, if something is made for me wholeheartedly, I shall treat it as though it were a feast, regardless of what it is.

 

Q3: Please tell us what kind of image you’re aiming for as an idol.

 

A: I am still but a novice, and thus I am still in the process of accomplishing this image, but… I believe that I would like to become the kind of "aidoru" who is able to move people, and encourage them to move forward. Among humankind, there are some who are now weeping. There are some who believe that they can no longer go on… Nevertheless, I will make it so my song reaches everyone equally. If hearing my song is able to bring a smile to someone once more, there shall be no greater joy than that. For that purpose, I shall continue to discipline myself, and I shall stand onstage as an “aidoru”.