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00:10Hello everyone, good morning/good evening
00:12Tamura planned and performed in the solo project Himegoto.
00:17This is Meimi.
00:19Today is a roundtable discussion, so I'm not the only one here.
00:24We're so grateful to have the three people who helped create Himegoto come along.
00:28I hope to have a chance to talk with all of you.
00:32Enjoy!
00:33Hello everyone, I look forward to working with you all.
00:37First of all, let me introduce Ms. Kyoko, who was in charge of the music.
00:42They keep calling me Kyoko-sensei, Kyoko-sensei.
00:48I don't mean to call you a teacher.
00:51I participated in this event as a complete beginner.
00:54Kyoko-san was in charge of the music, and Kumachan provided the very important voice.
01:00I will participate together.
01:05thank you
01:07And this is our visual director, El Akazawa.
01:10Yes, we had Akazawa E as our visual director.
01:14My name is Ru.
01:15Normally, she works as a director at a back room called Rebecca Boutique.
01:19I am doing
01:20thank you
01:24And they were in charge of the songwriting and direction.
01:28Hideyuki Nishimori hastily created the script for "Just M".
01:33It's Mr.
01:33Thank you for your cooperation.
01:34I'm Nishimori, and I was in charge of the direction. Nice to meet you.
01:41So, this roundtable discussion...
01:44It started off gently.
01:47Since coming to this studio, I've been in charge of the proceedings.
01:51As a moderator, I try not to be too intrusive.
01:53We hope to provide you with useful information.
01:58thank you
02:01First, Himemoto begins.
02:04The work itself has received a lot of positive feedback.
02:08Thank you to everyone who has seen it.
02:09I think it ended with great success.
02:13I'd like to start by asking how it all began.
02:18First of all, everyone lined up here
02:22What were the circumstances or feelings behind Meme's actions?
02:26in
02:29It could be Eto-san, or Elle, or me.
02:33I think they were thinking of having him work as a staff member.
02:36I have a question for you.
02:37It's going to be a really long story, is that okay?
02:41Yes, go ahead.
02:42I've never been very good at communicating since I was a child.
02:47There wasn't any.
02:47I was really good at it, but there were also things I wasn't good at.
02:52I've always been able to talk to people, but somehow...
02:57What I still think a lot about from that one game of catch is
03:00I was not good at conversations that required just one exchange of words.
03:03Ritoka
03:05I feel like the tone of my conversations is a little different from the people around me.
03:10There
03:10When I was a child, I had a teacher in the second grade of elementary school.
03:16I've been scolded a lot, or rather, I've been pointed out a lot for that.
03:20Yes, it existed.
03:23How was that pointed out?
03:24It's not about why you can't do this kind of thing.
03:29I've been told by people, "Why do things turn out that way?"
03:33There are a lot
03:34I don't think it was that big of a deal.
03:37Neither the teacher nor the other children really remember much.
03:41He wasn't really a troublemaker or anything like that.
03:44That really stuck with me.
03:49So I think that's the main point.
03:51And ever since we were kids, my older sister was a top student.
03:55I'm the kind of sister who won't get noticed unless I do something unusual.
03:59That's what happened.
04:00I've always grown up thinking of her as "that girl's younger sister, Meimi."
04:04so
04:05Whenever I meet someone for the first time, I always end up doing something weird.
04:09When I was a child, there were a lot of things that could be interpreted as harassment.
04:13Have them take a look at it
04:15He was a slightly unusual child, the kind that makes you want to do something.
04:18And during that childhood...
04:21She kept saying things like, "Oh, she's the younger sister of that honor student."
04:25It's breaking
04:26I also have memories of those times from when I was in the second grade of elementary school.
04:29I've been living like this, with something inside my stomach all this time.
04:32After that, middle school and high school students were involved in Hello Project
04:37Join the group
04:39So, after graduating, I decided to start working for Chuo-san full-time.
04:42When
04:42That sense of cooperation, of communicating with the other person in that play.
04:49You lacked the ability to cooperate in that play.
04:53I have been told that before.
04:54But that's really difficult, isn't it?
04:56If you haven't had that experience, everyone will think that the level of teamwork there is really great.
05:01If you find it difficult, then...?
05:04You're absolutely right.
05:05So, what Mende is talking about right now is...
05:10That actor is relatively young and inexperienced.
05:15and
05:15I thought I could just deliver the lines I had prepared to my co-star.
05:19It's a common occurrence.
05:20Actually, when actors talk to each other, they often use the words that come out of each other's mouths at that particular time.
05:25of
05:26It was as if they were hearing it for the first time in that role.
05:29I was in the role of reacting and responding to those reactions.
05:33So that's how it is.
05:34This is what you might call a sense of dialogue in acting.
05:37Actually, acting with that sense of dialogue is incredibly difficult.
05:42And that involves quite a variety of training.
05:44It looks like an actor is doing it naturally.
05:46The dividing line between being able to do something and not being able to do it is
05:50It's very clear.
05:52We were talking about that.
05:53Yes, I'll put it back.
05:54So that's the situation.
05:56But even I, when told
05:59I'd like to be rewarded again.
06:02Yes, yes, that's right.
06:03When I was told, it was really about technical things.
06:07I think it was partly because I was inexperienced.
06:11What my teacher told me when I was in second grade was flashing
06:15I went back.
06:16And I thought to myself that I lacked teamwork skills.
06:20Well, I think that's one of the reasons.
06:23Ah, so I need to communicate more through acting.
06:26I was thinking that I had to act with the other person, Kusa.
06:30If you're really that bad at it
06:34I thought it would be better if I did it alone.
06:37This was the first thing that came to mind when I thought about this project.
06:41yes
06:42It all started from a really tricky place, even from the very beginning.
06:48And for a girl to do a musical all by herself is pretty rare.
06:52It is something that cannot be done
06:53I was really panicking.
06:57From the moment that thought crossed my mind
07:00That started when I was around 18 years old.
07:07It was something that had been simmering in my head for about four years.
07:11I did
07:11But I can't make music by myself.
07:14I can't even write the script for that project.
07:17I thought to myself, "This is difficult for me to do alone."
07:20I'm really just fantasizing about it in my head.
07:23It feels like about three years have passed.
07:27From there, we decided to actually create the artwork.
07:33Each of these teams
07:38We all gathered around Meme like this.
07:40For what reason was that Mr. Endo?
07:46I wonder if Elle or I were the ones who gave that story to him.
07:52I want to
07:53Kyoko-sensei and I were in a situation where I was going to release a CD through that label.
07:59Ming
08:00They provided us with music, etc.
08:02I was listening to all sorts of music.
08:08Of course, something that can stand on its own as a single song.
08:11It's amazing that I get to sing songs that Kyoko-sensei composes for me.
08:16It's good, though.
08:18I thought it would be great if there were works that used this song.
08:23I am a girl who lives in the music that Kyoko-sensei creates.
08:27I'd like to play that role someday.
08:29This solo project is completely different from that.
08:33in
08:33If something like that were to actually happen, it would be incredibly interesting and fun.
08:38I think that's probably the case.
08:40I've always thought that.
08:43I see
08:44What do you think, Endo-san? I first received this kind of information from Meme.
08:51When I compose music
08:54When I said I wanted to make a song
08:56First of all, it's the video.
08:59Images are an energy that transcends language and words.
09:04So you create it from video footage?
09:07So even if you use monotonous words
09:12Initial original energy
09:14I want to do these things.
09:17Something like an atmosphere
09:19You always pack energy into your songs, don't you?
09:25To get clogged is like shaking or accumulating
09:28I feel that they are people who can feel that kind of thing.
09:35I'd rather have something more 2D
09:37Gajitto Character
09:39Easy to understand by standing in the gadget shop
09:41Entertainment value
09:42I only know what I know.
09:45Energy is definitely needed.
09:47Is it okay to just say which one is better for my sons?
09:48Because
09:50In Meime-chan's case, it's the storytelling
09:52The storytelling I'm building up is
09:56So you felt that way very strongly, huh?
10:02Are you there?
10:05So, for example, when making something like this...
10:09As an industry, first and foremost it is based on economic principles.
10:12As for the person who divides the costs, it's the organizer, or
10:16Someone who plans things
10:18First, how can we obtain the numbers?
10:21This becomes the equation
10:24Life is something you normally choose, isn't it?
10:27For example, having a large number of followers is the easiest way to tell.
10:30I think so.
10:32In Meime-chan's case, she simply wants to make something like this.
10:36I want to create it with my main character.
10:38Because it originates from there.
10:41I already have a few hit songs, though
10:44I've never done this kind of work before.
10:47Elle's part was also essential in the musical world.
10:50Not even among ordinary people
10:51But the fact that you chose me
10:54I'm quietly venting these little bits.
10:58They sensed that sense of storytelling, that sensibility, didn't they?
11:08How about Elle?
11:11Of these three, El-san
11:14El-san has this dream even if it's not just the three of them.
11:19The very first person I spoke to
11:24I've always said I wanted to do something like this.
11:27El and I both want to do it together.
11:31But we kept talking about how nice it would be if there were people like that.
11:35If something happens, I'll ask El about art and stuff.
11:38I am absolutely certain that we will be together
11:40I was looking forward to her throwing up.
11:43That's something I'd been talking about with El-san for quite a while.
11:48That's how it felt.
11:49I felt like I shared that feeling with El.
11:53How about it? Are you remembering those times?
11:56It all started when they were a customer of the clothing store I run.
12:01Wait
12:01It was in the order of becoming friends first.
12:03I knew what kind of things he liked.
12:06I just felt like there was nothing I could do about this.
12:11It really looks like the kind of clothes you'd wear in a musical.
12:14I've never made it myself.
12:16My clothes are everyday wear.
12:19How should I put it?
12:20Singing and dancing like that
12:22It's not something you can wear on a stage like that.
12:25Therefore, having such specialized knowledge
12:27For someone like me who can't create patterns from scratch
12:30I felt like there was absolutely nothing I could do.
12:32But I understand the worldview behind the things you like.
12:35Maybe we could create a booklet together that showcases what we learned from that performance.
12:41I was hoping we could work together in various ways.
12:44But
12:45I never imagined I'd be in that role as visual director.
12:48I never thought I'd be entrusted with so many things, like the filming process.
12:51Because
12:52Even after being put in charge, I was still a little anxious.
12:55But I'm the one who knows what Main May likes best.
12:59By the way
12:59Because I was very confident
13:01It felt like they watched it with me simply because of that confidence.
13:06To everyone watching
13:08Shot for the main visual
13:11The title is "Princess Affairs"
13:13It was a photo with Main May in it.
13:16That's really wonderful.
13:17Elle took the lead in that.
13:20What kind of design and what kind of atmosphere?
13:22In what way as an AI?
13:24They had decided everything.
13:27And the costumes too.
13:29That's right, that's right.
13:30Just the first font
13:33A bit of a Gothic Loge style
13:37Always with me
13:39A partner who is providing that kind of direction
13:42I have a daughter.
13:44Together with that designer
13:45I like this kind of thing
13:47That child, on the other hand, likes what I like
13:49She's the one who truly understands me the most.
13:52Among my favorite things
13:53Main May likes this area.
13:55I understand the explanation.
13:57So really
13:58What I usually do as my main character
14:01Look at what you're making
14:03I'm glad you think it's wonderful
14:05I'm not sure which area you're referring to.
14:06It's somewhere around here on the map in my head.
14:09It was something that happened within me.
14:11Who should I work with to make that happen?
14:14It was inside me.
14:16So Nishimori-san too
14:18He was my high school teacher.
14:20I taught modern Japanese literature in high school.
14:24I am now
14:25Working abroad on writing projects
14:27Sometimes I sit down
14:29That accounts for half of my income.
14:31Mr. Nishimori laid the foundation for it.
14:35that's why
14:36I like this kanji character.
14:37I like this kind of expression.
14:39Will you tell me?
14:40The person who created the storyboard
14:42I'm currently involved in the theater like this.
14:44I knew that
14:46I thought it would be interesting if this place existed.
14:50We will be thorough and forceful about it.
14:53This area is amazing too.
14:55I am grateful
14:56Really
14:59When El and Menmen were talking
15:02I've heard "This is great, this is so good" so many times.
15:06They understand each other.
15:08I was like, "Huh?"
15:10I see, that sounds good.
15:12There were quite a few instances of that, weren't there?
15:15but
15:16I
15:18I'm not sure about this place.
15:19Me and the Pope, etc.
15:21Me and El-san
15:22Me and Nishimori-san and others
15:25I don't know if everyone is accommodating me, but
15:28Very much like the stuff around there
15:30Communication
15:31Communication
15:34There aren't that many hurdles.
15:36Things that are the same as good
15:39I was in complete agreement with everyone.
15:40That's the image I have.
15:42I will make it
15:43That's true.
15:43Are there any disabilities like that?
15:46Not really.
15:47The comment is actually
15:48That wasn't the case, was it?
15:50I really enjoyed it.
15:52Even when I'm making music.
15:55Everyone had completely different opinions.
15:59To do that
16:00So, what if we did it this way?
16:03There's something like a control effect
16:05When you make something like this
16:07It really broke
16:08I agree.
16:10Everyone was there together
16:13It's like constantly coming up with new ideas.
16:17It felt really, really good.
16:20When things generally go well in a manufacturing environment
16:23Transcending genres
16:24People from different sections
16:25Speaking
16:27This is reflected in
16:28When the shape starts to develop and become more fleshy
16:30It was really good.
16:32You know
16:33What left a lasting impression on me was...
16:35After this, we'll go to the flower field again.
16:37Yeah
16:37Yes, yes
16:38When I was given the opportunity to create another memorable piece of music that reached number one
16:44Um, I think I heard it on the phone
16:46How about it?
16:47Mr. Nishimura
16:48They were practicing together at the studio.
16:51When I asked, "How is it?"
16:52It's fun!
16:54Oh, I heard that! It's fun!
16:57It's fun, but
16:59The next day, I told the instructor at the practice studio.
17:01Meme-chan said, "Is it okay for me to be having this much fun?"
17:07That's because we're professionals, after all.
17:10There's this feeling that you're not allowed to enjoy yourself, right?
17:14I guess when I go
17:16It's not okay to only think about your own enjoyment.
17:18Since I am receiving money
17:19Things that need to be submitted properly.
17:22You must have something to offer.
17:24But is it really okay to be having this much fun?
17:27Mememe-chan said
17:28It was fun.
17:29I really enjoyed every day.
17:30So answer
17:34It seems like they have a big sponsor.
17:37Not because I'm interested
17:39Because it's an indie band.
17:41Isn't that okay?
17:43I remembered
17:44The teacher who said
17:45fun
17:46I will show it to you exactly as it is.
17:48something like that
17:49He said
17:50That's the kind of place it was, wasn't it?
17:52It was a really warm and friendly workplace, wasn't it?
17:56The very first thing I had was the script, and that's where the idea came from.
18:01First, we started by gathering the materials.
18:05First of all, I'd like to ask about the solo musical in the first place.
18:08When you think about it, what kind of book do you want to make? What kind of work do you want to create?
18:12Did you think so?
18:14Huh? What kind of work did they want to create?
18:18Well, I kind of forgot about it at the time.
18:20I really did forget.
18:22Really forget
18:23Yeah
18:23I mean, I've just finished creating a work called Himemoto.
18:27I really have forgotten.
18:29What I remember most vividly is a huge amount of movies from Mememe.
18:35Toru
18:38And then a huge amount of music like this was sent to me, and I said I understood.
18:47Check each one
18:48It's an old product that's been discontinued or stopped being sold.
18:53They're posting really scary movies and I'm trying to watch as many as I can.
19:00Is there anything right now? Do you remember?
19:03For example, there is a movie called École, in which girls are isolated
19:12Movies shown at facilities where they are located, etc.
19:15And then there's Lolita fashion.
19:17Lolita, etc.
19:18There's also a movie called Minehaha.
19:24A slightly older version of Equals
19:28I'm looking for a movie with a bit of a girlish feel to it.
19:31If you ask me if I really like it, I'd say not really.
19:34When I create a work, I tend to create a world with this kind of atmosphere.
19:38I've always thought it was very refined.
19:41She has a kind of European film-like, girlish charm.
19:46So I'm really anxious about doing this project or work.
19:54That's what I was thinking.
19:55Nishimori-san said something like, "It doesn't have to be at this timing."
19:59I was told that a lot.
20:00That was the first time El-san introduced Nishimori-san and me to each other.
20:04We sometimes ate meals together.
20:06At that time, Nishimori said something like, "There's a time like that, a time like that."
20:12Mr. said
20:14There are two reasons why I really want to do it right now.
20:18There
20:18One thing is that something I've always been thinking about comes to mind.
20:23The idea I came up with was something that fell from the sky.
20:26I'm sure I'm not the only one; there are many people in this world who have it in their heads.
20:31There are other people who have the same idea
20:32Then, things like "someone else did it before me" kept repeating.
20:39I feel like I've been living my life on a cycle of retaliation until now.
20:41So everyone had a lot of people in mind when they were thinking about it.
20:47It was like a free-for-all.
20:49A musical actress of the same generation was the first to...
20:52If you do Cal
20:53I'm just doing something that's been done before, so I need to get it done quickly.
20:56One thing I thought was...
20:58And another thing is that I just really wanted to cherish that girlishness.
21:03Because
21:03I'm 22 now, and I've lost my girlishness before I become any more of an adult.
21:09Before it leaves
21:10She really wanted to do a work about that girlishness, so
21:15I'm starting to get anxious.
21:16Indeed, so for those of you who are watching this for the first time, this work is the first thing
21:22I think there are also questions like, "How do you do that?"
21:25In my case, I create a plot before I start writing the book.
21:29What happens in each scene, and how does it all end?
21:34That
21:35I made something like a detailed synopsis and then Endo
21:38I'd like you to create a song like this for this section.
21:43that
21:51We will incorporate as many of your ideas as possible into that design plan.
21:56The final step is to turn it into a book.
21:59I decided on the overall structure of the story fairly early on.
22:06Right?
22:08When we first met, it was about a month to figure it out.
22:12Regarding the content of the first time I ran it about a while ago...
22:18For me, the main source of inspiration was often Ms. Hagio's book.
22:26Hagio's work is a bit, how should I put it, science fiction-like
22:30In a way, it's not exactly like "The Twilight Zone," but something...
22:35A little bit outside of everyday life
22:37However, it left behind a lingering impression, a kind of girlishness.
22:41If that's the case, then this configuration is the only option, and I've thought about it quite a bit.
22:46Yes, there were some areas where I was impressed.
22:49Finally, we asked Meme to give the closing remarks.
22:53Me? You mean Nishimori-san?
22:54No no no no no no
22:56Everyone
22:58I agree
22:59I would really like to do this performance.
23:03I don't know when it will be,
23:05A theater that suits the image of this work
23:10I'd like to hold a main performance.
23:14I've built up my stamina by then, so it's an amazing work.
23:18I will do my best to take on the challenge, both physically and mentally.
23:22Please lend us your support again at that time.
23:24And I would be very happy if you all would come and see it!
23:30thank you
23:32Thank you all for today.
23:34thank you
23:36thank you
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