Harami-chan

This was her first solo performance in Yamanashi. Harami-chan commented that "Yamanashi rice farmers are super enthusiastic!" because the tickets for the Yamanashi performance sold out unusually quickly, and the merchandise on the day was quickly sold out. The live performance included songs by artists from Yamanashi ("Underneath the Giant Onion," "Dakishimete TONIGHT," "March 9th"), and she improvised a medley of four requested songs. She didn't know one of the songs, but she transcribed it by ear in less than a minute on the spot. Then, she arranged the four songs in 2-3 minutes and performed a wonderful medley. There were also two songs performed acoustically without speakers. The talking segments were also quite interesting. It was endearing that the correct answer rate for the first quiz question, the departure melody of Enzan Station, was unusually low. Yamanashi is a car-centric society, after all... It was also interesting that a local Yamanashi commercial song was featured. Also, Harami-chan showed her kindness by saying that the usually chewy Hoto noodles, which were soggy, broken, and cold, were "delicious." I wanted to attend the Tokyo final performance, but it doesn't seem like I'll be able to go, so I'm looking forward to the next Yamanashi performance.

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