Blog update: “Sweets are delicious”
Maimi turns green with envy over the peculiarities of Chiba in her February 21st update “Sweets are delicious“. Full translation below.
Good morning
It’s Maimi(
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Today is the 8th anniversary of ℃-ute’s major debut
We debuted with “Sakura Chirari” 8 years ago today
Now we’re on our 27th single and we have countless songs,
but I remember we didn’t have enough of our own songs during our first solo concert, so we also sang our seniors’ songs~
We’re able to have so many songs like this thanks to everyone
Everyone who always supports us, thank you again
I hope you’ll continue to give lots of love to ℃-ute and our songs
And then, yesterday we had a NaruChika concert in Chiba’s Kashiwa( ´ ▽ ` )ノ
Chiba is Suzuki Airi-chan’s hometown
(≧∇≦)
The day before yesterday we had a performance in Saitama, the hometown of the other 4 members,
so we were able to realize performances in each of the ℃-ute members’ hometowns(o^^o)
We researched Chiba’s peculiarities like we did with Saitama,
and it said that the seating order in schools in Chiba is based on birthday~(・o・)ノ
That’s interesting
Why is that~?(≧∇≦)Typically it’s based on name
Since my name is “Yajima Maimi”,
my seat was always in the back(^_^)aIf it was based on birthdays, I would probably sit in the front(o^^o)
But I liked sitting in the back(//∇//)
The back corner of the classroom was always Yaji’s position
Also, it seems that schools in Chiba have a 20 minute break between 2nd and 3rd hour~( ゜д゜)
What the heck’s that~~Σ( ̄。 ̄ノ)ノ
I’m envious~~ヽ(;▽;)ノAt my school, we barely got 20 minutes for lunch_| ̄|○
I couldn’t help but look forward to lunch break( ゜д゜)
But Airi said that she got a 40 minute break for lunch seperate from the other break(;゜0゜)
Fo, fo, forty minutesΣ( ̄。 ̄ノ)ノ??!
They gave you that much?
If they have 6 hours of classes like us, maybe school ends later for the people in Chiba…(・ω・) …Ah! Or maybe their cleaning time was that much shorter??(・・)
Whatever the case, there were a lot of things I was envious of~(^◇^;)lol
Those customs are interesting~~♪( ´θ`)ノ
Also, is this something people from Chiba can relate to?
It was written that people from Chiba think that Orandaya is a nationwide chain(o^^o)
Those of us from Saitama didn’t know about Orandaya,
so when we asked Airi “Do you know of Orandaya~?(^.^)”,
she said “I know it(≧∇≦)…… Eh?( ゜д゜) Wait, you all don’t know about it?(゜0゜) Eh? Is it just in Chiba? Their ice cream is really delicious~∑(゜Д゜)”
lol
It was true(//∇//)
How fun~( ^ω^ )
Thank you to those from Chiba and those from outside Chiba who participated(((o(*゜▽゜*)o)))
And then, everyone who cheered for us even though you couldn’t participate, thank you
There’s also a lottery and handshake event at the NaruChika concerts,
so it’s fun being able to interact with everyone in the venueThe stage was raised,
so I was able to clearly see everyone’s smiles, even those in the very back( ^ω^ )During the concert, there was a happening where one of Nakajima Saki-chan’s pumps flew off to the side of the stageΣ(・□・;)
I’m glad it didn’t fly into the audience(;゜0゜)
Because if it had, it would’ve hit someone like “Bonk!(@_@)⌒
“(>人<;)
The venue burst into laughter,
and once again it made me think “You never know what will happen during a live performance~f^_^;)”!( ^ω^ )Those who participated yesterday got to see a rare sight f^_^;)
I’m really glad no one was hurt
The next NaruChika concert is in Mito♪( ´θ`)ノ
I’ll enjoy it(o^^o)
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Alright
Today we have polaroid & individual handshake & signing events(≧∇≦)I’m looking forward to taking pictures and talking with everyone(((o(*゜▽゜*)o)))
I’ll enjoy today
Until tomorrow’s update(((o(*゜▽゜*)o)))
Today,
tickets go on sale for the performances of “9→10 (Kyuuto) Shuunenkinen ℃-ute Concert Tour 2015 Haru ~The Future Departure~” being held at Nagoya Shikoukaidou Dai-hall (Aichi)April 11th (Sat)
Open: 2:00PM
Start: 3:00PMInquiries: SUNDAY FOLK PROMOTION
052-320-9100Those who have time, please be sure to come and hang out
Posted on February 21, 2015, in Blog, Translations and tagged Yajima Maimi. Bookmark the permalink. 1 Comment.
The original Japanese title reads “Okashi wa oishii”.