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Hello. I'm Hario Yamaguchi. Nice to meet you.
Nice to meet you.
It's embarrassing.
May I?
Please have a seat.
Excuse me.
It's like an interview.
March of this year.
Tokyo Dome!
In two days, about 100,000 people agreed to make their dream of the Tokyo Dome performance a success.
"Hinata Daka 46".
In addition, the second documentary film "Hope and Despair" will be released nationwide from July 8th.
I hope you can see us again on the screen.
"Hinata Daka 46"!
The road to the Tokyo Dome, which has been plagued by COVID-19.
Despair and conflict that no one knows about.
The truth of the past two years is revealed.
I don't want you to see me for these two years.
In this program, each member will share their feelings that were not mentioned even in the movie.
The members of the seventh time are...
We, "Shinsan Kisei", will do our best, too!
Two years ago, the three of "Shinsan Kisei" met again.
Lucky, good luck!
"Hinata Daka 46", thank you!
What is the unknown true feelings of the three who have grown up with optimism?
I love live performances, but there was a part of me that I wasn't enjoying it.
I've been worried about it since before I joined.
I didn't want to have good memories with my seniors.
I don't know why they're supporting me.
I don't really care about it, but...
Well, I'd like to start asking you questions.
Thank you for having me.
Haruyo Yamaguchi.
She was born and raised in Tottori Prefecture. She is 18 years old.
I'm Haruyo Yamaguchi, 14 years old, and I'm in my third year of middle school.
She passed the Sakamichi Joint Audition when she was 14 years old.
She loves...
Baseball!
And she's pretty good at it, too.
Former Yokohama D.N.A. coach, Mr. Ramirez,
stole her heart and soul.
What should we do?
We don't have much time to talk seriously like this.
I want to know a lot of things.
There are a lot of things we don't know.
That's right.
So...
You took the audition when you were in middle school?
In middle school and high school.
In the summer.
I see.
Do you have any special reason for taking the gold audition?
The reason is...
The social media group liked everything about me.
So I decided to take the audition.
I see.
I took the audition secretly in my room.
What?
Really?
I took the audition without telling anyone.
I didn't have a cell phone in middle school.
I couldn't do it myself.
I had a cell phone in middle school.
So I could take the audition by myself.
So I think...
It's best to keep your parents secret.
That's right.
I was able to keep it to myself.
When did you find out?
I saw the application for the second time.
Did you receive it?
I received it and was like, "What is this?"
Did you realize it was too early?
That's when I found out.
I see.
It's true.
At first you don't think you'll pass.
You'll pass, right?
I was like, "I like it, so I'll take it."
That's right.
What did your family say after you found out?
Did they cheer you on?
Not at all.
They knew what I like.
They cheered me on a lot.
That's cool.
Let's do this one.
Okay.
What did you struggle with and worry about when you were a high school student?
When I was a high school student...
What I struggled with...
Well...
The trainee tour.
We all struggled with it.
We did.
We did, didn't we?
It wasn't easy.
After the joint audition, of the 39 passers-by, 21 were assigned to three groups.
The rest of the members began their activities as trainees.
About a year later, a tour was decided to be held for only 15 trainees.
So, one by one, they will be in charge of the center.
For the first time on the stage, suddenly the center will play a major role.
What did they think at the time?
One by one, they will be in charge of the center.
I'm not good at dancing and I'm really slow at dancing.
I didn't like it at first.
It was really hard for me.
There are various schools.
What song was it?
"Kaze ni fuka" and "Kitsune"?
"ambivalent" and "kitsune"?
It was really hard.
I didn't go to school.
I watched all of them at home first.
It was like an individual thing.
I felt like everyone was already doing it mentally.
I think that was the hardest.
The local members certainly went and came.
They did.
But it was very rewarding.
Now, we are divided into three groups.
I think we were working together with these people.
I understand.
It feels strange now, but we were 15 people.
It was fun.
I know.
What is the impression of HINATA ZAKA 46 that you have changed since you were assigned?
Has everyone's impression changed?
It hasn't changed much.
HINATA ZAKA's impression hasn't changed much.
It's warm and kind to seniors.
The impression from outside hasn't changed at all.
Do you remember the impression you had when you first saw your seniors?
Oh, it's real.
That's right.
I think it was when we were filming "zokkiri".
That's right.
It was like that except for KUMI.
In February 2020, the three of them were assigned to HINATA ZAKA 46 as new 3rd generation students.
I want to be a person who can deliver HINATA ZAKA's motto "happy aura".
I will deliver happiness and smiles to many people in the future, so I would be happy if you could watch it.
HINATA ZAKA is playing baseball, isn't he?
I'm very confident about it, so I'd like to show it.
What should I do?
The day of their first face-to-face meeting with seniors they admire.
As the three of them greet each other, the members do a prank.
We danced like we were really dancing a lesson in this outfit, and when we came in,
after we finished dancing, we greeted each other and said, "We prepared something for you, so can you change?"
While we were getting changed, we changed into our usual clothes and came in.
We did this and said, "It was a prank! Welcome, Hiroto and Zoka!"
Let's go in and line up at the entrance.
Once again, we would like you to introduce ourselves. We are Minatata46!
We were looking forward to doing activities together from now on, so let's work hard together from now on!
Since we were young, we always danced like we were dancing a lesson in this outfit.
This is true, but...
That's right.
As a preliminary step...
That's right.
We all had our own props and prepared them.
What's wrong?
And...
Excuse me.
It's confusing and cute at the same time.
I know.
But at that time, you believe it, don't you?
I believed it.
I believed it a lot.
I was like, "The maid outfit vendor is cute."
I know. I know it very well.
It's very cute.
I thought I had to raise the tension by dancing.
I thought you were going to do something.
I thought there would be a live like that in maid clothes.
We're pure.
What if we get caught now?
If we get caught now, we might get caught soon.
We might get caught soon.
I'm looking forward to it.
We talked about getting caught soon.
The fourth generation is coming in.
How does it feel to be in the fourth generation now?
I'm really looking forward to it.
I don't get involved with younger people very much.
I think this is my first opportunity to talk to my juniors.
So I'm really nervous.
I'm really nervous.
The third and fourth generations are the closest distance.
I think it's easier to talk to.
That's right.
I want to convey the kindness of my seniors.
I want to convey the warmth of Hinata-zakarashi to the fourth generation.
It's like an older sister or a friend.
Are these three the youngest?
There are older sisters, but there are many older sisters.
I'm looking forward to seeing how they get involved.
It's easier to talk to while we're talking.
As a senior, I think so.
I want to be someone who is easy to talk to while we're talking.
I want to be a good person.
Who do you rely on the most?
I'm curious!
I talk with a lot of seniors.
Who do you love the most?
What are you saying?
It's okay, raise your hand.
Sankisei!
No way!
It's okay!
I'm in front of you, so it's okay!
We can talk about anything.
That's true.
Don't you think so?
Seniors also help me a lot.
I rely on them a lot.
The closest...
That's right.
Why are you laughing?
I'm embarrassed.
Don't be embarrassed.
I think Sankisei is the person who is closest to me and can talk about anything.
I'm happy.
Don't be embarrassed.
I'm happy.
You don't say that.
Why?
Because I rely on you.
That's a good relationship.
But we're four people.
That's right.
At first, there was a wall.
There is a wall here and there is a wall anywhere.
At first, there was a wall here and there is a wall anywhere.
But as I worked, I was able to say something somewhere.
We talk about pretty much anything.
No matter what you see...
I've become someone who's not embarrassed at all...
So in terms of being able to show off the most...
I'm really proud of myself.
That's true.
I'm happy.
Then...
Yes?
What has been the biggest setback in your life?
Setback?
Yes.
When I didn't pass...
When I didn't get assigned...
I don't know what I should do for that period of time.
That's true.
During her training years...
Her main activity was taking two basic lessons a month.
On the other hand...
After her audition...
She was immediately assigned to Hiragana Keiaki.
Ms. Hinano Kamimura...
On the front stage...
Whenever, wherever, I'm a weirdo!
I'm Hinano!
Yes!
Her uncertainty...
Left a dark shadow in her heart.
- We didn't know what would happen. - True.
- We had lessons, but we didn't do much. - Right.
- We're here to make you cry. - What?
- I wonder what we are now. - Right.
- I can't even imagine myself as a member. - Right.
- I thought this would end. - I thought we'd go back.
- I know. - I thought we'd go back.
- The three of us were in Onogizaka's class. - We were.
- We were in private class. - We were in private class.
- It's funny. - We met at that time.
- We weren't going back. - Right.
- We were focused on Mill River. - We went back once.
- Right.
- We went to see Mill River. - Right.
- I thought we'd go this way. - Right.
- We took various exams. - Right.
- We graduated. - We didn't have good timing.
- Right.
- That's why I'm sad. - I was so disappointed.
- Right.
It's time for the last question.
- Okay. - Okay.
What should we say?
Should we say this?
- Okay. - Okay.
- What is it? - Then...
- What is it? - Do you think you're suitable for being an idol?
- That's it. - That's it.
- I'm embarrassed. - It's okay.
- Are you suitable for it or not? - I'm not suitable for it.
- You're not suitable for it. - Really?
- Why? - Why?
- Should I say I'm suitable for it? - I don't think it's okay.
- I thought you'd say that. - Really?
- I'm not suitable for it. - It's not like that.
What do you think about it?
No, no!
I asked a really sorry question.
What do you think about it?
Don't cry.
No, no, not at all.
What do you think about it?
I can't do what others can do.
I can do it.
I can't do it alone.
I've done it over and over again.
I can't do what others can't do.
What do you think about it?
But I'm not good at it.
But I'm not that good at it.
Don't say that.
I can't do much.
I'm not a person who can be seen like that.
I don't know why they're supporting me.
I'm really sad.
I don't think it's a good thing.
I don't say it because I'm sorry for those who support me.
I don't think it's a good thing.
But I like it.
I like watching it.
When I'm talking with my seniors, I like it, so I continue.
I like Hinata, so I continue.
I've never thought about it.
I cry every time I cry.
I've never thought about it.
I wonder if it's okay not to be suitable for it.
I wonder if it's okay to be my own idol.
I'm not suitable for it.
I don't want you to think of it as a bad thing.
I don't like people who watch it.
It's okay for me to watch it.
I'm not suitable for it anymore.
From now on, I will continue Hinata.
I'm happy.
I don't like it.
It's over.
I didn't mean to cry.
I've been saying it since the beginning.
I didn't mean to cry.
That's all for the questions.
The interview is over.
Thank you very much.
Thank you for having me.
Thank you.
I feel like I've been hired.
Where is it?
Is it here?
Yes.
Let's go.
This way.
I'm going to laugh.
Hello.
Thank you for your time.
Please come in.
Thank you for your time.
It really looks like an interview.
It really does.
I'm scared of this side.
Then let's ask questions.
I'm scared.
Yes.
Yes, thank you for your time.
Mari Morimoto.
She lived in France until the age of four due to her father's job situation.
When she took the audition...
Well, I've always loved Mr. Sakamichi.
Rather than wanting to be an idol, I have a strong desire to join Mr. Sakamichi,
so I came here with the resolve to devote my life, not just my mouth.
Thank you for your time.
She was a little teary-eyed.
The first question.
Thank you.
What did you do before you became an idol?
Before I became an idol, I went to a girls' high school.
I joined the dance club when I was in the first grade of junior high school.
Yes, but I couldn't work well together, so I quit.
Didn't you have any trouble like girls do?
Not at all.
You don't?
I don't.
It's really peaceful.
I don't think I had any trouble like that.
Maybe I was blessed by people around me.
There was an announcement at school, and that's why I quit.
But before that, I did something like an engine only in the first grade of junior high school.
At that time, I said, "Let's talk about something else."
I only had a year, but I got really emotional and cried a lot.
Everyone said they were lonely and cried for me, and I was happy.
You're happy now, aren't you?
I'm busy now, but I was kind.
You were blessed by people.
I was blessed.
Shall we move on to the next one?
The next one is important.
Let's move on.
Oh, should I say this?
Um...
Hinano, what do you think of her?
What kind of person is Hinano to you?
Hinano...
When we met and the joint audition was over...
Since I was teaching various lessons in the Kanto group...
Hinano was shining so brightly.
I know!
She was shining, wasn't she?
She was really eye-catching.
Wasn't she?
She was really shining.
When I heard that I was assigned to Hiragana Keiki by myself...
I was like, "Yeah, you're right."
I feel like I've become an idol.
I feel like I'm loved.
But when we joined and started working together...
Behind the scenes...
A lot of difficult things end, you know?
Seeing Hinano crying and stuff...
I was having a lot of fun at school...
But now that I'm an idol...
I've experienced a lot of things...
I've shed a lot of tears...
It's even more amazing.
Yeah, for sure.
Hinano-chan...
When you joined and now...
Your relationship has changed, hasn't it?
It has.
Have you changed in any way?
During the tour?
During the tour...
All of a sudden...
I felt like the distance between us got shorter.
Yeah.
It was amazing...
The four of us gathered in the hotel room in Halion...
We played games and ate takoyaki together.
I think it was the first time for the four of us to gather like that.
Besides work.
I was really happy about the distance.
The distance...
The atmosphere...
We haven't been that far.
We haven't shown our foreheads or anything like that.
Yeah, we haven't shown our foreheads or anything like that.
I thought we'd show it all at once.
That's nice.
Even in private...
That's right.
We do that a lot.
In private...
The four of us have been together for a really long time.
It's been a long time.
It's amazing, isn't it?
The hotel room.
Girls...
Well, if it's five of us, I often hear things like that.
The three of us, the four of us...
No matter where we're paired up...
Yeah.
I know.
I don't feel that uncomfortable.
That's true.
No matter who you talk to...
It's like this.
No matter who you talk to, it's like this.
I know.
It's comforting.
But it's the most fun when there are four of us.
I know.
It's the most fun.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
It's embarrassing like this.
Really.
With everyone.
Ah, then...
After joining Hinata Zakka 46, do you have any memories of the first year?
Memories of the first year...
2020...
As soon as we joined...
Corona got worse.
Ah, that's right.
Corona did.
Do you remember what happened?
It was really tough and I don't remember it.
That's right.
It was tough even for those watching.
That's right.
I'm sorry.
That's right.
There were a lot of things.
But...
I feel like I cried all the time.
I cried every day.
That's right.
But...
Memories...
Like this...
Memories...
It's okay. It's not impossible.
It doesn't have to be just fun.
Like, "This was a little tough."
But honestly...
It wasn't fun at all.
That kind of feeling.
I really like this group.
I was happy to join.
The seniors were really nice.
I'm not sure...
I was worried before I joined.
I didn't want to have good memories with my seniors.
I didn't know if I could get along with them.
They were really nice.
But...
But when I saw everyone having fun talking...
I definitely could have gotten in there, but...
I felt like I shouldn't have done it, and I couldn't do it.
So, when you say memories...
It might be more than you think.
It might have been negative for a year.
Something was missing.
That's right.
But I'm glad you're happy now.
I'm glad.
I'm having a lot of fun now.
I'm glad you're in a good mood.
Thank you.
Shall we move on?
Yes.
Wait a minute.
What does Hinatazaka 46 mean to you?
I'm really curious.
What is it?
I'm sure it's something that shakes your emotions the most.
Even if you live in the future, you won't know so many things about yourself.
That's right.
I'm having a lot of fun talking with my seniors now.
I still talk a lot about it later.
Even when I graduate, I want you to stay with me.
So...
Keep going.
Thank you.
We'll be friends when you graduate.
Thank you.
That's right.
I'm learning a lot of things.
What I think the most is...
I don't know what it is, but...
I think I was touched by your warmth.
You say "thank you" and "I'm rooting for you" on "meet and greet" and "tether" and "television" and you say "I love you" a lot, don't you?
You don't say "thank you" and "I love you" that much, do you?
No, I don't think so. I don't say that much in my life.
Every time you say "thank you" and "I love you" to me, I feel like I'm doing a happy job.
It's about time for you to say your last question.
My last one?
Yes, your last one.
Then I'll go first.
Which one should I say?
Oh, I like this one.
Now that you've achieved your dream of the Tokyo Dome, what is your goal for the group?
My goal for the group...
There are seniors and people like that, but I want to be able to perform not only in Japan but also overseas.
I'm really proud of myself, but as a group, I want to do my best to contribute to the live performance.
I've been working hard for it, but it's really lonely to say goodbye here, and I want to walk more and more with you in the sun, or I want to go to more and more places.
Do you have a personal goal of "I want to be like this"?
I want to be like this.
Everyone has their own life, and in that life, there are things like "I like sunshine and 46", so I want to be a person whose life becomes brighter and more fun.
I want to be like "It's fun to see this person", or "It cheers me up".
That's a great goal.
That's right.
Thank you very much.
I'm sorry.
Thank you very much.
I'm embarrassed.
I'm Takahashi Mikuni. Nice to meet you.
Nice to meet you, too.
Excuse me.
It's been a while.
Shall we go now?
Yes.
I'm nervous about this side.
Right?
That's right.
Takahashi Mikuni.
She has been aiming only for the uphill group and has been auditioned twice since she was a junior high school student, but she failed in either of them.
I'm shy and I'm so negative that I get nervous, but I got this audition because I wanted to change myself.
She was honest for the third time and finally made her dream come true.
She is a firm and organized three-generation person.
She is like an older sister to them.
Before you became an idol, I think you had a normal school life.
What kind of girl were you?
When I was in junior high school, I was in the aquarium department because of my sister.
You were serious about it, weren't you?
I did my best.
That's right.
After all, I continued for three years and taught.
That's amazing.
I think I was used to doing that.
I was class president for three years.
That's amazing.
I think I was a good girl when I was in junior high school.
That's important.
I was making up for myself as a good girl by doing various things like committee, department, and board.
I think I might have felt it a little hard to breathe.
I see.
When you were a trainee, you talked a lot like an emcee.
Thanks to that, you have a firm impression.
No, it's not like that.
I'm a good girl at home.
I'm just being nice and I can't do anything.
It's a bit of a problem that you tend to have a firm first impression.
That's right.
I'm always doing it while thinking that I can't do it better than you think.
I always think thank you.
I really think so.
What do you think you've changed since you became an idol?
What is it?
I'm a little less shy now.
That's right.
It starts with you having an impression that you can talk.
That's right.
I don't have to live up to expectations, but I have that image as a premise, so I think I have to do it.
I'm not good at talking while I'm thinking and talking.
I don't know.
But you always leave it up to the emcee.
That's because you're older than me.
Thank you.
I'm a person who can't talk unless I think about it.
I don't think I can respond flexibly to that yet.
You can do it.
My impression of you is that you've been dancing and singing a lot since you were a trainee.
You've grown up, but have you changed in that area?
In terms of performance?
In terms of performance.
But you may have changed.
Really?
When I was a trainee, I wasn't so determined to study and study.
To be honest, I did my best just to memorize it.
It's not like I'm good at memorizing.
It's not like I'm good at it.
It's amazing if you can do it.
I'm not good at memorizing and I'm not good at it.
When I was a trainee, I just did it recklessly.
Since I joined, I've had live performances and I've always hated being tall.
But when I was in a large venue, I realized that I could make use of it and started to pay attention to how I used my body.
When it's a four-member song, there's a solo part.
It's because of those opportunities.
I want to grow more and more.
I want to be good at singing.
What did you think of the variety show "hinai" right after joining the group?
It was painful.
I didn't know what to say.
It was my first time and I was a junior.
It was hard for me to say it in front of people.
Even if I was asked to say it, I could only say the normal answer.
Even so, at first I was worried about every recording.
That's right.
The first recording was amazing.
I cried after the first recording.
I cried in the studio and in the car.
Even at home, I thought about why I couldn't speak.
I reflected on myself every day.
I'm a boring person.
But I've seen that voice before.
That person is terrible.
And I'm convinced of it.
I'm convinced of it.
I hope you can get closer to that normal feeling now.
I don't think you're normal anymore than you think you are.
I can't think of words that I really didn't think of.
I can't think of anything.
Suddenly...
I can't think of any words that have an impact.
No one can say that.
It's difficult.
When I see my seniors, I think, "Wow, I admire them."
That's right.
What kind of presence do you have for yourself?
Let me see...
Hinata-zaka's seniors are often quite frank with me, but...
After all, there are greetings and courtesy in that context.
I think we've become more respectful of each other as we've started to work together.
The same goes for romance.
As human beings, there are only wonderful people.
I think so, too.
I really think so.
I wonder why so many warm-hearted people have gathered.
I think it's a miracle.
I think Hinata-zaka is warm.
I see you talking with Kosaka-san the most.
She's been coming back recently.
When I realized it, I thought I was with Kosaka- san a lot.
I don't know where I started talking with you.
When I appeared on "Azato Kawaii" and "Kohaku"...
At the end of the year, there will be more activities as a whole.
At that time, I started talking about my hobbies like anime.
Gradually, you lent me manga.
When I was in high school, I was used to working after school.
But still, somewhere...
I was tired.
That's right.
I had that, but I couldn't tell it to my seniors who were doing other jobs.
There's a part of me that I've been keeping it in.
While I was talking about my hobbies with Nao-san,
"How was the test today?", "How was today's class?"
It was a really random conversation.
When I talk to people, I don't ask for advice.
I'm the type of person who just wants to hear it.
Things that happened at school,
We talked about a lot of things.
You asked me anything.
What do you call it?
You're like an older sister to me.
I hope there are seniors who can talk about things other than work.
But not only Nao-san, but also our seniors...
They notice us when we're down.
They say a lot of things to us.
I think it's reassuring.
I know.
You feel it desperately, don't you?
Like every day.
You've been helped a lot, haven't you?
That's right.
There are times when you don't know.
Do you talk to them when you don't know?
Talking to members who are a little older than me...
I don't think it's easy for middle school students.
I didn't learn about society in that sense.
I think Tsubuchi-senpai was the one who taught me that part.
That's right.
I'll ask you this.
What is the biggest setback in life?
What?
I don't know...
The setback since I joined is...
the tour.
That's right.
During the tour...
I love concerts, but...
I think I wasn't enjoying it enough.
Last October...
The last of the national tour, Nagoya Park.
Mr. Takahashi, a third-year high school student at the time...
In fact...
Because of his inequality with the music industry...
He couldn't say he was perfect...
But he wanted to perform live.
And during his performance...
Right now, school is busy and I have to go back to Tokyo.
It's physically and mentally exhausting.
You were going back and forth between Tokyo and Nagoya, weren't you?
Yes, I was.
Didn't you have an exam or something?
Yes, I passed the exam.
That's a big deal.
But I thought I wouldn't get good grades if I didn't take the exam.
So I took the exam in the morning, took the Shinkansen and went to Nagoya for a live performance.
I came back on that day, studied for the exam and left.
You went back and forth between Tokyo and Nagoya, didn't you?
Yes, I did.
You went back and forth mentally and physically.
When I was on the Shinkansen alone and heading for Nagoya, I took an online class and studied for a while.
But I had tears in my eyes.
I wondered if I could move even if I went.
I didn't want to neglect school either.
I felt a mysterious sense of responsibility.
That's when I started crying.
I'm embarrassed to say it myself, but I think I did a good job.
You're amazing.
I think I'm strong.
You can break either way.
The school rules and the tour.
I didn't get out of rehearsal.
That's right.
I put on makeup and changed my clothes as soon as I got in.
I was told that I had changed my clothes.
I didn't want to make mistakes because I love live performances.
But sometimes I make mistakes.
That's frustrating.
I can't do either.
I felt irritated at the time.
Now I can admit that I did my best.
It's about time for you to ask the next question.
What should I do?
I want to go to Paris.
But it's hot.
What should I do?
What do you think is the biggest challenge of Hinatazaka46 now?
Challenge!
"Tokyo Dome Performance" was one of my goals.
I sang it in "Yakusoku no Tamago".
There is a possibility of stopping it.
It's a challenge.
But we can change it.
Kumi said "this is the starting point" in "Tokyo Dome".
We just follow it.
We can't stop it.
We have to do our best to be in a group that keeps climbing.
What do you want to do in the future?
What do you want to say?
If you were in the third generation, you know what you're like, right?
If you were in the third generation...
I don't like it.
Like an older sister.
I think you're an older sister.
Everyone thinks so.
I'm close, but I feel the responsibility of having to be strong.
I have to put it together.
Thank you.
There will be more and more seniors graduating.
It's like MC power.
It's like the power to get customers involved in a live performance.
As you get older, you have to learn up close.
I'm sure our class will not be transmitted unless it is passed on to juniors.
I want you to absorb everything you can learn up close.
I want you to think you can leave it to me.
I want you to be strong.
I want you to say anything.
I want to be a senior like you.
That's all for today.
Thank you very much.
It was fun.
Thank you.
[Documentary]
We just finished shooting the documentary. How was it?
It was good.
We haven't had a deep conversation about our activities like this recently.
That's right. We did in the beginning.
We did.
We didn't talk about it that deeply.
That's right. We always talked about trivial things.
We got to hear different things from what we talked about in the beginning.
That's right.
In the past, we only talked about negative things.
That's right.
I felt that we became positive.
Both of us.
Well, we talked a lot.
You must be hungry, right?
I am.
I'm starving.
Let's eat some food.
Let's go.