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Hello, everyone. I'm Aya Nishimori of "boku ga mitakatta aozora".
This time, I'm going to show you how I've been working for two days in Kochi Prefecture, where I'm from.
I'm on an airplane and my eyes are dry.
This time, I was invited to an event by a program called "kiteretsu ga saku" hosted by Keiyu TV and TV Coach.
The first day was a recording and the second day was an event.
As soon as I arrived, I got my makeup done.
The makeup artist was also from Kochi and said it was amazing.
Just hearing that made me feel like I was back home.
The first recording is over.
This is the second break. It's a little empty.
This is the script.
I also bought a sticker and an autograph.
Bye-bye.
From now on, it's going to be a little more common in my vlogs.
It's a mysterious "mogumogu" time.
He left me some sweets at school.
I was eating in a hurry, thinking he might call me.
It looks like it's delicious.
I don't feel like I'm nervous.
It was a lot of fun recording, so it ended in no time.
I think you'll be called soon.
I'm going to record.
I'm going out for an event in the morning.
I'll do my best.
I'm going back to my parents' house after recording.
I went back to eat omelet rice.
Omelet rice...
It's been a while since I remember, but it's my mom's favorite omelet rice.
Thank you for the meal.
By the way, I also ate Katsuo-no-tataki.
When I went to that famous Katsuo-no-tataki restaurant, I wanted you to eat it.
It's the second day from here.
It was early in the morning, but my mom took me there and it was beautiful in the morning.
Yes, the event venue is in front of Kochi Station called Kochi Travel Exhibition.
From the left is Takechi Hanpeita, Sakamoto Ryoma, and Nakaoka Shintaro's statue.
It's amazing. I've never been close to it, and I'm excited.
You look happy.
Ever since I said I wanted to make this V-log, my manager has been turning me around in various places, so I've got a lot of these colored images.
And my hometown...
Oh, it's a nice day.
It was a very blue sky.
Kochi is cold and cold, and I was worried about getting burned because it was so cold.
It was warm in the daytime and I was relieved.
I'm pretty lucky.
It was hot in the thick trees.
There's also a face-up panel.
There are four places you can do it, but I thought it wouldn't be lonely even if you were alone with this turning thing.
Kochi is a place where many people drink alcohol.
It's a face-up panel like that.
In the fall, I was wandering around the venue quite a bit.
I was wandering around the venue quite a bit, but I got quite a few calls.
I was very happy to be called "Aya-chan" because it sounded like a local.
This is Kochi Station. I'm not very familiar with Kochi Station, but Anpanman's train had just stopped.
I'm happy.
And I ran. I ran to...
Yes, next to Anpanman.
Anpanman's creator, Takashi Yanose, is from Kochi Prefecture and Anpanman is everywhere in Kochi Prefecture.
I wandered around like this. How was it?
I'm happy.
It's fun.
After that, there was a show of "Yosa Koi" on the stage. I watched it quietly from behind.
It was really good. I like "Yosa Koi" very much.
I walked in the summer. I walked in the summer every year.
At that time, I kept thinking that I wanted to go home and watched it.
Kochi's summer is hot.
In many ways, I hope you can go to "Yosa Koi" festival once in hot summer.
Thank you for the food.
There is also a location in the recording.
I went out with Fujiwara and went around the booth.
After that, Fujiwara told me that he wanted to eat yakisoba.
We bought yakisoba and are about to eat it.
It's the second "mogumogu" time.
There was also an omelet rice that seemed like I had just eaten, and I also ate yakisoba and sweets.
I haven't just eaten it, I'm thinking about that event properly, I'm a little nervous, but the cast has been talking to me all the time, and I'm nervous with Aya- chan, and I'm very happy and happy all the time.
And after that, I stood on the stage firmly.
I was very nervous, but it was fun.
And finally, after that, I did a "mochi-nage" like an elderly teacher in Kochi Prefecture.
"mochi-nage" is a business that is done at festivals, shrines, and celebrations, but of course I've never thrown it before, but it looks like this expression today.
I've been thinking about throwing it all the time, but it doesn't reach the person in the back, so I'm throwing it from the middle.
It's really fun.
I think it's possible in other areas as well.
But I thought I'd never heard of it, and I thought it wasn't common all over the country, but I thought I wouldn't do it in the city.
Like this, the event ended with great success.
It's been a while since I went back to Kochi, and it was a very happy and fun two days in a flash.
Thank you all for coming.
Thank you for watching my work in Kochi for two days.
Let's go back to Tokyo.
See you. Bye-bye.