AISubs v3.2
As a member of BISH, you have only a few days left. How do you feel now?
I think BISH's activities are mainly live performances.
I've come to realize that there are fewer and fewer live performances.
Rather than feeling lonely, I want to be able to get along with everyone even after it's over.
I'm going to do my best for that.
Do you have a feeling that BISH will be disbanded?
I don't think I'll feel that way until the day.
Do you have any feelings for the members of BISH?
For example, if Asumi Hashi is active in a variety show, I can ask her to introduce me when I publish a book.
I feel that everyone is working hard together.
I haven't been able to be friends with everyone after it's over.
I want to be friends with everyone.
I want to be able to get along with everyone in a different way.
I want to be able to interact with everyone in a different way.
Q. Has your relationship changed since the disbandment announcement?
A. Our relationship hasn't changed, but there are a lot of members who are doing their best individually, so it's easier for me to find the parts that I can respect.
Q. What is your best memory as BISH?
A. I don't really have a best memory, but I feel like I have the most precious and fleeting daily life where I naturally laugh with the members.
Q. What does BISH mean to you?
A. I think that I was loved and was able to stand on the stage in BISH.
Q. What does BISH mean to you?
BISH is a job.
It's a job, but if you ask me what it is,
sometimes it's that I worked hard because it's a job.
There's that, too.
I can say it in a very beautiful way,
but there are members who say it's youth,
and I think that's true,
but I don't think it's too beautiful for me.
I think BISH is BISH,
and I don't want to put it in one word.
It's a little difficult.
What kind of stage do you want to do for BISH?
It's a stage that's really going to take shape from now on.
I can't imagine it yet,
but I don't really think about what it's like because it's Tokyo Dome or this live house.
It's all the same, and it's getting bigger.
There are a lot of people in Tokyo Dome,
and if you think there are a lot of people on your side,
I don't think it's a scary stage at all,
and if you can do it as usual, I think that's the best.
What kind of person do you want to be after the disbandment?
I felt it a lot when I was active in BISHO.
I'm not good at the lines that people tell me to do.
I realized that it is my joy to form things that I can give up,
such as the lyrics I have written so far.
I would be very happy if I could continue to cherish what I can give up and live with it.
Do you have any specific activities you want to do?
I decided to release a novel on June 1st.
It's my second novel.
It will be released in late July,
so that's the first thing I want to do after the disbandment.
I don't know if I can continue to write novels with writers.
I used to like talking on the radio,
but I want to continue to write while being active in the public.
So you want to continue writing novels.
That's right.
The six of you will make your debut soon.
How do you feel now?
We said we would do it,
but I think it's a great relief that it's not something we can decide on our own.
First of all, I think it was great that there was a voting system for the viewers.
It's a pressure for them to choose in a small world, and we don't know if that's the right thing to do.
So I think it was great that we were able to decide on that in the end.
I don't know. I don't know if we're going to do a Bish song.
But even if we do a Bish song, I don't think it's going to be the same live as a Bish song.
Even if you ask me what Bishism is, I don't know.
I think there are a lot of different Bish, so I don't know.
I don't think it's because it's similar to Bish. I think it's the opposite.
I think it's better to see something new.
When I talked to Junyosuke about this audition last summer, everyone seemed to be in a complicated situation, but how do you feel now?
At that time, we were wondering if we were crazy.
We were expressing our complicated feelings on the stage,
but when we showed our emotions on the stage,
the audience felt the same.
I don't think there will ever be a situation like that.
At least, I don't think there will be a situation like that until the audition is over.
I may not have disappeared completely.
I don't know yet.
But as I get to know the high school students,
I can see their personalities and their lives.
I can see that they didn't just come to the audition on a whim.
I feel that they have changed a lot since then.
There are still some students who are not satisfied with the audition.
Is there anything you want to tell them?
For now, I think it's fine.
It's fine. We have Bishu.
If they like Bishu because she is the second Bishu,
we would think so too.
It's natural for them to think that way.
I don't think there are many people who nod and pour 100% into it.
I feel like I'm lying to myself.
We don't have to convince them that much.
We are still in the audition stage.
I want them to stand on their own two feet and see what it looks like.
I want them to compete with each other.
I think it's the real thing after they make their debut.
Did you learn anything from him in this audition?
I don't think he is a complete amateur.
I think he has been doing something.
I have the impression that he has been aiming for music.
I think he is prepared to do something again.
For example, if he loses in the previous group,
he will take the challenge again.
I think he is prepared for that.
I think he knows how difficult it is in the previous group.
The second challenge made me think of myself after the disbandment.
I don't think I will be in the group after the disbandment.
I think I have an incomplete impression in my previous life.
I feel such frustration directly.
I'm standing in front of the audience now,
so I think I'm blessed with this opportunity.
I'm going to do one more live show that I think is important.
I've come to think that I'm going to do it as much as my dream has come true.
What kind of group do you want to be in the end?
I want to be in a group called WACK.
There are a lot of groups called WACK.
But there is something called BISH.
Maybe it's only at the audition stage,
but BISH is taken care of by him.
The fact that he uses his name means that there is something different.
WACK is gone from BISH.
But I think BISH will inherit the rest.
I hope the members and staff will be aware of that.