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How do you feel now that you have decided to disband BISH?
I hope that on June 29th, BISH, the staff around BISH, and the staff members will be able to welcome that day in good health.
I think it's important to take care of each and every one of us so that we don't leave anything behind.
How do you feel now that you have decided to disband BISH?
I've been disbanding for a month now, and I don't have much left to do, so when I think about it, it feels like it won't be long.
I've been disbanding since I announced my disbandment, so there's not much change in me. I feel like there's less to do, and I feel lonely.
How do you feel about the current BISH members?
I want them to stay healthy. That's the most important thing.
Do you feel lonely because you can't leave BISH?
I didn't want to disband, so I've been lonely since the moment everyone decided to disband. I feel like everyone's feeling the same way.
What do you think about disbanding now?
I decided to disband without being satisfied.
There's no need to be satisfied.
I thought it would be my way to disband,
so I gave up the option of being satisfied.
I thought that was fine.
What do you think you're not satisfied with?
What do you mean?
Why can't you be satisfied?
The first thing I thought was, why would you disband?
There are many reasons.
There are six.
I think it depends on the person who accepts it.
There are six of us,
and it's not just my life.
It's because the six of us have lived our lives together.
Personally, I think it's cool to continue.
I don't think it's a choice to disband at the best time.
I thought it would be cool to continue BISH in any way,
so I decided to choose BISH.
Do you talk to each other about disbanding?
We talk about disbanding for more than a month.
We only have three or four concerts,
so we often talk about disbanding.
What do you think about the relationship between the members after the disbandment?
I don't know.
I think I don't know the most.
Whenever I ask a question, I get a completely different answer from what I was thinking.
I don't think I'm going in the direction of, of course, this will happen.
I don't know.
What is the most memorable moment for you?
No.
There are too many, so if I had to choose one, it would be the moment when I became a BISHU.
I think that was the turning point in my life.
I think it was the turning point.
That's where my life started to change.
I think the moment when I became a BISHU, the moment when I became a member of SENTO JYUUJITSU, is the most memorable.
What do you remember about that moment?
At that moment, I was just excited.
That's right.
The BISHU activity was a mixture of excitement and fear.
At first, I just had high expectations.
How did you feel when you actually did the BISHU activity?
If I didn't have BISHU, I would never be who I am now.
I've experienced a lot of pain and loss that I never expected.
And I've experienced a lot of joy and love that I've never experienced before.
And that's how I've become who I am now.
I think I've met all of this through DAREBECK.
What does BISHU mean to you?
Youth.
I think it was my youth.
I thought it was my life until I decided to disband.
But now that my life is over, I'm in trouble.
So I think it's my remaining youth.
And I think I'll be able to look back on it as many times as I want.
So it's my youth.
What kind of stage do you want to put on for the upcoming Tokyo Dome?
I can't imagine anything.
I'm scared.
I don't know what the right answer is.
But that's why I want everyone to be in good health.
If we can have a live show where everyone is having fun,
everyone is a member.
If we can have a live show where everyone is having fun,
I'm sure it will be a happy day for the audience.
So I want to have a live show where everyone is in the best condition.
That's my goal.
What kind of person do you want to be after the disbandment?
I don't want to change at all.
I was produced by Mr. Watanabe, and I have been living in myself.
So when I'm alone, everything is my decision and my responsibility.
So of course I want to express something new.
But at that time, I want to connect everything I've met in the past eight years.
So I don't want to change much.
I think I'm happy to live as I am now.
What kind of activities do you want to do?
I want to do anything.
I think that's more fun.
I want to do a lot of things without deciding anything.
I learned how much music can save people.
I'm a person who was saved, so I don't want to stop expressing music like that.
Thank you.
How do you feel now that you will soon be in the 6th debut group?
I'm scared.
I hate everything.
I don't want to choose.
It's very difficult.
I hate it.
I don't want to do it with anyone.
There was an audience vote this time.
Do you have any ideas?
I want to see what kind of person is sure about this choice of the audience.
How does this person decide this person's overall choice?
I think this is really important.
I said this before but
We've seen the process, and we've seen them interact with each other,
but the people on the other side of the screen have only seen each other for a short period of time.
I'm more afraid of being judged like that.
I might get angry.
At the viewers' vote.
I think so.
Just imagining it makes me sad.
Even though everyone is doing their best.
But there are a lot of groups of 12 people.
If I were to make a wish, I'd have to choose more,
but that's my weakness.
What kind of group do you want them to be?
Nothing.
I want them to build their own era.
I want BISH to stay the way it is, and I want them to break the norm.
I want them to be that kind of group.
I want them to build their own era.
When you told BISH members last summer that you were going to audition,
everyone looked so confused, especially Chichi.
Did you change your mind after that?
Yes, I did.
How do you feel about the audition?
I felt like I had to change.
Before I met BISH members.
We know that no matter how much we hate ourselves,
we have to keep moving forward.
We were determined to finish what we started.
We weren't angry at BISH.
We were determined to finish what we started.
But when I met BISH members,
I fell in love with them.
I can see their true nature.
I can see how serious they are, how much they like BISH, and how much they are putting their lives on it.
I know that the people who are still here are putting their lives on this audition.
I know they are the best.
I can see that they are putting their lives on this audition.
When you auditioned for the first time in Fukuoka, you said that you didn't want to answer the same question.
Were you satisfied with the answer?
No, I wasn't.
I wasn't satisfied with the answer, but I didn't want to sound like I was.
I didn't want to sound like I was being bullied.
So I couldn't answer the question.
I haven't met the auditioners yet.
It was difficult.
When did you start to change your mind?
When I auditioned for the first time.
I knew that we had to choose.
I had to be ready for the audition.
That's when I changed my mind.
Do you have anything to say to them?
We've always been told that we should do this and that,
and that we should follow in the footsteps of our ancestors.
But we, the people who are left behind,
think that we are people who are running in a new era.
We all think that we are really cool.
I want them to jump into various things without being trapped in anything,
and enjoy the life they have now.