● Sunday, May 3rd <I'm a Koryo High School alumnus, so what!?> Live show finished.

The Koryo High School alumni live show has finished!
Well, even though there weren't many alumni or supporters,
it turned into a super, super exciting and fun time.
To everyone who came, saying that this is such a rare and fun event,
it was a gathering of people who don't usually come to the shop,
and that in itself made me happy!!
Looking at photos from back then, talking about the coal stoves in the old school building,
talking about how the window frames blew away in the wind... and the pigeons in the gym... it was lively.
Mr. Koizumi's mother, who is turning 70-something this year, is so young!!!!!
Among the Koryo High School alumni who came, she was the most senior.
"Seto no Hanayome," "Ito," "Ginza no Koi no Monogatari"...
Without being shy, she stepped right up and sang for us.
A madam from the guitar circle also saw the post asking "Won't someone come!?"
and hurried all the way from Kushiro Town to join us.
"The End Of The World," "And I Love Her," "Izakaya"...
As expected, it was amazing!!!
Myokenji-san also came and played a few Okinawan folk songs and "Nada Soso" on the sanshin,
singing while playing the sanshin.
Mr./Ms. XX from the Kushiro Shimbun also sang "Katte ni Shiyagare" with great passion~.
Takepi-san and Makoshike-san were, as expected, reliably great at singing and playing~!!
They received requests from the seniors and, without hesitation...
they sang them for us~.
...
Regardless of whether you're a senior or a junior, young or old,
everyone gathering casually to share time together...
That feeling is what "youth" is.
Because the Koryo High School alumni all used such polite language,
I felt like I could somehow understand their character and how they live their lives~.
This kind of adult gathering and adult "fun!"
Since I'm getting older too, I think it's great.
To everyone who came, thank you very much.
I am truly grateful. I won't forget this.