“I Intended to Bring Energy to the Audience, but It Was I Who Received Energy That Night” Days of Sake and Variety Vol. 3
[Days of Sake and Variety Vol. 3]
A night where I myself received energy
The other day at [Days of Sake and Variety Vol. 3]
After it was over, I thought,
“I intended to bring energy to the audience, but
I was the one who received so much energy,”and that was it.
This time, I included a little bit of serious output
within the variety live show.
For example...
When something painful happens,
“What kind of opportunity is this?”try asking yourself that.
This is a way of thinking I learned from the authorKotaro Hisui.
Also, I talked about how writing dreams in a notebook and
saying“You can do it!”to each other with friends
makes dreams more likely to come true.
Among other things,
・It's okay to run away if things are tough
・When you have depression or low self-esteem, exercise and muscle training will help you
(This is a story I heard from an Olympic athlete's mental trainer)
And, a story about the power held by the Japanese language.
“氣” (ki) instead of “気” (ki)
“體” (tai) instead of “体” (tai)
I feel that kanji characters have had energy dwelling within them since long ago.
I delivered such stories while mixing in songs, talk, and acting.
Of course, music too♪
Then, I received so many“thank yous”from the audience.
“Precisely because daily life is tough, I enjoy the fun things thoroughly.
I was made to laugh a lot.”
“It was fun. I received energy.”
“The talk, the songs, and the skits were all fun.”
Furthermore,
It had laughter and tears. The witty satire that challenges modern society,
and the stories about the power of words and life were like a supplement that touched my heart.
I even received such wonderful words as these.
Oh, it really makes me happy.
I received so much energy for next time.
This time, I shared the stage with
my reliable partner,
Gotch-san, also known asAtsushi Goto
the incredibly impactful
Kaoru Akita
a pro among pros,
percussionist Ippiki Takemoto
who can play any genre,
pianist Chiyako Hyodo
I am truly grateful to all my wonderful co-performers.
And toeach and every one of youwho came, thank you.
SunnysideMama Sachiko and all the staff, thank you so much as always.
I really think I amlucky.
It was a night where I felt once again how much I am surrounded by the love of so many people.
Now, next up are the live shows and events this month.
And I will also do my best with cleaning up after my parents' move.
Life has its ups and downs, but I will sing, laugh, and live on!!
That is the path ofSaeri, the Jazz Singer Who Lives Life to the Fullest.