Ryuji's on 2.19:
People of Japan.
(I'm sorry for updating twice in "Opening Day." I accidentally updated on "How Many Times Can We Save the World With Our Strength" (^^;))
So, the main topic.
Finally, the Japanese team has appeared in ice skating. Let's support them with our heart and soul...
And Takahashi Dasuke! I've said it more than 103 times, but, he's a go getter kind of guy.
Let's continue to cheer them on with our heart and soul!
This is a picture I took of a double rainbow.
Takahashi Daisuke
"I was happy to slide across this stage until the end."
These words carry immeasurable weight.
It's impossible for him to be human.
Because I often talk about him, it's not easy to talk about him this time.
Takahashi Daisuke, thanks for your hard work.
Thank you very much.
My tears won't stop...
Here is a list of blogs where I wrote about Dai-chan.
T/N: The links are in his blog if you want them.
From 2.21:
Friends are Good, Really Good.
Today there were two performances.
Even though this is a talking performance, my body is super exhausted.
It feels good.
Anyway, these are friends.
↑↑
The above photo is of people who came to see "Red and Black."
From left, Ueno Natsuhi-chan, producer Akazaki Mukku-san, Saitou Haruhiko, me.
Top right is kabuki actor Sakatou Kamesaburou nii-san, and for some reason on the right is Remioromen's Fujimaki Ryota-san. Being around Fujimaki-san is healing.
Anyway, I've talked to a lot of nice people.
Today Nagayanko and Nagayama Takashi Nii-yan came.↓↓
More than anything, thank you very much to everyone who came.
I'll do my best at tomorrow's double show.
Good night.
Also, you can pre-order your tickets for "Trap" until Feb. 23 at 10pm, so please do so.
To ask questions, please see the leaflets or call 0570-08-9999.
Akira's on 2.20:
The Third Day.
Well, since it started, it's fast.
We're already at Tokyo Koen.
Okay, tomorrow there is a machisowa[1].
I'll do my best.
Anyway, today "Queen Virgin" is on sale.
Have you bought it, everyone?
I haven't either.
I hear it is fully loaded with special extras, so I want to see it soon.
Well then, tomorrow I'll do my best.
Good night~.
[1] Machi comes from 'matinee' and sowa from 'soiree.' Together they mean: an afternoon and evening show in one day.
Yuya's from 2.19
Second Day, Over!
Thank you everyone who came today~
Tomorrow is Yugioh!
I'm hurrying to sleep~.
Comment
On my last blog, Hokkaido's Yuusei-san wrote, "I passed my test!"
Congrats on passing your test!
You did your best!
Thanks for your comment!
Sorry for sounding proud.
Everyday I have a test sort of thing, so I'm really interested in these kind of comments.
Before I get on stage, even though I've done this many times before, my hands and feet start to shake. I wonder if I can do it well so that it won't be a faliure. I think about the small things and get nervous. Some times I get irritated at myself and wonder "Why are you so nervous!" (laughs)
But, with this kind of comments and all of the past comments, saying, "I won't complain", it's like a tap on the behind.
Thank you!
Tomorrow I'll put on a good play!
From 2.20:
Clumsy
What will I receive, what won't I receive.
Those are my thoughts lately.
To the point of wondering, to the point of not knowing, I have a feeling that I'm really clumsy.
Now, I'm polishing a script that is an expanding drama.
In Kajishima's small world there are clumsy people, and clumsy me wants to put on that kind of play every time.
It's late, but thank you to everyone who came to see the show today!
Good night!
Kousuke's from 2.19:
Heineken
Coming from last night's yakiniku, a morning where my body emits a garlic smell, it's Yonehara who wants to puke.
Changing the subject, after a show, there's nothing better than a beer.
Because tomorrow is a double stage, I'll go home as soon as I'm done.
Drinking alone for a long time is boring anyway.
From 2.20:
Bright
The Weather!
Is clear!
Feels nice, doesn't it!
Have a nice day!
Heigh-hoh
Double stage is finished!
Tomorrow is also a double stage, and the day after tomorrow, Tokyo Koen will be finished.
Today we're back at Tokyo Koen.
It's quick from when the play starts.
When it's rehearsal time, you think, "Won't the real thing come soon..."
Various people have come to see the show these few days.
I'm indebted to these people and my actor friends.
In this picture are the guys who played my older brothers in DUST.
Lots of people came, but I forgot to take a picture...
Well--
I'll be in high spirits for the last spurt!
Until the last, please cheer me on.