Tainocchi Vol 2
In writing your diary continuously , is there anything that makes you feel you have matured?
Taichi: For me, that will definitely be my vocabulary. I am now able to properly put my thoughts into words. However, I still can't write about something funny, and have it come across as funny, ne.
Inocchi: That, I can comprehend well. It's the same in our normal conversation. "This time, I'd came across something incredibly funny~" I am gushing away, but somehow it always comes out as something boring, no? (laughs) I hate that, but sometimes even when it's totally funny, I somehow can't seem to write it that way.
Taichi: That's right, yo. For me, if I am forced to write about something funny, I start wondering about why I thought it funny in the first place~. "Aa~ it's impossible, forget it, forget it!" (laughs)
Inocchi: Sometimes when I have run out of inspiration on what to write, in that distress, I can end up writing something funny.
Taichi: Me too, ne~. Recently, I was hoping for such a thing to happen, and so I wrote about Yon-sama for 3 straight days. But in the end, nothing came out of it...(laughs)
In continuously writing your diary, what was the happiest thing, and also the toughest thing that you've experienced?
Taichi: Happy thing, is the publication of my book. The fact that one's own writings are now published into a book, it makes one feel really happy.
Inocchi: Earlier (probably in R30 recording), we had talked about "being able to feel the reactions of the readers"; well one day, I was on location at a really faraway rural area, and this old woman said to me, "I saw Inonaki, yo". I was very surprised, and yet really happy.
Taichi: Tough thing...it will have to be the fact that "Homeless Middle School Children" was released a day before my book. I totally couldn't compete against that (laughs).
Inocchi: Hahaha! It was a best seller, ne. For me, it's probably the timing. On those days when I have run out of inspiration, I would draw on my memories, and write about something "some days back". However, within me, I don't feel that it is fresh material, and so, no matter how I try, I can't bring myself to feel enthusiastic about it, ne.
Taichi: For me, that will definitely be my vocabulary. I am now able to properly put my thoughts into words. However, I still can't write about something funny, and have it come across as funny, ne.
Inocchi: That, I can comprehend well. It's the same in our normal conversation. "This time, I'd came across something incredibly funny~" I am gushing away, but somehow it always comes out as something boring, no? (laughs) I hate that, but sometimes even when it's totally funny, I somehow can't seem to write it that way.
Taichi: That's right, yo. For me, if I am forced to write about something funny, I start wondering about why I thought it funny in the first place~. "Aa~ it's impossible, forget it, forget it!" (laughs)
Inocchi: Sometimes when I have run out of inspiration on what to write, in that distress, I can end up writing something funny.
Taichi: Me too, ne~. Recently, I was hoping for such a thing to happen, and so I wrote about Yon-sama for 3 straight days. But in the end, nothing came out of it...(laughs)
In continuously writing your diary, what was the happiest thing, and also the toughest thing that you've experienced?
Taichi: Happy thing, is the publication of my book. The fact that one's own writings are now published into a book, it makes one feel really happy.
Inocchi: Earlier (probably in R30 recording), we had talked about "being able to feel the reactions of the readers"; well one day, I was on location at a really faraway rural area, and this old woman said to me, "I saw Inonaki, yo". I was very surprised, and yet really happy.
Taichi: Tough thing...it will have to be the fact that "Homeless Middle School Children" was released a day before my book. I totally couldn't compete against that (laughs).
Inocchi: Hahaha! It was a best seller, ne. For me, it's probably the timing. On those days when I have run out of inspiration, I would draw on my memories, and write about something "some days back". However, within me, I don't feel that it is fresh material, and so, no matter how I try, I can't bring myself to feel enthusiastic about it, ne.