For encore, they sang "that" local commercial song familiar to all Michi-no-kosatsu!

After the duo left the stage, a chorus of encores broke out immediately. After a short pause, the duo returned in tour T-shirts from their previous outfits. Konomi Suzuki was wearing a yellow hood, reminiscent of Karen Asakura. The first encore song was "Arch of Light Alternative," a re-arranged version of "Arch of Light," the last song sung on the previous tour. The audience was again filled with cheers as the band happily breathed in unison in their performance. In the MC immediately after the performance, XAI-san said with satisfaction, "I might have shown that I have grown up with Legenders. At this point, Konomi Suzuki said with a mysterious look on her face, "There is something I want to do so I don't have any regrets. ...... As the fans looked on in awe, they wondered what was going on. ......

He grabbed the microphone and sang a nostalgic commercial song for the home improvement store Homac (now DCM)!　The audience burst into laughter, and the Michi-ko fans broke out into a chorus. I did not write about it in my previous article, but at that time I casually said, "Singing a local commercial song is a great way to get people excited. Konomi Suzuki said, "I had been warming up this performance as a mission." Thank you for remembering me. I would like to take this opportunity to thank you.

I have attended many live concerts in the past, but this was the first time I heard Homak's song. Moreover, I never thought I could hear that song with a beautiful voice that penetrates through ....... In a way, this was the scene where I felt the most togetherness during the concert (laughs).

(By the way, Ms. Konomi Suzuki said, "I forgot what song the interviewer told me, and when I asked an acquaintance, he recommended this song," but I recommended "Yama oyaji" by "Senju-an. Next time you come to Sapporo, please do.")

The performance ended on a quiet but uplifting note. Looking forward to more leaps and bounds in the future!

The last two songs were "Ki-Death" and "Long Long Spell. The last chorus of "la-la-la-la" was a rousing, yet emotional performance. Everyone is the best! and the two singers' innocent smiles filled my heart with passion. The energetic movement around the stage, the ups and downs of the songs, and the uplifting live performance brought the show to a close with a huge cheer.

After the show, a commemorative photo was taken with the "Sea Ledger Pose," a hand sign, and a shout of "We are Harumetsu Brigade. The fresh expressions on the faces of all the audience members said, "We've done it! The refreshing expressions on the faces of the audience seemed to speak of the success of this performance. Outside the venue, there were people clutching the silver tapes that were released during the show with great care, people standing around regretting their last moments, people immediately posting their impressions on social networking sites, and a variety of other people soaking up the afterglow.

The two members will continue to grow and reach new heights during the remainder of their tour. I envy those who will be attending their future shows. I am getting more and more excited to see what kind of performance they will show us next.

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Text: Kyohei Yamashita

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