Tips for Expressing Feelings Well. Not Applying the Cream All by Yourself
Based on a listener letter about the difficulty of putting feelings into words, a book on writing techniques to find one's own unique sound is introduced.
A letter about struggling to put thoughts into words on the spot is introduced.
This is a letter from listener Amu-san, who shares the lingering frustration of not being able to express her thoughts well on the spot, ending up saying things different from what she truly meant. Amu-san, who listens to the show while commuting in her car, mentions her effort of jotting down her feelings in a notebook, an episode that many listeners are likely to relate to.
We are spontaneously recommending a book by Kumiko Takahashi from Chatmonchy.
As the book being unilaterally recommended by the show this time, "Ii Oto ga Suru Bunsho Anata no Kansei ga Bakuhatsu suru Kakikata" by Kumiko Takahashi is featured. The author is a former drummer of Chatmonchy and is currently active in multiple fields as a writer and lyricist, providing lyrics to numerous artists.
The obi strip also features a comment by Masamune Kusano from Spitz.
The book's obi strip features a comment by Masamune Kusano from Spitz, offering fascinating perspectives on the connection between writing and music as well as a sense of rhythm. Hints on the shared rhythm between music and writing and playing one's own unique sound are discussed, and the conversation continues into even deeper topics. Please listen to the full episode to hear the rest.
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