[Koe Nikki] The idea of just needing to reach even one person applies to everything.

Lowering the key all the way at karaoke is my go-to.

The personality, who admits they are not good at singing, shares that even at karaoke they lower the key by at least two, and sometimes up to four, depending on the song. Their struggle with high notes that exceed their own comfortable range is talked about with a touch of humor.

What matters is how you feel, not society's values.

While working in the luxury industry, they passionately talk about wanting to create things that have "value to oneself," which is different from economic value. Their deep personal theory on the criteria for choosing what to wear, rather than going by public evaluation, leaves a strong impression.

Handmade accessories hold a special place in my heart.

They mention wearing necklaces they made themselves in the past or items packed with memories around their neck and wrists. Further detailed episodes are shared about various personal items filled with precious value that cannot be measured by money, but please listen to the main episode for the rest.