Kasanaru & Yumeguri & Osanpo ASMR: Complete Pack

Overwhelming cost performance. Each individual work included is long, insanely long. If you're listening to it as sleep aid while lying in bed, it takes a tremendous amount of time to listen to just one work all the way through. Most people will probably fall asleep before finishing. Of course it was healing, but there was also the fun of thinking "I've heard this voice somewhere before," which made for a high level of satisfaction. The fact that it only contains MP3s is, conversely, a plus since the files are small and easy to store. If it came with WAV files, the size would probably be ridiculous.

This is indeed part of that Rail Romanesque series, but what's a bit different is that the elements like ambient sounds and vehicle noises are kept minimal, and it leans more toward being a healing series with plenty of ASMR elements for the ears. Every single work is extremely appealing, but the one I'd especially recommend is the Asahi piece with CV Asami Sanada. The full-course treatment for the ears and the story that conveyed the surrounding environment were both really wonderful.

This installment too was packed full of healing in various situations... A mud bath, listening to wind chimes on the veranda—there was such a rich variety of situations that I never got tired of it. What I especially liked was the situation with Mikuro-chan, listening to wind chimes on the veranda while having my hair and such made beautiful. Of course Mikuro-chan's treatment was the best, but the sound of the wind chimes was so lovely that I wanted to keep listening to it forever.