Ear-Cleaning Massage Parlor "Yamato Nadeshiko": Extra-Rich Binaural

This was the first time I bought a work from this circle, so I can't compare it to their past works, but the first thing that surprised me was "Is it really okay to offer this quality at this price, even as a trial?" It firmly nails the realism you'd want from a binaural work, with no corners cut just because it's cheap — honestly, I found myself falling asleep comfortably while listening. There's ear-blowing, but no ear-licking, so it's an easy listen even for those who don't want that level of service, or for women. More than anything, I was shocked that I could listen to a work of this quality at this price.

When the original ear-cleaning audio was first released, it was shocking, but lately I felt it was being outshined by other circles making full use of ambient sound and binaural audio. Since I love Akiba Yoiko, I kept wishing something could be done about it, and then the long-awaited binaural version arrived! Content-wise, there were parts overlapping with the previous work that I'd already listened to over and over, but with binaural audio, the destructive power of Yoiko's voice was multiplied many times over, making for a wonderful listening experience! I'm looking forward to more binaural releases from JON going forward!

The price was reasonable so I decided to buy it. The ear cleaning has a light, shako-shako sound just as the title suggests. I personally prefer a more poripori sound, so it was a bit of a letdown for me, but as I kept listening, the lack of quirkiness actually made it perfect for peaceful sleep. The voice is somewhat whispery, the kind you end up just letting wash over you, yet it has a calming, embracing feel to it. Combined with the cost performance, I think it's a good work.

It's an ear-cleaning audio work, but before the ear cleaning there's a fairly long ear massage. It teases you a bit and takes its time getting to the ear cleaning, but the skillful delivery of the lines makes even that enjoyable in its own way. The ear cleaning uses only cotton swabs, but she carefully cleans from the inside to the outside, switching swabs many times. Whether it's the massage or the swab changes, I felt these small details gave it a real "specialty shop" feel. Also, the way the voice moves around using binaural audio effectively, the feel of the "fuu" ear-blowing, and so on — overall the quality is high, and the sleep-inducing effect is strong too. *Note: there's a "saa" noise layered over the whole thing, so if that bothers you, you might want to check the trial version first. Personally it didn't bother me much though.

As someone who has completed the entire Yamato Nadeshiko series, a remake of the very first work was extremely interesting to me. As a result, it turned out to be a really great work. The 3D audio, along with voice actress Akiba Yoiko's growing familiarity with playing Ayano, elevates the first work into something even better. What personally caught my attention was Ayano's character. Compared to the first work, she feels calmer and more composed. The synergy between that soothing voice and the ear cleaning makes for an outstanding sleep-inducing effect. More than anything, it's amazing that this price is offered even though it's a remake with substantially increased volume. It also seems like a perfect trial for first-time listeners. And if this is your first time hearing this work, it might be fun to buy the first one and compare them by ear.

A true Yamato Nadeshiko really exists here...!! CV Akiba Yoiko's somewhat halting yet firmly grounded delivery gives it an indescribable flavor. As expected of the "double-strength" version. It's really rich. The ear cleaning uses cotton swabs, with a bit of oil massage at the end. Please note there's no bamboo ear pick. I love the koso-koso sound of the cotton swabs, so it's a favorite of mine. The cotton swab section alone is about 30 minutes long. Recommended for those who want their ears cleaned with cotton swabs, and for anyone curious about the Yamato Nadeshiko atmosphere!

Yoiko's soft, fluffy voice and gentle ear cleaning made me feel incredibly comfortable. This is the first time I've heard such a pleasant, fluffy voice. Also, I think this comes down to both the script and her reading technique, but when she spoke to me, it didn't feel like "just lines" — it genuinely felt like I was being spoken to. There are plenty of ear-cleaning audio works out there, but I've encountered something truly wonderful......

JON's popular series, Yamato Nadeshiko, has finally gone binaural. Since binaural audio has only just been introduced, the noise is somewhat noticeable, but I don't think it's really that bothersome. It's a remake of the first work, but it seems to have been newly recorded, so it does feel like it has evolved! As always, Akiba Yoiko's performance is wonderful. Since it's priced as a trial, it was very cheap and yet the quality was high — great work!

I bought it immediately after reading in the description that it had become binaural audio. There was a trial version, but I bought it without listening to it first. Thanks to it becoming binaural, I get to enjoy the happiness of hearing Akiba Yoiko's whispers even more realistically. I want everyone to listen to this. It's truly overwhelmingly healing.

Ayano's ear cleaning has a completely different sense of presence. Until last year, I was the type who thought "Ear-cleaning audio?? Pfft, whatever" ...never imagined I'd get this hooked. The quality is good enough that I want to go punch my past self who thought it was "just ear-cleaning audio." It's not just about fumbling around with a dummy head mic. You just don't get it, do you. A space of comfort, a warmth like feeling the softness of a lap pillow — it's the real deal in every respect. And every single time, I end up falling asleep before I can finish it. Amazing.