A Fireworks Night with Your First Love [Ear Cleaning / Sleeping Together]

With wind chimes and the sound of insects, it's overflowing with the atmosphere unique to summer nights, and the sight of the two of them laughing like children while talking about old times, all accompanied by various firework sounds, filled me with both a warm smile and a sense of nostalgia. In the lovers' roleplay section, you spend your time in exchanges that will have you grinning the whole time, no matter how much is too much. It seems the taste of a first love experienced as an adult is incredibly sweet. Fooling around with fireworks, feeding each other shaved ice and getting embarrassed over the indirect kiss, being soothed by ear cleaning, lying together and whispering love to each other — in this work, why not experience your first love one more time?

A bittersweet memory of first love. When I was little, the girl I liked was taller than others our age, and she wasn't even particularly beautiful, yet before I knew it, I was drawn to her. My love ended pathetically, never realized, and it's already been ten years since then. While listening, I kept feeling like I was talking to that girl from back then, from my childhood. Well, of course we weren't actually mutually in love. But what if, like this, we had happened to meet again somewhere, and it turned out we actually had feelings for each other all along, some dreamlike ending like that... I found myself thinking about such pointless things (lol) Thanks to Yui Asami, I got to talk with my childhood self again after a long time. I had a conversation between my past self, who probably wished for a development like this, and my present self, who has completely grown into an adult now. Things like: that was hard, wasn't it; it was sad when you got rejected, wasn't it; but look how things are now; you're not sad anymore, right? They say first love never comes true. Thinking of all the first loves that never came true, Remembering that girl we once loved, Let's all wave our hands together. Thank you, I'm glad I got to love you, I really did love you so much. I ended up not really knowing what I was feeling anymore, but it put me in an incredibly nostalgic mood, and I fell asleep so easily while being patted on the head — it was an amazingly soothing, wonderful work. If there's anyone who hasn't listened to this yet, I want to recommend it no matter what. You might regret it if you don't listen.

You return to your hometown, happen to go to a festival, and reunite with your childhood friend who was your first love. She takes you to her house, saying the fireworks are visible well from there... It's well known worldwide that Yui Asami and childhood friend roles are a great match, but a childhood friend in this especially nostalgic setting is a devastatingly perfect fit. A voice like this, a first love like this, a childhood friend like this — I know I never had anyone like this in my own life, yet I felt such a nostalgic sense that maybe I did have a moment like this somewhere in me that I'd simply forgotten, and after this happy listening experience, reality feels terribly depressing by comparison. But it's okay! This work has a sequel! The happy nostalgia continues! Both the scenario and the illustrations draw out Yui Asami's charm at what feels like 120%, making this a must-listen for any Yui Asami fan. The sounds of the ear cleaning and the handheld fireworks are great too.

You've returned to your hometown for the summer festival and happen to reunite with the girl who was your first love. You spend time setting off fireworks together and listening to her voice while she cleans your ears. The ambient sound is so well done that it feels like you're really there. I recommend this without any reservations.

The content is as described, but I'd say this work is less about ear cleaning and more about enjoying conversation with the girl character in the artwork. It feels like you get to experience a continuation of a youth you left behind somewhere. I don't want to say too much since it would spoil things, but this is a work I really want you to listen to all the way through.

This is a work where you, having returned to your hometown, happen to meet the girl who was your first love on the day of the summer festival, letting you experience an "after story" of youth. The sound design is extremely careful; ambient sounds like fireworks and the chirping of bell crickets really transport you to a summer day. There's ear cleaning and sleeping together too, but I'd say this work is more about enjoying a grinning kind of lovers' roleplay as an adult. Yui Asami's performance is also outstanding, and you can thoroughly enjoy a somehow bittersweet, nostalgic atmosphere to your heart's content. Highly recommended for anyone who wants to experience a slightly delayed youth and the end of summer.

They both have feelings for each other and know it, but neither can bring themselves to say it. That distance between the two of them is just irresistible. It makes my heart race. Yui Asami's voice is wonderful, but the surrounding sounds are amazing too. It really feels like you're actually there! I've listened to quite a few binaural works, but the realism of the sound here is top-tier. You can really immerse yourself in the world of the work!

So precious... First of all, it's CV Yui Asami-sama, so right there it's already the strongest, right? Well, anyone here probably knows more about Yui Asami-sama than I do, so I'll skip that, but man, thank you so, so much. And like, as others have said too, the sound is amazing. The gentle chirping of the senior bell crickets, the sound of fireworks, the sound of ice, the hustle and bustle of the festival, and then, as if to top it all off, Yui Asami-sama's voice — yeah, that's the strongest, yeah, so precious. Each individual sound is amazing — the sound of the big fireworks, the sound of the spinning ones, the sound of sparklers, that kind of crackling firework sound (I have zero vocabulary), that kind of hissing firework (bottom-tier brain here) — there are even different types of big fireworks, and I can't help but feel some serious dedication/something went into this. I've been talking about the firework sounds this whole time, but the other sounds are also incredibly well done — personally I really dig the festival hustle and bustle, dig dig, rock'n'roll. I bought this on sale, but man, it was truly a great purchase. Hm? You there! Yeah, you! The one reading my utterly pointless review on your computer or phone or whatever!! If you've got time to read a review like this, then hurry up and buy it already! Seriously... huh? You've already bought it? ...As expected of you... then I won't say anything more... let's fall for her for real together...

This is a work that perfectly matches the phrase "reclaiming the youth you missed out on." I think anyone can experience the kind of first love they once imagined. (While listening, I was constantly itchy in a good way.) I heard there's also a sequel, so why not take this as an opportunity to buy it.

A sentimental love story (that's an old-fashioned way to put it) at a fireworks festival, beginning with a reunion with your childhood friend who was your first love. The ambient sound is really excellent, and you can really feel the atmosphere of a night where the summer heat has calmed down a little. However, as I wrote in the title, she pushes forward boldly right from the start. She dodges around the decisive moments, but she still keeps pushing. The listener's side also throws out a fair number of keywords, but it always stops just one step short of... that! The back-and-forth between the two of them feels so wonderfully youthful, and as a middle-aged guy, it's so frustrating. That kind of feeling. As for how things turn out between the two of them in the end — just buy it without hesitation, you'll find out once you do! Thanks!!