Heal Me Tonight Too, Onee-San ~The Attentive, Pampering Big Sister~

Miyaji's low, slightly husky, sultry and seductive slow whisper sends shivers running from my neck down my spine to my very core. If she said "it's okay" to me in that voice, I'd probably dive headfirst into undressing on the spot. A voice that could almost make you climax just from listening—that's a rare thing indeed. However, unfortunately (?), this work is rated for all ages, just so you know. Please, please have her cross that line with this whisper voice and release a sequel aimed at adult men, not just R-15. ...Now, even just for the voice alone, this already achieves its goal as a healing-type work, but what's truly amazing about this piece is that, rather than the common method of recording the voice and sound effects separately and mixing them afterward, it seems they used what's called "single-take recording," where both are recorded simultaneously for each part. The effect, as you can hear, is an overwhelming sense of presence, as if a slice of the world itself had been captured—an incredibly powerful effect. However, with this method, if you accidentally pick up an unexpected noise or flub a line, you have to go all the way back to the last edit point and redo everything—which must be a real nightmare for the creators. And I bet they're using quite a high-quality microphone too. The sound is incredibly clear, capturing everything from low to high frequencies without any issues. ...Wait, does that mean the mic alone cost several hundred thousand yen? ...Whoa. I've written a lot, but it can be summed up in one line: "You will definitely be healed." Please do listen all the way to the end. *zzz*

I love this onee-san so much. Since it was recorded in the countryside, there's a real sense of presence that makes it so cozy and warm. There's a scene partway through where she listens to your troubles, and when I muttered about how hard my day had been while lying down in my room, for some reason my tears just broke loose. I don't know why. It's perfect for listening to while lying in bed, and it's even set up so you can drift off to sleep by the end. Everyone, let's all pour out our hard days to Miya-nee too.

From the very beginning to almost the entire runtime, the ambient sounds that Miyaji-sama actually recorded play subtly in the background, giving off a feel of "this is what countryside nights are really like," and drawing the listener deep into the world of the work. After being gently comforted by the onee-san, the ear cleaning—which I'm sure everyone loves—begins, and thanks to the synergy between the ear-cleaning sound effects and Miyaji-sama's friendly yet careful, gentle and slow way of speaking, I was healed quite a lot. At the end, during the scene where you sleep beside her while she hugs you tight, it feels as though the onee-san is right there at close range, giving you a real sense of peace. I'd especially recommend this to anyone who wants to be thoroughly spoiled and healed by a gentle onee-san in a quiet setting.

This is a divine audio work where an onee-san comforts you, hugs you tight, cleans your ears, and sleeps beside you. She's simply a character who loves taking care of people, so I think this is an irresistible situation for anyone who wants to be pampered. I've listened to Miyaji-san's voice on YouTube too, and I was drawn in by how impossibly cute her voice is, which is why I bought this. This work is best listened to while lying down to sleep. She gently pats your back, which lets you settle down and sleep peacefully. The bell crickets chirping, recorded in an actual rural area, are neither too loud nor too quiet—just right. The countryside atmosphere really comes through well. Excellent relaxation effect!

Throughout the whole work, I got the sensation that the onee-san was right there beside me. It might sound odd to call it "human-ness," but there was a real sense that "this person is here"—that kind of human-ness. Probably because you can clearly hear lip noises, the moisture in her mouth, and the movement of her throat. Sounds like that would normally be off-putting in real life, but in this work, they sound incredibly pleasant! Personally, I'd like to recommend Track 5, "Sleeping Beside You (1): A Night I Want to Be Spoiled." The sense of being embraced is wonderful, but the whisper in the right ear is shockingly close. Different from ear-licking, the shivery sensation unique to whispering left the area just below my right side tingling uncontrollably. Works that give you that close-range whisper—not just close, but close enough to make your heart skip while giving you those shivers—seem surprisingly rare (at least as far as I know)! If you love that tingling sensation from whispers, I highly recommend this one!! Also, the onee-san's distinctive way of saying "no, you can't~" was lovely!

It opens right from the start with audio after a bath, and honestly, it's great! If I go into detail, it feels like it'll diminish the healing element, so I can't say much (though if I can't be specific, my vocabulary runs dry and I don't know what to write), but as mentioned in the description, this neighborhood onee-san's level of doting care is on another level!! I'll leave it up to your imagination how old the protagonist (the listener themselves) is supposed to be, but based on the age I set for myself while listening, it's right around the age when this kind of thing starts to feel a bit embarrassing, and yeah, I did feel a little embarrassed listening to it, haha. After she finishes taking care of you post-bath, it moves to the bedroom for some back-patting, and this is the best back-patting for falling asleep! The strength feels just right, and the volume of the patting sound is so soothing! You will definitely fall asleep to this. The gentle comforting also makes you grin. Next is ear cleaning for one ear at a time, both around 8 minutes each, but honestly, it's not enough—I usually spend a long time on ear cleaning normally, and since this is Miyaji-san's ear cleaning, I ended up replaying it 2 or 3 times, haha. The last two tracks are the sleeping-beside-you scenes; it starts off gentle since it's the first time sharing the same futon and there's some tension, but that gets melted away with a "hug." The final "deep sleep" track had her sleepy voice and occasional breathing sounds stirring up my own drowsiness, and even though I wasn't tired, this track genuinely made me sleepy. Partway through, the onee-san mentions hearing insect sounds, and I felt like I was listening in a somehow calmer way than usual (she herself mentioned this time isn't too different from her usual YouTube streams)—and sure enough! The insect sounds! The bell crickets' chirping isn't something you normally get to hear, so it made the sounds and voice feel even more infused with gentleness!! And I didn't even notice the crickets chirping until the onee-san pointed it out—that's how subtle and perfect the sound mixing is! (Though toward the end, you can hear them clearly.) This got long, but even though she said it's similar to usual, this work has a goodness to it that can only be expressed through this piece itself!!

In terms of overall length and price, this work was, without any tricks, a nicely balanced, good piece. The premise is that a countryside onee-san looks after you, but there's no excessive lovey-doveyness—she interacts with you at just the right distance, which gave me a real sense of comfort. Also, the insect sounds that serve as background music are neither too loud nor too soft, and the volume is just right for being healed and falling asleep, which was personally one of my favorite points.

This is a work with a healing onee-san who has an air of maturity but also a cute side, and she heals you like crazy. For those about to buy this, she also has live streams on YouTube, so I think it'd be good to listen there first before purchasing (though since her voice changes quite a bit depending on the character she's playing, I'm not sure how useful that reference will be). I myself came here from YouTube. This creator consistently puts out high-quality audio, so for anyone hesitant to try it out but considering buying, I don't think you'll regret the purchase.

Miyaji-san's voice is calm, and listening to it lets you relax so much. She lets you be spoiled within the story too, so both your mind and body end up melting into softness. This time it's set in the countryside, and hearing things like the bell crickets and the sound of tatami mats brings back a nostalgic feeling. Apparently it was actually recorded at Miyaji-san's grandmother's house, and you can really feel the dedication put into the sound. The price is also very reasonable, so I really want people to give it a listen.

This work, performed by voice actress Miyaji-san, is a piece thoroughly specialized in healing. Of course there's ear cleaning, but beyond that, there are whispers and breaths right by your ear, and toward the end there are even hugging sounds, truly bringing all kinds of healing. The ambient sounds are also full of presence—the sound of bell crickets, the honest creak of a Japanese-style room's sliding door opening and closing—letting you vividly feel that countryside scenery up close. Personally, it's one of my favorites, and I often use it as a companion right before going to sleep.