The Gyaru Big Sister Next Door Always Spoils Me — 34 Minutes for One Coin [Binaural Ear Cleaning]

I bought this immediately because it features Yui Asami. As a situation voice work it's relatively short, but the scenario and structure are solid, making it a very enjoyable work. You can really sense the creator's effort in packing so much content into this runtime. They say it's "quality work at a low price," so please keep making good works within a reasonable range going forward.

Invited by an onee-san for roasted sweet potatoes. In a space filled with the sound of a bonfire, Yui Asami's gentle voice echoes. The sound of a bonfire really makes you want to keep listening forever, doesn't it? It reminded me of how we used to roast sweet potatoes over piles of fallen leaves at school back in the day. At the end, ear cleaning from the onee-san. It makes you want to fall asleep, but at the same time you want to stay awake because you want to keep listening to Yui Asami's voice. Overall, this is very healing-focused. I think you could fall asleep listening to it somewhere quiet with nothing else planned.

Isn't a gyaru with onee-san traits basically invincible? The affection contained in her bright, cheerful voice naturally soothes the heart. The crisp sound of sweeping fallen leaves and the crackling of the bonfire almost bring back the smell of smoke to your nose as well. The ear cleaning in the latter half was also fantastic. Even the fine sound effects were carefully crafted, and the onee-san's whispered words of love along with her reactions afterward were irresistibly endearing.

Setting the cover illustration aside, the content itself is one word: substantial. You get to enjoy a story of being pampered by a gyaru onee-san. Even though she's a gyaru, she's not the type of character that would make you feel any aversion — she's a very good onee-san, so you can listen with peace of mind. I wonder if it being priced at just one coin is also meant to promote sales of the sequel/finale. The finale has also been released, and that one has a proper cover illustration too. The finale can be enjoyed on its own, but it definitely feels better after listening to this one first.

A quality level that's hard to believe costs only 100 yen! Combined with Yui Asami's acting skill as the voice cast and the quality of the sound, this turned out to be an incredibly well-crafted work! On top of that, it's quite rare for Asami-san to play a gyaru character, making this a rare work as well! Of course I'd recommend it to those who love audio works, but I'd especially recommend it to those who are interested but hesitant to take the plunge! That's the kind of work this is!

This is the second work in the healing cafe Mochineko's "Mochineko One Coin" project, and this one is also 100 yen. Both the previous work and this one are well made for the price. Despite the simple two-track structure, it doesn't feel lacking at all. The roasted sweet potato scene in the first half is a situation not often seen in this genre of work. And the latter half is the classic ear cleaning. The voice actress is Yui Asami. I didn't really have an image of her as a gyaru-type onee-san, but even so, her performance felt completely natural, which I thought was impressive.

A blissful time where the gyaru onee-san pampers me to no end. Piping hot roasted sweet potatoes, newly recorded ear cleaning sounds, and the vivid, realistic ambient sound of an actual bonfire — every bit of it is a gem of an experience! The fact that this quality comes for just one coin makes it truly a masterpiece. It warmed both my heart and body, and was an incredibly satisfying listen! This is definitely a repeat listen for sure! Yui Asami usually plays bright girlfriend-type roles that match her voice quality, so hearing her as an energetic onee-san type is pretty rare, so with it being this affordable, definitely give it a try.

Her bright and slightly playful atmosphere came through clearly just from her voice, making me feel like I'd really been called out to by a neighborhood onee-san. The setting being early Heisei era also gave it a certain nostalgic feel, and I liked how it carried a warm atmosphere perfect for the cold season. The flow of the work also felt very natural, moving smoothly from an everyday exchange that starts on the way home to scenes of ear cleaning and being pampered. Even with that high-energy gyaru vibe, there was a properly gentle, embracing onee-san quality underneath it all, and the feeling of being pampered was irresistible!

- As the title suggests, it's a shorter work - The heroine's voice is the onee-san type as the title suggests, and her first-person pronoun is "ashi" - The situation is the so-called "onee-shota" type - It's not just about an onee-san taking care of you — toward the end... - The regular track also includes bonfire sounds, but they're fairly quiet - If you want to hear the bonfire sounds clearly, there's a separate track with louder sound for that purpose - The ear cleaning track includes the ambient sound of a heater - The ear cleaning sounds are of the rustling/scratchy type - There's ear-blowing partway through - There was also a Track 4, but it doesn't seem different from Track 2 - Seems to be provided as a consideration for listening to the story continuously from the high-volume version

Roasted sweet potatoes. You can hear so many great sounds — footsteps on fallen leaves, the crackling of the bonfire, the sound of aluminum foil, the sound of water being poured to put out the fire, and more. A neighborhood onee-san, connected through neighborly ties like helping with snow shoveling, very naturally pays attention to me as a young boy. The boy also seems to try to keep a natural sense of distance, but she seems to enjoy showing her onee-san side to someone younger, which gives it a warm, cozy feeling. The ear cleaning is blissful too.