[Ear Cleaning / Shower / Bedtime] Care Work Voice ~Nursery Teacher Edition~ [CV: Kana Asumi]

The intro part starts with what seems to be a conversation between the nursery teacher played by Kana Asumi and my (the listener's) parent about some kind of contract, but the moment the nursery teacher's gaze turned toward me afterward, I had already become a baby. I know this probably doesn't make sense, but honestly I didn't understand what had happened to me either. It wasn't hypnosis or anything like super speed — I just got a taste of the strength that comes from being both a voice actress and a former real-life professional. At first she rang instruments near my ear, played with toys with me, and did shampooing and ear cleaning for me, but the whole time I remained a baby. The final part has a picture book read-aloud, and I felt that alone was worth the price of this work.

As you can tell from the title and thumbnail, Kana Asumi plays a "nursery teacher" who takes care of the listener. Toys are irreplaceable treasures to a child, and she gets absorbed in playing with you, showing off her own treasures together with you too. I myself don't have memories of being looked after by a babysitter, but even so, this work faintly brings back gentle memories of how the adults around me must have played with me like this back at that age (the age set for the listener). This work tickles those kinds of gentle, innocently joyful memories. I feel like it's precisely the people worn out by everyday life who will enjoy this even more. And the voice of Kana Asumi, who plays the role, is also wonderful. She's an energetic older sister who makes you feel her kindness and affection, while also getting fully absorbed in having fun together with you. Since the listener is, after all, meant to be a small child, there's no romantic content at all — it's simply a work about purely, joyfully playing with an older sister figure and having a blast the whole way through, like a refreshing tonic that gives you energy for your tiring daily life. It's so well made that it made me wonder if I secretly had a desire to regress into infancy (lol) (maybe I did...?)

Yeah, I really want to say from the bottom of my heart, thank you for once again giving me a work that exceeded my expectations. To cut to the conclusion, the fact that this circle's work includes a whopping 40 minutes of ear-cleaning track alone already guarantees it's amazing. And it's with cotton swabs, no less. As someone in the cotton-swab camp, I couldn't be happier. This time too, I thought "wow, the setting is really elaborate," but before even 5 minutes had passed after starting to listen, my infant regression was already complete. After that, all that's left is to fully savor a wonderful, healing time with big sister Mahiru. Listening to it, the immersion is extremely high, and you completely forget about your actual self, listening while genuinely perceiving yourself as an infant — no doubt about it. I look forward to more audio works that include cotton-swab ear cleaning.

This is a work in which Nanamori-san, a nursery teacher voiced by Kana Asumi, spends happy time together with a 5-year-old child. Since this time it's set as a nursery teacher edition, sounds of wooden and metal toys are used. Nanamori-san, who plays and frolics together with the child, seems genuinely happy from the bottom of her heart, and it's very healing. Asumi-san apparently used to actually be a nursery teacher, so this role suits her perfectly. In the latter half, there's the classic treatment of body washing and ear cleaning for a leisurely time, and finally a read-aloud of the story of a certain "musicians" tale. Gentlemen tired from their daily lives, why not return to your childhood innocence and spend a blissful time with this work?

The listener is a 5-year-old child. You regress into infancy and get pampered by a kind, cute older sister. Lucky you. The CV is Kana Asumi. Asumi-san's voice is incredibly cute, and just listening to it is healing, so please try the trial version and check it out with your own ears. Also, her acting is truly wonderful — her tone of voice was just like a real nursery teacher, so I could listen with a calm feeling. Personally, what I especially loved was the read-aloud in Track 7. She reads "The Town Musicians of Bremen," and her voice at that time is genuinely adorable and incredibly healing. The way she reads it, too, is slightly exaggerated in the way one would read to a small child, which made it really fun to listen to. For those who like Asumi-san's voice, or those who want to regress into infancy and be pampered, this is a work I can especially recommend, so please give it a try!

This work is about Mahiru Nanamori spending time together with a 5-year-old child. It starts with a scene in the early part of Track 1 where Mahiru Nanamori, the nursery teacher played by Kana Asumi, talks with the mother, and while she's talking with the mother she has the voice of an adult woman, but when she deals with and talks to the child, she switches to a gentle, childlike way of speaking. Kana Asumi's acting is characteristically "loli-ish," but this work, while of course having that loli quality, also included an adult older-sister aspect.

It's said that for humans, the position of sleeping curled up with knees drawn in is the most comfortable. That's because it retains the memory of being in the mother's womb before birth. This ASMR isn't just about simple pleasant sounds — it has an atmosphere of instinctive security to it. The biggest factor in that sense of security is surely Kana Asumi's voice. Her voice, uniquely one-of-a-kind and carrying a touch of maternal warmth, is characteristic enough that I'd say it's no exaggeration to call it infant-regression-inducing just by listening. I'd like to give my heartfelt thanks to Kotori Koiwai-san and the staff who built this distinctive voice into such a perfect situation.

I was so healed by CV Kana Asumi's loli-faced, big-breasted nursery teacher onee-san mama figure, big sister Mahiru Nanamori...! The gap between her more natural, adult way of speaking during the greeting scene with the parent, and her super sweet way of talking to me (the child), is irresistible. At the end, during the farewell greeting when she's about to leave, I found myself thinking "please don't go." Looking forward to a sequel where we can meet Mahiru-oneesan again!

My ears melt away completely. I hadn't really touched much ASMR content before, so I didn't expect to be healed this much. Buying Kana Asumi's work was truly the right choice — I love it. I hadn't been sleeping very well lately, but after listening to this ASMR, I was able to fall asleep right away. I'd even gotten medicine from a doctor, but Kana Asumi became my medicine instead. Thank you.

It seems Asumi-san's previous job really was as an actual nursery teacher, and just as she herself said, this work struck a wonderful balance between a realistic nursery teacher and an idealized one ♪ It wasn't overly professional-sounding, nor was it a super stereotypical anime-character style of talking — it was wonderful in a way that felt just right (・∀・) I really look forward to more of Asumi-san's ASMR works being released ♪ Next time, an energetic girl in Asumi-san's usual style would be nice, but I'd also love to hear something like a shy, quiet, reserved girl ♪ If it's a "job series," something like a hairdresser also seems like it would work well for ASMR (・∀・)