Oshigoto Neiro ~Cram School Teacher Edition~ (CV: Rie Takahashi)

Like their other works, this one draws a clear line against the increasingly extreme trend in ASMR works and keeps things wholesome, so don't go in expecting anything weird. If you're a fan of the cast, you won't regret buying it. Especially the whispered English vocabulary segments—it's very much a "this is exactly what I wanted" kind of feel. However, one thing I found disappointing was track 9, "Music + Breathing." The music is so intrusive that I couldn't help but suspect maybe breathing sounds alone weren't allowed...? The volume balance is also off, with the music too loud, so it doesn't really feel healing. It would have been nice if there were at least a version without the music included.

I bought this because I was drawn to the cheerful, brisk character. The voice actress's voice and acting matched the character on the cover perfectly, and I was able to fully immerse myself in the situation. What I found interesting was the final track, "Can ASMR Music Boost Your Concentration!? ~Healing Music + Breathing~." This one features slow, relaxed piano music with the voice actress's breathing layered over it. When I put this track on repeat while working, my concentration actually improved, just like the title says. This is just speculation, but I think the combination of the steady, calm piano rhythm and the irregular yet soothing breathing might create an effect similar to 1/f fluctuation. It might also be effective for helping you sleep. As a side note, listening to this also calmed down my persistent libido lol I'll keep relying on this circle from now on.

I had always wanted an ASMR work featuring Rie Takahashi, but I never expected it to happen this soon. First, I want to express my thanks. Now, this time Rieri plays cram school instructor Sakura Mitsushima. In the classroom part of Track 1, I thought she might be a somewhat strict teacher, but in the one-on-one tutoring part, she teaches very gently. She gives off that "beloved teacher" vibe—I'm sure she's definitely been confessed to by students before. (And I bet she turns them down kindly but firmly.) Apparently she's a friend of Misuzu Okuike, a character from the first "Oshigoto Neiro" work, and it seems she's been quite influenced by her. The way the healing music in track 9 is mixed with Sakura's breathing feels very like her too. Nice touch. This work also had a generous volume of about 100 minutes packed full of ASMR, healing both the ears and the heart. There was more breathing content than usual, and it was wonderfully done. Thank you so much, truly.

This was my first time buying this kind of work, and I could tell how much care went into it—not just the voice, but also how realistic the tapping sounds were. I especially loved Teacher Sakura Mitsushima's bright, cheerful lines; I feel like this really brought out the voice actress's charm. Since it's ultimately an audio work, you can really feel the healing effect just from listening. Because of that, I often listen to it before bed, using it as a kind of sleep-inducing voice. If you're a fan of the voice actress, please give this a try.

This is a relaxing, healing voice work by Takahashi-san. In the one-on-one tutoring, she teaches things like English vocabulary, and in the ASMR parts there are whispered English vocabulary voice segments. What I especially liked was the tapping sounds from the pencil case and glue stick combined with breathing and whispered laughter— that part was especially relaxing. As is basic for ASMR, earphones are essential, and I recommend just listening with an empty mind. I'm looking forward to this circle's next work as well.

Good points: - The sleeping breath part at the end was great. Rie Takahashi, who voiced this work, is also great in her sleeping breath parts in other audio works. Unlike other voice actresses, she breathes softly through her nose, which gave me chills while listening. Disappointing points: - I wish there had been a version of the final sleeping breath part without the BGM. If it had just been Rie Takahashi's sleeping breath sounds alone, it would have been perfect.

This is incredibly healing...!!!! Part of it is because it's Rieri's voice, but more than anything, the script itself is wonderful!! It really is the perfect thing to help you fall asleep! The scene early on where she speaks English vocabulary is quite addictive— that part is one of my favorite highlights!! Also, the breathing scene near the end, matched with the music, is so good! It was amazing!

This work is about studying English one-on-one with cram school instructor Sakura Mitsushima while being healed along the way. Sakura Mitsushima, voiced by Rie Takahashi, is cheerful but has a bit of a playful side, and since she acted in a natural, relaxed manner, it matched the theme of this work well and made for a very charming character. As for the sound quality, there are whispered English vocabulary voice segments and the sound of a pencil sharpener, among others. In particular, in tracks 4 and 5, where Sakura Mitsushima recites English vocabulary for listening practice, her pronunciation is clear and rhythmic, giving a sense of healing while you listen.

I got interested after listening to the sample and decided to buy it. In this work, you get healed while receiving one-on-one tutoring from cram school teacher Sakura Mitsushima. Honestly, if you had a teacher this cute with such a nice voice giving you one-on-one lessons, any teenage boy would be too flustered to focus on studying. As for the healing content, even the sound of writing during the quiz at the beginning felt pleasant. Next comes the one-on-one tutoring with the teacher. You get to hear English vocabulary in Takahashi-san's voice. Then, you listen to whisper-style English vocabulary that was apparently recorded with the help of a friend. This whispered English vocabulary is irresistibly wonderful. It felt so vivid and real that it gave me chills. If you're a fan of Takahashi-san, I highly recommend buying this.

There's a lot of dialogue, so you can fully enjoy Rie Takahashi's voice! Especially in the part where she whispers irregular verbs right next to your ear—even though the content is literally just English vocabulary, it felt like she was whispering right up close, and it made my heart race without meaning to! The bright, friendly teacher character also suited Rie Takahashi's voice perfectly, making this a truly excellent work!