In Nagoya, one simply must try 'Ten-musubi' and 'Hitsumabushi'.
A large intake of carbohydrates leads straight down the path from 'heavy metal' (heavy metabolism) to 'death metal' (dead metabolism).
to 'death metal' (dead metabolism).

Regarding the concert in Fuji City on the 1st, he himself commented,
“My fingers get stiff if I have a day off. It’s important to keep playing.”
And so, he played with careful precision.

On the other hand, in Nagoya on the 2nd, after two consecutive nights of performances, he reflected, “I felt my fingers would move, so I pushed myself a bit. I really need to maintain a calm state of mind.”
He was quite self-critical.
However, the 'sound' from the audience's perspective was deeply satisfying.

Perhaps there's a subtle difference in 'temperature' between his own feelings on stage and the actual sound resonating in the hall.
There might be such a 'temperature difference'.

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