C3AFA "Isekai wa Smartphone to Tomodachi Fukuhara Katsumi, Fukuo Yui, and others appeared on the special stage to talk about behind-the-scenes stories and perform mini-lives!

C3AFA TOKYO 2017, a comprehensive character and hobby event, was held at Makuhari Messe in Chiba Prefecture on August 26 and 27, 2017, and on the main stage on Saturday, August 26, a special stage for the summer anime "Isekai wa Smartphone to tomo tomo. was held on the main stage on Saturday, 26th. This time, we will report on the event.

Isekai wa Smartphone to tomodotsu. is a novel by Patra Fuyuhara published on the novel submission site "Shosetsu-ka Naro! a novel submission site, and published in book form by Hobby Japan. The story is about the main character Fuyuyoru Mochizuki, who died due to a mistake by God, and was reincarnated into another world with an enhanced body and a smartphone in hand, where he lives in a different world with cute girls. Thanks to Fuyuyoru's cheat-like abilities, things go smoothly, and the story has become the talk of the town as a stress-free anime on the Internet.

The stage was hosted by Sayuri Hara, who plays Mika, the signboard girl of the inn where Fuyuyoru and his friends stay, and featured Katumi Fukuhara, who plays Fuyuyoru; Yui Fukuo, who plays Lindsey Sileska; Chinatsu Akasaki, who plays Yae Kokonoe; Marika Takano, who plays Yumina Ernea Belfast; Nanami Yamashita, who plays Susy Ernea Oltrinde who played Sussi Ernea Oltrinde, took the stage.

They had already finished recording the final episode, and it had been a while since the main members had gathered together. However, the stage was filled with a friendly atmosphere as Fukuhara-san was teased by the ladies.

When the topic of Fuyuyoru's character came up, Ms. Akasaki made a dig at her for being "very mature for her age," and Fukuhara initially tried to defend herself, but when the other women pressed her on the issue, she laughed and tried to cover up the situation. It was revealed that Ms. Fukuhara was actually teased at the recording studio as well, and when she could no longer escape the teasing, she would laugh and cover it up, which drew laughter from the audience.

The original author, Ms. Patra Fuyuhara, would bring in a sumptuous gift every time she visited the site, which always included "Haginotsuki," a famous Sendai confectionary (40 pieces). Fukuhara-san and Yuki Kaita-san, who played the role of the summoner Kohaku, were especially fond of these sweets, and when there were almost too many, they would take them home with them.

After talking about the works and the recording studio, the talk began on the topic of "the best memory in life related to smartphones," and the performers talked about family members and senpai who had their LINE lines hijacked, and stories of being addicted to smartphone games. However, one of those episodes that was particularly outlandish was Mr. Takano's. He said, "I have a feeling that I am paying for smartphone games. He talked about how he began to feel less and less like he was being charged for smartphone games, and then a warning was issued. When he overheard the specific amount to his co-stars, they all drew a blank. ...... It was an act that was very typical of Mr. Takano's love of games.

After the talk session, which was a friendly atmosphere from start to finish, it was time for a mini live performance, the first song of which was "Bubble Love," a character song for Lindsey by Ms. Fukuo. Despite a mule falling off during the song, she sang Lindsey's secret feelings in a cute and bright pop song. Next, Ms. Takano sang "Staring only you," a character song for Yumina. The audience applauded loudly for the two as they softly sang the ballad expressing Yumina's tender and single-minded feelings.

After some announcements and a gift corner, the show came to an end. The closing theme song "Pure Emotional" was performed live for the first time by Ms. Fukuo, Mr. Akasaki, Ms. Takano, and Mr. Yamashita. The audience seemed to be listening attentively to the pop tune, which was filled with the pure heart of love. The show ended on a high note.

(Reporting by Daisuke Shiki at TRAP)