Machi★Asobi 19] Introducing all the charm of the works. Mini live performance will also be held! TV anime "Nigiri Trap" talk & mini live

Machi★Asobi vol. 19, Tokushima Prefecture's annual large-scale anime event, celebrated its 19th anniversary this year. Its climax run was held from October 7 (Sat.) to 9 (Mon.), 2017!

On the 7th, the "Fabricated Trap" stage was held at Shinmachibashi East Park, with Hirasawa Hisayoshi, general director, Hatanakataichi, producer, Kakuma Ai, who plays Okazaki Yuma, and Igarashi Hiromi, who plays Mizushina Hotaru on stage.

General Director Hirasawa worked nightly to prepare a PowerPoint presentation to reacquaint the audience with this production, which was broadcast from July to September 2017. He made the presentation in such a way that even those who had seen the full-length film could enjoy it.

In addition to the so-called "yuri" element of romance between girls, the film is full of moe (?) elements, such as many of the characters being pricks and the appearance of boys who are so honest that it makes one feel sorry for them. The work is full of moe (?) elements.

Fans of the original story will be delighted to see the appearance of the original author Naoko Kodama's cat, "Latte-san," as a LINE stamp.

Hirasawa-san and producer Tanaka were a bit puzzled by Hirasawa-san's and Igarashi-san's efforts to promote the appeal of the program from various angles, including the Ferris wheel scene and the ski resort scene, but Kakuma-san and Igarashi-san also talked about the highlights of the program.

After that, the audience was treated to a mini live performance. Confetti Smile, a unit consisting of Chika Yoshitomi and MISAKI, performed "LAST ETERNAL," the ED theme song for episodes 7 to 9 and 11, with intense dancing under the red and blue lights. In addition, Akira Aise sang "Virginal lily," the ED theme for episodes 1 to 3 and 10, in front of the stand microphone.

Finally, Ms. Igarashi said, "This is a work with a great deal of jealousy peculiar to girls. Please watch it! Ms. Kakuma said, "I found that different people enjoy this work in different ways. I want to continue to make it more exciting! I hope we can continue to make it more exciting!

(Reporting and writing by Atsushi Saeki)