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Chapter 359 Singer Yui Aragaki
"Love in the Sky", which once again won the weekly champion, also increased its cumulative box office to as much as 15 billion.

Even on the weekend of the new week, there are sequel Hollywood blockbusters like "The Bourne 3" that have a wide range of supporters around the world, and they are still outnumbered by the pure love masterpiece "Love in the Sky".

You know, Matt Damon's "The Bourne" series is recognized worldwide as an excellent representative of the recent spy series movies. The Japanese regard it as another Hollywood money-grabbing blockbuster.

However, in the first week of its release, not to mention "Love in the Sky", which still dominates, even the annual nostalgic blockbuster "Forever Sanchome Sunset 2" and the hot-blooded fighting movie "Hot-Blooded High School" were unable to compete. Only ranked No.4.

Although 90% of the Japanese audience gave the movie a score of 80 or more, this embarrassing situation was caused by the wrong schedule of the producer.

However, the producers cannot be blamed.

After all, no one would have imagined that the pure love film "Love in the Sky" composed of only one Kiyoshi Sakamoto and several new-generation actors would be so popular without a big-name supervisor. . .

. . . . . .

While the film continued to gallop at the box office, Kiyoshi Sakamoto finally had time to take a break.

First, the promotion of "Hot Blood High School", and then "Love in the Sky", the promotion of two consecutive films made him feel somewhat exhausted.

Now that the box office is already selling well, Kiyoshi Sakamoto felt that it was time for him to flirt with his sister.

Of course, he who had just been pushed back by Fukada Kyoko would definitely not dare to provoke that charming woman again.

What he wanted to tease was always Yui Aragaki.

For Kiyoshi Sakamoto, that was a mistake that should not have been made, and a very, very big one at that.

Therefore, Kiyoshi Sakamoto was thinking that he had to get in touch with Yui Aragaki as soon as possible so that he could quickly forget what happened that night. . .

Therefore, one day in late November, looking at the rare sunny weather outside, Kiyoshi Sakamoto decided to go on a date with Yui Aragaki!
. . .

"Huh? Are you recording?"

On the phone, Yui Aragaki's voice had a hint of crying, which made Kiyoshi Sakamoto feel that something was wrong.

"Ah."

"But, why do I listen to you, as if I just cried..." Kiyoshi Sakamoto tentatively asked.

"Uh...that, how can I..."

However, from Aragaki Yui's slightly hesitant words, Sakamoto Kiyoshi felt that things were not that simple.

So, after thinking for a while, Kiyoshi Sakamoto said to Yui Aragaki on the other end of the phone, "Then, I'll have dinner with you after you finish recording."

Hearing Kiyoshi Sakamoto's proposal, Yui Aragaki, who was standing in the recording studio of Warner Records and wearing headphones, was a little hesitant.

"Uh... I still have to record for a few hours..." She said this, but in fact, she felt a little bit of sweetness in her heart.

However, Sakamoto Kiyoshi's next words made her change from sweetness to surprise.

"Then...I'll visit the class now, okay?!" Kiyoshi Sakamoto suggested again.

"Huh? Are you coming over?!"

Such a proposal made Aragaki Yui feel a little unprepared for an instant.

It's not that she doesn't want to see Kiyoshi Sakamoto, but it's at work, not in private, where she can be so free.

Even if Kiyoshi Sakamoto came to the recording studio, he could only sit outside and watch her recording. . .

Yui Aragaki was also afraid that after Kiyoshi Sakamoto came over, he would feel bored. . .

Moreover, there was another reason why she didn't want Kiyoshi Sakamoto to come over.

The reason for this is a bit hard to say.

Thinking of that, Yui Aragaki said to Sakamoto Kiyoshi who was on the phone a little shyly, "It's fine, but... I may not have much time to accompany you..."

During the speech, it seemed that Sakamoto still didn't want to clear the past.

This abnormal scene made Kiyoshi Sakamoto feel even more strange.

"Something must have happened, otherwise, every time she wanted to see me, she would let me go over right away, and if I was a minute late, she would be complained about by her, and she didn't want me to go over abnormally?!"

Kiyoshi Sakamoto's sixth sense told him that there must be a ghost!
The more you want him not to go, the more Sakamoto Kiyoshi will go.

"It's okay, I'll just sit outside and watch your recording, and I'm a frequent visitor to the recording studio, I can also give you some tips about recording, so that you can record the sound faster..."

However, Kiyoshi Sakamoto didn't know that this was why Yui Aragaki didn't want him to come over.

Because, she didn't want Kiyoshi Sakamoto to see her crying during the recording, and her crappy side as a singer for the first time. . .

"That's what I'm afraid of..."

"I didn't want you to come..."

Although thinking so in his heart, the helpless Yui Aragaki still said to Kiyoshi Sakamoto on the other end of the phone.

"Well, that's fine, you just come here..."

"OK, I'll be there right away. By the way, do you want something to drink or eat? I'll buy it by the way and express my condolences to the singer Karma..."

"Tell me, you can tell me anything you want to eat or drink!"

Kiyoshi Sakamoto's doting tone also made Yui Aragaki feel warm in her heart. She gently wiped away the remaining tears on her cheeks with her hands, and said to Kiyoshi Sakamoto with a smile, "Well, this is what you said Yo, then... I want to eat the muffins you brought me last time, and strawberry milk!"

"Ok, no problem!"

Kiyoshi Sakamoto hung up the phone, his eyes became sharp instantly, he looked at himself in the mirror, and muttered.

"Looks like I'm going to transform again for Karma's muffins!"

. . . . . .

It is said to be transformed, but in fact, in order not to let others recognize me, I put on a plush hat and a mask, and go to line up to buy muffins. . .

While waiting in line for muffins, Kiyoshi Sakamoto complained, "These days, artists can't come out and hang out without pretending..."

However, he didn't know that not every artist, like him and Kimura, would be surrounded as soon as they appeared on the street. . .

Some artists, although they are well-known, will meet fans or passers-by who know them when they go out on the street.

The annoyance of chasing and intercepting such happiness in the street will only appear once the national popularity and popularity reach a certain level. . .

Kiyoshi Sakamoto thought that every artist who came out had to go through a disguise in order to go shopping freely and safely, otherwise they would be "sieged" by fans or passers-by.

This also shows how little Sakamoto Kiyoshi, an otaku who has nothing to do with the world, has contact with the outside world and appears on shows, so much so that he doesn't even know his own popularity.

It can be said that I don't know the true face of Lushan Mountain, only because I am in this mountain.

You know, in the big wild list, or the list of the TV street survey, whether it is "2007 Most Popular Male Artist", "2007 Most Watched Male Artist", "2007 Most Wanted Male Artist", "[-] Popularity Rise" In the "Fastest Artist" and other rankings, Kiyoshi Sakamoto's name has occupied the championship throne many times!
It is conceivable that if Sakamoto walked onto the street swaggeringly without concealing it, he would be chased and intercepted by passers-by and fans who recognized him in less than two seconds.

The sentence "No one in the world knows the king" can be directly applied to Kiyoshi Sakamoto. . .

However, it is not a good thing for Sakamoto Kiyoshi not to realize this happy and cruel reality.

At least he also knew that before going out on the street, he had to disguise himself so that he wouldn't be stripped of his clothes by crazy fans. . .

That's enough.

. . . . . .

Half an hour later, Sakamoto Kiyoshi finally arrived at the headquarters of Warner Records Japan with freshly baked muffins.

Looking at the building of Warner Records Japan, Kiyoshi Sakamoto joked leisurely, "Well, Sony's building is more majestic..."

With that said, he walked into the building.

. . .

inside the building.

a recording studio.

"Gakki, your voice needs to be more emotional, the intonation has been captured very well, let's do it again!"

"Ok."

"Gakki, for this part, you have to raise the tone to show the characteristics of this song."

"Ok."

. . .

Such dialogues are constantly being staged in this recording studio.

This is the scene where Yui Aragaki is recording her debut album.

She sang in "Love Pattern" and "Love in the Sky" successively. Yui Aragaki's potential as a singer was finally discovered by her agency, LesPros, when she sang the theme song and episodes for the film.

Therefore, in order to match the wave of "Love in the Sky" and push Yui Aragaki behind her to make her more popular, LesPros contacted Warner Records to prepare Yui Aragaki to release an album.

And Warner is also very optimistic about Yui Aragaki's current momentum, thinking that it is profitable, so the two companies hit it off, so Yui Aragaki has also developed another identity besides a model and an actor.

singer.

And today is the last day of recording for this album.

In the whole album, except for the two songs "heavenly days" and "メモリーズ", the other eight songs have already been recorded.

However, the remaining two songs happen to be the episode of "Love in the Sky" and the theme song of "Love Pattern".

These are the two hardest songs on the whole album.

Yui Aragaki, who was recording an album for the first time and standing in the recording studio for the first time, also spent a difficult morning in tears.

Because, when singing these two songs, Warner's sound engineer proposed to let her sing these two songs while recalling the plot of the film, so that she could better interpret these two songs.

When filming the movie, Yui Aragaki, who hadn't fully understood the pain of life and death, recalled that time when recording the song, and his heart became very heavy. During the entire recording process, he cried many times, which made the recording process difficult. , becoming intermittent.

This is also the reason why Kiyoshi Sakamoto heard a hint of crying in Yui Aragaki's voice on the phone. . .

(End of this chapter)