[Chewing Sounds／Water Sounds／Ear Cleaning] Oshigoto Neiro ~Small Restaurant Edition~ [CV. Kiyono Yasuno]

I've listened to every one of Yasuno-san's works on DLsite, but at last, the kotoneiro work I've been waiting for! It was worth the wait — this truly is ASMR, capturing all sorts of work sounds unique to a small Japanese eatery. The chewing sounds of the otoshi (starter dish) were incredibly realistic and made my heart race... The crisp, crunchy sounds of the tempura felt so good to listen to that it made me want to eat tempura myself. The "tokkuri concert" felt like a surreal moment at first, but it gradually grew on me... The ear-cleaning time is just pure relief. And then there's Yasuno-san's excessively sweet young proprietress. Honestly, if a proprietress like this actually existed, she'd no doubt ruin a person completely, so I'm truly grateful this is just fantasy. Did he really make it home on the last train, though...?

This is food terrorism! Undeniably, unmistakably food terrorism! Typically, "food terrorism" refers to being shown delicious-looking images of food when you're hungry — an attack carried out through the sense of sight. Of course, this work has nothing that appeals to sight. And yet, through sound alone, it somehow attacks both your sight and your sense of smell. For some reason, I can't get these incredibly delicious-sounding things out of my head. Set in a small eatery, this work is packed with wonderful, mouth-watering sounds, making it a bit different from previous works, but I really enjoyed it. I think I'll have tempura today (?)

A new entry in the long-awaited "Oshigoto Neiro" series. This series has two main types — one geared toward helping you fall asleep, and one that could be described as "ASMR situational voice" — and this one falls into the latter category. There's so much to enjoy here: Yasuno-san's wonderful voice and acting, the pleasant ambient sounds, the sounds of cooking, and more... but above all, the most powerful element is the chewing sounds. Using new techniques presumably honed during the recording of the recently-started "Mogumogu Neiro" series, she delivers incredibly satisfying, mouth-watering sounds directly into your ears without holding back. Honestly, it genuinely made me hungry... You must never listen to this lying in bed before sleep. This is food terrorism ASMR. Keeping that in mind, this is an extremely high-quality work that I can highly recommend.