[Voiced by Aoi Koga] My Childhood Friend Is My Personal Maid!? — A Day Off Being Pampered by the Girl Who Secretly Loves You [Shampoo / Ear Cleaning / Sleeping Together / Sleeping Breath]

This is a story about spending sweet moments with 'Kinami Seina,' from [My Childhood Friend is My Personal Maid!?], voiced by Aoi Koga. Thank you very much, everyone, for coming. 《Point! Pick up》 ☆Tips☆ Keywords scattered throughout: : 'Service from your childhood friend maid!?' : 'A small, budding love' : 'A small promise made in childhood' And there are more besides these. ☆Event☆ ● She's cheerful and easily flustered, knows everything about you, sometimes mutters to herself, has a jealous side, and even gets flustered partway through — her adorable reactions were really great. You can spend a whole day with the maid wrapped in a warm, fun atmosphere along with a bittersweet feeling. ▲ The overwhelming sense of presence and ambient sounds, along with the many layers of audio, made this a healing-focused work that felt rich and satisfying. Tea time, resting together with her, sweet service, and even an extra-special service — I felt soothed while relaxing at a leisurely pace. It was good enough that time flew by in an instant. ■ She's been in one-sided love with you since the small promise made in childhood, always devoted, her feelings for you unmatched by anyone. As you both grew up, only your bodies became adults while your relationship stayed that of childhood friends — the days of playing together back then are gone, the time you can spend alone together has decreased, conversations have decreased, the environment has changed... yet only that old atmosphere from back then remains. That kind of portrayal was really great. It really makes your heart go "squeeze!" — I wonder if 'love' is sold somewhere? If it were for sale, I'd want to buy it... There are other highlights as well. Please do check it out in the main story! Thank you very much! "Please take it easy and enjoy♪"

Spica's works, in a good sense, tend to disguise themselves as ordinary voice works and proceed as if everything is happy, then go through a moment where the atmosphere completely shifts, with the truth revealed in the epilogue — that's a structure I've come to expect, so I thought, "Heh heh, you might be able to fool the average listener, but I've got you figured out. Spica, in this work, while pretending to be all lovey-dovey, what kind of twist do you have in store this time...?" I listened to this work with that kind of suspicion, but it felt like the creator saw right through what I as a listener was thinking, and threw a fastball right down the middle. True to Spica's style, the truth of the story is revealed in the final track, but even that isn't the kind of unexpected twist we've come to expect from past works. This work was made in a way that goes straight down the mainstream path of voice works — childhood friend, maid, lovey-dovey. This feels good. Aoi Koga's voice as Seina is genuinely adorable. As the voice of a girl in love with the protagonist (the listener), it was perfect. Bravo. Thanks to Aira-chan for cooperating with this plan. And a toast to the protagonist and Seina. May the two of you be happy! Well then, I'll take my leave here while dozing off listening to Seina's looped sleeping-breath audio. Do svidaniya.

After finishing this work, what I thought was, "Seina-chan, working so devotedly for the protagonist, is so cute!" This work is about Seina-chan, who tries her hand at being a maid in order to get her beloved childhood friend to confess to her, and that single-minded devotion overflows all the way to the end. Housework, laundry, cleaning — all for her beloved master. Even the special services are something she can only do because he's her beloved master. You can see her love for her beloved master (the protagonist) in everything, and it makes you want to cheer her on as you listen! Also, thanks to Aoi Koga's voice, Seina-chan, who tries her best earnestly and devotedly, is made even more adorable! Please listen to this work and experience the service of an adorable childhood friend!

A high school girl voiced by Aoi Koga comes to serve at your house as a maid, but when you meet face to face, it turns out she was your childhood friend. Both of you feel embarrassed but manage to meet properly, and her gesture when receiving the spare key was adorable. After that, time flows by as you both act cute toward each other now and then, and smile-filled moments pass by... If you like healing-type maids, this is a work I can recommend.

This is a work in which your childhood friend Seina takes care of you as a maid. The biggest appeal is undoubtedly the adorable character of Seina, voiced by Aoi Koga! Her catchphrase, "Mattaku mou da yo! (Honestly, come on!)," boasts a divine level of cuteness, and I could listen to it forever. The story is also solid, and I recommend listening to it all the way through from start to finish. It's the kind of content that really makes your heart flutter.

I don't normally listen to ASMR, but with Aoi Koga as the voice actress, as a fan of hers, I had no choice but to listen! On a personal note, I've been tired from work lately, but listening to this work blew away my fatigue! I thoroughly enjoyed a happy time filled with about two hours of sweet voice and healing. I'll keep listening to this regularly from now on!

I've bought every one of Spica's works, and this time was no exception. This work's themes are the maid, the childhood friend, and healing. Being cared for and served by your childhood friend maid was very soothing. Personally, I especially liked the shampoo and ear cleaning scenes. The scenario is also very much Spica's style, and in the final prequel scene... If you're interested, I'd definitely recommend considering purchasing it!

Your childhood friend suddenly becomes a maid and comes to your house, and from there she interacts with you in various forms like shampooing, sleeping beside you, and ear cleaning, but it feels just like she's right there next to you. Why she suddenly came becomes clear in the latter half, and I recommend buying it and listening to find out how each of their feelings end up. The voice actress Aoi Koga's voice is gentle, and I think it's a really great work.

It's not a maid steeped in a spirit of devoted service, nor a rookie maid who's trying hard but still unpracticed at various things — it's a childhood friend playing at being a maid. She's embarrassed to wear the maid outfit, and her way of speaking has that close, familiar distance — in a good way, she's not trying hard at all. So then, does it even need to be a maid setup? Well, actually, yes. First, story-wise, it serves as an excuse for Seina and the listener to grow closer, and it gives the childhood friend a reason to call you "master" — it's a necessary ingredient. Also, I like how the exchanges in the prequel feel manga-like. And what about the sequel — where's the sequel? The early purchase bonus free talk was also great, letting me grin at Koga-san's imaginative musings.

A childhood friend who speaks with Aoi Koga's voice, who's adorable, who's secretly in love with you, and who's your personal maid spoiling you like crazy.... Isn't that just way too many attributes packed in??? Even before listening, this hefty serving already feels like too much. When I actually listened, I was genuinely worried whether I could stay sane from being too happy... Sweet, a little prickly, dependable, and bashful — endlessly cute. It's the kind of cuteness that feels like someone gathered up every cute thing in the world. In other words, cute. My vocabulary has been reduced to just "cute," but that's how cute it is.