Heartbroken in Osaka: Your Caring Childhood Friend's Sweet Comfort — A Night Overflowing With Love for You

As a listener it feels like "Ah, youth! Thank you!" but from the perspective of the people actually involved, that's a pretty major case of missed signals…!? They actually liked each other, so in order to avoid an Anjash-style (comedy duo) mix-up like that, maybe it's important to confess even if you think you'll get rejected (lol). From track 1, Mina-chan is overflowing with thoughtfulness toward the protagonist, her Kansai-style friendliness is easy to warm up to, and she's a heroine with an incredibly cute voice. Even though she wants to become the girlfriend of the heartbroken protagonist, she worries that he hasn't sorted out his feelings after just breaking up with his ex, and she likes him enough that she thinks it might be better to keep her feelings hidden rather than confess and risk making their relationship awkward. Every single line is adorable. Her Kansai dialect is wonderful too. I want to marry her. Yuga-sensei's illustrations are gorgeous too. She's such a beauty. Can a voice this cute really come out of someone this beautiful? This old man was shocked. Well, guys who are shy nerds end up falling for whoever tells them they like them, in the end! Hahaha! If it were me, with a Mina-chan overflowing with affection like this, I'd definitely fall for her without a doubt…. It's not bundled in, but it's a nice touch that the script is available on Kakuyomu. That really helps! Mina quietly came closer and picked up the 115-yen pork bun. "Oh, thank you. You really saved me." Oh wait, you're not supposed to flip the okonomiyaki like that.

I'm someone living in the Kanto region who once lived in Osaka. I listened to this while putting myself in the protagonist's shoes. I already liked girls speaking in Kansai dialect to begin with, but Yuka Morishima, the voice actress in charge who is actually from Kansai, plays the Kansai-dialect girl with an incredibly cute and charming voice. Cute Kansai-dialect-specific words like "Doshitan?" "Aho" "Akan~~" keep coming out one after another, and it's irresistible. Also, it's not just pleasant to listen to as an audio work — the scenario itself is truly wonderful. The way Mina-san, who had been secretly in love with the protagonist, gradually grows closer to him while their hearts connect is really engaging to listen to, and it makes me even more immersed emotionally in the situation. The scene where she pours her heart out to the protagonist who is (she thinks) asleep was, thanks to the unique atmosphere that only ASMR can provide, incredibly heart-pounding. Mina-san is truly such a wonderful girl, and the gap between her cheerful Kansai dialect and her endearing, vulnerable side is absolutely irresistible. It made me feel like, "I'm so glad her feelings were rewarded……!" I am nothing but grateful to have encountered such a wonderful ASMR work. Thank you so very much.

This is an ASMR full of an incredibly sweet situation featuring an unbelievably cute heroine. The equation of best scenario + best voice actress = best work holds true here. I think you can have a great dream if you fall asleep while listening to this ASMR. In fact, I had a happy dream myself. The ambient sounds, like the rattling of the train, are at a perfect level that never gets in the way. You might end up grinning without realizing it, so be careful when you listen.

I got to know Yuka Morishima through a Kansai-dialect idol character in a certain action game, and that's how I ended up here. Mina's character is so similar to that character that I could effortlessly imagine her in my head. The part where she says "Fueeeeee" is the best. As childhood friends, she gives off a close, friend-like distance, while also clearly caring about the protagonist, and the gap between that and how she acts spoiled when they're alone together is irresistible. It makes you want to protect her. Morishima-san's charm — her natural Kansai dialect — is so pleasant that just listening makes you feel happy. I'll keep listening until I wear a hole in my ears.

Both the situation and the voice are sweet, and it's truly the best. Her natural cuteness as she gently talks to you in a familiar Kansai dialect kept my heart pounding the whole time. You can feel that special sense of closeness she only shows to someone she likes, and just listening fills your ears with happiness. Simply put, the combination of the situation and the dialect is just too strong, and I couldn't stop grinning from start to finish. To anyone who wants to feel their heart flutter, I wholeheartedly recommend this — a wonderfully sweet, heart-fluttering masterpiece.

It was an extremely, almost overly sweet situation voice work, and it healed me a lot. Morishima-san's constantly shifting, lovable expressions, her easy-on-the-ears Kansai dialect, and her performance that conveys a certain feminine strength were all wonderful. It was a work that made me feel youth and nostalgia. The ambient sounds that came in at just the right moments were also nice. It's a bit of a shame that the track titles weren't included in the playlist, making it a little hard to tell what's happening, but well, since you listen through from start to finish anyway, it's not really a problem.

For eight years I've wished to be healed by Yuka Morishima's voice, and this work has finally granted that wish. It's a work where you can experience the finest kind of healing, thanks to her gentle voice quality that soaks into an utterly exhausted heart, and her Kansai dialect that she clearly speaks with familiarity! Just touching lightly on the contents: right from the start it opens with a full-blown sweet farewell scene, and the acting there — sad, but also mustering the courage to send him off — is already wonderful enough on its own. From there, the main story begins, and the buildup before she delivers all sorts of healing to me in my heartbroken state is excellent, which makes the sweetness of the main part stand out even more, and it was really great. This seems like it's going to be a work I keep listening to for a long time. If you listen to it, you're guaranteed to feel happy!!!

Just Yuka Morishima speaking Kansai dialect alone is already powerful. The Kansai dialect is at just the right balance — not too strong, not too weak — and it's incredibly cute. There's a certain idol with light green hair in a mobile game these days who speaks Kansai dialect too, but even if you're mainly into that, I think you'll be very satisfied with this as well. It's no surprise it won an excellence award in a scenario contest — the key points hit all the right spots, and even as a single story, the aftertaste (so to speak) is great too. With just the right amount of sauciness, you'll be squirming the whole time thinking there's no way you could resist a girl throwing this much affection at you. It's sweet and healing enough to make you think, "How did these two never end up dating back in their school days?" If I had one selfish request, it would be that I wish there had been a bit more ambient sound. This is a work that makes me look forward to the scenario writer's next project as well.

I'm a fan of Yuka Morishima. I really love her voice with the Kansai accent, so I was looking forward to the release. As I listened, I got so drawn in that I started to feel like I might actually have had such a cute childhood friend. At the same time, I was disappointed by the reality that no such cute childhood friend actually exists… (lol) I want to keep listening to this over and over and be healed by this cute, devoted childhood friend with her Kansai accent. Please make a second part!

Since it was performed by a voice actress I like, I bought it on release day. A Kansai-dialect childhood friend — a setting that felt like it should've existed but hadn't quite, and on top of that, I had come to like a character Yuka Morishima played in a certain game, so I was eagerly waiting for the release. The fact that she harbors romantic feelings for the protagonist — when I realized that, I was grinning the whole time I listened. The ear-cleaning scenes and such were also very pleasant. Highly recommended for anyone who likes the voice actress and this kind of setting.