What Kind of Pajamas Do You Like? — Anzu Ichinose Edition: Childhood Friend's Handbook [Binaural/KU-100/Foley]

Tracks 1 and 2 were still at the level of "wow, her acting is so good~" and "so cute~," but that was fine. Then gradually, memories that don't even exist started coming back to me. No, it's more like a feeling that memories that had been erased were restored. Honestly, I even saw a future where we got married. Is this actually hypnosis audio, or is this Tsukishima-san's ability? Seriously, this is way too much, my heart did like 500 million twists from how much it fluttered. This is something that should be preserved for future generations using every possible recording medium. Words like "precious" are too shallow to describe it, but I can't maintain the mental state needed to write a proper review, so all I can say is "precious." If I erased my memory and watched it again, I think I'd die of anaphylactic shock. This isn't even proper writing anymore, it's basically turned into bullet points. This is the first time my vocabulary has been stolen this badly. Give it back.

There are other voice works featuring Reina Ueda, and if you're looking for relaxation or something to help you sleep, those might be fine too. But if you're someone who's buying voice works because you love Reina Ueda's voice and acting so much, I personally think this is the work you'll enjoy the most in that regard. Anzu-chan is so unbelievably cute that I found myself squirming with delight over and over! If anything, there's hardly any time to relax because she keeps talking to you nonstop and making your heart flutter!! The sound quality of the voice is more than fine—it's actually top-notch—but the ear pressure/massage part personally wasn't quite my type... Even so, I think it's a work you can thoroughly enjoy, so I recommend it!

I saw this work introduced on Twitter, got interested, and bought it. Scene 1: Being woken up by my childhood friend and having breakfast. I love the scene where they hand each other soy sauce and sauce without exchanging a word. Scene 2: Her fast talking that's supposed to hide her embarrassment but doesn't actually hide it at all was so cute. Scenes 3-4: Ear pressure massage leading into ear cleaning. Having your ear cleaned while being whispered to right next to your ear is so soothing! I never expected to experience "selective deafness" at ear-cleaning distance... As for scene 5, please buy it and listen for yourself. Recommended for anyone who wants to be comforted by a childhood friend.

This is a story about time spent with Anzu, played by Reina Ueda. The delicate distance between "more than childhood friends, not quite lovers" was adorable. Ueda-san, known for playing distinctive characters like Shin-Akane and Gigi An○rushia, gives us this cute and devoted childhood friend performance—if you're a fan of Ueda-san, this is about as good as it gets. As a work overall, the sound effects came in nicely without disrupting the performance, I thought. Personally, I'd love to see them make a sequel with Anzu that takes their relationship a step further.

The sweet, lovey-dovey moments with a cute childhood friend voiced by a voice actress at the peak of her popularity were genuinely shocking! Even people who don't listen to much doujin content probably know this voice actress, so I think this is a relatively easy work to get into! Every part had a different story to enjoy, which was really appealing! The sleeping-together scene was wonderful—I ended up listening with a big grin like an actual couple! Since it's a voice actress with a voice that's very much my type, I was truly happy!

It's a voice work, so it should literally just be audio... and yet scenery comes to mind! I'd say it's like memories that don't exist coming back to me—while listening, I got caught up in a feeling of "did something like this happen to me before?" Of course, no such memory actually exists, so once I finished listening, I was left feeling empty (lol). I think it's because the worldbuilding is solid, the sound quality is excellent, and the cast is great—all three elements come together perfectly. Also, personally, I feel like it's better to read the setting details thoroughly before listening. Doing so lets you experience even more immersion and enjoy it even more. Lastly, I especially recommend this to anyone who wants to be healed by Reina Ueda's soothing voice!

You get to hear an incredibly soothing whispering voice performed by none other than Reina Ueda herself—this is a work I have no choice but to call the absolute best. If I were to comment on it as an ASMR work, I'd say the ratio of voice to ambient sound leans heavily toward the voice. As a voice work, this might be ideal, but if you're the type who cares about the balance with ambient sound in ASMR works, your evaluation might drop a bit. However, that's more than made up for by Anzu Ichinose, played by Reina Ueda, whose voice is soft and fluffy while still having that core strength distinctly Ueda-san's own—hearing this, what else could you call it but the best?

Ueda-san's voice, with that indulgent, pampering feel, comes through really well, and it's very soothing to listen to. Being woken up in the morning, having meals made for you, being cheered on for club activities—she's the ultimate childhood friend girl. While listening, I kept thinking, "I wish I had a childhood friend like this," lol. The teasing and playful remarks scattered throughout are also great. I want to eat Anzu-chan's okonomiyaki...

Anzu-chan is super cute. Her personality is great, of course, but since she's voiced by Reina Ueda, her healing voice makes her even cuter. Having ear cleaning and whispering done in Reina Ueda's voice is basically heaven. I fell asleep instantly, so it took me a while to listen all the way through, lol. If you want some healing or you love Reina Ueda's voice, you absolutely have to listen to this. Your sleep quality will improve.

I bought this because I like Reina Ueda. She plays the protagonist's childhood friend, the prettiest girl in school, who has romantic feelings for the protagonist—a classic heroine archetype that I feel doesn't show up as much these days. From waking up the protagonist who's bad at getting up in the morning, to sleeping together at night, it's content that lets you spend a sweet, youthful day together. Anzu, the heroine of this work, is really cute. This was the first time I'd heard Ueda-san perform a childhood friend character. Wow, it's good. Really good. If I had a childhood friend like this, every day would probably be fun. Recommended for anyone who finds themselves thinking about things like that.