✨The Sleep Voice You'll Never Hear to the End✨Guaranteed to Doze Off✨Your Dreamy Ideal Girlfriend Cuddles Up and Sweetly Reads You 'The Red Shoes'

This is a story about spending sweet moments with 'Mashiro Mai,' the [soft and gentle ideal girlfriend] played by Mashiro Mai. Point! 《For your reference》 ☆Event☆ At the very beginning she gives a self-introduction. Listening to her, I got the impression of a gentle voice and a neat, tidy vibe. She also reads in a calm manner, so I was able to relax comfortably. The content of the story is "The Red Shoes." It was a story I'd never heard before, so I was excited even before listening, wondering what kind of story it would be. When I actually listened to the content, I felt like it might be a somewhat sad story. It's a slightly dark story, but the voice actress's soothing effect is outstanding, so I think you'll be satisfied. If a girl like this could soothe me, I'd want her to read to me every single day! And the good cost performance was another plus. With this work, listening with the lights on is fine, but I think you'll be able to relax even more if you turn off the room lights while listening.

A read-aloud story audio work for adults. In this installment too, the very relaxing voice of the onee-san soothes the ears. As always, the choice of voice actress is good……! This time the story is The Red Shoes. Content-wise, it includes some slightly shocking parts. While listening to that story and lending an ear to the onee-san's voice, I found myself imagining being pampered as if to distract from the fear…… That's how strong the soothing power of her voice is……! Not sleep-inducing ASMR, but sleep-inducing storytelling. Please return to a childlike heart and give it a listen.

This is a read-aloud audio work aimed at helping you fall asleep. It has the free-talk + reading structure that's become familiar in the series. The free talk contains a fair amount of personal information, so I think it's a nice bit of content for those interested in the voice actress. The voice actress is apparently from Hokkaido, but her intonation and the pauses between words felt a bit like synthesized speech. This trait was especially noticeable in the free talk, but once she got into the reading part, that tendency faded quite a bit and it became easier to listen to, so I felt it posed no problem for falling asleep. Her voice is also very calm, so I thought she's well suited to narration. The read-aloud piece is The Red Shoes. It was a story I didn't really know, but it was a rather sad tale with a strong religious flavor. Also, whether it's a quirk of the translator or not, even though queens, princesses, Christianity and so on appear, words that evoke a Japanese feel — like kimono, temples, and monks — were also used a lot, and the strong sense of blending East and West was interesting. If you're interested in read-aloud audio or storytelling audio to listen to before sleep, please give this work a try.