May You Have Sweet Dreams

First of all, I could sleep!!! If I had to say the one thing I want to convey most, it's this. I experienced it firsthand. I've listened to all kinds of works so far, but there aren't many sleep-focused works that go this far in trying to put the listener to sleep. The sounds feel too good. The voice is too soothing. Truly. I'm typing this while rubbing my sleepy eyes. Ear cleaning for an hour! Cotton swabs for an hour!! Puffs for an hour!!! Just these three hours alone are more than enough to fall asleep. Then there's a follow-up 30 minutes of shampooing, and the finishing blow of 30 minutes of sleeping together. Good job, have a good dream. That's the vibe. The sounds also vary in pattern, packed with a variety of elements like tapping and onomatopoeia. There's no way you wouldn't fall asleep. When it comes to the voice actress Yui Asami, she's practically synonymous with a healing voice, but what's unusual this time is that she devotes herself entirely to supporting the sound. The style of this work is one where she just keeps whispering reassuring words at you, over and over. There are no character lines as such, and no scenario development either. But there's no need to feel disappointed about that. You could say that in this work, you're being put to sleep directly by Yui Asami herself. There's nothing else quite like it, so full of that kind of destructive power. It's the luxurious and supreme use of sound and voice that's only possible because it's Yui Asami's own circle. Overall, the ratio of sound to voice is overwhelmingly weighted toward sound. But Track 5, the sleeping together track, is different — it's the best, so I want you to check it out with your own ears. Listen to the sounds, listen to the voice, feel soothed, and just fall asleep like that. That kind of intention overflows throughout, and I was able to focus incredibly on the purpose of "sleeping." I really want people who haven't been able to sleep lately to give this a listen, and also people who want to sleep even more deeply. Please, just listen to it, you definitely won't regret it. You'll surely fall asleep. The ultimate relaxation work. I got super sleepy while writing this as I listened, so I'm going to sleep now. Good night, I'm off to have a good dream.

The old man inside my heart speaks up... "This is all you need. This is all you need..." We're in the ASMR Warring States era. Amid a stream of releases piling on all sorts of ideas — an emphasis on pressure and confinement, works that feel like you're really having something done to you, works using special equipment, and so on — this work is one that pursues the basics of healing to their fullest. What stands out most in this work is the god-tier balance between Ms. "Yui Asami's" voice and the sounds. Ms. "Yui Asami's" voice doesn't talk too much or too little, and each sound effect isn't too loud or too quiet, while the quality of everything is top-notch. It's truly a voice work fitting of the description "pursuing the orthodox path to its fullest"! From ASMR beginners to seasoned veterans who might say "I'm sick of hearing most works by now!" — why not give this one a try? By the way, I usually fall asleep around Track 3.

This is exactly the kind of work I was looking for. I really love that it's not an acted-out voice, but feels close to Yui Asami's natural voice, like the one you hear on YouTube. Even when the ear cleaning goes deep, it doesn't feel scratchy — it's more like a constant strong sense of pressure, so it doesn't interfere with falling asleep. The touching of the ears with a towel or by covering them is neither too strong nor too weak, delivering an exquisite feeling of pleasure. And above all, the ear-blowing was just supreme. If you're the type who usually falls asleep listening to ASMR, this is a work I definitely want you to buy.