The so-called "Female water will not flow from outsiders" is the first time that the song "All Together" was written.

The first thing Higashinoji thought of was naturally that he had become the official voice actor Hasegawa Riko Hasegawa.

Yes.

Riko Hasegawa is already half an employee of Higashino Studio.

Her main job now is to run her home sukiyaki shop to provide her sister with her studies, and then come to Higashino Studio to be responsible for dubbing.

Basically, her voice is suitable, and Higashinoji will use her as the voice actor for the main player (that is, the protagonist).

For example, Mikoto Misumi and Machiko Dai... these characters are quite in line with her voice.

In addition, Riko Hasegawa is also very skilled in dubbing skills.

Most of the dubbing can be passed in one go... and many people have given positive comments...

Higashinoji naturally asked her to help with the dubbing.

Apart from Riko Hasegawa's voice skills, her singing level is actually not low.

Higashinoji once heard her sing the female version of "Lemon", which is indeed not bad.

The sound is clear, and there is an indescribable sense of distantness, which exudes a unique sense of tenderness in it.

It feels like she can really try the recording of "At Forever".

Thinking of this, Higashinoji didn't hesitate and simply called Riko Hasegawa to come and record the audio.

""All To Be With"?"

Riko Hasegawa, who was a little confused when she was sent a simplified score by Higashinoji, was a little confused.

She was a little confused when she heard on the phone that Higashinoji had a recording work that needed her help.

Of course, Riko Hasegawa has heard of the incident about "Spirited Away".

But as far as she knows, Chihiro, the heroine of Higashinoji's new work, is a ten-year-old girl.

Her voice of Hasegawa Riko is relatively overly mature.

Even if she can use false statements, it is still a bit unnatural.

She was very confused.

But since it was Higashinoji's request... she came over.

Unexpectedly, as soon as he came over, Higashinoji took a brief piece on her hand, looking expectant.

"Yes, I'll call Lizi this time and mainly want you to help me record this song."

Higashinoji nodded and continued, "See if you can sing it out."

"Uh...is it a song written by Mr. Higashino?"

Riko Hasegawa continued and opened the simplified score.

"Yes." Higashinoji simply nodded.

There is no old man from Miya, nor does Kimura bow in this world.

There is no need for him to pretend, and to say hypocritically, "It was written by a friend."

There are two simple plots of "At Forever".

Hasegawa Riko just glanced at her and was able to sing softly: "Call to a deep part of her heart, I always want to have an exciting dream..."

Although she was just a simple a cappella, the simple and melodious tunes still poured out like clear water.

And this opening of Hasegawa Riko made Yano Ryuichi, who was staying next to him, sighed: "It's so good."

No...not just singing well.

This song is also well written.

Yano Ryuichi sighed, and also looked at Higashinoji who was smiling and silently applauding Hasegawa Riko.

Should I say Higashinoji is worthy of being a genius? How did this brain grow?

Originally, Ryuichi Yano was still worried about the theme song of "Spirited Away".

For this reason, he also made a special trip to find several musicians he knew who could write and compose songs.

But unexpectedly, when he turned around, Higashinoji had already arranged the matter.

Yano Ryuichi slapped his head - Higashinoji hasn't written many songs and lyrics for nearly half a year, and he almost forgot that Higashinoji has this skill!

And the level of the song written...

Isn't it too compatible with the animated movie "Spirited Away"?

Yano Ryuichi seemed to be able to see the strange world of gods through the distant voice of Riko Hasegawa.

He even wondered if Higashinoji had written the song first and then wrote the script "Sheng and Chiaki".

It was Higashinoji who didn't know what Yano Ryuichi was thinking.

If he knew what the other party was thinking... He probably would have just smiled in the end.

Just kidding.

At that time, Miyazaki originally wanted to use the songs of the famous Japanese composer Joe Hashi as the theme song of "Spirited Away".

But after hearing the song Kimura Gong, he immediately decided to change the song.

This is a song appointed by the original author, and of course it fits the animation "Spirited Away".

"Teacher Higashino, I think Miss Hasegawa is fine."

Riko Hasegawa was still singing softly, and Yano Ryuichi on the side took the initiative to say hello to Higashinoji.

He felt that it was okay to let Hasegawa Riko record this song, because this song was indeed quite suitable for the other party.

"I don't think it's a big problem, either." Higashino nodded in approval.

It's really okay for Hasegawa Riko to sing this song.

It sounds really nice, it feels like Kimura Gong sings back then, probably about 70% or 80% similar.

But it would be great to be similar to seven or eight points.

After all, Riko Hasegawa is a voice actor, unlike a professional singer like Kimura.

It is already very good that she can feel 70 to 80% similar in singing.

In addition, Kimura, the singer of the theme song "Spirited Away", is still quite regretful...

She suffered a spinal injury when she was young, and then when she was in her seventies, her pitch and breathing sound affected her feelings.

To be honest, if it can, Higashinoji actually wanted to find someone in this world who had never suffered a spine and could sing this song instead of Kimura Gong...

but...

Still can't be found.

None of the people he knows are good.

That kind of hard and powerful female singer at the level of grandma...he is indeed not very familiar with it.

Higashinoji shook his head and turned to look at Riko Hasegawa who had already put down the simplified score, as if she was a little stunned.

She didn't know what she was thinking, and her thin eyebrows were a little furrowed.

"Lizi, how do you feel?"

Higashinoji walked over and said hello.

That...this song is so well written...I like it very much."

Hasegawa Riko came to her senses and said to Higashinoji with a smile.

"I hope you can sing this song Riko...How is it? Is it okay?"

Higashinoji asked.

Although he knew that Riko Hasegawa would agree without saying a word, he still had to ask for it.

This is not just a process, the key is respect for Riko Hasegawa.

This is also the most important reason why Hasegawa Riko is willing to cooperate with Higashinoji for a long time.

But today's situation is a bit different.

After hearing this, Hasegawa Riko frowned and not only did not agree immediately, but instead shook her head gently.

This action surprised Higashinoji a little.

You should know that it was just a simple song that made Hasegawa Riko record, and it was also very helpful for her fame... The song "At Forever" is a golden song in the minds of many people.

It was just such a precious opportunity that the other party refused?

Isn't this natural?

Fortunately, Riko Hasegawa took the initiative to explain at this time: "Teacher Higashino, I already felt it when I was singing it... This song is actually not suitable for me."

"..." Higashinoji.

Higashinoji did not refute this sentence from Riko Hasegawa.

He also vaguely noticed it.

Riko Hasegawa did not feel as natural as Kimura's bow in his previous life.

As mentioned earlier, Higashinoji felt that Riko Hasegawa sang this song only 70 to 80% similar to Kimura's bow...
To be continued...