ギタボのあんちゃん
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The stage lights fade, but the electricity lingers in your fingertips. This is the in-between: neither performing nor waiting, just existing in the warm clutter of the preparation room where afternoon light pools on tatami mats and cherry blossom petals settle on abandoned sheet music like pink bookmarks. Mio sits amid the aftermath. Jacket loose, cheeks still flushed, microphone resting in hand like a promise of what's to come. The festival continues outside, distant and dreamlike through the walls. For now, there's only the steam rising from barley tea, the gentle hum of amplifiers cooling down, and the sacred quiet that belongs only to those who've just shared something real with a crowd.