I am not Japanese, but one day I found out about him on a social networking site. He seems to be an a cappella singer at a university in Japan. In a cappella, he not only sings, but also tries his hand at voice percussion. Both his singing and voice percussion have a different quality from other a cappella players. I have often listened to other a cappella players play and sing, but his emotional voice has a unique brilliance. I'm sure he has had a lot of experiences and encountered a lot of wonderful music.I believe that his songs and sense of music shine because he has been honed in this process. I believe that his many experiences have made his thoughts even stronger. He is not just a good singer, but there is something there that strongly appeals to the audience. I want to see him sing on the big stage in Shibuya if he can get through this audition. I would also like to support him.He is also an a cappella singer, and the harmonies he plays with his group members are beautiful. Sometimes gentle, sometimes flamboyant, sometimes flashy, sometimes strong, his emotional vocals, choruses, and voice percussion are outstanding. He has participated in national a cappella competitions and seems to be active in fully demonstrating his abilities. Truly wonderful.I will continue to listen to his songs and watch him perform on stage. I hope that he will stand on the stage of the final to expand his career opportunities. I look forward to his songs in the future.