Amano-san wa “tōkōsha mo miru gawa mo riajū apīru ni tsukarete-kita. Toku ni wakai sedai wa gaishutsu ya kōryū ga seigen sareru naka, “emoi” (kokoro ni hibiku), “chirui” (shinshin ga rirakkusu shita jōtai) koto o taisetsu ni shite-iru” to bunseki suru.
Mr Amano explains, “Both posters and readers are tired of the ‘no filter’ appeals. Particularly for the younger generations who have been unable to go out and interact with others, ‘emoi’ (emotional connection) and ‘chirui’ (being relaxed in mind and body) are now valued.”
