Thank you very much, Takuro Yoshida, for singing such a wonderful song. I think "Fight" is a song that cheers us on in life. Many things happen in life, and there is always something called "luck" in our lives. There is good luck and bad luck. How you live your life in bad luck can make it richer or darker than when you are lucky. I think we notice many things that we don't know when we are lucky, but when we are unlucky. Most of the causes of bad luck are within the person himself, and when we are lucky, they are around us. I think that whether you notice it or not will greatly change your life after that. Many of the things that can be bought with money are all lies. The real thing cannot be bought with money. Humans: When times are good and things are going well, even strangers will call out to you and gather around you, but when the winds are against you, even people you had a connection with will drift away... But the people who you have a connection with during those headwinds, who continue to associate with you and help you even during unfortunate headwinds, are the people who will become your true treasures. You only live once. People are not happy because they have lived a long life, nor are they unhappy because they have a short life. I think the question is how to live. Fight for your future life. Ah, a school of small fish glittering and crossing borders in the sea. These fish are twisting and unraveling the chains of resignation. I'm not sure, but I think they are probably salmon. That's because Nakajima Miyuki is from Hokkaido, and has been familiar with salmon swimming upstream since she was a child, and recently even held an evening party themed around salmon swimming upstream, called "Arriving at 24:00, Departing at 0:00". The night show "Arrives at 24:00, Departs at 0:00" is a mysterious and moving fairy tale that combines salmon swimming upstream, the concept of reincarnation, and Night on the Galactic Railroad. At the core of Nakajima Miyuki's work is her longing for the scenery of salmon swimming upstream that she has seen since her childhood. By cheering on these six people who are struggling but desperately trying to survive, and the wounded fish that is simply charging ahead without any hesitation, Nakajima Miyuki encourages the spirits that fight in secret, saying "Fight!" From diva Nakajima Miyuki - MC at a 1995 concert "May your dreams come true" Big news is reported in the newspapers and on television every day. We've had major earthquakes, and horrific incidents have occurred. I would like to offer my heartfelt condolences to those who lost their lives to teach us many things that we had not noticed. And even if they never appear in a corner of the newspaper or on television, and may seem like nothing to others, we all have precious treasures, and it pains me to know that these treasures can sometimes be hurt. It's better for dreams to come true, but some dreams never come true. There are also dreams that can't be helped, some dreams that can't be helped unless they change form. So no matter how much they change in appearance, no matter how much they are hurt, I hope that one day your dreams will come true. Thank you, Miyuki, for your wonderful message. Rest in peace.