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In the entertainment industry, many people believe that being recognized in public places is a recognition of their hard work, and they always find this experience both exciting and thrilling. Japanese voice actor and singer Sogo Nakamura is one of those who is eagerly anticipating this experience.
However, a recent experience made him realize that this perception may be too optimistic.
As a well-known voice actor, Satoru Nakamura is known for his excellent voice acting for the character Tendo Kaede in “Idol Master SideM”.
In addition, in the popular animated film “The FIRST SLAM DUNK”, he also left a deep impression on the audience because his voice gave the character Ryota Miyagi more vitality.
Therefore, the possibility of him encountering fans in public is not small.
The story begins with a tram journey on a certain day. At that time, Zongwu Nakamura stood in the carriage as usual, with people coming and going inside. Passengers either lowered their heads to read books or wore headphones to listen to music. The whole scene seemed ordinary. However, a woman sitting across from him suddenly showed him her phone.
This made a sweet expectation in Nakamura Muneshige’s heart:This is one of his fans, thinking that she may have chosen such a low-key way to interact with him out of consideration for avoiding disturbance.
With a hint of pride, Nakamura leaned over to look at the phone screen. But the content displayed on it made him laugh and cry:Little brother, there are still stickers of size L stuck on your clothes
Originally, this kind-hearted woman just wanted to remind Nakamura that he accidentally forgot the new label on his clothes in a prominent place.
The current situation can be said to make him feel both ashamed and a warm embarrassment.
After this scene was shared on the X platform by Satoru Nakamura, it quickly exploded on the internet, attracting countless fans and netizens to discuss and appreciate the woman’s attentiveness and kindness.
Meanwhile, another popular voice actor, Tomohiro Sugida, humorously joked in his comments:It’s already good to be called a little brother. At my age, I will only be ignored as a middle-aged man
In response to this, Zongwu Nakamura maintained a positive and optimistic attitude, saying:There are still many kind people in this world, Mr. Sugida. If you encounter a similar awkward situation, I believe someone will also remind you
This kind of interlude not only showcases the little-known anecdotes behind the glamorous entertainment industry, but also shows that there is not much distance between performers and ordinary people. And this kind of goodwill displayed in details adds a warm touch to our ordinary lives.
In life, when you notice a stranger’s embarrassment, would you choose to kindly remind them? Goodwill actions often make the world a better place.