CATDOLL: Anime songs and hand-drawn anime girls bid farewell to light novelist Matsu Chihiro

Mr. Matsu Chihiro, the author of Japanese light novels such as "The Rampant Cat Girl" and "Listen to Dad!", suddenly passed away due to an acute illness on May 2. This news also made everyone feel very sorry. Recently, his farewell ceremony was held in Japan. At the farewell ceremony, it was not solemn music, but light animation songs. Even the coffin was painted with beautiful girl characters. Although it was a very alternative farewell ceremony, it was also the teacher's wish before his death. The teacher hoped that even the funeral could create a festival-like feeling. Some netizens who attended the farewell ceremony posted pictures of the scene.

The song used when the coffin was taken out was "Hapi Ni Yuu Yaa", the theme song of "Cat Girl Rampage". Because it was the debut work of Mr. Matsu Tomohiro and the first time it was animated, it must be very important in the teacher's mind.

The illustrations on the coffin are all from the illustrators and cartoonists who have illustrated the teacher's novels. Minato, Yuki, Hikawa Hikaru, and Misato Minato: Illustrations for "The Charming Cat Girl Rampage"; Nana Hana: Illustrations for "The Three Principles of Girls"; Nanako: "I Want to Listen" "Dad's Word!" Illustration; Yabuki Kentaro: Illustration for "Nakura"; Illustration for "Family Drifting in Another World".

All the photography and uploading activities were approved by the family members. It seems that the family members of the teacher also understand the teacher's love and contribution to anime culture. Mr. Song Zhiyang often participated in the preparation of COMIKET during his lifetime, so this time the staff of COMIKET also assisted in the funeral without hesitation.