CATDOLL: Japanese media: The original author of "Sound! Euphonium" is actually a college student!

The popular Japanese animation Sound! Euphonium announced the production of the second season and theatrical animation two days ago, which attracted the attention of the industry; now the same work has caused quite a stir again! It turns out that the author of the work is still in college! Yes, you heard it right, he is still in college. And a program on a related TV station even reported it specially!

The program "Good Morning Asahi (Original Name: おはよう朝日です)" broadcast a 10-minute special of this interview. The original author Takeda Ayano was interviewed by reporters on the program:

The author Takeda Ayano is a senior student at Doshisha University, and her hometown is Uji. When she was young, she joined the wind band of junior high school. When she was creating the material, she interviewed her friends to ask what kind of topics would be better, and also asked people to help introduce many people in the wind band.

There are many plots in the work that she heard from her friends. Some people told her that the novel was too real to read, while others said that the novel evoked their memories. When she was writing this novel, she hoped to write a work that would remain in everyone's memory and evoke some memories when people read it repeatedly.

Introduction to Sound! Euphonium:

The original work is a novel written by Takeda Ayano. It is set in the Kitauji High School Wind Orchestra and tells the story of how the members of the Wind Orchestra gradually grow up under the strict guidance of their new advisor. The TV animation version is produced by Kyoto Animation, which has produced popular works such as "K-ON!". The supervisor is Ishihara Tatsuya, the series composition is Hanada Juki, and the character design is Ikeda Akiko.