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Hmm... who’s next to Kozu? Ah... it’s me. It’s easy to forget your own reflection ... right?

Memories remain tangible. They might only remain as a single picture, but the moment you touch it, it unfurls smoothly from deep inside your heart. And when you do, like the flags at a sports day, a whole bunch of memories come with it, and you can think, “Oh, this happened too.” That's why memories remain tangible. But despite that, I can't remember my face... I'm going to take a good look in the mirror now. Now, let's switch gears and make some new memories.

Today will become a memory too, something I’ll be able to recall to remember this moment. At times, I worry that the more I revisit a memory, the more fragile it becomes. But it’s actually the opposite of the flags at a sports day. If you don't pull it out, lots of other memories will accumulate, and if you stop pulling it out and leave it, it will gradually crumble and fade away. Actually there are even some memories I’ve tried to hide and never bring back. But I've learned that this can be very lonely. Even memories you try to tuck away can get worn out and fade. That’s why from now on, I want to create plenty of memories I actually want to revisit! Just like today!