Kira Yoshikage said calmly, "If you're asking about musical instruments, I learned to play the harmonica for a while in elementary school."
"A harmonica?"
Bocchi-chan and Akiyama Mio exchanged a glance, their expressions somewhat peculiar. Then, as if on cue, they both looked toward Hirasawa Yui.
Hirasawa Yui lowered her head timidly.
Tainaka Ritsu pulled a harmonica from her pocket and said seriously:
"If it's a harmonica, I've got one right here. Want to give it a try?"
"..."
Kira Yoshikage stared at the harmonica the self-proclaimed drummer had pulled out and fell silent for a while.
Just when Tainaka Ritsu thought he was going to give up, Kira Yoshikage asked softly:
"What would you like to hear?"
Tainaka Ritsu sounded expectant:
"Anything is fine."
"In that case..."
Kira Yoshikage took the harmonica, hesitated for a moment, then raised it to his lips.
A familiar and beautiful melody filled the girls' ears, instantly making the girls of the Light Music Club's eyes light up:
"Summer?"
Almost everyone was familiar with this song, because it was the classic soundtrack from the famous Japan director Takeshi Kitano's film Kikujiro's Summer. Some people might never have seen the movie, but they had definitely heard this music!
The creator of this music, Joe Hisaishi, was a famous musical master in Japan who had won countless awards throughout his life. Even in neighboring China, Joe Hisaishi's name was renowned among people in related fields.
For example, the classic soundtrack of a certain famous film that had applied for World Heritage status had been composed by Joe Hisaishi.
Naturally, playing this song on the harmonica was no ordinary feat.
At the very least, Tainaka Ritsu, who had also learned to play the harmonica, admitted that she could never control it as effortlessly as Kira Yoshikage. She