Jyui Amanari Sings Two Songs for the First Time, First Verses Only, in Late-Night Stream

UNIRAID! — Jyui Amanari of Uniraid! sang two songs she had never performed before, each limited to its first verse, during a roughly three-hour singing stream, or *utawaku*, that began late Monday night.

She opened with a long stretch of talk, saying that fans she had spoken with at an event earlier that day told her they liked her singing streams, which led her to schedule one. The first song came about 48 minutes in, a Hamtaro song she sang as a sound check, and she joked afterward that for a while it was the only thing she had sung.

“I don’t hold singing streams very often, but it makes me want to keep doing them.” — Jyui Amanari, after the last song

The set then turned to more established material, including “Yako” on acoustic guitar, “Ame to Cappuccino” and “Kaiju no Hanauta.” She tried “Wasurete Kudasai” (“Please Forget”) and “Kawaii Ano Ko ga Ki ni Iranai” for the first time, telling viewers she could manage only the first verse of each. She also sang “Sniper,” a song with a rapid-fire list of clock times that she said she usually stumbles over, and finished without tripping on them.

Her final song was “Algernon,” which she chose because it was one she could fall asleep to. In her closing remarks she said she hoped at least one song had reached listeners, and that she planned to keep holding singing streams, though not often.

Early in the stream she had trouble typing in chat because of her keyboard and connection. She said she would upgrade both before her next stream, which she will announce on X.