Mashiro reflects on solo debut stage: "90% satisfied... I'll do even better tomorrow"
MADEIN's Mashiro shares her honest thoughts and self-assessment after her first solo music broadcast performance.
Mashiro, a member of the group MADEIN, shared her thoughts after completing her first solo music broadcast stage. Despite the nerves, Mashiro successfully navigated her debut performance, reflecting on her results while expressing determination for her upcoming stages.
"83 points is a bit disappointing" — A self-critical first stage
Immediately after her solo performance, Mashiro spent time relaxing with her fellow members. When asked how she felt, she gave herself a score of 83. This suggested that she felt more nervous on stage than she had during rehearsals, highlighting her high personal standards. "I'm feeling ambitious because I performed a bit better during practice," Mashiro said. "I did well considering how nervous I was, but I'm excited to see how much better I can do tomorrow."
The backstage waiting room was filled with warmth as members celebrated her solo debut. The group prepared gifts and congratulatory messages to support her. Mashiro expressed her gratitude while receiving gifts and a cake prepared by the members. Looking at the cake provided by the production staff, she jokingly remarked, "Solo debut Mashiro is totally sweet," before sharing the cake with her members to ease her tension.
Hand-drawn fan goods and sincerity toward fans
Mashiro also spoke about the special items she prepared for her fans. She introduced custom goods that she personally decorated and doodled, jokingly telling staff, "I did it so well that people might doubt me," revealing her hands-on involvement in the production. The gesture highlighted her meticulous care for her supporters.
After completing her first music broadcast schedule, Mashiro made sure to thank her fandom, MAVEI. "The support is getting better and better, and I gained so much energy performing alongside my seniors," she said. "It was wonderful how loudly MAVEI responded." She concluded, "I am satisfied because I feel like I showed about 90% of what I could on my first stage," signaling a successful first step fueled by fan support.
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