What is it that I really want to do?
Do you think that this is the reason why you have expanded the scope of your activities to include making music, taking photographs, etc.?
Sugata:I wonder. Surely when you say it again like that... do you feel that you have found what you want to do first?
Nakano:I don't feel that I have found what I want to do.
Sugata:There isn't. Of course acting is something I want to do.
Nakano:Yeah, I don't get the sense that I'm holding on to it.
Sugata:But there was also a sense of pride. I felt like, "I'm going to do it, so I'm going to kick their asses! I had a feeling like, "I'm going to kick your ass!
Do you also think about making the world a happier place because of what you do?
Nakano:Hmmm, I don't even think that big.
Sugata:I know, right? I was already thinking, "Will Taiga laugh at this? I wonder if YOSHI would say it's cool. I wonder what it is, though. This "what I want to do controversy" probably started in the Heisei era, right?
Nakano:Really?
Sugata:Isn't it?
Nakano:It's true that more and more people can't find what they want to do, and that's why we're talking about it.
Sugata:The fact that such an idea comes up probably assumes that there are so many options available. Maybe it is because there is so much "information" nowadays. In the past, there was very little information, so people had to search for things on their own. I don't think there was anything I wanted to do, or perhaps I didn't even have a choice anymore.
Nakano:Nowadays, you can do anything if you want to. If you take videos, you can become a YouTube star in no time.
Sugata:I can be, I can be, I can be. If you record your own music and upload it to the Internet, the world will listen to it. But that's why I understand that you don't know what to do. That's why I think it's a tough time. We were born just barely a generation earlier than now.
Nakano:I guess it was a bit of a gratifying time for me in that sense.
