Luck, wealth, and fame. The autobiography of Triple Fire Vo. Yasunao Yoshida, "The Man Who Never Brought It," will be released on February 18. What does this man end up bringing ......?

People who have attained wealth, fame, and success, and people who have opened their eyes to the world through diverse life experiences. It seems that it is often such people who write autobiographies. However, the autobiography introduced here is probably written by someone who is neither of the above.

Late last year.That man who was slurping buckwheat noodlesDo you remember the

Vocalist of the band Triple Fire.Yasunao YoshidaMr. Kurokawa, while pursuing his music career, has also followed a curious path in the entertainment industry, writing various serialized columns and appearing at big comedy events, perhaps because of his elusive character.

He is now releasing his autobiography, "The Man Who Didn't Bring It. The book is based on his column "If you really want to appear in Kohaku," which appeared in "EX Mashu" and has been revised and updated extensively, and describes his boyhood in his hometown Kagawa and his student days when he moved to Tokyo for college, but his band activities did not go as planned and he became absorbed in a life of self-indulgence.

He is not so well known yet, and he does not have a lot of wealth, so why is he attracting so much attention? Read this book and maybe you will find out.

Prior to the release of the book,Special Siteis now open. The first half of the recording is available for free for a limited time, so if you can't wait, check it out here.

Finally, I would like to include an introduction to this book, which I admired as a straightforward description of Mr. Yoshida.

How a shy boy in rural Shikoku, scorned by his adolescent punk-loving friends and licked by his classmates, gets to perform at live houses in Tokyo without paying his quota. The story is a tale of mixed egos and sneers, of eyes to be and eyes to be on the market, and of a boy who is not quite sure what he wants to be. A story that cannot be fully told. ...... An autobiographical novel that is a bit lower than the usual life-size stories that result in questions about what it means to "sell" and what "talent" is.