水樹奈奈中文連發好順口歌迷藍光手環應援超驚喜

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2014年10月4日上午9:49

圖說／日本聲優天后水樹奈奈二度來台開唱。
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日本聲優天后水樹奈奈二度來台開唱，不但場地舞台效果加倍，連中文都大升級！從去年兩天兩千人的Legacy，唱到今年變成兩天七千人的台北天母體育館，其人氣為近年來日本女歌手之最，週五抵達後隨即前往知名餐廳拍學做小籠包影片，在舞台上更是活力爆發，講起中文來更是字正腔圓，聽的出她的確下功夫苦練。

越開越大場，炫彩奪目的燈光與御用樂團「櫻桃男孩」天衣無縫的演奏完美襯托水樹奈奈實力深厚的唱功，從現身舞台的第一秒開始，她幾乎都是帶著笑容與「謝謝」連發，另外還展現苦練中文：「你們好嗎？想我嗎？我很想你們！好開心！」等話語，將氣氛帶至最高潮，全長近3小時的演出讓她最後感動的說道：「我好幸福」。

現場超過3千名歌迷除了熱情回應不時喊著「NA NA！」，安可時還用特製藍光手環應援，讓水樹奈奈驚喜不已，甚至還親自戴上同樂。連兩年來台開唱，歌迷支持程度有增無減，如果明年還有機會再造訪，或許可以將目標望向更大的場地。水樹奈奈「NANA MIZUKI LIVE FLIGHT 2014+」台北場演唱會5日於同場地還有一場，相關詳情可洽主辦單位。

圖說／水樹奈奈在彩帶上親筆寫：「下次一定會在見面喔！」。

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水樹奈奈中文連發好順口歌迷藍光手環應援超驚喜

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