Question from a Reader:
I’m interested in getting a signed photo of Mrs. Green Apple’s Omori. How can I actually obtain one?
How to Obtain a Signed Photo of Mrs. Green Apple
You definitely want a signed photo of Mrs. Green Apple’s Omori. I remember when I went to a concert and bought one of those merchandise photo cards. They were
randomly sold at three for 500 yen, and the thrill of opening them was unforgettable. It felt like a lottery, hoping to get one with a handwritten signature. That time, I arrived early at the venue with friends and checked out various merchandise. It was fun to chat with other fans. Everyone was talking about trying to snag a signed photo, and there was a friend of mine who confidently claimed, “I’m definitely going to get one!” I couldn’t help but laugh at his enthusiasm. In the end, it wasn’t me who got the signed photo card when we opened them, but it was him, and I was happy to see his joy. After the concert, my friends and I exchanged souvenirs and bragged about our signed photo cards, creating more memories. I think those moments really deepen our connection to the music and the artists.
Tips for Obtaining a Signed Photo
If you want to get a signed photo, attending a concert is definitely the best shortcut. Nowadays, merchandise is sometimes sold online as well, so it’s a good idea to check the official website or social media. The timing of your purchase and which items are available can change your luck, so staying alert is important. If you do get a signed photo, cherish it as a memory. I still treasure that photo card from that time. The power of music is truly amazing. Finally, I’d love to hear your stories about obtaining signed photos or memorable moments. I’d be happy to hear any fun stories, no matter how small!
