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Ticket Sales Information for the Talk Event on May 15th (Fri)! Sales begin today, March 13th (Fri) at 8:00 PM! ■Venue Tickets (First-come, first-served basis, limited seating) https://bit.ly/event-diamond-yt ■Streaming Tickets https://bit.ly/stream-diamond-yt 【Event Details】 Nikuyo's Money Labyrinth: "Wild Beasts, Unleashed." Venue: LOFT9 Shibuya (Live streaming available) Date & Time: May 15, 2026 (Fri) 18:30 Doors Open / 19:30 Show Starts Price: Advance 4,000 yen / At the door 4,500 yen / Streaming 2,000 yen (*One drink order required for venue attendance) ▼Video Summary "Human nature is revealed only when the limits of desire are removed." Author Shimako Iwai, culture monster Reiko Yuyama, and Nikunokoji Nikuyo. Three "wild beasts" who have experienced both the sweet and bitter sides of life thoroughly dissect the "erotic and frightening money stories" lurking in the distortions of modern society! What stands before us now is not simply financial hardship or economic recession. It is the fundamental fear of loneliness—the fear of being "unneeded by everyone." "Even if I earn more than my husband, I'll never have peace of mind." "If I stop sending money, my place in the world will disappear." Secret savings sought in the anonymous economy, unrequited devotion—these may seem like inexplicable dependencies at first glance. However, what these three unravel is the desperate and distorted "survival strategy" hidden beneath the surface. From the horrific obsessive love affair that shook the Taisho era to the bitter inheritance disputes of today, the structure of control where perpetrator and victim are reversed is directly connected to our current loneliness. When we reinterpret the self-sacrifice of "devotion" as "paying" by our own will, how does the landscape of despair change? This is the abyss of the "money labyrinth"! ▼Performer Profiles Nikuyo Nikunokoji New Lady/Columnist/YouTuber/Quiz Auntie Began cross-dressing in 1996 while attending Keio University. In 1999, she won the title of the first Miss DIVA JAPAN at the DIVA JAPAN national drag queen competition, and has been active as a showgirl ever since. As a company employee, she built her career mainly in banks and insurance companies. Drawing on her struggles as a sexual minority during her adolescence and the keen observational skills she honed as a showgirl, gay bar owner, and company employee, she talks about economics, money, love, lifestyle, etc. *Related Accounts ・YouTube Channel    / @japanesedragqueen6817   ・X Account https://x.com/nikuchang294 Shimako Iwai Born in Okayama Prefecture in 1964. While in high school, she received an honorable mention in the 3rd Junior Short Story Newcomer Award, and after a period as a young writer, began her full-fledged writing career at the age of 22. In 1999, she won the 6th Japan Horror Novel Award for "Bokkee, Kyotee" (Kadokawa Shoten), and in 2000, she won the 13th Yamamoto Shugoro Prize for the same work. In 2002, she won the 2nd Fujin Koron Literary Award for "Chai Koi" (Chuokoron Shinsha), among other literary awards as a horror writer. In December 2013, "Chai Koi" was finally made into a film. Her unconventional statements and private life have made her an object of admiration for women everywhere, and she is currently one of the most talked-about writers. *Related Accounts ・X (Former Twitter Account) Iwai Shimako Staff [Manager] https://x.com/shimakonoheya Yuyama Reiko Born in Tokyo. Graduated from Gakushuin University, Faculty of Law. Author, producer, and talkative culture monster. Her works include "Onna Hitori Sushi" (Gentosha Bunko), "Onna Suru Onna" (Shincho Shinsho), and "Shijuro Goe! Her works include "Pleasure is Fine! A Way of Life After 3.11" (Kadokawa Bunko), a collection of dialogues with Chizuko Ueno (Gentosha), "A Way of Life as a Culturally-Minded Woman" (Daiwa Shobo), and "Before You Complicate Things with Men" (Kadokawa Bunko). She also runs "Bijin Sushi," a sushi-making performance, and "Bakukura," which proposes new ways of listening to classical music. She is also active as a designer and producer for the fashion brand "OJOU" on Shop Channel. Her father is composer Akira Yuyama. Online salon, Yuyama Reiko Culture Club "Reading Group for Bad Kids" is currently running! A monthly reading group and art appreciation events featuring selections from the perspective of a "bad kid" who questions common sense. Gain a new context for yourself through the noise that Yuyama Reiko throws out. https://t.co/7y702y8BTQ #Nikuno Koji Nikuyo #Iwai Shimako #Yuyama Reiko