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Yoko Shimomura participates in Gamescom 2015 Q&A

https://www.kh13.com/news/y%C5%8Dko-shimomura-partipates-in-gamescom-2015-qa/

By Sora96

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Yoko Shimomura, the composer of the Kingdom Hearts series has participated in a Gamescom 2015 Q&A to promote the upcoming blockbuster title, Final Fantasy XV. Nova Crystallis was in attendance and tweeted some of her answers. She discusses playing action games, instruments she likes, inspirations and performing more concerts in Europe. You can read them below.

 

 

Shimomura says action games are hard for her and clearing KH2 is not easy either

 

Besides the piano she likes the flute and string Arrangements

 

She draws inspiration from being on travels or reading mangas and novels

She would love to do more concerts in Europe if SE allows it

https://www.kh13.com/news/y%C5%8Dko-shimomura-partipates-in-gamescom-2015-qa/

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In that picture, shimomura-san looks like she is spitting fire from her latest rap album.

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    I was there and I even got to meet her. She signed one of my drawings, I started crying tears of happiness. Meeting her was one of my biggest dreams and I will never forget this moment.Thank you Shimomura-senpai <3

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