大谷翔平さんと藤井風さんのインタビューに際しての姿勢に、共通点を見た。
質問に対してとても真面目で、奢り・飾りのなさもさることながら、自己の心情を言語化する能力の高さが半端ない。
そして、結果に対しては淡々と冷静で、過去のものとして既に置いてきていると感じる。一つ一つの現象に一喜一憂することなく、はしゃがない。
それは、真面目過ぎて堅苦しいということではなく、全部を説明せず、余白を残してそれぞれの想像に任せる余裕があるということだ。
どうとも捉えることができる過去のことをすべてさらす必要はなく、もう時は先に進んでいる、そちらの方が大事と言っているように感じる。
ジャーナリズムはあったほうがいいかもしれないが、未来はもっと魅力的だと思わせてくれる。
I noticed some similarities in the attitudes of Shohei Ohtani and Fujii Kaze during interviews.
Not only were they very serious about their answers and lacking in arrogance or pretense, but they also had an incredible ability to verbalize their own feelings.
And they were calm and collected about the results, and I felt they had already put them behind them. They didn't get excited or upset about each individual phenomenon.
This doesn't mean they're overly serious or stiff, but rather that they don't explain everything, leaving room for each person to imagine.
It feels like they're saying that there's no need to expose everything about the past, which can be interpreted in any way, and that time has already moved on, and that that's more important.
Journalism may be a good thing, but this makes the future seem more appealing.
