Ame to Hare to NIJI

Behind a closed door remains the memory of someone precious.
Whenever the June sky begins to cry, it awakens thoughts of someone left behind in another world.
And between the certainty of black and white, a color of one's own begins to emerge.

"Beyond the Closed Door" carries words of gratitude that could never be spoken to someone who is no longer here.
"Whenever the June Sky Cries" is a rainy memory told from Senri's perspective, as she thinks of Tsukito, who remains in a different timeline.
"Rain, Shine and NIJI" embraces both the blue of clear days and the gray of rainy ones, searching for a color that belongs to no one else.

Hydrangeas bloom in June with contrasting meanings: brightness and loneliness, hope and change.
Their shifting colors reflect a heart that cannot be defined by a single word.

"NIJI" sounds like the Japanese word for rainbow, but it also means "2 o'clock," quietly connecting this EP to the late-night world of "Beyond YOFUKASI."

Loss, uncertainty, and the pain of rainy days do not simply disappear.
But when all of those colors overlap, a gradient appears, one that could never be seen in a life that went exactly as planned.

A three-track EP by the EVE of observation, portraying memory, rain, a heart that changes like a hydrangea, and "my own 2 o'clock" shining beyond it all.