On October 11th, singer Goto Maki made a surprise appearance at rock band Kishidan's live concert, where she performed her duet single with Ayanokoji Sho, "Non stop love Yoroshiku!!", for the very first time.

Ayanokoji, who has been suspended from appearing in NHK's Kohaku Uta Gassen since 2006, commented, "If I compare myself to Maki-chan's achievements, that thing [the suspension] would be lifted. If I can't enter the venue, than I won't mind if it's a live broadcast from Yoyogi Park. I am waiting for an offer." Goto agreed, pleading, "I am also asking for you."

For this concert, Ayanokoji chose the closest live house to NHK as the best strategy to get an Kohaku appearance offer. Regarding Ayanokoji's approach for the collaboration, Goto expressed, "Honestly, I was surprised, but I thought it would be fun. His blown-up view of the world is quite rare." Since long ago, Ayanokoji thought that Goto has "survived many battles, and has the same street smell". After finally getting to collaborate with her, he felt that "the only person who would be in harmony is Goto Maki."

Showing his confidence in the song, Ayanokoji shared that he has high expectations for the CD sales. "I'm going to say it frankly, but I am aiming for millions. If it doesn't sell 1 million copies, I will date Goto-chan," he strongly expressed. Taken by surprise, Goto said, "I don't have a boyfriend right now, but it would be complicated." In response, Ayanokoji blurted, "The truth is, she's surprised because she would never date me."

Since Goto will be going on hiatus next year, she enthusiastically stated, "I have a solo live in December, so I want to keep running until the end of the year." Meanwhile, regarding his plans for next year, Ayanokoji said, "I don't make plans for the future. I'm thinking about returning as a viewer in a living room where I can rest and think for a bit."

" Non stop love Yoroshiku!!" will be released on October 19th.

Check out photos from Goto and Ayanokoji's performance below!

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Source + Photos: Oricon