I later got the idea not to convey the feeling of excitement before marriage from Fukuyama. But before that, I received mails from Fukuyama saying "I want to compose a little up tempo song," or "I am indecisive if I should do a ballad." I received lots of mails from Fukuyama! The last mail was "Sorry, it has become a ballad." ... I have been having this thought that Fukuyama is a person who has creativity direction. Such a person can compose a strong song like "Let's become a family." When I first heard of the song, I pondered whether "Is this alright?" I received the job for "Zexy" till now, and from this, Fukuyama's song "Let's become a family" is borne. It's FUKUYAMA!

"He’s a guy who seems to goof off and seem informal and his style doesn’t exactly fit in with the rock genre. Some of my friends got angry because they don’t consider him as true “rock.” they come up to me and ask, “why are you letting a f*** like that sing your song?” But see, i would answer them, while we’re all drinking and being roudy and big shot - the stereotypical but sort of true “rocker” - he’s quietly working, always; even with a busy schedule like his. When i see that, I think he’s more true “rock” than any of us here. That’s why I’m happy he did what he did.” ~ SION 1995 commenting on fukuyama’s cover of his song, “SORRY BABY”

I remember the first time I drank alcohol in his house, it was whisky. He’d taken out a bottle of whisky and, saying, ‘It’ll burn our throats if we just drink it plain, but add in milk and it’ll taste great!’ he started mixing the whisky with milk right in front of our eyes.  Then he turned to us, ‘Oh~~this is really good, here drink it!’ That was the first time I saw someone mixing milk and whisky together, I was a bit shocked. But Masha said, ‘This tastes fantastic! My tummy feels nice and warm now, and I want to go to sleep, awesome!’!

Masha was a very lovable child. When you talk to him, he’s always smiling, a happy child. Although he could be a bit naughty and undisciplined at times, I’ve never seen him skip school. When I asked him, ‘Masha, have you been paying attention to your schoolwork?’ He would say, ‘No problem! I’m sure to get promoted to the next year! Teacher has only ever been mad at me for fighting, never about my studies.’ That child sure knows where he stands. He’s very enthusiastic in the things he wants to do, a very sensible child.”