MIYARIMA: A World Tour (A Your Lie in April AU Fanfiction) - DEEP HIATUS

Oh, Canada!

A/N: As this chapter implies, they will perform in a Canadian city. Vancouver. How its inhabitants will receive the newlywed musician and composer? Enjoy!

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July 9th, 2024, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

Vancouver.

One of the most livable cities in the world.

And speaking of art it also prided itself as the "Hollywood of the North" due to many film studios are active in it.

Now the couple are preparing themselves for their performance at The Orpheum, home of the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra.

"Incredible, keep it up and the audience will want encore!" The Canadian organizer cheered Kousei and Kaori upon they done playing Debussy's Violin and Piano Sonata. Kaori smiled upon their encouragements.

Other than that, the pieces that they will play includes two of their own original pieces titled Storm of Life and Song of a Salaryman.

Along of it they strolled on the city itself. Especially the Stanley Park when they sit together like back in their teenage days in Japan, despite their bodyguards close watch and fact that their clothes are made for such that their face was partially closed from prying eyes.

But their fame got them eventually.

"Good afternoon!" A group of young men and women in their teenage years paid their call. 

"Oh no, it's Miyarima! Those Japanese duo! Finally we got to meet them!" said a black man in the group.

Their bodyguards permitted the group as they are just want to have the couple's sign.

"Yes, we will give you all our signature. By the way, anyone of you have ticket for our concert?" Kousei asked the group in English.

"We are not just watching, we're going to play, sir!" said the eldest in the group, a 17 years old brunette named Emily.

"I bet you are either an orchestra or music student or a band of something?" Asked Kaori with her trademark smile.

"Yes ma'am, we're part of a school orchestra, Mr. and Mrs. Arima. We're from St. Peter's High School and two of us have parents played for Vancouver Symphony Orchestra! And it's honor to play with you!"

"Magnificent! Train hard and smart and you could be great one day. Music is one of things who made a community worth living." Kousei boomed as him and Kaori proceeded to put their sign on the group's musical sheets. Such an honor to be appreciated by people overseas. 

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After the park they visit the older part of the city, known as the Gastown, and managed to took a video just in time for its famous steam clock to whistle upon its minute struck 12. They further enjoyed themselves along with their bodyguards in the neighborhood by visiting a First Nations (Canadian indigenous people) art gallery, and as evening approaches, Kousei and Kaori enjoyed dinner at a Belgian restaurant called Chambar.

Then they was visited by a group of men and women in their late 20s to 30s as they finished eating in peace.

"Nice to meet you, Mr and Mrs. Arima. My name is Jonathan Douglas. We are part of your fan club here in the entire province of British Columbia."

"Oh, nice to meet you all" Kousei said, definitely enjoyed the hospitality and openness of the Canadians.

Some of the latter group of fans of theirs are either amateur musicians, but vast majority of it are just middle-class British Columbians from many walks of life who enjoyed classical type music including original compositions.