Dear Henry,
First of all, I really want to say: Thank you.
Thank you for working so hard and being so creative in the world of music, always surprising us. From your magnificent violin performances to your captivating stages and finely produced songs, you time and again prove how pure and powerful your love and persistence for art truly are.
Your music has given me so much strength and comfort. Often, hearing your voice or watching you shine on stage makes me think, “Ah, so this is how passion and effort can make a person glow.” You are not only a talented artist but also someone who inspires many to pursue their dreams through your actions.
I also deeply admire how you’ve always remained sincere, bright-hearted, and kind. Whether being funny and adorable on variety shows or serious and genuine in interviews, you always feel so real. I hope you continue to joyfully be yourself and never change your original intention because of outside noise.
Lastly, I want to say: Please be sure to take good care of yourself. Don’t push yourself too hard. Your happiness and health mean the most to us. We’ll always be here—supporting every choice you make, cheering for every stage you own, and being moved by every song you create.
Keep shining, Henry! You’re a light to so many, including me.
From the strings that always support you.
First of all, I really want to say: Thank you.
Thank you for working so hard and being so creative in the world of music, always surprising us. From your magnificent violin performances to your captivating stages and finely produced songs, you time and again prove how pure and powerful your love and persistence for art truly are.
Your music has given me so much strength and comfort. Often, hearing your voice or watching you shine on stage makes me think, “Ah, so this is how passion and effort can make a person glow.” You are not only a talented artist but also someone who inspires many to pursue their dreams through your actions.
I also deeply admire how you’ve always remained sincere, bright-hearted, and kind. Whether being funny and adorable on variety shows or serious and genuine in interviews, you always feel so real. I hope you continue to joyfully be yourself and never change your original intention because of outside noise.
Lastly, I want to say: Please be sure to take good care of yourself. Don’t push yourself too hard. Your happiness and health mean the most to us. We’ll always be here—supporting every choice you make, cheering for every stage you own, and being moved by every song you create.
Keep shining, Henry! You’re a light to so many, including me.
From the strings that always support you.
