"When an advanced esophageal speaker is talking, watch the mouth carefully to observe when and how the person inhales."
"You breathe more deeply when you sniff the scent of a flower or perfume. Think of this and try imitating it." Experiment with different ways to acquire the advanced speech technique that enables you to improve your inhaling force.
Here is another good example:
"One day, I was practicing producing the basic sound while walking along a levee against the wind. I then could make a loud "ah, ah" sound without inhaling because the wind did the work for me, entering my esophagus. I've got it!' I realized. I continued practicing against the wind. This helped me increase my inhaling force and enabled me finally make some progress in inhalation."
･ "Coughing" and "coughing fits"
Mr. Matsumoto, a member of the Ginrei-Kai, says that coughing is similar to esophageal speech, which he explains as follows:
