spoken epilogue; closing remarks
Refers to a spoken epilogue or final words delivered after the main event, such as a performance, ceremony, or presentation. Often used in contexts like theater, concerts, or formal gatherings.
At the end of the concert, the conductor gave a short spoken epilogue.
In the closing remarks of the ceremony, the organizer expressed words of gratitude.
Compound of 後 (あと, 'after') and 語り (かたり, 'telling, narration'). The reading あとがたり follows standard rendaku voicing of the second element.