Movie/Single: "Kimi ni shika kikoenai", theme song
Wonderful! It is great to see another top 5 single for DCT. How about their appearance on Songs? That was too good! Everything, including the interview bits were terrific. I have seen great people on the show before but they didn't come even close to DCT!
I have said it before but mark my words, Wonderland 2007 will be epic! It's going to get us by surprise, I tell you guys.
So there is a new version of Mirai Yosouzu II. They are working on one new song (as far as I know)... isn't it about time for an album? Could it be they are working in another single?!
I have said it before but mark my words, Wonderland 2007 will be epic! It's going to get us by surprise, I tell you guys.
So there is a new version of Mirai Yosouzu II. They are working on one new song (as far as I know)... isn't it about time for an album? Could it be they are working in another single?!
Awesome! ^^ I can totally see why, it is a great video!Jei wrote:Very interesting! The video for "Kimi" is the #1 best selling music video on iTunes Japan right now
I received my order from CD Japan yesterday. Finally I got to watch the DVD that comes with Kimi ni Shika Kikoenai. I had no idea both Joe (Masa's character) and Linda (Miwa's) had american accents. I laughed my head off! It was too funny! Besides the skit with Masa, there is a chorus lesson for Love x3/Nando Demo. Quite cool stuff. It is about 40 minutes long.
I also got a copy of Osaka Lover but I didn't have time to get it off the shrink wrap judy yet.
My wife and I finally were able to watch the DVD, which we purchased quite awhile ago. It is a very sweet and sad story with an uplifting ending. The film is based on two novels by Otsu Ichi (who is a rather prolific, but not particularly distinguished, author ['Kimi ni shika kikoenai' appears to have been written for preteens]), but to me immediately brought 'Aishiteru to itte kure' (the TV drama) and Banana Yoshimoto's short story 'Moonlight Shadow' to mind. I thought it was well done, with good performances and of course very appropriate music.
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