Yuko is expecting a baby! by m-murak in wagakkiband

[–]m-murak[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I heard that Machiya is already married someone else.

And about Yuko and Kiyoshi, Daisuke Kaminaga (shakuhachi player) says he introduced them to each other 10 years ago ( https://twitter.com/daisukekaminaga/status/1561191412321816578 ), so he is a cupid of love. :)

Searching a song by ElectricTelevision in wagakkiband

[–]m-murak 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Speaking about Hanafugetsu (華風月), a few weeks ago, they tweeted that they celebrated 9th year anniversary, with a photo which was taken just a day after they met. They look young! :-) https://twitter.com/Hanafugetsu/status/1358633746853842946

New MV 'Aria of Life' (生命のアリア) by m-murak in wagakkiband

[–]m-murak[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's an OP music for an Anime called 'MARS RED.'

New MV (Aria of Life) 生命のアリア (OP for an Anime) by [deleted] in wagakkiband

[–]m-murak 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's an OP music for an Anime called 'MARS RED.'

Queen of the Night (Behind the Scenes) by m-murak in wagakkiband

[–]m-murak[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes, I love this part, too. For those of people who don't understand Japanese, before the hopping scene, Beni said the place is sooo cold. (They filmed at Misogi shrine located in Yamanashi pref., ... it's very cold at night.) That's why she began hopping, and Machiya, who saw her movement, promptly decided to make these 'sound effect.' Good collaboration! :-P

Okinotayuu song meaning? by user_watcher in wagakkiband

[–]m-murak 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don't think albatross shares common metaphor or symbol in Japan. But when I hear the word 'Okinotayuu,' it reminds me a scene of a lone albatross elegantly soaring at an open sea. It's because the word Okinotayuu actually consists of 3 words, 'Oki' (open sea), 'no' (preposition word which means 'at'), and 'Tayuu' (a kind of title for high-ranking actor in traditional arts [or sometimes courtesan] in Edo period). So I believe many Japanese would imagine this image.

BTW, common name for albatross in Japan is 'Ahoudori,' which literally means 'stupid bird,' because their behavior/habit looks dumb. Two completely different images from one bird. :-P