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2018年10月18日 · Here are some of the most remembered love songs from TV dramas and movies up to 2016. 5. Say Yes — Chage and Aska (1991) “Say Yes” is the duo’s 27th single that was used in the TV drama Hyakuikkaime no Puropozu (The 101st Proposal) starring Tetsuya Takeda and Atsuko Asano. Despite the lead vocal Aska’s recent scandal and drug arrest ...
傳言這首歌是他們為了某個朋友的婚禮而特別創作的，它卻是最流行的畢業歌曲之一。 2005年捧紅了女星澤尻英龍華的電視劇「一公升的眼淚」也使用了這首歌。 - www.kiwi-musume.com (英文) 1. 小嶋登＆坂本浩美「旅立ちの日に」 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=clp2VMJymLI&feature=youtu.be. 這首歌不算是一般的JPOP歌曲，它是一首在音樂教科書中可以找到的合唱歌曲，是1991年埼玉縣秩父市影森中學的校長和音樂教師一起創作的。
2016年1月11日 · 《粉雪》是雷密歐羅曼2005年發行的第8首單曲。這首歌與該樂隊的另一首名曲《3月9日》都是日劇《一公升眼淚》的主題曲。與前文所介紹的3首歌曲相比，這首歌是一首典型的抒情歌曲，同時也是在卡拉OK中非常難唱的一首歌，特別是高音合唱部分。
2018年10月25日 · “Ame-nochi-hareruya” (“After the Rain Comes the Sun“) is this duo’s 39th single, best known as the theme song of NHK’s morning drama series Gochisousan. It’s one of the few positive songs about rain that makes people look forward to the light that comes
2018年10月26日 · Neither can we! And that's why we're excited to hear that Radwimps, the equally successful rock band behind its soundtrack, has released a short clip previewing four tracks from the movie: "Dream Lantern," "Zenzenzense," "Sparkle" and "Nandemonaiya"—all in English. With less than a month to go until the physical soundtrack's international ...
2020年10月14日 · Starring Takeda Tetsuya (武田鉄矢), loved by TV audiences but not by the women who populate his world, this hit follows his quest to find a wife. Our unlikely hero fails almost one hundred times before finally meeting a beautiful cellist played by Asano Atsuko (浅野温子). However, still mourning the loss of her fiancé, she too comes ...
2017年9月15日 · Mannequin rap duo FEMM have launched an '80s/'90s Japanese culture revival project called 80s/90s J-Pop Revival. The first work from the project is a double-A-sided digital cover single of Misato Watanabe's My Revolution (originally released 1986) and Konyaha Boogie Back (Nice Vocal) released by Kenji Ozawa featuring Scha Dara Parr in 1994.
