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全曲歌词. どこかで鐘が鳴って. 不知何處鐘聲響起. らしくない言葉が浮かんで. 於是莫名的話語在心中浮現. 寒さが心地よくて. 既然寒冷叫人感到舒服. あれ なんで戀なんかしてんだろう. 那，那為何還要戀愛呢. 聖夜だなんだと繰り返す歌と. 難道是因為那些在聖誕夜反複播放的歌曲. わざとらしくきらめく街のせいかな. 或者那些故意做出來的閃耀著光輝的溫馨街道. 會いたいと思う回數が. 但想你的次數. 會えないと痛いこの胸が. 及無法相見時胸中的陣痛. 君の事どう思うか教えようとしてる. 卻在告知我對你的思念. いいよそんなこと自分で分ってるよ. 好吧， 其實自己也是知道的啊. サンタとやらに頼んでも仕方ないよなぁ. 就算拜託了聖誕老人，也都無濟於事啊. できれば橫にいて欲しくて.
2020年3月6日 · Michael Kanert Updated March 6, 2020. Accommodation Hotels Nightlife Dating in Japan. Japan’s many love hotels offer couples a private space for some intimate time, typically for an hourly rate. However, despite what you might expect, love hotels are slowly beginning to shed their image as hotbeds of illicit after-hours activity.
2016年1月11日 · 4. Glay — Winter, again. “Winter, again” is Glay’s 16th single, released in 1999. Since their debut in 1994, Glay has become one of the biggest rock bands in the history of Japanese music. In 1999 they set a record by having 200,000 people at their “Glay Expo ’99 Survival” live concert.
2016年4月29日 · 1. Kurousa-P — Senbonzakura. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-u_cfoHpo8. The most popular sakura -themed Vocaloid song is none other than Kurousa-P’s "Senbonzakura." The song is so popular that it has been covered by famous artists such as the Waggaki Band and enka singer Kobayashi Sachiko.
2017年2月8日 · SoraNews24 Updated February 8, 2017. Trains Events Dating in Japan Tokyo. twitter.com. Since February 1, 2016, one of Tokyo-area rail operator Keikyu's trains has become the Keikyu Love Train, with a portion of its ordinary circular hand straps being replaced with a heart-shaped redesign.
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2019年1月23日 · For example, you could say the rock garden at Ryoan-ji in Kyoto is a place that concisely expresses a Zen worldview.” Jiyu-jizai is one of the words that symbolize Zen, he explains. “ Jiyu is often interpreted to mean freedom or liberation, but in the world of Zen jiyu means ‘to be based on one’s self.’
