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This is another good song🎶 日本人の情感をご理解いただき、ありがとうございます🙇
@高田雅博-q5r4 жыл бұрын
Oh ! Her debut and No.1 Hit Song !! I was a member of her FAN CLUB when I was in high school . She was so beautiful and talented singer and song writer , but several years later she got married and retired .... .
@MrDancingNemo4 жыл бұрын
this song was a big hit, and many people still remember it and love it. the scene of the lyrics is in the Silk Road. in those days this song became a hit, Japanese people were interested in the Silk Road. there was a TV series "Silk Road", which was very popular.that's why they use Oriental instruments and melody in this song.
She was inspired by the scenery along a railroad in western Tokyo and composed this song but the production company arranged it to Silk-road image. Can you imagine the scenery of middle-eastern desert?
見た目と曲調のギャップにやられますよね。 彼女の声をSilkyと感じるのは万国共通みたいで、よかったです。 こんな可愛らしいお嬢さんが、異国の街に迷い込んだ姿を思うと、絵のように美しいイメージだと思いませんか? 本家には、そういう良さがあるのですが、名曲なので、沢山のカバーバージョンがあります。 There are so many cover versions…which one do you like? 中森明菜 異邦人 kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXrJg4ivhq2mirc 徳永英明 異邦人 kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5vGmGmGgaZ5rbM Ego-Wrappin' 異邦人 kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2q1n6GoqLh7btU 宮本浩次 異邦人 kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZmwiGmunbOnn9U 池田エライザ 異邦人 kzbin.info/www/bejne/aniwf6iirLKCi8U 石井竜也 異邦人 kzbin.info/www/bejne/kIXHmKmnlJeFo8U
@00000KAZUSHI2 жыл бұрын
世にも奇妙な物語のテーマとイントロの雰囲気が似てる
@l-chan86183 жыл бұрын
日本のポップス界の宝だ❗
@brianchar-bow32732 жыл бұрын
Saki Kubota was a singer-songwriter and self-made creator. Akina Nakamori was just a singer, and the tone and style change depending on writers, so I don't think they have anything in common. “IHOJIN”(Foreigner): Saki Kubota 1st single, released October 1, 1979 Written and composed by Saki Kubota Produced by Masatoshi Sakai (English translation of the rough meaning of the lyrics) Children are spreading their hands toward the sky It's as if they're trying to catch the birds in the sky, the clouds, and even their dreams. They look like me from yesterday who knew nothing about anything. I believed that my fingers could easily reach you. Far beyond the horizon Where sky and earth meet The endless road That seems to call out to travelers from the past. After all, To you I was just only a woman passing through I was merely a foreigner you turned to for a few moments. I am walking in the waves of people going to the market in the morning, I wander the stone streets, fluttering back and forth. I hear someone praying, the sound of hoofbeats, the singing murmur of people. leaving me behind, Time is passing by on this white, smoky morning. It's as if a time travel across the distant past Somehow fills the wounds in my heart This road is a mysterious road. I wrote a letter to you, Only to say good-bye, lost in my thoughts. The rest is a waste of sorrow I'm just a foreigner passing through this town I'm just a foreigner passing through this town SAKI KUBOTA/ YUMEGATARI (Talking About Dreams) (1979) first Album. Released December 8, 1979 Label CBS, Sony Compositions: Saki Kubota (except 1.) / Arranger: Mitsuo Hagita / Director Fumie Kaneko 1. Prologue…Talking About Dreams (1:07) (Composer: Mitsuo Hagita) 2. Morning (2:07) (lyrics, composition: Saki Kubota) 3. Foreigners (3:44) (Lyrics, Composition: Saki Kubota) 4. Homecoming (4:07) (Lyrics: Saki Kubota, Keisuke Yamakawa, Composer: Saki Kubota) 5. Have you seen the man playing the guitar? (3:05) (Lyrics: Saki Kubota, Keisuke Yamakawa, Composer: Saki Kubota) 6. Salaam (3:50) (Lyrics, Composition: Saki Kubota) 7. Midnight Sun (3:53) (Lyrics, Composition: Saki Kubota) 8. Dream Flight (4:13) (Lyrics: Saki Kubota, Keisuke Yamakawa, Composer: Saki Kubota) 9. Fantasy Trip (3:37) (Lyrics: Keisuke Yamakawa, Composition: Saki Kubota) 10. Narcissus (4:35) (lyrics: Keisuke Yamakawa, music: Saki Kubota) 11. A Boy Under the Starry Sky (5:03) (Lyrics: Keisuke Yamakawa, Composition: Saki Kubota) She was born in 1958 Kunitachi-city, Tokyo Japan. She began learning classical piano at the age of four. Formed a band in junior high school and played keyboards. She began writing her own songs around this time. At the time, her father was in Iran for work, and listening to the music of popular local female singers through her father fostered an exotic musicality. She entered the “Miss Seventeen pageant” and sent a tape recording of her song to CBS Sony, where she passed the first screening. This caught the eye of the director, After graduating from college in 1979, She made her professional debut. In October 1, 1979, "Foreigners (IHOJIN)" was released and made her record debut under the artist name "Saki Kubota". She attracted attention as a singer-songwriter with an exotic piano playing tone, a crystal clear voice, and exceptional good looks, and suddenly became a big hit song such as No. 1 on the Best Ten Chart for three consecutive weeks. Her first album, “Talking About Dreams (YUMEGATARI)”, released in December 1979, was also a hit album. Under the name Saki Kubota, she released 7 original albums and 9 singles. She is currently active under her real name Sayuri Kume. Her husband is ex- PRISM and ex- THE SQUARE fusion Jazz keyboardist Daisaku Kume. Unfortunately, her many works did not get the chance to be released in Europe and the United States, and were only released in Japan. For a long time, her wonderful works were buried in Japan and remained unheard of and unknown to people around the world.
Silk Road series mentioned Kitaro did the music . A Kitaro concert in the 80 and 90s very instrumental in modern concerts of the 21 century. Kitaro light of the Spirit would be a great 1st impression