Fujii Kaze on Tiny desk concerts is one of my most favorite live videos, which I watched countless times when it was released. After 7 months, I still watch it periodically to simply enjoy for relaxation. Your complete guide clarified the wonder about the beginning, also exposed the talent and effort of Kaze and other musicians. Thank you for this incredible guide, and thank you for the English subtitle for the fans around the world!.
@Otogokudo9 күн бұрын
Thank you for your wonderful comment. I'm so happy to know that there are people overseas who are repeatedly watching Fujii Kaze's TDC. I plan to continue sharing content about various kinds of music, especially J-POP. Looking forward to your support!
This was an amazing analysis, I’m so glad I was recommended this video! アメリカの軍の音楽隊で俺はオーボエ奏者でした、I was an oboe & percussion musician in the U.S. military for many years, I was stationed in 沖縄 for some time (まだまだ日本語を勉強しています!). I immediately fell in love with Kaze-san’s music when he debuted, 帰ろう has been my top Spotify song every year so far. When I heard he was performing the first ever Tiny Desk Japan I was so excited. I watched it live on NHK and I’ve rewatched the video so many times and recommended the video to my friends here in America. Everyone agrees these musicians are extremely talented. I was surprised to see Yo-Sea, who I also began listening to when he debuted while I was in Okinawa with amazing R&B hits! They made a phenomenal choir! As someone that performed in live ensembles for a long time, you are very true when you say “時に奇跡のような名演を生み一方で予想だにしないハプニングも生む。”There is magic that can’t be recreated in an intimate setting; and Kaze-san is so extraordinary that he can shine here, maybe even more than a studio recording. Thank you for the time and effort you took to make this guide and add such accurate translations! I was able to learn more Japanese terms that are specific to music, learn more about the great artists that were featured, and see a breakdown of all the nuances that made this live so special! I will definitely check out more of your videos, ありがとうございます音極道さん!👏🏽🙂↕️
@Otogokudo6 күн бұрын
I was deeply moved by your comment. It's rare to receive such a heartfelt and memorable message. "Kaerou" is a very special song for me as well. I’m also amazed that you were already familiar with Yo-Sea. I have deep respect for your career in the U.S. military band. Thank you so much for leaving such a wonderful comment.
I just finished the concert in Taipei over the past two days. Tonight, I was listening to Tiny Desk and came across your video. Thank you for your explanation-it’s an easy way to understand. You’ve cleared up the confusion I had about まつり!!Your speech is clear, and with the subtitles, I think I can understand about 70%, but I’m still looking forward to the English translations update. I’ll rewatch them in Chinese afterward.😆ありがとうございます!🙌
@Otogokudo15 күн бұрын
Are you from Taiwan? That makes me so happy! I'm really surprised to see so many comments from overseas, even though it's only been a day since I uploaded the video. I'll add English subtitles as soon as possible! Please wait just a few more days!
I enjoy your explanations, thank you, Otogokudo. Greetings from Estonia, Northern Europe 🤗
@Otogokudo7 күн бұрын
@Irja-GeaKukk Wow, you're from Estonia! Thank you so much! There used to be a sumo wrestler named "Baruto" from Estonia who was very active. I heard he's now back in his home country and has become a politician! 😂😊
TinyDesk Concert was created to document an event, that's why the main feature of the show is the lack of post-processing and the minimization of additional processing. It tried to capture the heart of a performance. Your amazing description about some nuggets that will never be able shown on other shows are the reasons why TDC is being respected in the world. Thanks for your explanation of what's going on. Fuji Kazee might sets the bar too high. Lol....
@Otogokudo15 күн бұрын
Thank you so much for watching this video even though I haven’t added the correct English subtitles yet. I truly appreciate it! I will add the proper English translation within the next few days, so please bear with me a little longer. TDC is such a great opportunity to revisit the essence of music. I hope more Japanese musicians will be added to this lineup in the future!
@jpmrblood15 күн бұрын
@Otogokudo your presentation is so interesting that I take my time to understand the auto-English caption. Your explanations makes me appreciate Kaze's TDC more. Thank you for your great work.