I don't speak Japanese but found myself listening to the entire interview xD
@omeemodesigns2154 жыл бұрын
Saaamme. I'm here for the visuals 😂
@cookiemobers56504 жыл бұрын
Even when you use the auto translate (which really isn't that good), you can still get an idea of the topics. Listen to enough Japanese, and you'll soon be able to figure it out. I'm going on about 8 years now, and can follow along fairly well. It doesn't hurt to be watching two very attractive men... it helps keep your attention.
@stellajacobson2314 жыл бұрын
@@cookiemobers5650 thank you so much for your tip! I begun learning japanese earlier this year (nothing serious about it) but as longer I've been doingit the more fun I find learning it since the payoff of understanding a couple of words here and there are enough to keep me motivated. Every time I recognize a word makes me happy cuz it shows my studying has paid off. I'll definitely listen through more interviews w handsome men, cuz you're right, it makes it way easier to focus ^^
@cookiemobers56504 жыл бұрын
@@stellajacobson231 Japanese rock/metal/alternative is my life. I admit that I used to watch a lot of anime, (not so much now). If I hear a song that I love, I try to find the English translations, just to know what the song is about. I can sing a few songs in Japanese, (Dir en Grey, The Final is the easiest for me). I've traveled to Japan to see bands, and I road trip across the United States to go to concerts as well. As I said, you'll pick it up the more you listen. You find key words/phrases that can guide you through an interview or lyrics. Good luck!
@stellajacobson2314 жыл бұрын
@@cookiemobers5650 definitely get that. I've actually lately been into more and more japanese music in general and thanks to that my interest for music has grown compared w before when I was kinda lost when it came to music. I do watch anime from time to time but since I know that the language used in anime is completely different from the language used in real life I've taken that into account it my learning experience. Exactly, you need to surround yourself with the language that you're learning cuz otherwise it's almost impossible. For me as a non native English speaker English still comes quit natural since the most of the things I watch online is in English or have English sub. So I've wanted to switch some of that English to Japanese instead so these interviews are great for that. And I'll definitely try and find English translations for songs in the future. One day I'd love to travel to Japan as well. Thank you and thank you so much for your tips!!
I keep waiting (praying and hoping) for a mention of a Lunatic Fest 2021... I'll be there for sure if it's held. It will be my 60th birthday present to myself. 2018 Lunatic was far and beyond, the best concert I've ever been to in over 45 years of going to see live music. It's worth the money, it's worth the effort. 22 bands in 2 days, you can't get that quality anywhere else.
@AIDINTUKA4 жыл бұрын
That kind of nervous hahahh ☺️✨✨ cute 🖤 with the master Ryuichi ❣️ long live , THANK You 4 sharing really
@bianki14944 жыл бұрын
最後の笑顔w よかったですね☺️
@keiko21244 жыл бұрын
隆一さんと葉月さんの関係をさらに良く知る事ができる、素晴らしい対談ですね☺️
@jigoku33794 жыл бұрын
アップロードしてくれてありがとう!
@catderune79464 жыл бұрын
Thank you for sharing Hazuki san but sadly it is in japanese only.....
@witherdmichael35944 жыл бұрын
葉月さんホントLUNA SEA大好きだよね。まさかKZbinで実現するとはね
@てす-h8x3 жыл бұрын
「月を見ちゃった」という表現がルナシーらしくていい。ギャグじゃなくてね。
@としみつ-h8y3 жыл бұрын
隆一さん、いい歳の重ね方だなあ。
@cg20174 жыл бұрын
Hazuki san, thank you for sharing the first part of the live dialogue. It's heartwarming watching you during the interview along with your mentor. Fans can feel your immense joy and a wonderful sense of accomplishment. Congratulations!