The song is the spirit of the boatman. It is a chapter that I sent out on March 16, 2021. It was subjected to a criminal act of search interference. I'm sending it again. Last night on NHK, Shinobu Otake sang the last song in the studio, "Look up and see the stars in the night," which was one of the songs that I sang on stage on behalf of Class 3, Year 3 at the thank-you party after the graduation ceremony held in the gymnasium of Yuriage Junior High School with the participation of the students' parents. The rest of the songs were not something that an ordinary junior high school student would sing. After all, it was "Hamachidori" and "Jougashima no Ame". When I went back to my seat after singing, the mother of my childhood friend exclaimed, "I didn't know you were such a good singer.
That's why I sang three songs in a row, Bob Dylan's "Let it be me," John Lennon's "Don't let me down," and Prince's "Purple Rain," with a live band in the background, representing the Japanese people at the Kapalua Bay Hotel arcade.
A long time after 3.11, I went to Yuriage. The school buildings and the gymnasium were still there. The door of the gymnasium was open, so I went inside. The stage was still there. It was an inexpressible experience for me.
The song is the spirit of the boatman. It is a chapter that I sent out on March 16, 2021. It was subjected to a criminal act of search interference. I'm sending it again. Last night on NHK, Shinobu Otake sang the last song in the studio, "Look up and see the stars in the night," which was one of the songs that I sang on stage on behalf of Class 3, Year 3 at the thank-you party after the graduation ceremony held in the gymnasium of Yuriage Junior High School with the participation of the students' parents. The rest of the songs were not something that an ordinary junior high school student would sing. After all, it was "Hamachidori" and "Jougashima no Ame". When I went back to my seat after singing, the mother of my childhood friend exclaimed, "I didn't know you were such a good singer.
That's why I sang three songs in a row, Bob Dylan's "Let it be me," John Lennon's "Don't let me down," and Prince's "Purple Rain," with a live band in the background, representing the Japanese people at the Kapalua Bay Hotel arcade.
A long time after 3.11, I went to Yuriage. The school buildings and the gymnasium were still there. The door of the gymnasium was open, so I went inside. The stage was still there. It was an inexpressible experience for me.
The song is the spirit of the boatman. It is a chapter that I sent out on March 16, 2021. It was subjected to a criminal act of search interference. I'm sending it again. Last night on NHK, Shinobu Otake sang the last song in the studio, "Look up and see the stars in the night," which was one of the songs that I sang on stage on behalf of Class 3, Year 3 at the thank-you party after the graduation ceremony held in the gymnasium of Yuriage Junior High School with the participation of the students' parents. The rest of the songs were not something that an ordinary junior high school student would sing. After all, it was "Hamachidori" and "Jougashima no Ame". When I went back to my seat after singing, the mother of my childhood friend exclaimed, "I didn't know you were such a good singer.
That's why I sang three songs in a row, Bob Dylan's "Let it be me," John Lennon's "Don't let me down," and Prince's "Purple Rain," with a live band in the background, representing the Japanese people at the Kapalua Bay Hotel arcade.
A long time after 3.11, I went to Yuriage. The school buildings and the gymnasium were still there. The door of the gymnasium was open, so I went inside. The stage was still there. It was an inexpressible experience for me.