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Introduction and details of that summer

Singer introduction

Kimura Yumiya was born in Osaka. When she was a freshman in high school, she studied at Kobe Women's College and went to the United States to study alone. After completing his studies at the local high school, he entered California State University, specializing in piano. After returning to China, she determined to become a vocalist, but a spinal injury caused her to give up on singing. When she was trying to make a comeback, she met Chihiro Harada. Under his guidance, he began to resume singing training and developed a unique singing method. In 1988, Kimura Yum established the form of solo singing and playing. In addition to concerts, she also performs in nursing homes, schools, hospitals, etc. across the country. In 1991, he released his solo album "Silver Drops".

Ayaka Hirata was born in Tokyo, Japan on May 9, 1984. She majored in jazz saxophone at Senzu Gakuen University of Music. One year after debuting, he was invited to participate in NHK TV's Red and White Song Battle. Once her debut single "Jupiter" was released on December 17, 2003, it achieved a high sales volume of more than 700,000 copies. She became one of the most promising female singers in Japan in 2004. With this song "Jupiter" Become popular. Ayaka Hirano also sang the theme song "The Pledge" of the Turin Winter Olympics for Japan's NHK TV station.

Chinese and Japanese lyrics

いのちの名前

Lyricist: Kakuwa Utako

Composer/Arranger: Joe Hisaishi

Vocals: Yu Kimura

Aozora (あおぞら)に线(せん)を cited (ひ)く

The plane drew a straight line in the clear blue sky

ひこうき云(ぐも)の白(しろ)さは

That white cloud

ずっとどこまでもずっと続(つづ)いてく

Extending to infinity

Tomorrow (あす)を知(し)ってたみたい

As if leading to tomorrow

Chest (むね)で shallow (あさ)くXi(いき)をしてた

I still remember my shallow breathing at that time

Hot(あつ)い頬(ほお) さました风(かぜ)もおぼえてる

I remember a gust of breeze cooling my hot cheeks

The future (みらい)の前(まえ)にすくむ手足(てあし)は

The body shivering in the face of the future

Jing(しず)かな声(こえ)にほどかれて

Relax in your quiet voice

Call(さけ)びたいほどなつかしいのは

I am so attached that I want to shout out

ひとつのいのち

That life

Manatsu (まなつ)の光(ひかり)

It is the sunshine of midsummer

あなたのshoulder(かた)に揺(ゆ)れてた木流(こも)れ日(び)

It is the sunlight swaying on your shoulders from the treetops

つぶれた白(しろ)いボール

Broken white balloon

Wind(かぜ)が三(ち)らした花(はな)びら

Petals blown by the wind

ふたつを风(う)かべて见(み)えない川(かわ)は

The invisible river carries them

歌(うた)いながら流(なが)れてく

Sing and flow

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Secret(ひみつ)もSh(うそ)も喜(よろこ)びも

Secret lies and joy

Universe(うちゅう)を生(う)んだ神(かみ)さまの子公(こども)たち

They are all the sons of the gods who gave birth to the universe

Mirai(みらい)の前(まえ)にすくむ心(こころ)が

A heart that shrinks and feels uneasy in the face of the future

いつか名前(なまえ)を思(おも)い出(だ)す

I will eventually think of myself

It’s called (さけ)びたいほどいとおしいのは

I cherish it so much that I want to shout out

ひとつのいのち

That one Life

帰(かえ)りつく地(ばしょ)

It’s a place where you can go back

わたしの之(ゆび)に杀(き)えない夏(なつ)の日(ひ)

It’s the summer sunshine that will never fade away at my fingertips

FUTURE(みらい)の前(まえ)にすくむ心(こころ)が

A heart that shrinks and feels uneasy in the face of the future

I will eventually think of you. My name

is (さけ)びたいほどいとおしいのは

I cherish it so much that I want to shout it out

ひとつのいのち

That A life

帰(かえ)りつく

Place(ばしょ)

It is a place where you can go back

わたしの之(ゆび)に无(き)えない夏(なつ)の日(ひ)

It is a work related to The Summer Sunlight That Will Never Die at My Fingertips

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