With the close connection between multimedia and world culture, we are gradually learning about Japanese culture and slowly getting to know some Japanese things. For example, we like Japanese animation, film and television dramas, music, etc., especially Japanese music, which also has their own characteristics. Some people will ask that Japan is not only about movies, but which songs can be guessed as Japanese music just by reading the intro? The answer is Japanese anime songs and some interludes from film and television dramas, etc. For example, we know "Castle in the Sky", and you will understand it after the intro. Every country has its own music, but the styles are also different and have their own characteristics. For example, our country's music is more ancient, festive, or gentle; Japan's It's relatively fresh; European and American countries tend to be more rock, heavy metal, etc. Anyone who likes Japanese animation knows that most of the animation songs are relatively small and fresh, especially Mr. Hayao Miyazaki's animations are small and fresh, and as long as the songs come out, everyone knows that they are Japanese songs. Japanese songs also add their national musical instruments to give Japanese songs their own characteristics, and the prelude is more healing. Compared with Japan's freshness and healing, our country's songs are atmospheric, ancient and eloquent. Listening to our country's songs, you will know that the intros are atmospheric, and they are particularly good at telling inner thoughts and expressing oneself. emotions. But some songs are more subtle, telling the audience or the person you like about your love. It is said that if you have nothing to say, music is the best way to communicate with people. Through music, we can come into contact with many like-minded friends and have many similar topics. Music can also help us soothe our mood when we are sad, so music has no borders. Even if the styles are different, it can still enable people to communicate and understand each other.