Looking for Japanese style songs like "Moon Night Story"...!

It seems to be Satomi Natsukawa, not Satomi Shimokawa~~Natsukawa’s voice is indeed very sweet, not bad!

Also, when talking about the island, we can’t help but talk about Moto Chitose and Naka Kousuke, both of them are from Amami Oshima, and their unique singing styles are unforgettable!

As for Japanese songs, I recommend Rin', they should be regarded as country music, Yukhun, Yume Hanabi, SAKURA...it's really awesome

There are many other Japanese rock groups, such as SPIZE. Have you seen the Kirin Afternoon Black Tea commercial? The brisk interlude there is from them. , it feels as comfortable as the summer breeze!

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Natsukawa Rimi

涙そうそう：

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Child God~ヤマトグチ (original song of Cyndi Wang's "Fly"):

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Bird:

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I think Xia Chuan’s singing is like an oriole coming out of the valley. Her voice is full and melodious as she comes from a singing background.

She has had a lot of live singing experience since she was a child, and her singing voice is You can feel her sophistication in singing. Like

Kiroro first became popular in his hometown of Okinawa and then entered the Japanese music scene, making a name for himself with the single "涙そうそう"

(Japan Record Awards 2003).

Kyoda Seiichi, who was responsible for most of the arrangements in the album, blended folk music with ambient music to develop a style that is different from ordinary JPOP.

It also made This album has more intensity. The ambient music mentioned here actually covers a wide range of music, such as New Age, fusion jazz, avant-garde music and even electronic music, etc. .

The album contains the critically acclaimed song "涙そうそう", which is a cover of the 2000 single by BEGIN

and composed by Moriyama Ryoko (Moriyama Naotaro's mother) Lyricist, BEGIN composer, Xia Chuan released this single in 2001. It did not enter the ORICON TOP10 until May 2002 (the highest number was 8), and it has entered the list nearly 70 times in total. week, in addition to many radio chart toppers.

This album was the best album of the year in the ballad category of last year's Golden Disc Awards. Although it was an award-winning work in the ballad category, the pop music world has now accepted the so-called The folk style is also well accepted by the public. Listening to Natsukawa Rimi's good singing voice is also a good choice

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Masahiko Kondo

Yūsha no Uta (original version of Sunset Song and Thousand Thousand Queue Song):

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Shanghai Mood:

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"Shanghai Mood/passionate ナミダ" single (first press limited edition) This CD is a well-known veteran of SONY MUSIC National idol singer Kondo Masahiko’s new MAXI SINGLE was released in early 2007.

Speaking of Kondo Masahiko, his magnetic but slightly hoarse voice is accompanied by the passionate youth and youth of the 1980s. The trend of gratitude continues to advance and he has become one of the most popular Korean pop music singers. Since his debut as a singer, he has proven his unshakable position in the POP field with his amazing creative ability. The early Kondo Masahiko It was quite advanced in terms of musical positioning. In addition to adding various trendy elements such as VR, RAP, and R&B to the formal J-POP style, it was once well-known in the Japanese music scene at the time. Like Hikaru GENJI of the same period, Compared with Wataru Maeda, Toshihiko Tahara, Junior Team, etc... Kondo Masahiko's affectionate interpretation of LOVE BALLADS is definitely a representative of a period.

Among the many popular works, Japan's ORICON and GOLD in 1980 DISC's first major award-winning hit song "Yuyaki no Uta" was selected to participate in the Japanese Red and White Song Contest that year. At the same time, this song was also covered by Hong Kong's Anita Mui in 1989 with "Song of the Sunset". After more than 20 years of debut, her strength has been rising. This shows Kondo Masahiko’s understanding of musical sentiments. As a MAXI SINGLE after many years, Kondo Masahiko fixed the theme of the music in Shanghai, known as the Pearl of the Orient. Shanghai Admiration may be his own longing and sustenance for this pearl! Adopted The smooth J-BLUES combined with his consistent husky style. I believe that all music lovers will re-recognize this idol of a generation that has never declined! After 17 years of experience, "Shanghai Love" written by Tsutumi Kyohei will definitely reach the top of ORICON again. Click!!! Extremely difficult to get! Recommended for all Japanese music lovers to collect!!!

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Moto Chitose

My two favorites——

春のかたみ:

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语り継ぐこと (Song of Inheritance):

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Chitose Hajime was born in Amami Oshima, Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan. He learned shamisen with his mother since he was a child. He learned to sing island songs. When he was in the third grade of high school, he won the "Folk Grand Prize" of the "Amami Folk Song Awards" and became the youngest winner in history. At a young age, he has a super level of singing skills comparable to singers from the United States and abroad. .

The entire album starts with 02. "Poseidon's Tree", which is Chitose Hajime's million-selling debut song. After entering the Japanese Oricon chart, it set an astonishing record of staying at No. 1 for 2 consecutive months. It was a super sensation and long-selling best-selling single. The lyrics and music were composed by the famous composer Mr. Gen Ueda based on reggae rhythm. The whole song was deeply moved by the fact that "I have never missed the sea I love most in my heart so much". into everyone's heart. Next 04. "Glowing Shell" is a song written by Masaki Yamazaki, a Japanese music talent whom Chitose Hajime worked with before he debuted. The guitar, drums, etc. are all played by him, and the whole song seems to be full of energy. Infinite family warmth and emotion. In addition, 09. "Missing You" is composed by Chitose Hajime himself and is his second single after his official debut.

I still remember how anxious Chitose Hajime was when she first debuted at the age of 18 and left Amami. But now she is able to write such a beautiful melody. With the addition of the arrangement by the famous arranger - Mamiya Koko, it is a perfect song. The song was born. She also used this to sing about her precious memories with everyone she met on the road of singing, which is the feeling of "Missing You". The last 10 of the album. "The Cold Air" is a song by the French electronic group "Deep Forest". After listening to Chitose Hajime's mini-album before she debuted, they immediately wanted her to participate in their album performance, so they included it. At that time, she promoted a CD with a bonus single of Amami's island song "Spinning Time" and put the song on Deep Forest's album to promote it. This is the first step for Chitose Hajime to enter the international stage. It also proves that Chitose Hajime's singing has reached the world's international standard. This song is placed at the end of the album. The end highlights the grandeur of the entire album. Chitose Hajime transformed her experience and feelings when she saw the first snowfall in Hokkaido for the first time into moving words in the song!

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Naka Kousuke (Moto Chitose's younger brother)

Chinese Name: Naka Kosuke

Japanese name: あたりこうすけ

English name: Kosuke Atari

Birthplace: Amami Oshima (Nase City, Kagoshima Prefecture)

Birthday: July 13, 1980

Artist introduction:

Full of transparency, gentle real and false voice, and with the unique twist of island songs Rare singing voice. When I was a high school student (16 years old), I was moved by the singing of a female island song singer of the same age, so I started to teach myself how to sing island songs.

While studying at the Department of Social Anthropology of the University of the Ryukyus, I still insisted on singing island songs. And won the Newcomer Award at the Amami Folk Grand Prix in 2000. In the same year, he won the overall championship at the Amami Federation of the Japan Folk Song Association. His strong strength was appreciated, and he has released 4 island song records during the underground period. He has also participated in many live performances at Ryukyu festivals.

His famous "Home Road" was released as the ending song of "J-WAVE" JAM THE WORLD and received wide acclaim from the industry and the audience.

When many people heard Kousuke Naka’s voice for the first time, they thought it was Ken Hirai who had switched to singing folk songs! His falsetto is prettier than Ken Hirai's (a singer from Amami Island cannot have a bad falsetto). This singer is a typical honest and honest man. The most attractive thing about him is that he unabashedly applies Dao Bai's singing method to popular singing. He also performed the "Sanxian" of master Ikue Asaki. That's Ikue Asaki. Even her own disciples didn't appear in her album. It's easy to imagine how much she values ??Naka Kousuke.

In September 2005, the mini album "Maryna (Beam from the Sky)" was released. In 2005, it ranked fifth in the annual non-mainstream POPS rankings.

On March 1, 2006, he officially entered the music scene with his first single "Separate Departures".

It has a high broadcast rate on various radio and television stations across Japan.

The FM radio station that dominates the entire county of Kyushu has become a popular singer with a high reputation.

Since entering the music scene, Kousuke Naka has actively held in-store live performances, attracting 3,000 fans.

On May 26th, "JAPAN NIGHT" was held at ARK in Shanghai. Kousuke Naka participated in the event with other Japanese singer *** and showed his singing voice overseas for the first time. His singing received unanimous praise from Shanghai fans.

On June 28, 2006, the second single was released, called "Memories Near Me".

Among them, "Memories Near Me" was written by the famous musician Yasushi Akimoto and was used as the theme song of the movie "The End of the Ghost Call".

In the Mini Album "Missing Island" released on October 11, 2006, he also sang a song called "Memory-Last Forever-feat. Han Xue" with Chinese singer Han Xue*** ".

On November 3, 2006, the debut album "Touching the Heart" was released in the Chinese language circle (Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Mainland China) before Japan.

The "Touching Heartstrings" album not only includes "Separate Departures" and "Close Memories", but also his latest singles "Home Road" and "Touching Heartstrings", etc. The most special one is Kousuke Naka They also covered Wang Leehom's "Sun and Moon in My Heart" as track 2's "Heart Yang". In addition, Andy Lau's latest Cantonese album also covered Kousuke Naka's first single "Separate Departures"! The most anticipated newcomer in the Japanese music scene in 2006, Kosuke Naka, is penetrating our hearts with his unforgettable singing voice!

On November 9, 2006, he participated in the "Same Song" Chinese New Year concert in Yokohama, Japan, and sang "Memory" with Han Xue.

Separately far away:

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Memories close by:

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Bangle

Bangle generally refers to the general name of Japanese music. Usually used as a synonym for Western music, it refers to all Japanese traditional music except Western music. According to the types of musical instruments used, the following classifications can be made:

Yage music

The ritual music played during court ceremonies was introduced from China and Korea in ancient times. It can be said that It retains the oldest style of Japanese music.

Statement

Buddhist ritual music is a kind of vocal music. It was introduced at the same time as Buddhism and later had a great influence on Japanese music.

Pipa Music

After the Warring States Period, it developed as a kind of music that told war stories with pipa accompaniment. It was a vocal piece played by playing and singing.

Zheng music

The so-called "Zheng music" not only refers to Guqin music, but also refers to the ensemble of Guqin, Sanxian and Xiao. The koto is a 13-string plucked string instrument that was developed in conjunction with shamisen music during the Edo period. Michio Miyagi, who left many famous songs from the Taisho period to the early Showa period, had a great influence on the Koto music world.

Xiao

The flute was produced in the Kamakura period, and those nihilistic monks played this recorder instead of chanting sutras. Because it is one shakuhachi (about 55 centimeters) long, it is also called "Shakuhachi".

Sanxian Music

The sanshin sound box is covered with cat or dog skin and is a representative musical instrument in Japan. During the Edo period, the shamisen was widely used, not only as theater music such as kabuki and doll joruri, but also as an accompaniment to many types of ballad music, and is still widely used today.

Folks

Songs and music inherited from various places. Among them, there are many labor songs, and the most familiar one to us is "Lanet Ditty".

Compared with the 7 scales of Western music, modern Chinese music has only 5 scales (this should be inherited from my country's "Gong Shang Jiao Zheng Yu" five tones). The rhythm is mostly even-numbered beats of 2-beat and 4-beat, with almost no 3-beat. There are mostly ballads and less purely instrumental music. Instruments are often used as vocal accompaniments, but there is a complex, subtle, inconsistent disconnect with the performance of the vocals. In addition, the combination of the three-stringed instrument, the guqin, and the flute creates elements of noise, and these are popular as the complex timbres of traditional Korean music.

After the introduction of Western music during the Meiji period, Western music became the mainstream of Japanese music, and Korean music was gradually overwhelmed by Western music (when it comes to Japanese singers now, most of them are Hamasaki Ayumi, Kinki Boy, etc. The best in the pop music scene, there are few traditional musicians anymore). However, in recent years, Bangle has gained renewed attention and its fans are increasing.

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Due to the popularity of pop music Invasion, there are not many bongo music in Japan now, and there are relatively few singers and groups singing bongo music. Let me introduce you to some other Japanese non-mainstream music, which I like very much

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Miyuki Nakajima

The back of the silver dragon - ride on the silver On the Dragon's Back (Original Song of the First Dream):

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尰胜 (Beautiful Mood Japanese Version):

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爱される花爱されぬ花 (A flower that is loved, a flower that is not loved)--So you are here too Original song:

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Qingliu (human world Japanese) version):

I couldn’t find it online, but I have it. I can send it to you if you want it

Bamboo Song (original song from Tianya):

I can't find it online, but I have it. I can send it to you if you want it

Name: Nakajima Miyuki (Nakajima Miyuki)

Blood type: A

Height: 160cm

Weight: 40kg

Birthday: February 23, 1952

Education: Teng Women's High School

Birthplace : Sapporo, Hokkaido

In fact, Miyuki Nakajima has an origin that is very popular in our opinion today - she was Japan's early Super Girl: in 1975, she just graduated from college and participated in a music competition "Pop Con", passed the test and won the championship, and then released the first single "Jing Girl's Lullaby" that year. Since then, Miyuki Nakajima has released a total of 36 singles and 27 albums, becoming Japan's leading female singer.

The Japanese writer Yuko Matsumoto described Miyuki Nakajima’s music in her work "Another Aesthetics": "The women in Miyuki Nakajima’s songs may seem weak and helpless at first, but they are by no means self-indulgent. "Rei, on the other hand, is resolute, calm, and not easily hurt. This kind of sentimental and cold woman is undoubtedly the most charming symbol today." According to Japanese music critics, her "burning life" singing voice and delicate lyrics. She is unique in the Japanese pop music scene and has earned herself the title of "New Music Queen".

Miyuki Nakajima's most profound influence on the Japanese music scene is the song "Era" she composed when she participated in the competition. At that time, Nakajima had just graduated from school and entered the society. Finding a job was not going smoothly, and his father was ill at home. This inspirational work touched countless young Japanese people who were in the same situation as Miyuki Nakajima at the time. In 1993, Miyuki Nakajima re-produced this song and released an album called "Time Goes Around". It is still being reprinted and released continuously. Every spring, there are many graduates in Japan during the graduation wave. Buy this album in record stores, and of course, this song also has a very high on-demand rate in KTV. If we put it in a more sensational tone, then it is: this song influenced an era.

Miyuki Nakajima’s talents go far beyond singing. In Japan, her lyrics are often regarded as a study of modern poetry. Many female singers are impressed by her charm and often ask her to write songs for them. Her fields of involvement also include radio hosting, stage plays, and film performances. As she grew older and more experienced, she began to get more involved in album production.

Miyuki Nakajima has not gained much popularity in China. The Japanese pop culture craze brought about by the Japanese movie "Manhunt" in the early 1980s and the Japanese craze in the late 1990s had nothing to do with Miyuki Nakajima. Between the two time periods, there were countless popular songs from Hong Kong and Taiwan that brought people good memories, all of which were covers of her works.

Teresa Teng walks along the well-known road and Nakajima Miyuki Miyuki gets started

Ren Xianqi is sad in the Pacific, Kobayashi Sachiko Yuki

Yen Xianqi Tianya Nakajima Miyuki's Song of Bamboo

RuRu Beautiful Mood Nakajima Miyuki Isho

Faye Wong's Human World Nakajima Miyuki Qingliu

Faye Wong's Easily Injured Woman Nakajima Miyuki Ryuru

Faye Wong If You Really Love Me Zhong Miyuki Shima's story

Faye Wong One Hundred Thousand Why Miyuki Nakajima If You Really Love Me

Sammi Cheng's Mistakes Again and Again Miyuki Nakajima's Story

Sammi Cheng's Love Elegy Miyuki Nakajima's Lonely Portrait 1st

Sammi Cheng's Romeo and Juliet in Sarajevo with Miyuki Nakajima

Leslie Cheung's first time with Miyuki Nakajima's なのに