MUSAIQ「桜花」“Ouka(cherry blossom)” , 20180421 live@BE-born, Nerima, Tokyo
ミューゼイク:ダイジェストライブ#3/4
ライブイベント@練馬ビーボーン、東京都、2018/04/21。
【演目】
1. 「桜花」(楽団CRESCENT曲)
作詞:青木優子+Mami、作曲:山合淳。
【演奏】
Mami : ボーカルVocal, パーカッションPercussion, 即興ダンスImprovisation Dance.
中澤雄一Yuichi Nakazawa : ブルースハープBlues Harp.
廣瀬隆之Takayuki Hirose :カホンCajon.
山合淳Jun Yamaai(楽団クレッセント) : ピアノPiano,パーカッションpercussion.
MUSAIQ“Jazz à gogo”〜“Libertango” 20180421 live@BE-born, Nerima, Tokyo
ミューゼイク:ダイジェストライブ#4/4
ライブイベント@練馬ビーボーン、東京都、2018/04/21。
【演目】
1. 「ジャズ・ア・ゴーゴー」(フランス・ギャル曲1964)
2. 「リベル・タンゴ」(アストル・ピアソラ曲1974)
【演奏】
Mami : ボーカルVocal, パーカッションPercussion, 即興ダンスImprovisation Dance.
中澤雄一Yuichi Nakazawa : ブルースハープBlues Harp.
廣瀬隆之Takayuki Hirose :カホンCajon.
山合淳Jun Yamaai(楽団クレッセント) : ピアノPiano,パーカッションpercussion.
ナシゴレン練馬BE-born
tokyo japan be-born(nerima city)
2017/3/19 sun
The Hyper Bad Boys Live in Nerima BE Born - ふりかえれば・・・
Words & Music by Hiroshi Takumi （拓海広志）
Played by;
Hiroshi Takumi (拓海 広志) : Vocal, Guitar, Ukulele
Hideto Kawakita (川北彩人) : Drums, Percussion
Yoshinori Kishimoto (岸本嘉章) : Bass
Shuhei Shimamura (島村修平) : Guitar
【The Hyper Bad Boys】
The Hyper Bad Boys Live in Nerima BE Born - 海 その愛
詞：岩谷時子 曲：弾厚作
Played by;
Hiroshi Takumi (拓海 広志) : Vocal, Guitar, Ukulele
Hideto Kawakita (川北彩人) : Drums, Percussion
Yoshinori Kishimoto (岸本嘉章) : Bass
Shuhei Shimamura (島村修平) : Guitar
【The Hyper Bad Boys】
The Hyper Bad Boys Live in Nerima BE Born - 19歳のラプソディ
Words & Music by Hiroshi Takumi （拓海広志）
Played by;
Hiroshi Takumi (拓海 広志) : Vocal, Guitar, Ukulele
Hideto Kawakita (川北彩人) : Drums, Percussion
Yoshinori Kishimoto (岸本嘉章) : Bass
Shuhei Shimamura (島村修平) : Guitar
【The Hyper Bad Boys】
一握のミラージュ Live @Nerima BE-born
作詞・作曲・演奏 鈴木誠治
場所 練馬BE-Born
日付 2016年9月10日
「一握のミラージュ」
戦いに敗れて 傷ついた羽を休め
手のひらをじっと眺めて 目を閉じる
握りしめたはずの 栄光を砂に落として
見失ってしまったことに気付いて 「またか」とため息を吐いた
それは 一握のミラージュ おぼろな 一握のミラージュ
手に入れたいと思うほど掴めないのは何故
因果応報なんて理由で片付けるのは嫌ね
無理矢理に挑んで 何度も苦い思いをして
手のひらに汗をかいて 目を開く
握りしめたはずの 夢を砂に落として
見失ってしまったことに 気付いて 「またか」とチャンスを逃した
それは 一握のミラージュ おぼろな 一握のミラージュ
手に入れたいと思うほど掴めないのは何故
蜃気楼のように消える
腕にイバラ刺されたような痛みが
憂いに苛まれたような苦味が
視界を徐々に奪ってしまっても
確かなもの、胸に （失くさずただ、前に）
それは 一握のミラージュ おぼろな 一握のミラージュ
手に入れたいと思うほど掴めないのは何故
蜃気楼のように消える
蜃気楼のように消える
Back to Reality|bumuka yung tahi ko????|Pinoy blogger in japan|tunay na buhay sa japan|OFW| VLOG 268
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MUSAIQ“Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Ole Oak Tree”〜“Moon River” 20180421 live@BE-born, Nerima, Tokyo
ミューゼイク:ダイジェストライブ#1/4
ライブイベント@練馬ビーボーン、東京都、2018/04/21。
【演目】
1. 「幸せの黄色いリボン」(ドーン曲)
2. 「ムーンリバー」(オードリーヘップバーン曲)
【演奏】
Mami : ボーカルVocal, パーカッションPercussion, 即興ダンスImprovisation Dance.
中澤雄一Yuichi Nakazawa : ブルースハープBlues Harp.
廣瀬隆之Takayuki Hirose :カホンCajon.
山合淳Jun Yamaai(楽団クレッセント) : ピアノPiano,パーカッションPercussion.
TOKYO 23 SONGS #009 NERIMA
木村ウニの、東京23歌曲 #009『練馬区のうた』
Welcome to the 23 wards of Tokyo.
NERIMA is western suburb of the capital.
木村ウニと映像ディレクター・水藤友基による
“勝手に東京23区のうたを作ってみるプロジェクト”
『木村ウニの、東京23歌曲』
その第九弾が“#009 練馬区のうた” です。
東京なのに、なんか地味。
東京なのに、畑が多い。
有名なのは大根と、……なんだっけ？
飾らないベッドタウン「練馬」の魅力を、
ありのままにお届けします。
［パフォーマンスと歌詞］木村ウニ
［作詞と作曲］タカユキカトー
［映像］水藤友基
［協力］ちみと
＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊
楽曲を提供してくれたのは、
タカユキカトー。
懐かしくもフレッシュなサウンドで
昭和と平成の垣根を飛び越えます。
＊＊＊＊＊＊＊＊
木村ウニが大好きな方々に曲を作ってもらうのが
このプロジェクトのコンセプト。
今後も多彩なアーティストとの
コラボレーションを予定しています。
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8 Fast Facts About Haruka Abe Country, Movies, Networth, Tv Series
8 Fast Facts About Haruka Abe Country, Movies, Networth, Tv Series
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Haruka Abe (安部 春香 Abe Haruka) is a Japanese English actress based in London, United Kingdom. She appeared in BBC's Ideal as Miko,[1] and as Marti in Sleepydog's science-fiction TV series Slingers directed by Steve Barron.[2] She also appeared in the video for Clean Bandit's song Rather Be which has gained over 480 million views on YouTube as of June 2018.[3]
Born in Nerima, Tokyo, she spent her youth split between the US, UK, and Japan.[4] She trained at Rose Bruford College in South East London
Ryukyu Is - KONISHIKI's Party - Okinawa, Japan
biginjapan.jp - About 15 private friends including Ryukyu Is - Japanese TV Show producers are invited to party with Konishiki Yasokichi (小錦八十吉) a famous Entertainer and in Japan
at friend, Yoshida-san's cafe in Sunabe, Okinawa cafe- Punana 77.
Konishiki Yasokichi, born Saleva'a Fuauli Atisano'e on December 31, 1963, is a Hawaiian-born Japanese--Samoan former sumo wrestler. He was the first foreign-born wrestler to reach ozeki, the second highest rank in the sport. During his career he won the top division championship on three occasions and came close to becoming the first foreign-born grand champion, or yokozuna, prompting a debate as to whether a foreigner could have the necessary cultural understanding to be acceptable in sumo's ultimate rank. At a peak weight of 287 kg (630 lb) he was also the heaviest rikishi ever in sumo, earning him the nickname The Dump Truck.
Also... BIG in JAPAN Entertainment's, Tim flew in from Tokyo and is celebrating his Birthday with his business partners.
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Ryukyu Is - KONISHIKI's Party - Okinawa, Japan
biginjapan.jp - About 15 private friends including Ryukyu Is Okinawa TV Show producers are invited to party with Konishiki Yasokichi (小錦八十吉) a famous Entertainer in Japan at friend, Yoshida-san's cafe in Sunabe, Okinawa cafe- Punana 77.
Konishiki Yasokichi, born Saleva'a Fuauli Atisano'e on December 31, 1963, is a Hawaiian-born Japanese--Samoan former sumo wrestler. He was the first foreign-born wrestler to reach ozeki, the second highest rank in the sport. During his career he won the top division championship on three occasions and came close to becoming the first foreign-born grand champion, or yokozuna, prompting a debate as to whether a foreigner could have the necessary cultural understanding to be acceptable in sumo's ultimate rank. At a peak weight of 287 kg (630 lb) he was also the heaviest rikishi ever in sumo, earning him the nickname The Dump Truck.
Also... BIG in JAPAN Entertainment's, Tim flew in from Tokyo and is celebrating his Birthday with his business partners.
ryukyuis.xbuild.com - rip.xbuild.com - biginjapan.tv - rims.xbuild.com - friends.xbuild.com - eat.xbuild.com - okinawater.com
AORneco 1stLive 20141214 (BE-born練馬)
①Cryin All Night
②Child's Anthem
③Heart Of Mine
④Back In My Life Again
⑤Georgy Porgy
⑥Breakdown Dead Ahead
IFGF Tokyo - Christmas Celebration 2016
Christmas Celebration IFGF Nerima , Gunma , Oarai
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IFGF CrossLife Church Worship Services
[Tokyo]
Sunday Service 02.30 PM - 05.00 PM
Place: Grace Square Chapel
Asahi Cho 3-32-18, Nerima-Ku, Tokyo 179-0071
Nearest Station : Narimasu Station - Tobu Tojo Line and Narimasu Subway Station - Tokyo Metro Subway Line
[Gunma]
Sunday Service 09.00 AM - 11.00 AM
Place: World Mission Church
Furuto Cho 231-3, Ota, Gunma-Ken
Nearest Station : Ota Station (naik bus menuju ke JR Kumagaya)
[Oarai]
Sunday Service 10.00 AM - 12.00 AM
Place: Bunka Hall
Oarai, Ibaraki-Ken
Nearest Station : Oarai Station (jalan kaki sekitar 15menit)
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Tokyo and Seoul Compared
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Seoul, South Korea and Tokyo, Japan
Not only are they two of the most important cities in Asia, they're two of the most important cities in the world. Both the biggest in their respective countries, and yeah, both dominate politically, economically, and culturally in their respective countries. It's really hard not to be overshadowed by them. About 25% of all Japanese residents live in the Tokyo metropolitan area. Oh yeah, and that metropolitan area is THE LARGEST IN THE WORLD, with 37.8 million people. Sooooo many people.
But Seoul has the fifth largest metropolitan area in the world. Look at all THOSE people. Wow. It has a population of around 25.6 million people. And even though it only makes up about 12% of South Korea’s total area, it’s home to almost HALF of South Korea’s total population. Woahness.
Both are the capitals of their respective countries. Both are filled with magnificent modern buildings that could easily provide a reliable backdrop for any film set in the near-future. Why? Because war devastated both cities during the 20th century.
Even though both are megacities, both are surprisingly clean and sleek.
Both are all about trade, leading the world in both exports and imports. It’s easy to get around in both cities. Both have amazing public transportation, and huge rail networks. Tokyo has the busiest metro system in the world, and Seoul has the third busiest. Tokyo is famous for having so many people packed onto subways during rush hour that they literally have to be pushed onto trains to fit. The city has pushers, or railway station attendants who push people onto trains so they fit. Yes, this is real footage. Public transport is cheaper in Seoul.
Both are two of the most visited cities in the world. (T-8th most, S- 10th most)
Both have a fairly homogeneous ethnic population. Most Seoulites are Korean, and most Edokkos are Yamato Japanese. Now, this is starting to change since the foreign born population in both cities has steadily increased in recent years.