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I just watched "Spirited Away" again (for the first time in many years) last Sunday, introducing it to an old friend from High School. He's not an anime fan and had never seen it, but he is (like me) something of a classical and orchestral music buff. Hence, when I learned a few months ago that none other than Joe Hisaishi himself (composer of all the Studio Ghibli anime musical scores) would be making a special appearance next January with the Philaldelphia Orchestra (my home town!), I convinced this friend to join me for the concert. Since the program will contain selections from the "Spirited Away" soundtrack I told him that he at least needed to see that movie sometime before we went in January. He really seemed to enjoy the movie and I told him that, although I've seen it before (though not for many years) the ending and this finale song always brings tears to my eyes! So thanks for posting this!
I’m a lifelong weeb, and Spirited Away was my first taste of Japan as a child, so naturally that movie, and this song, rocked my world. Now that I’m an adult and studying Japanese, I want to memorize the song and amaze my inner child being able to sing it fluently 🥰 As well as some other anime and video game songs, singing in Japanese just makes me happy 😊
Late summer blooms, dancing with leaves, falling on the onset of autumn. *** An adieu, whispered across a winter, seemingly endless. *** Perhaps, a hello, will once again, uttered with the eventual arrival of spring.
I feel back to the era where there were two brothers who experienced a disaster during the world war and both died when tomorrow the world was at peace. at the firefly park ..... 💐#Setsuko&Seita💐
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So hard to find this version. Thank you for posting!
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Thank you very much posting for this version.🙏
I just watched "Spirited Away" again (for the first time in many years) last Sunday, introducing it to an old friend from High School. He's not an anime fan and had never seen it, but he is (like me) something of a classical and orchestral music buff. Hence, when I learned a few months ago that none other than Joe Hisaishi himself (composer of all the Studio Ghibli anime musical scores) would be making a special appearance next January with the Philaldelphia Orchestra (my home town!), I convinced this friend to join me for the concert. Since the program will contain selections from the "Spirited Away" soundtrack I told him that he at least needed to see that movie sometime before we went in January. He really seemed to enjoy the movie and I told him that, although I've seen it before (though not for many years) the ending and this finale song always brings tears to my eyes! So thanks for posting this!
the way she sings is really hard to imitate and is so beautiful.
I’m a lifelong weeb, and Spirited Away was my first taste of Japan as a child, so naturally that movie, and this song, rocked my world. Now that I’m an adult and studying Japanese, I want to memorize the song and amaze my inner child being able to sing it fluently 🥰 As well as some other anime and video game songs, singing in Japanese just makes me happy 😊
おうえんしています!
がんばって👍
Such a lovely song, deserves many millions of views. I love that the singer gets emotional towards the end, truly fulfilling. ❤
Late summer blooms,
dancing with leaves,
falling on the onset of autumn.
***
An adieu, whispered across a winter,
seemingly endless.
***
Perhaps, a hello, will once again,
uttered with the eventual arrival of spring.
Thank you for the translation. ❤
Thank you so much
So deep thanks ❤ hare krishna
Does anyone know who sang this version of the song?
木村弓さんです Yumi Kimura .she is a composer, harpist, singer.
This will definitely get struck by UA-cam if it gets more popular. Enjoy until then.
Though I haven't seen the grand anime film, I think the song shows a warm story or a good ending.
It's bittersweet.
A warm ending to a good story
ကြက်သီးတောင်ထတယ် နားမလည်ပေမယ့် အသံကကြောက်စရာကြီး
I feel back to the era where there were two brothers who experienced a disaster during the world war and both died when tomorrow the world was at peace. at the firefly park .....
💐#Setsuko&Seita💐
only they were brother sister, not 2 brothers