Very nice!~^^ I didn't understand the words, but the song (4th most popular in Korea) is pleasant and nice. The entire performance is relaxing and enjoyable. And, yes, I like your costume changes (my favorite is the last one at the end), and you have "that" nice smile, too. 😉 Good photos of Ms. Too Much in traditional Korean dress (hanbok? 한복) Well done! I wish you the best of everything, and mostly good health~~ 👍💖💐💐💐🍀🙏
Unlike other songs, I actually don't know the exact lyrics of this Japanese song. All I know is that it is a simple message and does not have a deep meaning, as it sings love and praises an attractive woman sitting at a bar. Koreans, including me, like the melody of this song, and people who are at least 40 years old know and like this song. I just wanted to express my feelings. It feels good to hear that my smile was good, but in reality, I have never seen myself smile due to a problem with my eyesight. It is true that it is my pure smile without any pretense or ridicule, and I am also grateful that you liked it. The photo I took while wearing a kimono, a traditional Japanese costume, was taken around the end of December 2016 when I was hanging out with a friend who lives in Osaka with my friends (female). Hanbok, Korea's traditional clothing, was comfortable because it was loose and loose, but the kimono had to be tied tightly around the body like a closet, making it difficult to eat food comfortably. And it was very cold because I couldn't wear other clothes under the kimono. I went looking around with many hot packs applied to my entire body. This is a photo that captures very enjoyable moments. My dear friend Mike, I hope you stay healthy and we will meet again. 😁😁😁🤞🤞🤞💖💖💖👌👌👌
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Very nice!~^^ I didn't understand the words, but the song (4th most popular in Korea) is pleasant and nice.
The entire performance is relaxing and enjoyable.
And, yes, I like your costume changes (my favorite is the last one at the end), and you have "that" nice smile, too. 😉
Good photos of Ms. Too Much in traditional Korean dress (hanbok? 한복)
Well done! I wish you the best of everything, and mostly good health~~ 👍💖💐💐💐🍀🙏
Unlike other songs, I actually don't know the exact lyrics of this Japanese song. All I know is that it is a simple message and does not have a deep meaning, as it sings love and praises an attractive woman sitting at a bar. Koreans, including me, like the melody of this song, and people who are at least 40 years old know and like this song. I just wanted to express my feelings.
It feels good to hear that my smile was good, but in reality, I have never seen myself smile due to a problem with my eyesight. It is true that it is my pure smile without any pretense or ridicule, and I am also grateful that you liked it.
The photo I took while wearing a kimono, a traditional Japanese costume, was taken around the end of December 2016 when I was hanging out with a friend who lives in Osaka with my friends (female).
Hanbok, Korea's traditional clothing, was comfortable because it was loose and loose, but the kimono had to be tied tightly around the body like a closet, making it difficult to eat food comfortably. And it was very cold because I couldn't wear other clothes under the kimono. I went looking around with many hot packs applied to my entire body. This is a photo that captures very enjoyable moments.
My dear friend Mike, I hope you stay healthy and we will meet again. 😁😁😁🤞🤞🤞💖💖💖👌👌👌