1, Beautiful-Cherry Blossom
Issue date: 1888 10 month.
Sakura is a Japanese folk song, which was written in the late Edo period and edited by Shimizu, a famous Japanese musician. Known as "the first music of the Japanese nation." The selected songs in the textbook were arranged by Japanese composer Shimizu, and the lyrics were translated by Zhang Biqing. This is the version in the music textbook of primary schools in China, which is very popular with children.
This song is also the opening song of various language radio programs of Japan Radio International, which is played for the symphony and interspersed with the opening greetings of the host.
2.Takano-"さくら Kenji "
In 2007, the new song "さくら" was released for the first time, ranking first in cable broadcasting for two consecutive months, and quickly became popular among netizens through word of mouth. It was officially released as its first single on May 23rd. In autumn, the newly recorded version of さくら won the 40th Japan Cable Music Excellence Award and was nominated for the grand prize.
3. Mika Nakashima? -"Color Dance".
In 2005, this song was called a touching song soaked in Japanese blood. The beginning of the piano prelude is very beautiful and smooth, and Meijia's very textured voice slowly flows out with the music, as if you can imagine the spring scenery of cherry blossoms falling one after another. PV is also a very touching story. We made an agreement when we were young, but we haven't seen each other for a lifetime since we parted. Finally, everything returned to the day when cherry blossoms were flying. ...
4. Mika Nakashima-The Sea of Cherry Blossoms
Issue date: March 2008 14.
Cherry Blossom ~ Cherry Blossom Fog Sea is a pop music album released by Mika Nakashima on March 6th, 2008.
The album contains 3 versions of 2 songs and 2 accompaniment music.
Six months after the last single crossed the border in Jamaican-style single Poem Forever, Mika Nakashima once again handed over this stunning new single Sakura ~ Sea of Sakura ~. This new song, accompanied by a TV advertisement of Panasonic ·HDDV, was arranged by Shin Kouno, a super gold medal arranger in Japanese JPOP when Mika Nakashima debuted. This is a love song. You can tell it belongs to Mika Nakashima as soon as you listen to the prelude.
5. Utoda-Sakura ドロップス
The first 1 1 order of Utoda. A piece of music with oriental classical charm, with a little mystery and sadness. Cherry blossoms are the symbol of Japan. Many songs revolve around the theme of cherry blossoms, and the focus of this song is "Didi". The tension in Hikki's voice makes people feel that cherry blossoms are fluttering in magical colors. After listening, what flashed in front of me was the scene of cherry blossoms flying.