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Reply 1842# Kittie
best! ;) |
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[single download]
Kobukuro - ANO TAIYOU GA.KONO SEKAI WO TERASHI TSUZUKERU YOU NI
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PV & lagu Superfly tu sgt creative! n lagu Kobukuro tuh sgt sedap! ;) |
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[PV download]
LM.C - Super Duper Galaxy
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Miike Takashi’s “Ichimei,” Kawase Naomi’s “Hanezu no Tsuki” to compete at Cannes
Posted on April 14, 2011 by tokyograph
It was announced today that Miike Takashi’s upcoming film “Ichimei” will be in competition for the Palme d’Or at the 64th Cannes Film Festival, being held May 11-22, 2011. The movie, first revealed last September, is a 3D remake of Kobayashi Masaki’s 1962 film “Seppuku” (also known as “Harakiri”).
“Ichimei” stars kabuki actor Ichikawa Ebizo, who was involved in a drunken bar incident last November. Although he took a self-imposed break after that scandal, it was just announced this past weekend that he will be returning to the stage this July, and that “Ichimei” is scheduled for theatrical release in Japan this October.
The movie is sure to gain even more attention with its bid for the prestigious Palme d’Or. Indeed, newspapers are touting the fact that it is the first live-action 3D film to compete at any of the three major international film festivals (Cannes, Berlin, Venice). It will be screened with the English title “Hara-Kiri: Death of a Samurai.”
In addition to Ichikawa, the cast includes Eita, Mitsushima Hikari, and Yakusho Koji. Yamagishi Kikumi wrote the screenplay.
“Ichimei” will not be the only Japanese film at Cannes this year. “Hanezu no Tsuki,” the newest film by director Kawase Naomi, will also be in competition. Kawase previously won the Grand Prix (the second-highest award) at Cannes in 2007 for her film “Mogari no Mori.”
The festival’s Un Certain Regard section includes Gus Van Sant’s “Restless,” which has actor Kase Ryo in its cast, and Eric Khoo’s animated film “Tatsumi,” based on Tatsumi Yoshihiro’s manga “A Drifting Life.”
Source: www.tokyograph.com |
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[PV download]
1280x720 | 1440x1080
Superfly - Rollin' Days
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Sonar Pocket - Love Letter ~Itsudatte Aitakute~
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ON/OFF - Hajimaru no wa Sayonara
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Reply 1854# Kittie
best lagu nih!  |
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Kawamura Ryuichi successfully performs 100 songs in single concert, earns Guinness World Record
Last year, Kawamura Ryuichi declared that he would attempt to perform 100 songs in a single concert, a feat that would surpass the 70 songs he sang during his “70 no Monogatari” concert in 2008. The new attempt was originally scheduled for March 13th at the Nippon Budokan, but due to the Tohoku earthquake on March 11th, the concert was postponed until yesterday, May 3rd. And sure enough, Kawamura completed more than 100 songs, achieving a Guinness World Record.
In 2008, Kawamura had achieved 71 songs in 4.5 hours. His goal this time was to reach 100 in 6.5 hours. The concert started at 2:00pm in the afternoon, and after taking three breaks during the show, he finished at some time after 9:00pm. Immediately after the concert, the head of the Japan branch of Guinness World Records presented him with a certificate recognizing his achievement.
Although Kawamura ended up singing a total of 104 songs, his official record is for becoming the first solo artist to perform 100 songs within 8 hours. Guinness currently keeps only three categories for this kind of record – 1 hour, 8 hours, and 24 hours.
Kawamura divided the show into three parts, roughly corresponding to different periods of his career. He started with his hits from the time of his debut, working his way through his discography. He also changed outfits to match the themes of the different parts
Approximately 8,000 fans were in attendance for the concert. In consideration of the power shortages facing Japan since the earthquake, Kawamura performed the show with about 30% less electricity than a typical show.
Source: Tokyograph |
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congrats, Kawamura-san! |
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post news lama2 jap...
Charts: B’z, Yoshii Kazuya, Kanjani8
Posted on April 21, 2011 by tokyograph
Rock duo B'z ranked #1 this week with their 48th single “Sayonara Kizu Darake no Hibi yo,” with over 130,000 copies sold. According to Oricon’s charts, this extends three records that they already held: most #1 singles (44), most consecutive #1 singles (44), and highest total single sales (34.993 million copies).
Voice actress and singer Mizuki Nana took #2 and #3 with her simultaneously released singles. This makes her the first voice actress to have two releases in the Top 3 under her own name.
B'z – Sayonara Kizu Darake no Hibi yo – 130,195
Mizuki Nana – SCARLET KNIGHT – 55,366
Mizuki Nana – POP MASTER – 51,883
KARA – Jet Coaster Love – 24,399
Toyosaki Aki – SHUN PU – 12,453
Maximum the Hormone – Greatest the Hits 2011-2011 – 12,104
Domoto Tsuyoshi – Eni wo Yuite – 11,484
Tokunaga Hideaki – Tasogare wo Tomete - 10,478
Daikoku Danji – Love Power – 9,954
The Birthday – Nazeka Kyou wa – 8,640
The album charts this week were quieter, with only three new releases entering the top ten. Yoshii Kazuya’s “The Apples” claimed #1 with 38,000 copies, giving him his first chart-topper ever as a solo artist.
Yoshii Kazuya – The Apples – 37,709
EXILE – Negai no Tou – 13,812
Avril Lavigne – Goodbye Lullaby – 11,618
Matsutoya Yumi – Road Show – 11,503
FLOW – FLOW ANIME BEST – 10,303
miwa – guitarissimo – 10,222
Ketsumeishi – Ketsu no Police 7 – 9,968
Radiohead – The King of Limbs – 9,204
Kitano Kie – Kokoro – 8,950
BIGBANG – BIGBANG 4TH MINI ALBUM Japan Edition – 8,700
Meanwhile, Kanjani8’s “Kanjani8 LIVE TOUR 2010-2011 8UPPERS” ranked #1 on both the DVD and Blu-ray music charts. Among male artists, they are just the fifth to achieve that feat. The DVD version sold 135,000 copies and was #1 in the general DVD ranking, while the Blu-ray version sold 9,000 copies to rank #2 in the general Blu-ray ranking.
On the Blu-ray side, the #1 overall seller was the limited edition of the manga-to-movie “Ohoku” (starring Ninomiya Kazunari), with 15,000 copies sold. No other period film has ever topped the overall Blu-ray charts since Oricon started tracking sales in 2008. The last live-action film to rank #1 overall in Blu-rays was “Yatterman” in 2009, starring Sakurai Sho.
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Charts: Kanjani8, Oda Kazumasa, Hamasaki Ayumi
Posted on April 27, 2011 by tokyograph
Kanjani8’s 16th single, “T.W.L / Yellow Pansy Street,” topped the rankings this week with almost 201,000 copies sold. This is now their 11th number-one single, and their 3rd in a row.
Kanjani8 – T.W.L / Yellow Pansy Street – 200,816
F.T Island – SATISFACTION – 34,163
SCANDAL – Haruka – 21,974
B'z – Sayonara Kizu Darake no Hibi yo – 19,235
SUPER?GiRLS – Ganbatte Seishun – 13,552
KARA – Jet Coaster Love – 12,349
Mizuki Nana – SCARLET KNIGHT – 10,691
Hikawa Kiyoshi – Ano Ko to Nogiku to Watashibune – 9,392
Mizuki Nana – POP MASTER – 8,921
Maximum the Hormone – Greatest the Hits 2011-2011 – 7,802
Meanwhile, Oda Kazumasa captured two new records with his new album “Doumo,” which became his 5th consecutive number-one. Counting his time with the band Off Course, Oda has topped the charts with a career of 41 years and 1 month under his belt, surpassing Michael Jackson’s 40 years at the time of “This Is It” in 2009. He is now also the oldest artist to have a #1 (in either singles or albums) at 63 years and 7 months, beating Akimoto Junko’s 61 years and 7 months, also set in 2009.
Another impressive achievement came from Hamasaki Ayumi, who simultaneously released 4 remix albums, a box set for the albums, and 2 music DVDs last week. Those remix albums all made the top 10 for the week, becoming the first ever artist to place four new albums in the top 10. Previously, TM NETWORK, L'Arc~en~Ciel, and Yazawa Eikichi were tied for the record at three apiece.
Oda Kazumasa – Doumo – 81,088
T.M.Revolution – CLOUD NINE – 48,301
Various Artists – Songs For Japan – 19,279
Hamasaki Ayumi – ayu-mi-x 7 presents ayu-ro mix 4 – 14,585
Hamasaki Ayumi – ayu-mi-x 7 -version Acoustic Orchestra- – 14,360
Hamasaki Ayumi – ayu-mi-x 7 presents ayu trance 4 – 14,262
Hamasaki Ayumi – ayu-mi-x 7 -version HOUSE- – 14,234
Takahashi Yu – Realtime Singer Songwriter – 13,349
Foo Fighters – Wasting Light – 13,085
Dream Morning Musume – DoriMusu 1 – 10,151
Hamasaki’s two DVDs also ranked #1 and #2 on the music DVD charts, followed by Hikaru Utada’s “WILD LIFE” concert DVD. In the domestic film DVD charts, AKB48’s documentary movie ranked #1.
Source: www.tokyograph.com |
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