The results:
1. Shinoda Mariko (center)
2. Fujie Reina
3. Minegishi Minami
4. Kobayashi Marina
5. Akimoto Sayaka
6. Oya Shizuka
7. Maeda Ami
8. Sato Sumire
9-16.
Hikawa Ayame, Umeda Ayaka, Kasai Tomomi, Kuwabara Mizuki, Kojima Haruna, Yamaguchi Yuki, Yamauchi Suzuran, Kitahara Rie
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
Monday, September 19, 2011
Poll Result 4
For Poll-ka Princess Polling Vol. 4, the winner is....
::|Okai Chisato|::
Congratulations!!! :'D
See the picture above? You must be regretful if you didn't choose her :P
I don't know why she's a minor in my poll. Because i think she's shining even brighter now!
The rank for the poll is : Okai Chisato (6 votes ;_;), Tokunaga Chinami (4 votes), and last is Sudou Maasa (3 votes).
The next one still with random member!
They 're Shimizu Saki, Kumai Yurina, and Hagiwara Mai.
Please vote!!
::|Okai Chisato|::
Congratulations!!! :'D
See the picture above? You must be regretful if you didn't choose her :P
I don't know why she's a minor in my poll. Because i think she's shining even brighter now!
The rank for the poll is : Okai Chisato (6 votes ;_;), Tokunaga Chinami (4 votes), and last is Sudou Maasa (3 votes).
The next one still with random member!
They 're Shimizu Saki, Kumai Yurina, and Hagiwara Mai.
Please vote!!
Idai na Chikara wo! 『偉大な力を！』 - ℃-ute
[VIDEO IS UNAVAILABLE RIGHT NOW]
Singer : ℃-ute (Yajima Maimi, Nakajima Saki, Suzuki Airi, Chisato Okai, Hagiwara Mai)
SAY YEAH! (YEAH!)
kaze ga soyogi
kokoro ga minagiru (WOW WOW)
SAY YEAH! (YEAH!)
otome wa koko kara ga shoubu
SAY YEAH! (YEAH!)
tomo ga tsudoi
yuujou wo kasaneru (WOW WOW)
SAY YEAH! (YEAH!)
raibaru wa ooi hodo moeru
konjou ireta furi
yappa bare chatta
tashika ni kokora hen de
honki dasanakya
kami no iro no sei ne
medachi kirenai no
nante iiwake shiteru
fun kire nai watashi
ei ei Oh ～
ofuro de kiai ireru
otokonya? wakannai
hibi no doryoku
SAY YEAH! (YEAH!)
kaze ga soyogi
kokoro ga minagiru (WOW WOW)
SAY YEAH! (YEAH!)
otome wa koko kara ga shoubu
SAY YEAH! ( YEAH!)
tomo ga tsudoi
yuujou wo kasaneru (WOW WOW)
SAY YEAH! (YEAH!)
raibaru wa ooi hodo moeru
gakkou sabottara
yappa bare chatta
bochibochi to gaki na koto
sotsugyou kamo ne
kareshi ni aitai na
kare wa inai kedo 「dona iya ! 」
minna kuyashi garu you na
kare ni aitai na
jankenpoi
imouto to maji shoubu
omiyage aisu
maccha wa watasan
(iku yo?)
SAY YEAH! (YEAH!)
toki ga meguri
otona ni chikadzuku (WOW WOW)
SAY YEAH! (YEAH!)
bibou ni migaki wo kakeru
SAY YEAH! (YEAH!)
egao ga ari
egao ga atsumaru (WOW WOW)
SAY YEAH! (YEAH!)
watashi ni idai na chikara wo!
SAY YEAH! (YEAH!)
toki ga meguri
otona ni chikadzuku (WOW WOW)
SAY YEAH! (YEAH!)
bibou ni migaki wo kakeru
SAY YEAH! (YEAH!)
egao ga ari
egao ga atsumaru (WOW WOW)
SAY YEAH! (YEAH!)
watashi ni idai na chikara wo!
Album : Sekaiichi HAPPY na Onna no Ko
Lyric : Tsunku (つんく)
Kanji Source : littleoslo.com/lyj
Singer : ℃-ute (Yajima Maimi, Nakajima Saki, Suzuki Airi, Chisato Okai, Hagiwara Mai)
SAY YEAH! (YEAH!)
kaze ga soyogi
kokoro ga minagiru (WOW WOW)
SAY YEAH! (YEAH!)
otome wa koko kara ga shoubu
SAY YEAH! (YEAH!)
tomo ga tsudoi
yuujou wo kasaneru (WOW WOW)
SAY YEAH! (YEAH!)
raibaru wa ooi hodo moeru
konjou ireta furi
yappa bare chatta
tashika ni kokora hen de
honki dasanakya
kami no iro no sei ne
medachi kirenai no
nante iiwake shiteru
fun kire nai watashi
ei ei Oh ～
ofuro de kiai ireru
otokonya? wakannai
hibi no doryoku
SAY YEAH! (YEAH!)
kaze ga soyogi
kokoro ga minagiru (WOW WOW)
SAY YEAH! (YEAH!)
otome wa koko kara ga shoubu
SAY YEAH! ( YEAH!)
tomo ga tsudoi
yuujou wo kasaneru (WOW WOW)
SAY YEAH! (YEAH!)
raibaru wa ooi hodo moeru
gakkou sabottara
yappa bare chatta
bochibochi to gaki na koto
sotsugyou kamo ne
kareshi ni aitai na
kare wa inai kedo 「dona iya ! 」
minna kuyashi garu you na
kare ni aitai na
jankenpoi
imouto to maji shoubu
omiyage aisu
maccha wa watasan
(iku yo?)
SAY YEAH! (YEAH!)
toki ga meguri
otona ni chikadzuku (WOW WOW)
SAY YEAH! (YEAH!)
bibou ni migaki wo kakeru
SAY YEAH! (YEAH!)
egao ga ari
egao ga atsumaru (WOW WOW)
SAY YEAH! (YEAH!)
watashi ni idai na chikara wo!
SAY YEAH! (YEAH!)
toki ga meguri
otona ni chikadzuku (WOW WOW)
SAY YEAH! (YEAH!)
bibou ni migaki wo kakeru
SAY YEAH! (YEAH!)
egao ga ari
egao ga atsumaru (WOW WOW)
SAY YEAH! (YEAH!)
watashi ni idai na chikara wo!
Album : Sekaiichi HAPPY na Onna no Ko
Lyric : Tsunku (つんく)
Kanji Source : littleoslo.com/lyj
Sunday, September 18, 2011
You Cannot Resit Love
Mina is right, there have been many big events lately, just in the 48 universe, which is all I can manage to keep up with. While I have always enjoyed the important posts Mina has provided us all, I hope no one will begrudge her the time to attend to her studies and health properly. I certainly can do more to write for this blog. It has been more than a month since I last posted and I have at least one exciting event I personally attended before returning to the US and A.
I don't think I've mentioned it here before, but I had, until this spring, been actively trying to avoid even looking at SKE48. This has been difficult as my favorite Majisuka Gakuen character was portrayed by the SKE star Matsui Rena. When SKE48 did their own drama, Mousou Deka, my resolve began to crumble and I watched that delightful drama, which deserves an entry of its own. My resolve crumbled further as the other SKE star Matsui Jurina did such a wonderful job as the side-kick to my god Watanabe Mayu in Majisuka Gakuen 2. I was done for when Kimoto Kanon stabbed Gekikara as Miso.
While I made my pilgrimage to the AKB48 theater and saw AKB48 perform at the Tokyo Dome City Hall and Seibu Dome when in Japan this summer, I also watched SKE48 perform at the Zepp Nagoya and attended my first handshake event on my last day in Japan. This event was for SKE48 and in Nagoya. When I got up on the morning of my last full day in Japan I did not know what I was going to do, but I vaguely remembered SKE might have an event. I had bought their latest single, and I had a certificate for a handshake in it.
I had already been planning to spend my last day in Nagoya, so I quickly looked up where the event was and hopped on the Shinkansen as I had previously planned. Had I planned ahead better I would have made it to the even earlier, but as it was I missed a song or two of SKE's performance before the handshaking began.
After their performance, I sat in some shade and chatted with some local fans. Not so amazingly, two of them remembered seeing me at the Moss Burger before the Zepp Nagoya show we all attended (I am a caucasian and an inch or so taller than six feet). They told me how things worked and one fellow gave me a picture of Rena and Jurina he had multiple copies of.
Universally my experiences with meeting 48 fans in Japan have been nothing but positive. I am often asked if AKB or SKE are popular in the US and A and I have to inform them that no one really knows of them. To bring the point home I tell them of the first AKB48 show I saw in the US- at Anime Expo in 2010. That theater could hold seven thousand, but there were only three thousand in attendance. The fans I met that day helped me understand what I needed to do to exchange my voucher to get a handshake ticket as we chatted about our favorites. They let me know all the tickets for Matsui Rena were already gone.
That was fine with me as the girl that stabbed Gekikara had quickly become a favorite of mine. I easily obtained a ticket to meet Kimoto Kanon. I had spent the entire summer studying Japanese and I was hopping to tell Non that I had traveled all the way from America just to meet her, but I am not very good at Japanese. The line moved too quickly and I had not yet figured out what I needed to say. I jabbered incomprehensibly and she smiled politely. She was waaaaaaaaay cuter in person. Her dimple was so amazingly pretty. The staff pushed me along so quickly that I had no chance to compose myself or recover. Miki Yakata was paired with Non and she spoke to me in English and said it was nice to meet me. I replied to her in English with what little coherence I had left.
Rather than buy more copies of the single to try and see Non again, I returned to downtown Nagoya, found my hotel and then set out to explore SKE related places. I had already visited the SKE48 shop in Shibuya, Tokyo. I washed up and went to explore SKE48's home. I went to their shop and took pictures of Nagoya before taking a disco
nap. I went clubbing at 1am and returned to my hotel at 5am to catch a little sleep before flying back to the US & A. While this might seem to be an exciting last night in Japan, and it was pretty good, I recommend looking for up to date information for the club scene. The clubs I tried to go to bore no resemblance to their on-line descriptions and were closed by the time I got there (as opposed to just starting to get going at 1am as I had read). Still, I found adventure, just not the adventure I had been looking for.
So, despite having spent a year actively trying to ignore the existence of SKE48, the only members of the 48 family I have had the honor of touching have been members of SKE48. Kimoto Kanon is adorable beyond belief and able to be bone chillingly terrifying, as shown in Majisuka Gakuen. Now that I will be able to buy a Uchida Mayumi calendar finally, I find myself wanting more pictures and posters of Non to add to my small collection. I guess the lesson here is to always open your heart to love all of the angels of the 48 family of idols.
I don't think I've mentioned it here before, but I had, until this spring, been actively trying to avoid even looking at SKE48. This has been difficult as my favorite Majisuka Gakuen character was portrayed by the SKE star Matsui Rena. When SKE48 did their own drama, Mousou Deka, my resolve began to crumble and I watched that delightful drama, which deserves an entry of its own. My resolve crumbled further as the other SKE star Matsui Jurina did such a wonderful job as the side-kick to my god Watanabe Mayu in Majisuka Gakuen 2. I was done for when Kimoto Kanon stabbed Gekikara as Miso.While I made my pilgrimage to the AKB48 theater and saw AKB48 perform at the Tokyo Dome City Hall and Seibu Dome when in Japan this summer, I also watched SKE48 perform at the Zepp Nagoya and attended my first handshake event on my last day in Japan. This event was for SKE48 and in Nagoya. When I got up on the morning of my last full day in Japan I did not know what I was going to do, but I vaguely remembered SKE might have an event. I had bought their latest single, and I had a certificate for a handshake in it.
I had already been planning to spend my last day in Nagoya, so I quickly looked up where the event was and hopped on the Shinkansen as I had previously planned. Had I planned ahead better I would have made it to the even earlier, but as it was I missed a song or two of SKE's performance before the handshaking began.
After their performance, I sat in some shade and chatted with some local fans. Not so amazingly, two of them remembered seeing me at the Moss Burger before the Zepp Nagoya show we all attended (I am a caucasian and an inch or so taller than six feet). They told me how things worked and one fellow gave me a picture of Rena and Jurina he had multiple copies of. Universally my experiences with meeting 48 fans in Japan have been nothing but positive. I am often asked if AKB or SKE are popular in the US and A and I have to inform them that no one really knows of them. To bring the point home I tell them of the first AKB48 show I saw in the US- at Anime Expo in 2010. That theater could hold seven thousand, but there were only three thousand in attendance. The fans I met that day helped me understand what I needed to do to exchange my voucher to get a handshake ticket as we chatted about our favorites. They let me know all the tickets for Matsui Rena were already gone.
That was fine with me as the girl that stabbed Gekikara had quickly become a favorite of mine. I easily obtained a ticket to meet Kimoto Kanon. I had spent the entire summer studying Japanese and I was hopping to tell Non that I had traveled all the way from America just to meet her, but I am not very good at Japanese. The line moved too quickly and I had not yet figured out what I needed to say. I jabbered incomprehensibly and she smiled politely. She was waaaaaaaaay cuter in person. Her dimple was so amazingly pretty. The staff pushed me along so quickly that I had no chance to compose myself or recover. Miki Yakata was paired with Non and she spoke to me in English and said it was nice to meet me. I replied to her in English with what little coherence I had left.Rather than buy more copies of the single to try and see Non again, I returned to downtown Nagoya, found my hotel and then set out to explore SKE related places. I had already visited the SKE48 shop in Shibuya, Tokyo. I washed up and went to explore SKE48's home. I went to their shop and took pictures of Nagoya before taking a disco
nap. I went clubbing at 1am and returned to my hotel at 5am to catch a little sleep before flying back to the US & A. While this might seem to be an exciting last night in Japan, and it was pretty good, I recommend looking for up to date information for the club scene. The clubs I tried to go to bore no resemblance to their on-line descriptions and were closed by the time I got there (as opposed to just starting to get going at 1am as I had read). Still, I found adventure, just not the adventure I had been looking for.So, despite having spent a year actively trying to ignore the existence of SKE48, the only members of the 48 family I have had the honor of touching have been members of SKE48. Kimoto Kanon is adorable beyond belief and able to be bone chillingly terrifying, as shown in Majisuka Gakuen. Now that I will be able to buy a Uchida Mayumi calendar finally, I find myself wanting more pictures and posters of Non to add to my small collection. I guess the lesson here is to always open your heart to love all of the angels of the 48 family of idols.
Saturday, September 17, 2011
Friday, September 16, 2011
Mina's Apology
Friday, September 9, 2011
Sekaiichi HAPPY na Onna no Ko 『世界一HAPPYな女の子』 - ℃-ute
Singer : ℃-ute (Yajima Maimi, Nakajima Saki, Suzuki Airi, Chisato Okai, Hagiwara Mai)
youyaku
dekkai osora ga oshiete kureta no wa
ima watashi ga shinakya nara nu koto
tonikaku
onnanoko ni umarete ki ta kara wa
watashi ni shika dekinai koishite mitai
[Su/Ok] chiisana koro yume miteta
[Ya/Na/Ha]「youchieru no sensei」 to wa
[Su/Ok] chotto chigau wo shinro wo eranda
[Ya/Na/Ha] akogareteta kinjo no oniisan
[Su/Ok] mousugu sugoi kirei na hito to
[Ya/Na/Ha] kekkon surutte mama ga itte ta
hibi henka suru waga jinsei
nanto kasurukkyanainda jinsei
Wow Wow Yeah ! Yeah !
onnanokotte fushigi sukoshi DEINJAA na renai
motome nagara ikite iru
Wow Wow Yeah ! Yeah !
shoujiki itte charai aitsu ni chotto I LOVE YOU
dou yatte kyori jiji me you ka na?
hontou wa ne sou kuyashii maketakunai
sekai de ichiban HAPPY
mezasun damon
sorosoro
chicchai kono mune ni himeru yabou tachi
yuuki motte mina ni tsutaenakya
somosomo
otokonoko ni motomeru jouken wa
kyuushuu ryoku nebari you ryou wa yoku
[Su/Ok] chiisana koro shinjiteta
[Ya/Na/Ha] ookiku nareba TEREBI de te
[Su/Ok] kawaifuku de uta wo utau to
[Ya/Na/Ha] itsunomanika ai dokusho
[Su/Ok] BAITO zashi to FASSHON shi
[Ya/Na/Ha] tomodachi to mawashi yomi shiteru
ano ko ni mata ikemen no
kare ga dekin no fukouhei
Wow Wow Yeah ! Yeah !
onnanokotte RAIBARU ni maketakunaishi ganbaru
oomie kitte fuku mo kau
Wow Wow Yeah ! Yeah !
shoujiki itte KACCHOII ano ko ni chotto JERASHII
dou yatte dashinukou kashira?
hontou wa ne sabori tai toki mo aru
sekai de ichiban HAPPY
mezasu wa tada
Wow Wow Yeah ! Yeah !
onnanokotte RAIBARU ni maketakunaishi ganbaru
oomie kitte fuku mo kau
Wow Wow Yeah ! Yeah !
shoujiki itte KACCHOII ano ko ni chotto JERASHII
dou yatte dashinukou kashira?
hontou wa ne sabori tai toki mo aru
sekai de ichiban HAPPY
mezasu wa tada
Album : Sekaiichi HAPPY na Onna no Ko
Lyric : Tsunku (つんく)
Kanji Source : littleoslo
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