Ahaha I'm the one who recommended eien no akuruhi and aitakute. I got called out! 😂 I'm glad you enjoyed the piano and strings version. It's a shame that so few people talk about aitakute. It's a tremendous song. If you wanna hear Ado do something different, check out her cover of kawaikute gomen. It's super cute.
Hey its you! Ofc, I had to give you credit even though I didn't remember your username, but next time I'll try. That's unfortunate, I'm guessing most people just flock to Ado's most chaotic and energetic songs. I'll add that one to the list, I've actually listened to the og version already.
That was a *wonderful reaction.* I think it was a good choice to react to both versions, and the order of the reactions to the versions. When we have the meaning and the image of the song in our mind, the *beautiful sounds of Piano & String* and the *powerful voice of Ado* shake our emotions. I would also like to thank the person who recommended this.
@@oddsamurai1 I have never seen *"Kaguya-sama wa kokurasetai".* Probably you may know about the *name 'Kaguya'.* *Princess Kaguya* is the name of the main character in a 1,000-year-old Japanese story called "The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter". There might be similar stories all over the world. In the story, one day, an old man found a baby at a glowing bamboo, took her home, and raised her with his wife. She (princess Kaguya) grew up beautiul and many rich men proposed to her. But one day the princess said "At the next full moon, a messenger from the moon will come and I must return to the moon". Since princess Kaguya is the main character of such a story, for Japanese, the name 'Kaguya' is assosiated to beautiul (maybe mysterious) girl/woman.
@@AkihikoKoga I recommend checking Kaguya-sama wa kokurasetai, its a pretty good anime with romance, comedy and drama. In fact one of the main characters talks about the Kaguya-sama tale to the character with that name so I know the bare basics. Still, didn't cross my mind when listening to the song, so its near you brought it up. Japanese folklore tales feel very unique, like Momotaro, but similar messages definitely can be found in western fairy tales.
Jaane, since other people don't seem to comment much, I'd like to recommend Ado's *"Sunflower (向日葵)"* . Any time is fine. The taste would be similar to Aitakute, and if you do Ado so soon and so many times, this would become a Ado reaction RUclips corner. It has English subtitles. I don't know if there is a live version.
Thanks for commenting often, I appreciate it. I'll add that to the list, its the fourth one there now. But yes I was thinking of spacing them out, to not burn out on Ado and there's other stuff I want to react to as well.
@@oddsamurai1 Thank you very much for adding it. > ... thinking of spacing them out ... It is a nice idea. I would also be happy if an good event were to happen when I had forgotten about it. I'll be waiting with a long neck like an ancient sea dragon even if it's for a year or ten years.
@@oddsamurai1 In Japan, we have a proverb that says, "If you are a freeloader to somebody's house, request refills of rice apologetically," so to avoid being too noisy, I will write all of the following additional comments in lowercase. i checked to see if there was a live version of ado's sunflower (himawari) on RUclips, but there was only one uploaded by a fan, so a reaction to just the music video would be fine for me. i'm not particularly rushing you. any time is fine. since you seemed wondering whether to do a live performance or not last time, so i will tell you, for sunflower and for me, the music video alone is enough.
Ahaha I'm the one who recommended eien no akuruhi and aitakute. I got called out! 😂
I'm glad you enjoyed the piano and strings version. It's a shame that so few people talk about aitakute. It's a tremendous song.
If you wanna hear Ado do something different, check out her cover of kawaikute gomen. It's super cute.
Hey its you! Ofc, I had to give you credit even though I didn't remember your username, but next time I'll try.
That's unfortunate, I'm guessing most people just flock to Ado's most chaotic and energetic songs. I'll add that one to the list, I've actually listened to the og version already.
That was a *wonderful reaction.*
I think it was a good choice to react to both versions, and the order of the reactions to the versions.
When we have the meaning and the image of the song in our mind, the *beautiful sounds of Piano & String* and the *powerful voice of Ado* shake our emotions. I would also like to thank the person who recommended this.
@@AkihikoKoga I'm glad you liked it, and how I did things felt right!
@@oddsamurai1 I have never seen *"Kaguya-sama wa kokurasetai".* Probably you may know about the *name 'Kaguya'.*
*Princess Kaguya* is the name of the main character in a 1,000-year-old Japanese story called "The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter". There might be similar stories all over the world. In the story, one day, an old man found a baby at a glowing bamboo, took her home, and raised her with his wife. She (princess Kaguya) grew up beautiul and many rich men proposed to her. But one day the princess said "At the next full moon, a messenger from the moon will come and I must return to the moon".
Since princess Kaguya is the main character of such a story, for Japanese, the name 'Kaguya' is assosiated to beautiul (maybe mysterious) girl/woman.
@@AkihikoKoga I recommend checking Kaguya-sama wa kokurasetai, its a pretty good anime with romance, comedy and drama. In fact one of the main characters talks about the Kaguya-sama tale to the character with that name so I know the bare basics. Still, didn't cross my mind when listening to the song, so its near you brought it up. Japanese folklore tales feel very unique, like Momotaro, but similar messages definitely can be found in western fairy tales.
@@oddsamurai1 Thank you for your recommendation.🙂
Jaane, since other people don't seem to comment much, I'd like to recommend Ado's *"Sunflower (向日葵)"* . Any time is fine. The taste would be similar to Aitakute, and if you do Ado so soon and so many times, this would become a Ado reaction RUclips corner. It has English subtitles. I don't know if there is a live version.
Thanks for commenting often, I appreciate it.
I'll add that to the list, its the fourth one there now. But yes I was thinking of spacing them out, to not burn out on Ado and there's other stuff I want to react to as well.
@@oddsamurai1 Thank you very much for adding it.
> ... thinking of spacing them out ...
It is a nice idea. I would also be happy if an good event were to happen when I had forgotten about it. I'll be waiting with a long neck like an ancient sea dragon even if it's for a year or ten years.
@@oddsamurai1 In Japan, we have a proverb that says, "If you are a freeloader to somebody's house, request refills of rice apologetically," so to avoid being too noisy, I will write all of the following additional comments in lowercase.
i checked to see if there was a live version of ado's sunflower (himawari) on RUclips, but there was only one uploaded by a fan, so a reaction to just the music video would be fine for me. i'm not particularly rushing you. any time is fine. since you seemed wondering whether to do a live performance or not last time, so i will tell you, for sunflower and for me, the music video alone is enough.