Chinsagu No Hana - Ryuichi Sakamoto video free download


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Chinsagu no hana ya chinsachi ni sumiti uya no yushi gututoya chimu ni sumire (red of balsam flower colour finger tips but parents words colour one's mind)

yoru harasu funiya nirufabushi miate wannacheru uyaya wando miate (sailing in the dark, one is in need of the starlight but old parents are in need of me)

ten no muribusiya yumiba yumarisiga, uya no yushigutoya, yumin naran (One can count the number of stars, but one cannot count parents love and wisdom)

-- Chinsagu No Hana - Ryuichi Sakamoto, from Cherry Blossom - Hanami movie.

Although the stars in the sky are countable, the teachings of my parents are not.

Just as ships that run in the night are guided to safety by the North star,

I am guided by my parents who gave birth to me and watch over me.

There's no point in possessing magnificent jewelry if you don't maintain it;

people who maintain their bodies will live life wonderfully.

The desires of the person who lives sincerely will always run true

and as a result she will prosper.

You can do anything if you try, but you can't if you don't.

Just as my fingernails are stained with the pigment from balsam flowers,

my heart is painted with the teachings of my parents.

Comments

9 years ago

Reid Originals

So beautiful!

9 years ago

Tammy Blake

I just viewed the last twenty minutes Japanese Story and heard this song. Very moving and causes you to be still in reflection.

9 years ago

Donna Vincent

I love this music cause it is so relaxing. After a long day this and a glass of wine makes my day

9 years ago

yuki taki

TOURNE EN BOUCLE SUR MON PC MAGNIFIQUE

9 years ago

5Momijichan5

Cherry Blossoms/Hanami & Japanese Story

9 years ago

Michael Hustoles

Beautiful & timeless !

10 years ago

Diana Dogan

This song always brings tears to my eyes ;(

10 years ago

ripperduck

A great soundtrack that befits an amazingly evocative movie....

10 years ago

1953pepito

Quelle gravité, quelle beauté, s'en est bouleversant. Merci à Sakamoto de nous avoir permis de découvrir ce magnifique chant traditionnel.

10 years ago

Thibault Marconnet

This music is a peace for my soul. Thanks a lot, guruput !

11 years ago

gustavo eduardo diaz baiz

GREATTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT

12 years ago

Romulo de almeida portella

o som dos instrumentos são su aves mas fortes

12 years ago

Yoshi Yoshi

me encanta! Te espero en Argentina!!!!

12 years ago

Mohammed Salah

Cherry Blossoms :)

12 years ago

jearystreet

This reminds me of my two visits to Ishigaki and Iriomote. I love the eerie touch Ruichi Sakamoto added to the original. It's an intersection of tradition, history, and artistic genius.

12 years ago

solla mikanagui

お酒を飲んで帰ってたところ。シャワーを浴びて、塩おにぎりと白菜の浅漬けを食べました。そろそろ寝ようかなと思っています。深夜なので、こういう音楽を落としていきます。坂本龍一の、あまり評価されることのない〈Virgin〉時代のアルバムから。三線と歌はオキナワチャンズ、パーカッションはブルキナファソのFarafinaというバンドのメンバー、カーツワイルとプロフェット5を教授が弾いてます。どうやらサンシンとパーカッションは一発録りだったようです。よく聞くと、三線が走りがちなの、わかるかな?パーカッション隊がそれに寄り添いながら抑え修正していく。そこに教授の即興のプロフェット5が被さる。たいへん美しいです。この時代の教授はセールスも悪かったようで悩んでたそうだけど、こうやって聴くとほんとにプロデューサーとしてのセンスはすごいなあと思うです。+++Ryuichi Sakamoto - Beauty Virgin JapanVJD-32235CD, Album Japan 1989 Folk Rock, Pop Rock, Abstract, Downtempo, Synth-pop

12 years ago

Udui1o1

The title should be Tinsagu Nu Hana (The Balsam Flower) This is a Okinawan Children's Lullabye sung to their children by Okinawans in their language. This is not Japanese being sung. The voices are the original Nene's from Okinawa who sang with Sakamoto. These are not his lyrics or rhythm but he has put his own spin to make it a haunting piece. The Ryukyus & the indigenous people of these islands have created a beautiful culture of arts, music until the Japanese overthrew their Kingdom

13 years ago

Irishlass18

The lyrics to this song are absolutely amazing. So moving and powerful. This piece is a very evocative piece that I can happily listen to over and over again. Thank you for sharing it!

13 years ago

Ar Chekeni

Very beautiful. This is the piece by the Japanese composer, Ryuichi Sakamoto, which was also included in the movie, The Japanese Story. I found the music more befitting in Doris Dorrie's Cherry Blossoms. There is this deep feeling of longing that rarely is evoked in works of art.

13 years ago

baileycatmom

Thank you so much for posting this. The movie Cherry Blossoms was so beautiful and I've fallen in love with this song. My son fell asleep tonight, listening to this. Just gorgeous!

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