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I\'m getting married tomorrow

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ひろみん

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I have started posting, but it is quite irregular. Feel free to relax... My favorite was supposed to be Miku-sama, but as I was creating it, I didn't know what direction I wanted to take... From Kemonomimi girls to loli, yuri, and even a little creepy, there is a mix of cute and creepy (no discipline). I like Hatsune Miku, beast ears girls.

.. .. .. … In the title, insert a blank line after fishing... Well, I\'m not getting married lol Actually, I\'m already married. NSP \"Hachijuhachiya\": Released in 1978, this is the 13th single. This is the first song written by vocalist Amano from a female perspective. That in itself is a common occurrence in the world of folk songs... When the idea of ​​marriage emerges that it is better to marry the person you love second, rather than the person you love the most, you get a different impression. But if you do something like that... Is the “Omokagebashi” you posted earlier the person you liked the most? By the way, Hachijuhachiya is the 88th day counting from the first day of spring, and is in the midst of Golden Week. Even though it\'s supposed to be the time of year when it gets hotter as we approach summer, the lyrics of this song say, ``It\'s going to get warm soon.\'\' That\'s because the members of NSP, including Mr. Amano who wrote the lyrics, are from Iwate Prefecture. It\'s still cold even in early May, and the wind is said to be cold (3rd berth of \"Yayoi Tsumetai Kaze\") Apparently the best time to see the cherry blossoms was originally around that time... Well, this is the end of the NSP motif song. But the songs these days have a certain kind of emotion to them. Before the bubble period, the world was still a little poor, but people still tried their best to live. In the lost 20 years (almost 30 years now) since the bursting of the bubble economy, the number of people known as the working poor has increased, and it is no longer possible to live such an emotional life. We can\'t have dreams or hopes these days...

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