Japanese Music? What's the difference between?
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I googled and found it. It definitely includes "Hone Made Aishite". It also includes a karaoke version of that song.\n\nYahoo!ショッピング - 城卓矢/なつめろ全曲集＊城卓矢\nhttp://store.yahoo.co.jp/edigi-wave/toct-25428.html
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I like the Japanese a lot. I lived and taught English as a second language there for almost two years and got to know the country and the people pretty well. The Japanese tend to be very friendly and polite. Compared to most cultures, like ours here in the states, they are exceedingly well-mannered. They also love to laugh and smile, which is very refreshing. I felt very comfortable there despite being a gaijin (outsider, foreigner, alien, whatever). I really enjoyed my time there and often miss it. I'd love to go back one day...
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Well, not two many differences.\n\nSony is the most expensive of course and I think no American would like to buy a Japanese good, not at all!!!!!
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I am! I don't really listen to much Korean music, cause I'm whitewashed! Haha. I prefer hip hop trance, slow songs, almost everything. I will listen to korean music now and then. but i dont know any popular artist.
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In English, Sanctuary.\n\nIn Japanese, Passion.\n\nYou can download both HERE: http://bluelaguna.net/music/kh2ostsoundtrack/mp3s.php
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Sounds hokkien, which i'm supposed to know but i don't. Need to tell me where you heard it from.
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http://www.inuyashajourney.com/Music.php
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Don't go with Amazon. They import Japanese edition cds, so an album will typically set you back $40.\nI suggest buying Japanese albums from www.annyoung.com\nIt's main focus is Korean music, but they have a wide selection of Korean-version Japanese cds as well. Just check out their J-pop section or search for your favorite artists. The Japanese cds are typically $12-$16. (While the cds are Korean version, the tracks are the same as the Japanese versions, and the cover art and booklet are usually in Japanese, with a special Korean insert that has the translation.)\nAnnyoung also has fast shipping and great customer service.\n\nIf you can't find what you are looking for on Annyoung, then I would suggest www.YesAsia.com. They have a wider selection than Annyoung, but their prices are a little higher and are less efficient with shipping. YesAsia is especially good for getting Jpop posters and other fan goods.
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for me,Japanese is more creative.=)
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In Japanese, there is a phonetic character set (two, actually) called kana, consisting of 46 symbols each. There are only 46 distinct syllable sounds in the Japanese language. Japanese computers typically have a keyboard with each of these 46 characters mapped out. Alternatively, you can use the Roman alphabet to spell out these 46 sounds.\n\nChinese can also be entered phonetically. There are also some input methods that involve entering a character piece by piece, since complex Chinese characters are often composed of smaller, distinct pieces. This entry method can be supported with a relatively simple keyboard of 24 keys, each of which represents one or more of these pieces.
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Arashi? ^_^ I've heard of them, but I didn't like the songs I heard :&#92;\n\na friend of mine loves Matsumoto Jun though...she's been bugging me to send her the file clips from Utawara with him and KAT-TUN ^_-\n\nIf you listen to any other jpop music, email me, ok? ^_^ Always good to meet new Jfans:)\n\n~Angel (angel_9_lives @ yahoo.com )
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Hiragana and katakana are japanese.... Kanji are chinese characters \n\nKtakana are used for loan words \n\nthere are about 1000 Kanji that some pupils must learn depending on what stage ...
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Your right, western music is based off the twelve note chromatic scale; wheras eastern music uses a totally different a-tonal pattern; which gives it that 'ethereal' sound. I could write a lot more about it, but it's way early in the morning, and my brain isn't up to speed yet...\n\nHope this helps!
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inuyasha's fuki mori (i know i spelled that wrong but that's ok cuz it's in japanise. it means deep forest. ironically, im listening to it right now...) i love it cuz it always makes me remember my ex bf...isn't that wierd? he has nothing to do with that song it just reminds me of him for somereason and that makes me happy...that's so wierd huh?
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traditional something. but not necessarily the "normal" one. mine was traditional scottish in america to a japanese wife. in a church, with bagpipes, kilt and 9 foot dress for my wife. then a normal one in japan, ie, not traditional (you need to live in japan to realize that few modern couples have traditional japanese weddings) - i would have prefered the traditional japanese to the "western style" that they did.
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Try these links below- \nhttp://www.muchmusic.net/search/node/jap\nhttp://www.isc.u-toyama.ac.jp/~hamada/so\nhttp://www.kpop.bww2.com
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http://japanese.about.com/blbeginner.htm