Teresa Teng (鄧麗君)　

A famous Taiwanese singer who boomed in Japan during 70'-early '90.
She released many Japanese songs and awarded the several prizes as well.
I love her round face, sweet voice and attitude towards politics, though she passed away on May 8, 1995 at the age of 42 due to a severe asthma attack in Thailand.
Seeing the video, I feel missing her so much!
Since I have been studying Chinese lately,
I decided to memorize one of her best songs in Chinese...

Japanese title : 時の流れに身をまかせ
Chinese title: 我只在乎你

Comments

~Chow Wo Man~ said…

Oh my God she died on my birthday.

Thank God of course we still have Faye Wong

Thanks for posting video.

1 July 2008 at 11:50

Rimokana said…

Momoさん、ボクはこの曲が好きです。
ちょっと気恥ずかしくなるほどの
熱烈 Love Songですね。

你问我爱你有多深我爱你有几分
我的情也真我的爱也真
月亮代表我的心你问我爱你有多深
我爱你有几分
我的情不移我的爱不变
月亮代表我的心
轻轻的一个吻已经打动我的心
深深的一段情教我思念到如今
你问我爱你有多深我爱你有几分
你去想一想你去看一看
月亮代表我的心

26 September 2010 at 22:24

Hiking @ Mt. Fuji

Pictures of Mt. Fuji where one of spiritual places in Japan. You can drive to halfway up the mountain. It's about two hours hiking course from there. Many people like to try climbing up Mt. Fuji. It's a popular way that people spend a night at a co ttage and start around 2am to see sun rise at the top, however I have never tried it. R einforcement work is under way as mountain slope is sliding down. I didn't make any effort, instead I just felt autumn there. It was a clear day after rainy days that took off orange osmanthus petals. Fujisan with rainbow Rain cleanses us and brings next season.

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Lost in Translation

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Strong coffee & flavored tea

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