"Iihi Tabidachi" - Chihiro Onitsuka

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  • possible-san
    possible-san

    "Iihi Tabidachi" - Chihiro Onitsuka

    Although this is the music which I already introduced, I introduce once again here.
    I love this music.

    Well, this video shows us the scenery of "Kyoto" in Japan.
    That place saves the scenery of 1200 years ago.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBDVDeupbhc

    Lyrics: http://lyrics.wikia.com/%E9%AC%BC%E6%9D%9F%E3%81%A1%E3%81%B2%E3%82%8D_(Chihiro_Onitsuka):%E3%81%84%E3%81%84%E6%97%A5%E6%97%85%E7%AB%8B%E3%81%A1%E3%83%BB%E8%A5%BF%E3%81%B8

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pS3d9DgqDhA

    possible

  • nancy drew
    nancy drew

    Kyoto looks beautiful did you know that it was on the target list for an atomic bomb in ww2. The only reason it was removed was because the us secretary of war henry l. stimson had gone on his honeymoon there decades before and loved the place and didn't want it bombed.

    Strange how things like that can change the course of history otherwise that city would look very different today and the people living there would not be alive.

    I have never understood the dropping of bombs on cities of men women and children.

  • possible-san
    possible-san

    Hi, nancy drew.

    Well, although it is a talk which is completely unrelated to that music ...

    Kyoto looks beautiful did you know that it was on the target list for an atomic bomb in ww2. The only reason it was removed was because the us secretary of war henry l. stimson had gone on his honeymoon there decades before and loved the place and didn't want it bombed.

    Although I do not know the situation of the United States of those days, I think that perhaps all the cities in Japan were targets.
    I think that Japan of those days was probably strong, so that they had to do such thing.
    When the U.S. Forces war with a foreign country today, the U.S. does not need to use nuclear weapons.

    Strange how things like that can change the course of history otherwise that city would look very different today and the people living there would not be alive.

    Indeed.

    But I think that the Japanese people would rebuild Kyoto.
    Because, that is all wooden, and the building to be maintained for 1200 years does not exist.

    I have never understood the dropping of bombs on cities of men women and children.

    Probably that is not most U.S. people's emotion/opinion.
    I appreciate your comment.


    possible

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