Kimi ga haita shiroi iki ga Ima yukkuri kaze ni notte Sora ni ukabu kumo no naka ni Sukoshi zutsu kiete yuku Toku takai sora no naka de Te o nobasu shiroi kumo Kimi ga haita iki o sutte Pokkari to ukan deru **Zutto mukashi no koto no yoda ne Kawamo no ue o kumoga nagareru Terikaesu hizashi o sakete Nokishita ni nemuru inu Omoide mo ano sora no naka ni Sukoshi zutsu kiete yuku Kono sora no muko gawa no wa Mou hitotsu no aoi sora Dare mo inai sora no naka ni Pokkari to ukabu kumo (Repeat ** and *) Sukoshi zutsu kiete yuku
The great poems always seem familiar. Like you could have written them yourself. This is because the best poets draw deeply from this human experimce we all share.
I like to think of the comment section as the Master’s diner, where people in all walks of life come together to share a simple meal. This song helps me remember how often we overlook the simple things in life, to slow things down and just appreciate the night.
I thought the show was set in an older Japan, but to my suprised people have cellphones. It seems that in some parts of Japan time have stopped and the old and new intermingled.
Believe it or not, it's a rewrite of an old Irish Folk Song, "A Pretty Maid Milking Her Cow." Here's Judy Garland singing it, ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-n_6bjxM0GSw.html and here's the Baltimore Consort and Custer LaRue, ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-pLu-wgbhIrY.html
N'wahs With Attitude, this was a great show about a small diner in Vivec city that only had Nix Hound belly stew on the menu but would always serve sujamma and bittergreen tea saltrice at request. Some folks dislike subtitles but watching in the original Dunmeris is so beautiful.
Am besten Schlafe ich na von Autobahnen. Weil ich als Baby immer dabei war, als Ivano, Czeslaw und Mami auf Rastolätzen warteten. In Holland und Deutschland. Vater hat einmal seinen Lada in Holland verkauft. Dann mussten wir zurück trampen.
I believe this song is the most beautiful ode and anthem for every small restaurant or mobile snack bar operator in Japan. In Europe, the Austrian Peter Alexander sang the song "The Little Pub", a homage to the small, privately run neighborhood bars.
If you love this show but also take walks during the noght where the sky is Pitch Black and you only see the Street Lights, if you live in a secure place. I recommend listening to this song as you observe around, is quite the feeling.
Our breath ascends into the heavens, patiently awaiting its return as nourishing rain. It's part of an eternal cycle. Why not savor life's moments more fully? After all, our existence is but a series of fleeting breaths.
I cry every time I hear this, but I can’t understand Japanese. Such a beautiful song, and an incredible series I wish they would create many more seasons.
Making miso soup here tonight. I have an antique plane to make the bonito shards, and I have the seaweed, all from Japan. Before Midnight Diner we didn't know from dashi. We always think of the show when we make the soup. My wife thinks making the dashi takes too long, but I won't give in. The soup is so much better than miso-paste-plus-water. I wish I could see the show again for the first time.
Kimi ga haita shiroi iki ga ima yukkuri kazeninotte soraniukabu kumo no naka ni sukoshizutsu kiete yuku tōku takai sora no naka de tewonobasu shiroi kumo-kun ga haita iki o sutte pokkari to ukan deru** zutto mukashi no koto no yōda ne kawamo no ue o kumo ga nagareru terikaesu hizashi o sakete nokishita ni nemuru inu omoide mo ano sora no naka ni sukoshi dzutsu kiete yuku kono sora no mukō-gawa ni wa mō hitotsu no aoi sora daremoinai sora no naka ni pokkari to ukabu kumo sukoshizutsu kiete yuku
