Eminjo Rakontas is currently working as a Coordinator for International Relations in Japan.
She learned to play the piano from the age of six, dabbles in Tin Whistle, majored in Music and Audio Technology, and started learning the shamisen from Sep 2017. She has also self-studied the Japanese Language upon turning 13, and has obtained a Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) N1 certificate in 2016.
She admires and respects,
Seiyuu: Park Romi for her skills in protraying young boys Inoue Marina for her expressive voice as Armin
Composer: Kajiura Yuki for her stylistic approach Arranger: Tuomas Holopainen for his skill to weave classical and metal music seamlessly together Musician: Agatsuma Hiromitsu for his shamisen skills
script yume wo mitanda ano yume no naka ni, minna ga shiawase deshita. anata mo, watashi mo, riyuu mo naku, isshoni waraimashita. ano sekai wa utsukushii. sensou ya mondai nado, okorazuni, heiwa na basho deshita. souzou dekiru? anna sekai. dekinai deshou? datte, me no mae no zankoku na sekai wa nante minikui na basho desu kara. naze sensou ga aru no? naze ningen, otagai, koroshi awanekereba naranai no? eien ni ikereba, zutto ikereba, ii na. yappari okashii kana? sore wa, anata ga suki desu kara. moshi hontouni shindara, mou anata no kao ga mienai. sore wa dondake kowai no ka, wakaru? isshoni waraitai, isshoni zutto ikitai. anata mo sou negatteiru? ima, watashi wa mada tayori ni mo naranai kodomo dakedo itsuka... nanika no yaku ni tateru kamo shirenai kara. isshokenmei ganbaru kara. rippa na ningen ni naru made ni, ganbarimasu no de, matte kurenai ka?
Cada vez que la escucho me llena de las mismas emociones, me mueve el corazón la manera en la que tocas, gracias por tan maravillosa melodía y por compartir tu partitura, trataré de replicar tu obra maestra. 💜 Un saludo desde Colombia
Hi, this sheet music was written by my shamisen teacher. If you would like to purchase it, you can contact him directly on his website at yanokichi.wordpress.com/
You'll have to find a way to download this video off of RU-vid (Google should help). Mute the original sound, record the vocals and add in the music later by searching for the appropriate ost and then matching them up to the places in the video. That was what I did.
