i want this song to play at my wedding. i want this song to play at my funeral party to brighten the mood. i want to hear this song live. i want this song to play everywhere i go. what a musical genius.
Omg the dude is just editing his trip in the most genuine way ever: i slept under a tree, I had oysters and all. i would pay'10 bucks to watch a movie like that but ... hollywood cannot provide that anymore
I've been listening to this man for a while now, I'm Hispanic/asian and I would love to hear japanese people's perspective on this song, but unfortunately I don't understand japanese, anyways I love this song so much..it's amazing..
Same thing, I’m french and listening to his music for a while now, that’s so good. I don’t know if he is famous or not in Japan, I’d like to know japanese people thoughts on his music and his career. And glad to see that Takanaka’s music bring us all together!
@@pierrenoss4351 I don't know entirely for sure but while looking through his live stuff, I noticed that the majority of his concerts are in Japan so I'd assume the majority of his fanbase is from there. He has done some collaborations with some notable people from the the west such as Santana and Little Richard but it seems only recently that through youtube, he has gotten a decently big following outside of Japan. I can't say all of this for certain though as I also live in Europe
I am obsessed with the video (of course music too). But the video has something. I lived in Gran Canaria for a while and I believe the video was recorded there, or at least partially. Iwould love to learn more about the video. Does anyone have any info?
Dato curioso: hay un gran número de de japoneses nacionalizados en Brasil. Desde la gran migración posterior a la segunda guerra mundial, muchos lograron un gran impacto cultural y económico positivo. Takanaka admira la música samba y otros ritmos latinoamericanos.
Aún recuerdo cuando escuche esta canción ya casi 15 años ! Gracias a radio NHK radio Internacional de Japón onda corta Cuarta banda ! Gracias quien subió el vídeo !
Hace poco (27 de Marzo) cerraron la transmision en la 5985khz lastimosamente, la tenia ganas de escuchar por tu comentario pero me es imposible con la radio analogica, asi que sera por internet, saludos de argentina
@@octapesarini es una pena yo escuché radio NHK radio internacional de Japón Cuarta Banda onda corta el año 2002 ! cuando yo tenía 13 años pero ya se escuchaba ese año que muchas radio estaban por desaparecer por el Internet una de ellas fue radio Austria internacional el año 2002 desapareció después les siguio el año 2005 BBC de Londres , pero me quedo con radio NHK con sus transmisiones en español ponían musica City Pop ahi escuche este tema musical de oh tengo suerte de MASAYOSHI TAKANAKA , también los cuantos japoneses historias de la segunda guerra mundial testimonios de soldados japoneses allá por el año 2004 y 2005 , ya sólo queda recuerdos pero tengo las grabaciones cada vez que puedo las escucho ! Saludos desde Tacna Perú !
just all of me video from him: my'saturday morning jogging has never been that wonderful. Doubled the distance, saw the fishes'end the birds and the magic of'the trees
This is what a true soundscape sounds like. Amazing layering, amazing guitar tones, super catchy guitar melody. Everything about this song is just perfect.
Muito bom, escutei esse disco ao acaso pela recomendação do RU-vid em 2021, e desde então sou grato, pois até então não vivi essa geração, visto que nasci em 95’.
@@dansamolewicz3462 No fucking way, Rainbow Goblins is my favorite album of Takanaka, you know where I can get an used copy for cheap? In eBay the new ones are like 50usd lol
I discovered Takanaka san with this song back in April 2021, before graduating from catering school. It goes without saying that I absolutely fell in love with his music and I couldn’t believe that something could bring me so much joy that easily, just by listening. Summer 2021, I was working as a tuktuk driver in my hometown. Spent the whole summer with Takanaka’s music in my hears, from morning to sunset, driving around, meeting nice people, going to the beach. Sun was blazing, life was great. I remember that particular moment when I finished work and went back home with a pizza, driving in the sunset and listening to Good (bad?) old days. 3 years later, about to graduate from college with my master degree, I still listen to his music with the same passion and untouched emotions. I remember the good old days of summer 2021, I miss it but I’m so happy I’ve lived it. Things have changed but thankfully Takanaka’s music is here to help me realize that life is precious. I plan to travel to Japan for the first time for a couple of months next November and I know which song I’m gonna listen to during the landing :)
Music videos now: Lots of sexualization of women, "look at me im so rich" Takanaka Music videos: YOOOOO look at this water! I'm drivin a car! Lemme take a nap on this tree! I love the genuine simplicity and wholesomeness.
