Saturday, November 20, 2010

Crush Of The Day: Mizukawa Asami

As Asuka in Yume Wo Kanaeru Zo
Well, it only took me up til episode 4 of Yume Wo Kanaeru Zo to realize that it doesn’t matter that the drama is wacky beyond belief because Mizukawa Asami is just too damn SEXY and FUN in this! I thought I knew what a great comedic actress she was from those zany “Eri My Love” episodes, but MAN, watching her throw herself into character going into furious conniptions, ecstatic jumping around, dramatic sobbing, and energetic yelling (not to mention regularly kicking elephant God Ganesha’s butt) just totally caught me off guard and pummeled me into submission with love and adoration for the pretty and petite girl!!
Though the first time I laid eyes on her was in the Domoto Tsuyoshi comedy 33pun Tantei, it was her classy and elegant portrayals in Nodame Cantabile (as violinist Kiyora) and Last Friends (as sexy Flight Attendant Eri) that attracted me to her, and it was a guest appearance on Shin Domoto Kyodai, where she showed how giggly and cutesy she was that captured my heart! After her turn as a morose gothic Lolita in Oishi Gohan, I knew this girl was going to end up being one of my favorite actresses!
As Eri in Last Friends
As Kiyora in Nodame Cantabile
Though I loved her in the ensemble cast dramas she’d been in, what I really longed for was to see Asami in a starring vehicle of her own so I could see just what she was really capable of…strangely enough, out of ALL the projects she's been in, that drama happened to be Yume Wo Kanaeru Zo!
I mentioned before about how the crazy screeching and hollering style of the show was giving me a MAJOR HEADACHE (I had the same problem with Anna San No Omame), but by the end of Episode Three, I was having too much fun watching Asami turning into a colorful cartoon character come to life as the slings and arrows of misfortune beset her!
Gaman Dekinai!!! Dramatic Asami in Yume Wo Kanaeru Zo
Because I’d seen her in those dramas all around the same time, I naturally figured she was an actress who was just starting out, imagine my surprise when I went onto the mighty Dramawiki and found that not only had Asami been around since at least 1997, she’d appeared in many on the dramas I’d watched, like Odoru Daisousasen, P.A. Private Actress and even an early appearance in TABLOID as an Idol turned Nude Shashinshuu model!
in TABLOID, circa 1998
In Odoru Daisousasen, 1997
One thing that’s really interesting is that even at this early stage, she still had that one-of-a kind, easily identifiable scratchy voice that I love her so much for! Listening to Asami explain that her purse got stolen on the train to the police in Odoru Daisosasen, I had to laugh, saying to myself, “HAHAHA, That’s my Asami, all Right!”

Friday, November 19, 2010

The Comedic Side of Maya Miki

Just started watching the 2007 Yumiko Shaku comedy HIMITSU NO HANAZONO, and though Yumiko-chan was as cute and adorable as one might expect, the actress who had me rolling on the floor with laughter was none other than sexy Maya Miki, better known as "That Forensics Scientist in GALILEO"!
Playing Yumiko's Eccentric Boss Kawamura Ryoko, Maya's just hilarious in every scene she's in, from falling into the arms of a young prince Charming......only to be accidentally dropped when he can't hold onto her and his phone at the same time...
Going on a sightseeing tour with her senior citizen co-workers to visit buddha stones, rising her head up too early, and finally saying "I can't deal with this" AHAHAHA
Failing at that old ritual of picking the petals of a flower while reciting he loves me, he loves me not...
Or being there for Kayo as she opens a birthday present, to have the gift pop out with a prank spring snake that shoots high in the air...and then to have the snake come to a crashing end by bouncing off her head! AHAHAHAHAHAHA!
This comedic side of Maya is one that I haven't seen before, even in ZETTAI KARESHI she played pretty much the straight man for all the hijinks going on THERE, and coming off seeing her as Yuriko Yoshitaka's heartbroken mother weeping her eyes out week after week in the tragic drama MIOKA, I have to say that it's a refreshing change, indeed!!!


PS: among other great things besides the lovely Ms. Maya Miki, and deliciously curvy Shaku Yumiko, the show features one of the best theme songs with Amuro Namie's "Baby Don't Cry" and the most wonderful video montages to accompany it, so sweet and gentle...
Namie's voice is so soothing in this one, every time the credits run, I get a warm feeling in my heart! And for hours after i've watched an episode, the tune will keep playing in my head!

Shaku Yumiko eating Fruit Cake

Thursday, November 18, 2010

2LDK: An Eiko Koike/Maho Nonami SLUGFEST!

Clash Of The Titans: Nonami Maho and Koike Eiko
Man, what a ride! Just got finished watching explosive thriller “2LDK”, the violent dark comedy about two highly wound up actresses sharing an apartment as they wait for the results of a movie part they’ve both auditioned for.

The two girls couldn’t be more opposite of each other: Nozomi (Koike Eiko) is a quiet, organized and introverted type, while Rana (Nonami Maho) is a sexy, outspoken free-spirited girl, and with tensions rising as they wait to see which one of them will be chosen for the part of GANSTERS’ WIVES, the little irritations they have with each other (stuff like eating each other’s snacks or using each other’s shampoo) escalates from name calling to slapping each others’ faces and punching until all bets are off and the apartment turns into a battlefield of chainsaws, fire and samurai swords!
"At First I Was Like This..."
Remember that movie “Of Unknown Origin”, where Mild mannered Bart Hughes is so obsessed with catching a pesky mouse, at the end he ends up burning down his entire house to kill it? Think that, but with two pretty ‘n’ buxom gals instead of Peter Weller, and you’ve got the idea!
"But Then I Was All Like This"
Can’t say that there was too much more than that as far as any deeper story goes, but BOY was it FUN watching these two beautiful girls bash each others’ brains out in true Wile E. Coyote/ Road Runner style, til each girl is a mess of blood and bruises! I’ve just become a fan recently of Nonami Maho, and I’ve loved Eiko Koike since I first saw her as a recurring guest on DOMOTO TSUYOSHI SHOJIKI SHINDOI, and it was awesome to see them let loose and go CRAZY!!!

A Trip to the Zany Side

I love actress Mizukawa Asami to death, but her fantasy drama Yume Wo Kanaeru Zo is so unbelievable WACKY, it’s actually starting to give me a headache!
Too bad, because Asami looks soooooo pretty n sassy here, but when you’ve got a story about a magic elephant god who grants dreams, I guess one should expect things to get a bit…urusei.

Wednesday, November 17, 2010

J-Drama Diary (Of Sorts)

Mizobata Junpei, Kuroki Meisa, Abe Hiroshi in SHINZANMONO
Started watching the Abe Hiroshi crime drama SHINZANMONO, and by episode 4 it's already become just about my FAVORITE show! With fast-paced dialog, great cinematography and a big attention to details, it's got everything I love in a drama! Throw in luscious Kuroki Meisa as Abe's ex-colleague, and you've got a flat-out grand-slam show!
A well-known woman in a small community has been violently strangled to death, and it's up to newcomer detective Kaga (Abe) and his cousin/partner Shuhei (Mizobata) to track down the clues to find out just what happened that fateful day.


Each episode deals with the team interviewing a different set of people connected with the case, and while researching the facts, learn about the their occupations as well as their dark secrets. By the end of each show, they've sorted out the twisted problems of the suspects as well as gotten that much closer to solving the case!
Plus there's this HILARIOUS running gag about Kaga never being able to get his hands on a popular limited Taiyaki every day, despite the fact that he goes to the shoppe and waits in the long line patiently each day, SOMETHING comes up and he's thwarted once again!


In fact, just about the only bummer I encountered was when they had Meisa Kuroki eating a cream puff , but due to bad camera angles, I WASN'T ABLE TO GET ANY SCREENSHOTS OF HER EATING IT!!! I was, however, able to screencap the second after, where Meisa got powdered sugar all over her cute face!
Ahhh, just another great reason to wtch the show!!!

Monday, November 15, 2010

Holyland 終わり

Ishigaki Yuma and Mizutani Yuri
Just finished watching the highly entertaining drama HOLYLAND, the Ishigaki Yuma series based around Street Fighting that reminded me not just a little of INITIAL D's formula, where each episode would have the hero being challenged by a new foe with a different technique. Besides showcasing some great fight scenes, the show also featured pretty Mizutani Yuri as the love interest for the hero, always a big plus!


Watching a drama that is still in the subbing process can be an exercise in extreme patience, but to give the great IKEMEN SUBBING their credit, they never gave up on the show, and over the period of a few months, managed to "release" an episode or two pretty regularly! I started watching Holyland in late July, and was excited as could be when I checked up on the latest goings-on at d-addicts today, and found the 13th final episode up for grabs! YATTA!

Sunday, November 14, 2010

Aoi Yu Suits History Just Fine

Watching the latest episode of NHK "Taiga" Drama RYOMADEN, and I have to reiterate what I've said before about incredible actress Aoi Yu, that not only is this chick an awesome actress,  in MY opinion, NOBODY looks as gorgeous as she does when done up in period piece garb.

Somehow, her face just seems to be suited for the hair done up in that "Shimada" style, and when she's made up as geisha Omoto, draped in those silky kimono robes and done up in that bright, gaudy makeup, I find myself thinking, DAMN, that's one FRICKIN' FINE Geisha!!!
I dunno, maybe it's because I'd already seen her  on a regular basis in a kimono in OSEN, but I have to say, though there have been MANY actresses that I find very hard to get used to wearing a traditional headpiece (Ayase Haruka in JIN or Horikita Maki in ATSUHIME, to name a few) because they look so awkward and uncomfortable wearing them in the scenes, I have NEVER had this problem with Aoi Yu.
Just one of those things!
PS: This wacky Taiga Drama has had so many ups and downs, with great emotional episodes balanced with an equal amount of corny and overly melodramatic ones, but one thing is for sure, and that's when Omoto's in the scene, it's ALWAYS an interesting one! Even in this latest episode, in a room full of angry samurai, swords were unsheathed and threats were flying, but it was Aoi Yu's distraught eyes that really MADE the scene for me!

Kato Rosa eating Curry Rice

Friday, November 12, 2010

ちゅらさん...So Far

Up to Episode 23 26 of  NHK Asadora "Churasan"...Wow, with 156 Episodes and 3 Specials to go, this could take a while... Not that I'm complaining or anything, as sweetie Kuninaka Ryoko is extremely easy on the eyes...

Monday, November 8, 2010

Crush Of The Day: Kiritani Mirei

Kiritani Mirei as Sakura in Natsu No Koiwa Nijiiro 
OK, It’s official; I am totally ga-ga for Mirei Kiritani. Only took me eight episodes of Natsu no Koi wa Nijiiro ni Kagayaku to realize that this sassy girl full of SEXY ATTITUDE was my favorite character in the show, and as each episode went by, I found her getting cuter and CUTER til I just couldn’t stand it!!!
Like hamanosilence reflected, Kiritani Mirei reminds me a bit of Aragaki Yui, and her voice, sassy with a bit of a raspy touch to it, reminded me of Toda Erika….MAN What a winning combination! And besides looking terrific and wearing the prettiest, girliest clothes (all flowers and lace, YEAH!), she had a ultra-sharp condescending pout that could stop a block...
 ...As well as a few other *ahem*...appealing features...
Originally introduced into the show as a one-dimensional clichéd type of foil against Matsumoto Jun's character Taiga, Sakura was the “spoiled successful actress who whines and ruins everything”, even to the point of making Taiga her beleaguered personal assistant! At this point it seemed she was only there to make dramatic scenes in each episode and nothing more...
But then something happened- as the two worked together, they began to lose the animosity towards each other and began to respect what the other person did.
And you know, it’s funny, but the more I watched this show, the more I thought Sakura was the better choice for Taiga than Shiori(Takeuchi Yuko), the girl he was pursuing. To me, Taiga and Sakura's relationship was the most “natural” in growth: their relationship with each became closer after working together and developing a growing sense of respect and admiration for each other.
Visiting Taiga at Home
In fact, to me, it seems like Taiga grew as a person more because of his interaction with Sakura than with Shiori. It was only after seeing Sakura’s excellent acting skills and professional behavior on the set that he began to realize there was more to acting than being a spoiled kid with attitude. 
As the episodes went by, I was hoping in my heart that Taiga and Sakura would end up together, but since the drama was billed as a Matsumoto Jun/Takeuchi Yuko romantic comedy, there was never any doubt who Taiga was gonna end up with!
One of my favorite scenes is this bridge scene in the last episode. Sakura's confessed her love twice to Taiga before, and at both times, he unfeelingly brushed her feelings aside, treating her admissions as jokes. Here in the last episode, with both of them in the crossroads of their careers, she tries to confess her feelings once more. When he callously laughs her off again, this time the sassy girl gives Taiga something he's been deserving of for most of the drama...
 Checking up on Mirei’s dramawiki stats, I was pleasantly surprised to see that she’d appeared as characters I liked in both Otomen AND Hanazakari Kimitachi E!
As Kanna In Hanakimi
Funny, in Hanakimi she plays a wide-eyed girl experiencing her first love, while in Otomen, she plays yet ANOTHER jilted girl suffering from unrequited love! AHAHAHA She plays those characters just TOO WELL!
Dramatic girl! Kiritani as Oharida in Otomen

Karina eating a Roasted Sweet Potato

Saturday, November 6, 2010

Notes From "Natsu No Koi Wa Nijiiro ni Kagayaku"

Halfway through the Matsumoto Jun/Takeuchi Yuko drama"Natsu No Koi Wa Nijiiro ni Kagayaku" (Summer Love Shines In Rainbow Colors) and I just have to say how unbelievably adorable that little girl playing Yuko's daughter Umi is, She's so cute you just want to hug her to pieces!
Kobayashi Seiran
And speaking of cute of the OTHER kind, Who's this pouty and sassy "Mirei Kiritani" that's been playing that hot-ass actress Miyase Sakura? Yummy!
Kiritani Mirei
 Funny, when she was first introduced, I immediately thought of Seki Megumi, but upon closer inspection decided she wasn't quite all that. But as the episodes went on and they softened/expanded her character, I began to enjoy her scenes more and more!

Ishihara Satomi eating a Musubi

Thursday, November 4, 2010

FWIW: My Nishida Hikaru Top 60 Song List!

I've been in love with Nishida Hikaru and her music ever since I first heard her single "Melody" way back in 1996, and since then I've cherished just about every single thing she's ever done, her music ranking up there in my Top Five Favorite J-Pop artists of All-Time!! 
Besides featuring some of the catchiest, poppiest and at time sad and lovely songs, every one of Hikaru's albums and singles also have an incredible amount of sentimental significance for me, so when I was asked recently which songs of hers were in my Top Ten, I knew it wouldn't be a query I could answer without some difficulty!
In fact, when I came right down to it, I couldn't do a fave list without any less than fifty positions, because there were just too darn many songs I loved that were of equal  appreciation, and in the end, the best I could do was give a sort of "general" placement of the songs in the list.
By that I mean that a song ranked at, say, #11 isn't necessarily more loved than a song at #13, but probably more beloved than a song at #33 or so. But let's face it, I love everything Hikaru's done, and the list is merely a fun thing to look at to "spotlight" the songs of hers that have meant more to me and have gone even beyond beloved in my book!!

Z's 西田 ひかる TOP FIFTY SONG LIST! 
EDIT: Updated 12.2021

1 Kokoro Dake Sobani Iru ~Here In My Heart     -Esprit
2 Once Upon a Time     -A File Of Life
3 Meguriai     -19 Dreams
4 Miracle    -Love Always
5 Kimi no Yuuki ni Kampai!     -Esprit
6 Happy Dream    -19 Dreams
7 HAPPY EVER AFTER    -Love Always
8 Ikiterutte Subarashii   -19 Dreams
9 Dear My Soul      -Two-Four
10 Hohoemi ni Yakusoku    -19 Dreams

11 Namida Tomaranai      -Sun Dance
12 Oh My god! Da ne      -Tokimeki No Prologue
13 Tokimeite     -Esprit
14 A Song for You    -Sun Dance
15 Don't Worry Yourself     -Esprit
16 Juliette no Kuchibue       -Clear
17 C'mon! C'mon! C’mon!     -A File Of Life
18 Melody     -Single
19 Kitto Ai ga Aru     -Single
20 Rakuen Densetsu     -A File Of Life

21 BIBIDEBU    -Love Always
22 Tomodachi ni Naritai   -19 Dreams
23 Koi Wa T-Shirt    -Single
24 Sukida to Iwareta  -19 Dreams
25 Nice-Catch!      -Clear
26 Bimyou Na Kimochi    -Single
27 Dear My Friends    -Sun Dance
28 Fifteen     -Clear
29 Madobe No Secret    -Single
30 Jibun Rashiku Nareru Basho     -A File Of Life

31 Youzashi ni Kakarete    -19 Dreams
32 Aru Asa, Koi ni Tsuite Kangaetakoto     -A File Of Life
33 Watashi no No.1      -Two-Four
34 Mamoritai no...    -Love Always
35 Kesshin     -Single
36 Sore ga Hajimari     -A File Of Life
37 Tenshi Kara no Telepathy
38 Till The End Of Time    -19 Dreams
39 Dolphin Christmas    -Love Always
40 Te no Hira no Watashi      -Tokimeki No Prologue

41  Iin Jyanai    -The Singles
42  Go! Paradise (Sweet Beat Swing and Hikaru Version)    -Single
43  Tsukiyo no Ningyo    -Love Always
44 Watashi wa Watashi      -Shiawase no Katachi
45 I'm Alright ~Yasashiku Naritai~     -Two-Four
46 Jun'ai Monogatari   -Single
47 Totsuzen no Natsu      -Two-Four
48 Egao No Tane~Seeds of Smile   -Single
49 Go Beep!   -Single
50 Natural Summer Days    -Silhouette

51 Joy Train de Ikou      -Two-Four
52 Kimi No Iru Hoshi       -Single
53 Truth       -Single
54 Over The Rainbow-What a Wonderful World       -Single
55 Futari no Sora    -A File Of Life
56 Shiawase wa Kitto    -19 Dreams
57 Nakushitakunai no Anata o      -Single
58 Pun Pun Pun     -Tokimeki No Prologue
59 KISS    -Esprit
60 Suki de... Suki de... Suki na no      -Two-Four

61 Would You, Could You?      -Love For All Seasons
62 Kagayaki! Kudasai   -Sun Dance
63 Yes    -Esprit
64 Seven Wonders    -Single
65 Little Chance     -Clear

Notes:

Looking over this list, it is pretty apparent which Hikaru Albums are my favorites! The list leans quite favorably towards her middle albums, the ones that I consider her “peak” releases: Esprit, 19 Dreams, Sundance and Love Always, with a handful of faves from later releases like A File Of Life, and the album that came out just as I was getting into her, Two-Four.
The releases that seem to appear less on my list are Hikaru’s early albums, Clear, SilhouetteTokimeki No Prologue, where I always felt like she was still developing her own style and still sounding like the electronic j-pop of the early 80’s. It wasn’t until Esprit came along that I feel she came into herself, and from there, there was no stopping her!
A couple of albums that appear even more sporadically are Hikaru’s two later releases, Shiawase No Katachi and Love For All Seasons, and it’s not for lack of great songs. Though all the tracks on these albums are terrific tunes, because they came so much later than the previous albums, I'm not as sentimentally attached to them as the others!

Tabe Mikako eating Fruit Cake

Wednesday, November 3, 2010

Favorite J-Pop Singles: Tokyo Policewoman Duo / Hare Nochi Parade

Out of all the songs and singles that have made up the initial six or seven j-pop cassette mixes that first introduced me to the larger world of j-music, I’ve managed to acquire just about all of them, whether they be the actual CD singles, or in rarer instances, good MP3 copies of the songs, but there’s one that has ALWAYS eluded me, and that would be HARE NOCHI PARADE sung by the fictional group TOKYO POLICEWOMAN DUO.

On the orginal tape, Hare Nochi Parade was sandwiched between “I Miss You” By Imai Miki and “Sweet Home” by Kyoko Koizumi. Over the years I’ve gotten ahold of all the other songs on CD, and have basically recreated that original cassette in digital format, but it’s ALWAYS a sore point to me when listening to the CD version of original J-Pop Mix #4 when I expect Hare Nochi Parade to start, and it instead goes directly to Sweet Home!!

Now, I knew from past experiences collecting CoCo, Ribbon, Nishida Hikaru and the like that if I was missing a single or album, I could usually count on OTOKICHI PREMIUM to come to my rescue, but sadly, this time, when I typed “Tokyo Policewoman Duo” into the search engines, all I got was this discouraging message:
With that option gone, I wondered if there was any chance that someone was selling the song on eBay or Amazon. EBay didn’t offer up anything, but I was surprised to see that Amazon had in fact listed a complete TOKYO POLICEWOMAN DUO Soundtrack CD for sale. It didn’t show me a picture of the album (warning!), and it didn’t list the songs either, but I went ahead and ordered it because I figured, “How Many TPD albums could there be? The song HAD to be on that soundtrack!”
Well, I was wrong, DEAD wrong, as it turns out! A few days later while exploring online for information about the CD I’d just ordered, (a move I admit I shoulda done BEFORE trying to buy anything!) I found out that The Tokyo Policewoman Duo series had spawned a whole MESS of CDS, and I had no way of knowing which one I had ordered until the CD arrived at my home! All I could do was pray that the CD I bought had Hare Nochi Parade on it!
A week later my purchase arrived, but  Hare Nochi Parade was NOT on the CD, and in fact  I’d half expected it, anyway. Sigh. 

So I was essentially back to square one, but one thing I DID find was that a site I came across referred to the Tokyo Policewoman Duo series as “Taiho Shichauzo”, a name that I recognized as the title of the Sachie Hara/ Misaki Ito comedy “You’re Under Arrest”! WAIT A MINUTE…was that live action BASED on the Tokyo Policewoman Duo anime series? WOW! I never knew that!

A thought then occurred to me: Maybe I couldn’t find Tokyo Policewoman Duo in the Otokichi Premium search engine ‘cause it was listed under Taiho Shichauzo? It was worth a shot! So I went back to the Otokichi site and typed in the new name, and whaddaya know? A whole CRAPLOAD of results came up!!!
Crossing my fingers and clicking on the third line simply listed as Taiho Shichauzo, I was excited beyond belief when what should come up but the Holy Grail itself:
You best believe that I got RIGHT ON THAT THING and ordered that single IMMEDIATELY, and when that package arrived a week later, I wasted NO TIME slapping that disc into my computer and began BLASTING that song for all it was worth! The song was even better than I remembered, and I found myself just smiling like crazy, it was sooooo GOOD!
Lend Your Ears to Hare Nochi Parade:
The voices of the two girls singing are just awesome: full of sweetness and bravado, it really captures the heart of the show and hits me in the right spot, and while we’re talking about the vocalists here, I wonder: Exactly who are the artists singing Hare Nochi Parade?

The album credits the Tokyo Policewoman Duo characters Tsujimoto Natsumi & Kobayakawa Miyuki as the singers, but are the Seiyuu who provide the voices for the show (Tamagawa Sakiko and Hiramatsu Akiko) also singing this tune? I do know that the actors who provide the voices for Tenchi Muyo DO provide the vocals for their songs as well, It would be great to know for sure who’s singing Hare Nochi Parade, the vocals on this song ROCK!

Slightly reminiscent of anime series MOLDIVER’s theme song, the melody takes you soaring as the girls take turns trading off verses, but the catchy kicker comes when they both sing together during the choruses, and whenever the song goes to the line:

“Love~ Fushiji Ne !
Mune ga Ding-Dong, Sawagu yo...
Hare Nochi Pareedo!!!"

I INSTANTLY get goosebumps and find myself just BESIDE MYSELF with giddiness! Ah, man, this song takes me back to those glory days of J-pop, all the fun and wonderment of pure, distilled anime poppiness!!!

EDIT:
Git some info about the girls singing on this track! from the highly informative Usagi.org!
They state:
The Tokyo Police-Woman Duo (T.P.D.) is made up of Hiramatsu Akiko and Tamagawa Sakiko!

They are the voice actresses in the anime Taiho Shichauzo!

So the mystery is solved at LAST!

Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Kanjiya Shihori eating White Chocolate Mousse

Notes on Q10

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Watching New Drama with Takeru Sato as a student in love with a robot played by...an AKB48 Girl?
Yes. the part of innocent Q10,or, rather, Kyuuto, is played by Team A's Maeda Atsuko.


Seems like a cute show so far. Hope it 's more about  Takeru Sato and his Robot than the problems of the students a la Kinpachi Sensei, Gokusen, Hammer Session, etc, etc, etc....

Saturday, October 30, 2010

Uno Misako eating a Slice of Toast

AAA's "Hallelujah" FTW

Aaa-hallelujahcddvd
Went Karaoke with the gang last night, and though we all sang many, many tunes both old and new, the absolute highlight of the night was definitely our take of AAA's hip-hoppin' pop tune "Halellujah" a song made more fun (read: challenging) with all that crazy rapping going on throughout the song!
You remember Hallelujah, right? The song where in the PV the AAA guys and girls spend the entire song marching back and forth across a white barren landscape...

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Searchin' For Your Dream!