kuroseiiki

[kuroseiiki]

and still those losers act as they are the king! ~

You having worked in the industry, do you know how common it is for bands to actually write songs? Whenever vk bands talk about their songwriting I'm like "yeah, sure you did, buddy" bc I can't fathom that in such a highly produced music genre with carefully crafted images record labels take the risk of letting their members be very artsy. VK seems like a commercial music genre first and foremost to me (like many other popular genres!) and not like the typical creative indie/undergroud scene.

First off, I never really worked in the industry, not in any serious sense. I did a little bit here and there and did make some money off of VK/the Japanese music industry, but mostly in a side-gig kind of way. I don’t really want to elaborate, for obvious reasons, but my involvement with the industry was much more personal than professional.

As to how many bands write their own music, it’s difficult to give a serious estimate. I’ve known bands who wrote a little bit of their own music (with the help of their producers) and bands who did write all their own music. There are always rumors about bands who write literally none of their own music, but I can’t really say what percentage that is. I don’t know that I was really friends with any of those types of guys, personally, but I’m sure they exist.

Also, VK has definitely gotten more popular these days, and some bands have joined major labels and been watered down. And yeah, for that kind of band, their labels have a lot to say about their image and musical direction and etc. etc. But VK is, at its heart, an underground genre. Most VK bands are not popular. They don’t have people carefully crafting their images for them. Most of their dipshit ideas are their own dipshit ideas unless they’re on a really strict label or a major label. It’s the opposite of highly produced - unless the VK scene has changed drastically since I left Japan, which I highly doubt. I wish more foreigners would go to Japan and walk into a venue like Ikebukuro Cyber (they have CURTAINS instead of walls!) and Urawa Narciss, to see what kind of weird little losers a lot of VK bands are. Even a lot of bands who play larger venues sometimes play to half empty rooms.

[kuroseiiki]

~300 Basic words

funwithlanguages​ made a post about how you can write a lot with around just 300 words , there doesn’t seem to be a Japanese version, so I thought I’d have a go at translating it. This list has some things that just aren’t used in Japanese or that commonly used words don’t exist for (the, a etc). Be careful as I’ve kept the original list in tact, which means some things listed in the adjectives section (’enough’ and ‘too’, for example) are verbs and some verbs (’like’ ‘want’) are adjectives in Japanese, also terms about work, family and counting etc need special attention in Japanese as they are very different from English. No, I will not transliterate this into romaji, please don’t ask me to. You can learn kana in a weekend, far faster than memorising this word list. If you can’t read this list, go and learn kana then come back to it when you can. Romaji damages your learning and accent development. If there’s a mistake, please let me know, thanks! First Verbs

be 居る　いる

there is　ある

have　持つ　もつ

do　する

go　行く　いく

want　欲しい ほしい (this is an adjective in Japanese)

can できる 

need いる

think　思う　おもう

know　知る　しる

say　言う　いう

like　好き　すき　(this is an adjective in Japanese)

speak 話す　はなす

learn　習う　ならう

understand　分かる　わかる

Conjunctions These are really hard to translate!

that (as in “I think that…” or “the woman that…”) expressed using 〜と思います　とおもいます　or maybe the passive tense ‘(The books that are written in English are over there.’ etc.)

and　と

or　か

but　でも・けど

because　から

though　でも

so (meaning “therefore”; e.g. “I wanted it, so I bought it”) から

if　なら

Prepositions

of の

to　に

from　から

in　なか

at (a place)　で

at (a time)　に

with　と

about　くらい

like (meaning “similar to”)　みたい

for (warning, this one has several meanings that you need to take care of)　ため (for the purpose of~) ・につき (for/ per e.g. ~yen for one hour)・particles の, に and で　are commonly used to cover many other uses of for, but need to be checked on a case by cases basis.

before (also as a conjunction)　〜の前に　〜のまえに

after (also as a conjunction)　〜の後で　〜のあとで

during 中　ちゅう

Question Words

who 誰　だれ

what　何　なに

where　どこ

when　いつ

why　なぜ

how　どう

how much　いくら・いくつ

which　どちら

Adverbs

a lot　多い　おおい

a little　少しい　すこしい

well　上手　じょうず

badly　下手　へた

only　だけ

also　又　また

very　とても

too (as in “too tall”)　過ぎる　すぎる

too much　過ぎる　すぎる

so (as in “so tall”)　そんなに

so much　そんなに

more (know how to say “more … than …”) Grammatical comparative construction　AのほうがBより is used when A is the thing that is more

less (know how to say “less … than …”) Grammatical comparative construction　AのほうがBより is used when B is the thing that is less

as … as … (e.g. “as tall as”) You can use 〜のような grammar to express this, ほど can also be used

most　最も　もっとも

least　最低 さいてい

better　Grammatical comparative construction　AのほうがBより is used

best　一番いい　いちばんいい

worse　Grammatical comparative construction　AのほうがBより is used

worst　一番最悪　いちばんさいあく

now　今　いま

then　その時　そのとき

here　ここ

there　あそこ

maybe　多分　たぶん

always　いつも

usually　大抵　たいてい

often　よく

sometimes　時々　ときどき

never　全然　ぜんぜん

today　今日　きょう

yesterday　昨日　きのう

tomorrow　明日　あした

soon　もう直ぐ　もうすぐ

almost　ほとんど

already　もう

still　まだ

even　それでも (even if)

enough　足りる　たりる

Adjectives

the, a (technically articles) this doesn’t exist in Japanese

this　この

that　あの

good　良い　よい

bad　悪い　わるい

all　全部　ぜんぶ

some　幾つか　いくつか

no　何にも　なんにも　(as in 何にもないです　‘There are none there’)

any　何でも　なんでも　(as in なんでも良いです　‘any one is ok’)

many　たくさん

few　少ない　すくない

most 　一番〜　いちばん〜

other　別　べつ

same　同じ　おなじ

different　違う　ちがう

enough　足りる　たりる

one　一つ　ひとつ・一　いち

two　二つ　ふたつ・二　に (counting in Japanese is very complex, you need to research this issue if you are a beginner)

a few 少し　すこし

first　一番　いちばん

next　次　つぎ

last (meaning “past”, e.g. “last Friday”)　 先　せん

last (meaning “final”)　最後の　さいごの

easy　簡単　かんたん

hard　難しい　むずかしい

early　早い　はやい

late　遅い　おそい

important　大事　だいじ

interesting　面白い　おもしろい

fun　楽しい　たのしい

boring　たくつ

beautiful　美しい　うつくしい

big　大きい　おおきい

small　小さい　ちいさい

happy　嬉しい　うれしい

sad　悲しい　かなしい

busy　忙しい　いそがしい

excited　ワクワクする　

tired　疲れる　つかれ　

ready　準備　じゅんび

favorite　大好き　だいすき

new　新しい　あたらしい

right (meaning “correct”)　正しい　ただしい

wrong　間違える　まちがえる

true　真の〜　しんの〜

Pronouns

Know them in the subject (“I”), direct object (“me”), indirect object (“to me”), and possessive (“my”) forms.

I　私　わたし

you　あなた

she　彼女　かのじょ

he　彼　かれ

it　typically それ is used, which means ‘that’, this is hard to translate

we　私達　わたしたち

you (plural)　あなたたち

they　彼ら かれら

Nouns

If your language has grammatical gender, then learn each noun as “the [noun]” with “the” in the correct gender. (e.g. in Spanish, instead of learning language = “idioma”, learn language = “el idioma”.) This will help you remember the gender.

everything　全て　すべて

something　何か　なにか

nothing　何にも　なにも

everyone 　みんな

someone　誰か　だれか

no one　誰も　だれも

(name of the language you’re studying)　日本語　にほんご

English　英語　えいご

thing　物　もの

person　人　ひと

place　所　ところ

time (as in “a long time”)　時間　じかん

time (as in “I did it 3 times”)　回　かい

friend　友達　ともだち

woman　女の人　おんなのひと

man　男の人　おとこのひと

money　お金　おかね

country　日本　にほん

(name of your home country)　イギリス

city　市　し

language　言葉　ことば

word　単語　たんご

food 食べ物　たべもの

house　家　いえ

store　店　みせ

office　事務所　じむしょ

company　会社　かいしゃ

manager　主事　しゅじ(this is very sensitive to hierarchical language changes this is a complex issue in Japanese)

coworker 同僚　どうりょう

job　仕事　しごと

work (as in “I have a lot of work to do”)　仕事　しごと

problem　問題　もんだい

question　質問　しつもん

idea　考え　かんがえ

life　人生　じんせい

world　世界　せかい

day　日　ひ

year　年　ねん

week　週　しゅう

month　月　つき

hour　時 じ

mother, father, parent　母　はは　(my mum) お母さん　おかあさん　(your mother)・　父　ちち　(my dad) お父さん　おとうさん　(your father)・　両親　りょうしん (parents) (this is very sensitive to hierarchical language changes this is a complex issue in Japanese)

daughter, son, child　娘　むすめ (my daughter)・息子　むすこ (my son) ・子供　こども　(this is very sensitive to hierarchical language changes this is a complex issue in Japanese)

wife, husband 妻　つま　(my wife) 奥さん　おくさん (your wife)・夫　おっと　(my husband) ご主人　ごしゅじん (your husband) (this is very sensitive to hierarchical language changes this is a complex issue in Japanese)

girlfriend, boyfriend 彼女　かのじょ・彼氏　かれし

More Verbs

work (as in a person working) 働く　はたらく

work (meaning “to function”, e.g. “the TV works”) 動く　うごく

see　見る　みる

use　使う　つかう

should　べき

believe　信じる　しんじる

practice　練習する　れんしゅうする

seem　みたい

come　来る　くる

leave　出る　でる

return　帰る　かえる

give　上げる　あげる

take　取る　とる

bring　持って来る　もってくる

look for　探す　さがす

find　見つける　みつける

get (meaning “obtain”)　もらう

receive　もらう・くれる

buy　買う　かう

try　〜てみる (this is a grammatical construction)

start 始める　はじめる

stop (doing something)　止める やめる

finish　終わる　おわる

continue　続く　つづく

wake up　起きる　おきる

get up　起きる　おきる

eat　食べる　たべる

eat breakfast (in several languages, this is a verb)　朝ごはんを食べる　あさごはんをたべる

eat lunch　昼ごはんを食べる　ひるごはんをたべる

eat dinner　晩御飯を食べる　ばんごはんをたべる

happen　起こる　おこる

feel　感じる　かんじる

create (aka “make”)　作る　つくる

cause (aka “make”)　indicated using the passive, causative or causative-passive tenses 

meet (meeting someone for the first time)　会う　あう

meet (meaning “to bump into”)　打つかる ぶつかる

meet (an arranged meeting)　会う　あう

ask (a question)　聞く　きく

ask for (aka “request”)　頼む　たのむ

wonder expressed using だろう or かな at the end of sentences

reply　返事する　へんじする

mean　意味　いみ (noun)

read　読む　よむ

write　書く　かく

listen　聞く　きく

hear　聞く　きく

remember　覚える　おぼえる

forget　忘れる　わすれる

choose　選ぶ　えらぶ

decide　決める　きめる

be born　生まれる　うまれる

die　死ぬ　しぬ

kill　殺す　ころす

live　生きる　いきる (to live/exist)・住む　すむ(to live/reside in a place)

stay　泊まる　とまる

change　変わる　かわる

help　助ける　たすける

send　送る　おくる

study　勉強する　べんきょうする

improve 磨く　みがく

hope　希望する　きぼうする

care　世話する　せわする (take care of)

Phrases

hello　こんにちは

goodbye　じゃあまたね・さよなら

thank you　ありがとう

you’re welcome　どういたしまして

excuse me (to get someone’s attention)　すみません

sorry　ごめんなさい

it’s fine (response to an apology)　とんでもないです

please　おねがいします・ください

yes　はい

no　いいえ

okay　大丈夫です

My name is　私の名前は〜です。　わたしのなまえは〜です。

What’s your name?　お名前は？　おなまえは？

Nice to meet you.　初めまして　はじめまして (said before anything else in an introduction)

How are you? お元気ですか？　おげんきですか？

I’m doing well, how about you?　私は元気です、あなたは？　わたしはげんきです、あなたは？

Sorry? / What? (if you didn’t hear something)　すみません？(use a rising intonation to indicate this is a question)

How do you say ______?　〜は日本語で何と言いますか？　〜はにほんごでなんといいますか？

What does ______ mean?　〜はどういう意味ですか？　〜はどういういみですか？

I don’t understand.　分かりません　わかりません

Could you repeat that?　もう一度お願いします　もういちどおねがいします

Could you speak more slowly, please? もっとゆっくり話して下さい もっとゆっくりはなしてください

Well (as in “well, I think…”)　まあ

Really?　本当に？　ほんとうに？

I guess that　〜かもしれない。

It’s hot. (talking about the weather)　暑いですね！　あついですね！　

It’s cold. (talking about the weather)　寒いですね！　さむいですね！

—

Now that you’ve learned the 300 basic words, how do you learn more? I suggest practicing writing.

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Japanese Resources

Essentials

Rikaisama - Pop-op Dictionary - based on Rikaichan Yamasa.cc - Learn Handwritten Stroke Order Anki - Spaced Repetition Software Japanese Stack Exchange - Ask Questions, Get Answers Dictionary Codes and Meaning - ex: v4k, vi Chinese and Japanese Characters Mnemonics - Stroke Orders, Lists, Study Sheets A better Japanese font for Windows web browsers Verb Conjugation Chart - gaoshukai Similar Kanji Lookup

Dictionaries

Jisho.org Tangorin - English⇆Japanese Online Dictionary Honyaku Star - Simple and Fast Dictionary | No ローマ字 | Specifically for Translators JLect - Japanese Dialect Word Search TMdict - vocabularies from games, books, anime, and other works by Type-Moon.

Kanji Alive_ Web App - Kanji Lookup, Stroke Orders, Examples, Picture Mnemonics Kanji Dictionary - 漢字辞典 Etymologies - A comprehensive, illustrated dictionary with etymologies, pictographs & definitions in English and Japanese More Eymologies - Traditional & Simplified CH/JP Oichan’s Dictionary - CN/JP/EN Dictionary Proverb Dictionary - Dutch, English, and Japanese

語源由来辞典 - Etymology Dictionary 平明四字熟語辞典 - 4-Character Idiomatic Compound Dictionary 故事ことわざ辞典 - Proverb Dictionary 日本語俗語辞書 - Colloquial Language Dictionary 日本語コロケーション辞典

IT用語辞典 e-Words - Internet and Technical Terms 三省堂 Web Dictionary - Sanseido Weblio - 辞書 - Main Dictionary Weblio - シソーラス - Thesaurus Weblio 翻訳 - Translate alc.co.jp - Another Great Dictionary goo.ne.jp - Goo’s Dictionary kotobank.jp - Uses yahoo.co.jp dictionary with a nice Interface Tatoeba - Example Sentences Tsukuba Corpus 複合動詞レキシコン - Compound Verb Lexicon Yamasa.cc - Learn handwritten stroke order kotoba.ne.jp - Extremely useful once you learn its capabilities Excite.co.jp’s Dictionary with Pitch Accent

Software

Houhou SRS - Dictionary + SRS Tagaini Jisho - Dictionary on each OS zKanji - Another Dictionary + SRS Capture2Text - Get Text from Manga and Other Images JGloss - Automatically annotate Japanese text with readings and translations KanjiTomo aard OmegaT - Translation Memory Tool Foreign Language Text Reader Learning With Texts Language Tool - Proofreading/Spellcheck Program Lingoes - Dictionary & Translation StarDict Wakan - Dictionary App for Chinese and Japanese

Thesauri

Goo.ne.jp’s Thesaurus 類語同義語辞典 - Quasi-synonym/synonym Dictionary

Learning the Language

Wanikani - Learn Kanji Through Spaced Repetition (Paid Subscription) Japaneseclass.jp - Vocabulary and Kanji Kapibara - Apps and Materials U-biq - Japanese study Japanese Stack Exchange - Ask Questions, Get Answers Tae Kim’s Guide - Site for Complete Beginners Chinese and Japanese Characters Mnemonics - With much more material Japanese Parts of Speech - 日本語 Japanese Linguistics - General Terms, Parts of Speech, Particles, etc - General Linguistics Loanwords - gaoshukai.com Esaura - Q&A site dedicated to J<->E translation. Lang-8 - Write Journals, Get Corrections from Natives (All Languages) Japanese Reading Practice with Tanaka Corpus Tips on Japanese JLPT Study Materials JLPT Vocabulary Lists HiNative - Q&A OnomatoProject - Practice Japanese onomatopoeia (擬音語) and mimetic words (擬態語) with examples and illustrations!

Grammar

Imabi - Lessons From Basic to Classical Japanese | Everything You Need for Grammar Kanzen Grammar - Sentences broken down in detail JGram - Japanese Grammar Database Renshuu.org - Over 600 entries for Grammar Jtest4you Auxiliary Verb Chart

Radicals

Kanji Radical Names - 仮名 and ローマ字 214 Traditional Radicals - From Kanji Alive Radical Names in Japanese - with kanji used More Kanji Radicals

Kana

Rapid Recognition Trainer for Hiragana and Katakana Multiple Font and Stroke Magnifier Kana - Anomalous Cursive Syllabary

Advanced Learning

Mistakes & Differences Guide Different Kanji With Same Reading and (Usually) Meaning Slight Different Meanings Read Your Level

Reading Material

Aozora Bunko - Japanese Project Gutenberg Bauddha.net - Similar to Aozora Children’s Reading Material - Fairy Tails Reajer - Bilingual Texts & Frequently-updated Language Blog

Manga & Light Novels

Comico - Manga & Light Novels Mangabox Vomic - Manga with Voice (Mac users download VLC web plugin) Kadokawa - Free Comics

Light Novels

Tueee 小説を読もう！

Anime

AniChart Anime List Hummingbird - MAL Alternative Anime Recommendation Finder

Crunchyroll - Watch Anime Legally Japanese Subtitles

News

SmartNews - Japanese Smartphone News App SANSPO.COM（サンスポ） NHKニュース and NHK Easy Version 朝日新聞 - Asahi and Children’s Edition Japan Times Japan Today MATCHA and Easy Japanese Version - Japan Travel Magazine Metropolis Magazine | Japan’s Number 1 English Magazine Tokyo Weekender - English Magazine Yomiuri, Children’s Edition, and English Edition Easy News - Newsinslowjapanese.com Nikkei Sankei

Japanese Sign Language

ITEC More Lessons

Dialect Study

JLect - Dialect Word Search Osaka-Ben Kansai-Ben Kansaiben.com Kansai-Ben Word List

Pitch Accent

U-Biq Pitch Accent Diagram Excite.co.jp’s Dictionary with Pitch Accent OJAD Online Japanese Accent Dictionary

Recommended Books

White Rabbit Japan - Buy Things From Japan - A Dictionary of Basic Japanese Grammar - A Dictionary of Intermediate Japanese Grammar - A Dictionary of Advanced Japanese Grammar - Dictionary of Misused Japanese - Kanji Dictionary - 1006 Kanji Picture Dictionary - ALC’s Japanese for Business: Business Etiquette

J-LIST - Buys Things From Japan - Handbook for Newcomers, Migrants and Immigrants to Japan - Bilingual - Encyclopedia of Japan - Bilingual

Amazon - The Kodansha Kanji Learner’s Dictionary: Revised and Expanded - Kodansha’s Furigana Japanese Dictionary (Kodansha Dictionaries) - The Kodansha Kanji Dictionary - The Original Modern Reader’s Japanese-English Character Dictionary - The New Nelson Japanese-English Character Dictionary

Culture & Life

AFA Channel - Japanese Pop Culture Video Channel Becomming Legally Japanese - Information on Naturalization Danny Choo - Culture Japan Japan-guide - Your Guide to Japan Japan Subculture Research Center - Yakuza and other cool culture information Just Bento - Blog About Bentos Just Hungry - Japanese Food & Recipes néojapanisme Spoon & Tamago - Japanese Art, Design, and Culture What Japan Thinks - Surveys of Japanese People Niponica - Free Multilingual Magazine in HTML, PDF, or E-Book Nippon.com - Your Doorway to Japan

Music

JPop Asia - Asian Music Videos, Top Charts, Lyrics, & Forum Kasi-time - Lyric Search Utamap - Another Lyric Search utaten - Lyrics with Furigana Lyric Get - Copy Lyrics on Restricted Japanese Lyric Websites

Information

JLPT - Japanese Language Proficiency Test Information JNTO - Japan National Tourism Organization JET Programme - Japan Exchange and Teaching Programme Japanese Language Schools - List of language schools in Japan Society for Teaching Japanese as a Foreign Language

Scholarships

JASSO - Japan Student Services Organization Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship Program - U.S. Citizens

Work

GaijinPot - Jobs and Other Information Japan Today Jobs - International Jobs in Japan Kansai Flea Market - Jobs, Classifieds Metropolis Classifieds O-Hayo Sensei - The Newsletter of (Teaching) Jobs in Japan White Companies - Information

Wanikani Extensions

KaniWani - Reverse WaniKani Duendecat - Sample Sentences from WaniKani Progress WaniKani to Anki Exporter

Misc

Free Japanese Kana and Kanji Fonts http://www.find-job.net/startup/ Convert Japanese Dates and Western Dates Japanese History - Wikibooks Japanese Ghost Stories - Hyakumonogatari Reading Speed, Comprehension and Eye Movements While Reading Japanese Novels - Scholarly Article Hinoki Project 何年.jp/ - Japanese 平成 (Heisei) Year Lookup Math Symbols & Readings Traditional Colors of Japan - With Hex Values Color-sample - Colors in detail Onomatopoeia Picture Game - in Japanese Kanji Used in Important Documents Free Beautiful Handwriting - Handwriting Practice Sheets with Your Own Data

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Soo cool!!!!

Bass of NEIN #9 #Bass #rock #cool

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to fuck without a condom is stupid anyway..

I wonder... do you think he made Ku pay for the hotel? I really hope she went and got herself tested since he nama's hookers.

This is why I tell you all to were condoms. Have smart sex. If he doesn’t have a condom, don’t have sex. If he pouts and says he doesn’t like it, put your clothes back on and leave.

This is your Public Service Announcement for the week.

[kuroseiiki]

No, don’t fuck without an CONDOM or any other kind of ways to not get pregnant... easy enough girls..

Yoshiatsu of DADAROMA knocked up his tsunagari, and when she asked for help paying the ¥130,000 for the abortion, he ignored her. 

According to the girl, she was forced to pay the money by herself. She also had to beg one of her male friends to give consent to the doctor to get her abortion.

So, what did we learn from this? 

Don’t fuck Yoshiatsu.

[kuroseiiki]

Mental health&illness vocabulary?

Nouns

病気 - びょうき - illness

障害 - しょうがい - disorder

 憂鬱 - ゆううつ - depression

不安 - ふあん - anxiety

あがり症 - あがりしょう - social anxiety

双極性障害 - そうきょくせいしょうがい - bipolar disorder

統合失調症 - とうごうしっちょうしょう - schizophrenia

偏執病 - へんしゅうびょう - paranoia

偏執症患者 -へんしつしょうかんじゃ - paranoid person

境界性人格障害 - きょうかいせいじんかくしょうがい - borderline disorder

不眠症 - ふみんしょう - insomnia

恐怖症 - きょうふしょう - phobia

Adjectives

精神的 - せいしんてき - mental

Sorry anon. I worked on this for a couple hours and just couldn’t think of anything (bad day). I’ll try and add to it soon.

[kuroseiiki]

昨年11月に4人編成となったbask in the deepが前作より3ヶ月という短いスパンで新作をリリースする事となった。 herbarium(植物標本)と名付けられた今作は入手不可となった過去作、ライブでの定番曲も含めた4曲を再編曲&再レコーディング、そして初音源化となる1曲を含めた5曲入りのミニアルバムである。

そして半年振りの企画である6月17日池袋手刀のライブにて先行販売が実施される。

2015.06.17(wed)池袋手刀

bask in the deep 企画  "notes of the herbarium"

open 18:30 / start 19:00

adv. 2,500(+1d) / door 3,000(+1d)

bask in the deep

The florist

Takashi

歌謡 in the deep(O.A)

閉じ込めたのは、いつかの痛み

Retake Mini Alubum

『herbarium』

1.堕罪の日

2.鍵穴

3.桜と羽根と

4.アネモネ

5.スイソウ

bitd-0006 ￥1,500(tax out)

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Can I write an extra note to this? People say: WE WANT ABC. But as so long there aren’t 1000 fans from at least 3 countries kinda GERMANY, FRANCE and... Let’s pick POLAND. There is no way ABC will go to Europe. And I guess ABC need to be have at least 6 shows. 1000 people each time to bring back the costs. To bring ABC costs tons of money. its not only YASU the promoter should bring. nope also a team of other kind of people and of course the Support members too.  which maybe only make the flight tickets.. Well I’m sure they want to fly business class isn’t? so kinda 1500 euro per flight ticket at least?! Then the big venues are also at least 1500~3000 Euro a night. then of course they need to sleep inside a good hotel. Food need to be paid.. everything need to be paid. Acid Black Cherry belongs to AVEX. AVEX isn’t cheap. so yeah... I’ve told people so often; Lets create something big, join this facebook event.. but.. how many people join... 20~100 only.  =_= that doesn’t show promoters that they won’t lose their money.

I may lose friends for this, but god grant me the strength to hold myself back from all those people bitching that ABC isn’t doing an overseas tour rather than another set of free lives

Let’s break it down shall we

The L tour was essentially IMPOSSIBLE to get into even if you were in the fanclub...

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No idea how many but still a lot

Been to a live Been to a concert at Budokan Been to a concert at Tokyo Dome Been to a live at Shibuya O-WEST Been to a live at Takadanobaba AREA Been to a live at Osaka BIG CAT Been to a live at Club ALIVE! Been to a live at Nagoya ELL Been to a live at Imaike Club 3 Star Been to an in-store event Negotiated for spots closer for when your band is playing Stood in the front row Stood in the front row at a one-man Taken a night bus specifically bus to see a band Taken a train specifically to see a band Taken an airplane specifically to see a band Done demachi Done irimachi Posted on Tanuki Bought a CD Bought more than one copy of the exact same CD Bought every version of a CD with multiple versions Been to two different events in the same day Been to two different events in different cities in the same day Run from one live to another in the same day (“hashigo”) Bought more than one ticket to a show just to get a better number Camped out for tickets Called a venue or shop for tickets Used a ticket machine for tickets Gotten a ticket below number 20 Gotten ticket number 1 Given a bandman a present Given a bandman a letter Participated in a stamp rally Gotten the best prize in a stamp rally Won something in a game at an in-store event Been in a fan club Gone on a fan club trip Gone on an official bus tour Followed a band to every show on a tour (of 5 stops or more) Followed a band through a member change Followed a bandman to a new band Gone to a new year’s countdown event Skipped school/work for a live Done/tried all the furi at a live Caught a pick at a live Caught a drumstick at a live Caught a water bottle at a live Caught a bandman crowdsurfing at a live Moshed at a live Taken off your shoes at a live Gotten injured at a live Gotten something autographed in person Cosplayed a bandman Worn something to an event because your favorite bandman likes it Asked a bandman out Met a bandman in private Created a fan site or community for a band Gotten Cinderella peta’d by a bandman on Ameba Gotten poked by a bandman on Facebook Gotten a PM or e-mail from a bandman Gotten a PM or e-mail from a bandman that you didn’t initiate Gone to see a bandman where he works Gone to multiple in-store events for the same release Filled up a cheki album with cheki from only one band Taken a picture with a band or bandman Taken a picture with a band or bandman outside of an official event Seen a band in more than one country Seen a band in more than one territory (state, prefecture, island, etc.) in the same country Done band reservation Done band reservation through twitter, ameba or text message Preordered at the post office Been to a live with 7+ bands and saw two or less Stayed in the bar/hallway/toilet an entire live aside from one band Exchanged contact info with bangya at a live Met members of your favorite band when they were distributing flyers Been to a band’s first live Been to a band’s first oneman Been to a sold out live Been to a tour final Been to a last live Received/bought a live house only distribute (at the live house itself, not online after) Had a live nickname

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This song is Lost Souls first song. Lyrics & Music,Takmi vocal,Vahi-R [-Dirge-] lyrics↓ It's a cold dark sky My heart is aching It's not again Absolutely Instead of pain Time has no mercy I'm not broken I'm already dead Under the dark night 暗く寒い空 心が痛む 二度とない 断じて 苦痛の代わりに 時は容赦なく経つ 私は壊れない 既に死んでいるから 闇夜の下で...

#SoundCloud #Lost Souls #Electro #future pop #industrial #EBM

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fuck I wanna ask..... but I don't have the guts XD

remember Akane's infamous tweet about how much he hated every muslim in existence? He apologized for it ask. fm/ did_akane/ answer/ 123973355700

Naw, I didn’t remember. But apologizes are good. XD

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Looking forward too!

The new album will be exclusively available on the EU Tour. Pre Release on Feb. 20.

ADAMS - SEXPLOSION 1. LOVE ME 2. WHY 3. Baddest Crown 4. HERO -Dear Eves my precious broken piece- 5. blind 6. ゲームセット 7. Darling 8. S.E.X 9. Wolf 10. Fly through the sky HFJP-0006

#ADAMS

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With Tak-san(Calmando Qual),2Bullet☆

#calmando qual #2bullet #remnant

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Kiwamu badshit to a fan! enough proof!

#Starwave Records #Kiwamu

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he fucking deleted the drama from his facebook -.-

Dada vs fans (November 3rd, 2014)

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well actually it's wee-free  since Wi-fi was created in the Netherlands and everyone here says "wee-free".

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