Ima ni Miteiro
Kakizaki Memi2018.03.02
Good evening,
It's Kakizaki Memi
Hiyo-tan
She's younger than I am ( ºωº ) lol
Like a little sister
Cute (*´ ˘ `*)♥
Today, the Ima ni Miteiro MV was released!
I really like the scene during the main hook, when everyone is chattering together
Lots of images of the faces I love. Just seeing them makes me feel happy
https://youtu.be/0GI9AtnFI0A [or this link outside Japan]
You can see it right here, so please take a look...
Bye-bye
Kakizaki Memi
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posted 20180303 06:12h
In the pics with Hiyo-tan, one Japanese commenter said Memi's expression was like a 30-year-old uncle with his young niece. Lol. Memi still finds it weird to be with someone younger than she is.
Here are a few more screencaps, etc., from the MV:
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| Takemoto - Memi |
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| Memi suddenly turns and looks straight at the camera |
And from Budoukan:
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| Fan art (@whitewolfsei) |
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| Memifi |
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| From the most recent Memifi Showroom |
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| Just for good measure |
You can find a sub file for the MV and maybe even a subbed video here.
The link in Memi’s post will only work in Japan, but this should work elsewhere:
I loved the song from the start. It gave that hollow feeling in the chest. Beautiful. Sad but happy. The MV disappointed me at first, maybe by contrast with the overwhelming energy of Garasu wo Ware! and Mou mori-e Kaerou ka? And maybe because I feel sorry for the Hiragana 1gens, with the star-studded 2gens coming up fast.
But more watching and the comments of others (especially on the Stage48 forums) have brought me round to loving the gentle, sad emotion of it. Perhaps this is actually Art. The director, Yamada Kento 山田健人, is only 26 but is already winning awards for his work. He has done videos for Utada Hikaru, Glay and Arashi, as well as the Re:Mind OP and ED.
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