Joined: 25 Oct 2001 Posts: 1888 Location: Bunkyo-ku Country:
Posted: Sun May 27, 2007 9:00 am Post subject:
oyabin wrote:
Oh! so-da. Tomorrow is the day! I pray for you everything will be fine.
Thank you, thank you, thank you SO MUCH for all your guidance, oyabin!!!!
oyabin wrote:
BTW, I think you won't be able to meet Tsuyoshi in the theater because he went to see the play yesterday.
Hee... he went on the 22nd?? And I went on the 24th??! Waaa.... oshiiii~~~!!! So close!! xD
oyabin wrote:
According to him, during the play, Tsuyoshi was seeing their acting with his body thrust forward and was told not to do that by the person behind him.
Haha... omg!! I did that too! Fortunately, none of behind me complains, LOL! xD I mean, when you see Goro LIVE, you just HAVE TO move a bit more forward, desho!! LOL! LOL!
So apparently Tsuyoshi is secretly, a big fan of Goro too?? _________________
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Posted: Sun May 27, 2007 9:56 am Post subject:
can someone tell me what the lips mean on the hat and shoulders of their bistro SMAP uniforms. is it how many times they won/ been kissed?? _________________
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Posted: Sun May 27, 2007 11:28 am Post subject:
a-nesuto wrote:
can someone tell me what the lips mean on the hat and shoulders of their bistro SMAP uniforms. is it how many times they won/ been kissed??
The big pair of lips on the hat are the number of times they've won in tens while the small lips represent single digit wins. So if the big pair of lips says "80" and they have 9 small lips on their hat they have a total of 89 wins. On the next win the big pair of lips will say "90" and there will be no small lips.
The number on the lips on the shoulder is the total amount of wins since SmaSma began. Eventually the total from the hat will be added to the total on the shoulder. I think they do that after Bistro King but they haven't had a Bistro King competition in awhile.
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Posted: Sun May 27, 2007 1:32 pm Post subject:
oooh yanie, i LOVE your long essays. you really know how to show us yoru experience. your reaction to how surprisingly handsome goro looksin real life just made me sooo happy! it means that goro's still got it. _________________
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Posted: Sun May 27, 2007 2:50 pm Post subject:
ya..thank you so much Yanie.It made me wanted to go too..watch stage drama is worth than concert, if you want to concentra one members or see them real person clearly. But i still prefer concert...coz stage drama, maybe i was like shingo gonna feeling asleep..haha.anyway not understand what they talking, but it is excited to see real person.
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Posted: Sun May 27, 2007 5:46 pm Post subject:
Uwaa!!!!! Thank you so much for your report on the stageplay, Yanie!!!!! It was so detailed!!!!! I really felt like I was there too~~~ Really, really wish I go be there na~~~ I know the play and Goro-chan has to be awesome!!!!!
Dream on Neri But if I will win lotto tonight expect me to Manila tomorrow and we will be processesing our visas to Japan With concert or no concert Smaxsma is enough we'll be flying to Japan
and remind me to buy you a cellphone ha _________________
Joined: 03 Mar 2007 Posts: 32 Location: Philippines Country:
Posted: Sun May 27, 2007 7:42 pm Post subject:
of course i'll always keep on dreaming of going to japan i'm dying to see SMAP. how about you? don't worry i'm gonna pray you win. and i never forget to remind you to buy me a cellphone ha....ha....ha............
Oh! so-da. Tomorrow is the day! I pray for you everything will be fine.
BTW, I think you won't be able to meet Tsuyoshi in the theater because he went to see the play yesterday.
I read the blog of Goro's costar, Kawahara-san, who was also a derector of Tsu's play in last year. He said they(goro, tsu and he) went to Yakinikuya and drunk together after the play.
According to him, during the play, Tsuyoshi was seeing their acting with his body thrust forward and was told not to do that by the person behind him.
Kawahara-san said to Tsuyoshi " You don't have the aura of Stars."
And Goro said " Kimura-kun would't be told such a thing!"
Tsuyoshi brightly replied, "So-dayone-(That's what I thought)"
Didn't the person behind him notice he is Tsuyoshi? So funny.
Thanks Oyabin and Yanie for first hand information on what happens in Japan. I really envy you guys and thank you two for sharing the information with us!
By the way Oyabin, because you have mentioned that you are taking part in this forum to improve your English, I would like to be part of the process. Really admire your drive to learn English. If I were a Japanese and a fan of SMAP, I wouldn't bother to participate in English forums. I would just concentrate on the Japanese forums where there will probably be much more information and pictures. So here's my two cents worth, it may be a typo error on your part, but its "director" and not "derector". I think it's the way you guys pronounce it in Japan because I've seen many stars call their directors "dee-rector" instead. Yeap, sorry if I sound preachy but I just want to try to help
To all Kimura Matsu fans out there who can read Chinese or understand Japanese, there is a clip on Youtube with Kimura answering questions regarding Matsu Takako. I will just summarise some things he said. He said he doesn't hang out much or do other stuff with Matsu Takako in his private life but he has a lot of connection with her, such as working with her father and brother before, it's a relationship that's very hard to explain.
He also commented about her hair. Well..... in my opinion, I think he's just being very nice about it. You have to watch it to understand.
What makes me the happiest about this clip is that they played the song from Love Generation, which I must emphasise again- LOVE GENERATION IS MY FAVOURITE DORAMA OF ALL TIME. So this clip makes me happy.
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Posted: Mon May 28, 2007 5:54 am Post subject:
LivNagisa wrote:
The big pair of lips on the hat are the number of times they've won in tens while the small lips represent single digit wins. So if the big pair of lips says "80" and they have 9 small lips on their hat they have a total of 89 wins. On the next win the big pair of lips will say "90" and there will be no small lips.
The number on the lips on the shoulder is the total amount of wins since SmaSma began. Eventually the total from the hat will be added to the total on the shoulder. I think they do that after Bistro King but they haven't had a Bistro King competition in awhile.
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Posted: Mon May 28, 2007 4:18 pm Post subject:
Haha... minna, maybe next time I should just put a link to my LJ for any live experience xD
zephyrscarlet wrote:
By the way Oyabin, because you have mentioned that you are taking part in this forum to improve your English, I would like to be part of the process. Really admire your drive to learn English. If I were a Japanese and a fan of SMAP, I wouldn't bother to participate in English forums.
Yeah, if I were a Japanese, I'll do that too!^^
I salute oyabin's enthusiasm too. Not to mention, she's been sooooo kind and helpful to me!! She's as yasashii as Tsuyoshi!!
zephyrscarlet wrote:
He also commented about her hair. Well..... in my opinion, I think he's just being very nice about it. You have to watch it to understand.
Yaaa.... thank you for the link!!! Haha.... looks like Kimura doesn't really like girls with short-hair? That's why Kudo never cut her hair short??
Iyadaaaaa~~ Kimura held the female announcer's hand so long!!!!>_<
zephyrscarlet wrote:
What makes me the happiest about this clip is that they played the song from Love Generation, which I must emphasise again- LOVE GENERATION IS MY FAVOURITE DORAMA OF ALL TIME. So this clip makes me happy.
Uwaaa... natsukashiii ne, to hear that song!!^0^ haha, today my class learned the kanji of "hansei" (to reflect on). It reminds me immediately of LOVE GENERATION, coz that's where the first time I heard/learned this word, heehee...
Zephyr!! Quiz for you! Can you guess from which scene and which episode the word "hansei" was? Hint: A cute Teppei-Riko scene... No cheating! lol! _________________
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Posted: Mon May 28, 2007 4:29 pm Post subject:
simone wrote:
Dream on Neri But if I will win lotto tonight expect me to Manila tomorrow and we will be processesing our visas to Japan With concert or no concert Smaxsma is enough we'll be flying to Japan
and remind me to buy you a cellphone ha
@ Simone
Can I go too Simone? I read here that you are planning to go to a SMAP concert with the rest of the smappies. Wish I could go too. So I better start buying lotto tickets ne? BTW i caught a show on NHK last Friday night and it featured a lady singer who looked like Shizuka. I said she looked like Shizuka because of her eyebrows look hair and facial features based on the few performances of Shizuka I 've watched on Youtube. Gosh she sings really well and is so skinny, her clothes were really fabulous and feminine. Can any one confirm this or was it someone who just looks like her? Lol
@ Yanie- thank you so much for your detailed report on Goro's theater performance. Its like I'm almost there. Goro is my ni-ban after my love Takuya although I love every SMAP member cause each one has their own endearing qualities.
@ Elaine- thank you for the pix of takuya so cute with his hat. I really love this man. *drool, faint, drool* _________________
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Posted: Mon May 28, 2007 6:55 pm Post subject:
Sankyuu Scarlet for this link,, I'm so touch listening to the background music,, with him talking about his relationship with Matsu,, and her family,, of they work together.. And when he talks about he and Shingo go to Cannes together.. Going with a member in the same team is so amazing... And when he and the host have a yakusoku in the last part,, whoa~~ how I wish I'm the host...
Joined: 21 Mar 2007 Posts: 142 Location: tokyo Country:
Posted: Mon May 28, 2007 8:09 pm Post subject:
zephyrscarlet wrote:
By the way Oyabin, because you have mentioned that you are taking part in this forum to improve your English, I would like to be part of the process. Really admire your drive to learn English. If I were a Japanese and a fan of SMAP, I wouldn't bother to participate in English forums. I would just concentrate on the Japanese forums where there will probably be much more information and pictures. So here's my two cents worth, it may be a typo error on your part, but its "director" and not "derector". I think it's the way you guys pronounce it in Japan because I've seen many stars call their directors "dee-rector" instead. Yeap, sorry if I sound preachy but I just want to try to help
Oh! thank you very much for your teaching, zephyrscarlet!
I am so bad at spelling I often make a mistake. Probably you're right, it must be because of the Japanese-like pronouciation. We call it Japanglish, haha. For the people who are studying English, Japanglish is very annoying.
And, Yanie-chan, thank you for your word. It's my presure. I was very happy when I heard you got the ticket of Goro's play.
BtW, I have a question., its kind of an off-topic, though, I was very surprised all of you write excellent English. I know in Philippines and Singapore, English is one of main languages, desho? But, in other countries, most of people speak and write English so well as you?
Or are you special in Malasia, Indonesia, Thailand or other countries?
In Japan, we all study English in schools for a long time, but you know, most of people can't speak English. I have been wondering about that.
If you have time, please tell me your opinions.
Speaking of SMAP, Tonight's SxS's guests are models of JJ or some magazine(I don't know their names. One of them is the girl who was in Hana yori dango as a fiance of MatsuJun). And Rokuro (ceramic making), Kimura's magician skit and Tabidachi no Uta. Tanoshimi desu.
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Posted: Mon May 28, 2007 8:45 pm Post subject:
Ne Oyabin,, for me who is a Malaysian,, or for the Bruneian Chinese.. (U know Brunei?? The neighbour of Malaysia..) We learn Chinese, English and Malay in our school times.. They are all our BASIC languages.. As for the important examinations, such as Grade 3 or Grade 5..English and Malay is a MUST PASS,, if either of it fail, then u have to re-study for that level for another one year.. Ne~~ if wanna find a job in Brunei here,, these 3 languages is important.. LOL,, I can write well,, but NOT talk well,, I alwayz have my pronouncation problems... Not really sure in Malaysia,, I din work there b4,, but I know the standard there is a lot higher than in Brunei.. In Singapore,, not mistaken they only care for the English,, some of my friends who are Singaporeans talk excellent English,, but not Chinese..
Me now learning Japanese,, haha~~ but I seldom use them,, no one have a conversations with me..
Back to topic,, I'm so excited that they sing Tabidachi no Uta,, the first time they perform in the show,, deshou?? I wonder how is it.. Btw,, have anyone here watch ALL the episodes of sxs?? From 1996 until now??? _________________
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Posted: Mon May 28, 2007 9:11 pm Post subject:
SMAPxELAINE wrote:
Ne Oyabin,, for me who is a Malaysian,, or for the Bruneian Chinese.. (U know Brunei?? The neighbour of Malaysia..) We learn Chinese, English and Malay in our school times.. They are all our BASIC languages.. As for the important examinations, such as Grade 3 or Grade 5..English and Malay is a MUST PASS,, if either of it fail, then u have to re-study for that level for another one year.. Ne~~ if wanna find a job in Brunei here,, these 3 languages is important.. LOL,, I can write well,, but NOT talk well,, I alwayz have my pronouncation problems... Not really sure in Malaysia,, I din work there b4,, but I know the standard there is a lot higher than in Brunei.. In Singapore,, not mistaken they only care for the English,, some of my friends who are Singaporeans talk excellent English,, but not Chinese..
Me now learning Japanese,, haha~~ but I seldom use them,, no one have a conversations with me.. :
Thank you for your reply, ELAINE.
I know Brunei, of course, but only know the name, is very rich country and that the price invited Micheal Jacson to his birthday party, dayone?
So-ka, for me learning English is very loooong way. I have to write and read a lot in my work.
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Back to topic,, I'm so excited that they sing Tabidachi no Uta,, the first time they perform in the show,, deshou?? I wonder how is it.. Btw,, have anyone here watch ALL the episodes of sxs?? From 1996 until now??? :crazy
I think I watched almost all episodes of SxS. Because I hadn't been such an ardent fan as now until I watched Bok no Ikiru Mich in 2003, I skipped some episodes and didn't record them. But whenever I was in home, I always watch the program. Over 10 years? they have been popular soooo long.
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