Japanese 526 - 南條愛乃 - きみを探しに

(2017) ИЗУЧЕНИЕ ЯЗЫКОВ | ЯЗЫКИ ВОСТОКА | ЯПОНСКИЙ V

Languages Study | Languages of the East | Japanese V

AUDIO 526

Kimi wo Sagashi ni / Yoshino Nanjo (Grisaia no Rakuen ED)

グリザイアの楽園 Anime ED

lyrics / transcription	translation
南條愛乃 - きみを探しに Nanjo Yoshino - Kimi wo Sagashi ni	Searching you
初めてきみのことを考えた夜から	From the first night I thought of you…
hajimete kimi no koto o kangaeta yoru kara

きみのいない部屋は　雨の中のお散歩みたいで不意に泣きたくなるオルゴールの音色が　浮かんでは消えていく	This room without you in it is like a walk through the rain; I suddenly feel like crying, As the tones from my music box float up, only to vanish.
kimi no inai heya wa ame no naka no osanpo mitai de fui ni nakitakunaru orugooru no neiro ga ukande wa kieteiku
出会いの日に　戻りたくて私ドアを開けて　走り出したよ	Seeking to return to the days we would meet, I opened the door and started running!
deai no hi ni modoritakute watshi doa o akete hashiridashita yo
大好きな　きみのこと　奪われたくはないだから私は強くなる揃わない足並みで　きみを迎えに行くんだオレンジ色　染まる空に　愛してる	I don’t want you, who I love, taken from me, So I’ll grow stronger! With uneven steps, I’ll go to where you are, In love with the orange-tinted sky.
daisuki na kimi no koto ubawaretaku wa nai dakara watashi wa tsuyokunaru sorowanai ashinami de kimi o mukae ni yukunda orenjiiro somaru sora ni aishiteru

白いシャツについた　きみの香り遠くなる前に…… 夏が恋しくなる　きみと花火　遊んだ落ちてく砂時計	Before the smell of you on this white shirt fades…… I start to miss summer: we played with fireworks – The hourglass begins to flow.
shiroi shatsu ni tsuita kimi no kaori tookunaru mae ni…… natsu ga koishikunaru kimi to hanabi asonda ochiteku sunadokei
別れの日は　余りにも唐突で電話しても　他人みたいで	The day we parted was just too sudden; Even when we talked on the phone, you sounded like another person.
wakare no hi wa amari nimo toutotsu de denwa shitemo tanin mitai de
大切な想い出を　失いたくはない勇気を胸に　取り戻す振り返ることはせず　きみを探しに行くんだこの気持ち届かなくても　愛してる	I don’t want to lose these cherished memories, So I’ll reclaim the courage within my heart! Without looking back, I’ll go searching for you – Even if this feeling can’t reach you, I love you!
taisetsu na omoide o ushinaitakunai yuuki o mune ni torimodosu furikaeru koto wa sezu kimi o sagashi ni yukunda kono kimochi todokanaikutemo aishiteru

聴きなれた低いその声　私を呼んでる物語は何度だって　信じてさえいれば　蘇る	That low voice I’ve grown so used to hearing is calling to me; As long as I believe, this tale will be reborn again and again.
kikinareta hikui sono koe watashi o yonderu monogatari wa nandodatte shinjite sae ireba yomigaeru
他の誰かじゃなくて　きみが必要だから同じ毛布で目を覚まそう砕け散るその前に　きみを抱きしめたんだ 2人の唇が動く　愛してる	I need you – not anyone else, So let’s open our eyes, sharing the same blanket! I hold you close before we’re crushed to pieces; Our lips move together… I love you!
hoka no dareka janakute kimi ga hitsuyou dakara onaji moufu de me o samasou kudakechiru sono mae ni kimi o dakishimetanda futari no kuchibiru ga ugoku aishiteru

夏目金之助 - 夢十夜
Natsume Soseki - Ten Nights of Dreams (1908)

Source : http://speaking-japanese.com/breaking-lite_01.html

Audio read by Ken Yoshizawa

The First Night: Love Conquers Death

A man sits by the deathbed of his lover, unable to believe that so young and beautiful a woman as she could be doomed to perish. Before dying, she makes the man promise to wait faithfully for a hundred years at her graveside until she comes back.

The man dutifully places her body in a hole he digs out with an oyster shell, and marks the place with the fragments of fallen stars. He watches the sun rise and set again and again until he finally loses count of the days and the years. He is just beginning to doubt her promise, when a flower sprouts up from the grave and presses itself to his lips. He looks up at the sky where a single star shines. She has returned.

The Third Night: A Story of A Vengeful Ghost

A man is carrying a child on his back. There is, however, something sinister about the boy that makes the man eager to get rid of him. The man determines to abandon the child in a forest. Despite appearing to guess his intention, the boy leads the man across the paddies to the foot of a large cedar at the edge of the wood. It is revealed that the boy is none other than the spirit of a blind monk, whom the man had murdered in that very place many years before.

The Fifth Night: A Love Story from the Age of the Samurai

It is ancient times. A defeated samurai is hauled before the enemy leader. Refusing to capitulate he is sentenced to death, but makes a last request: that he be allowed to bid his lover farewell. The leader agrees to the request, provided that she can reach him by dawn. As the lover gallops towards them, a devil imitates the sound of a cock crowing. In shock, she tugs on the reins. The horse rears up and plunges into a ravine together with its rider.

The Seventh Night: A Tale of Alienation, Despair and Suicide

The narrator is on board a huge cruise ship which is pressing on to some unknown destination. The company of his fellow passengers is repugnant to him: whether they sing arias in the saloon, or speculate on the existence of God, he finds them tedious and life meaningless. He resolves to die and finally musters the courage to fling himself overboard. The ship slides past him as he falls towards the dark sea. Just when it is too late, he is filled with infinite regret at what he has done.

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