Good evening
Eighty-eight pilgrimage sites/R designated
I think the song is for monks
It's a visual indie band
If you are interested, please listen to it
Just looking at the lyrics is fine
By the way, you can't listen to other songs designated R
It's not something people who are living properly listen to
It seems insistent, but please don't listen to it
If you've listened to it, please tell me what song it is
Some of them are harmless
Thank you for your support
The lyrics were decent, so it was interesting.
Borrowing Miura Jun's opinion, Japanese Buddhism is now wabisabi, but when they first entered Japan, the five-color shiny Buddha statues and Buddhist altar fittings were in a more flashy style than visual rock bands came, so Japanese people were probably surprised. Let's remember the R designation (laughs).
When I read the Heart Sutra, I had the impression that I would cut my mind's hesitation, worries, and afflictions once and for all and live with hope.
Personally, the Pure Land of Paradise is in the west, so the last lyrics
West to west
I thought that would be great.
Thank you very much for your introduction.
“R Designated” is the name of the band, isn't it?
I watched the PV. The monk in the PV looks like a monk from the Soto sect. I wonder if the temple is also this monk's temple (laughs)
Don't listen to anything else, don't listen to anything else, is it an ostrich club?! (Laughter) When people say that, it makes me want to listen to it. I was curious about “I Am Menhera,” but it didn't seem to be on YouTube.
Do you know an artist called Kenshi Yonezu? Actually, I also learned about it on the wide show this morning, and this person acknowledged that he has a dark personality and said that he writes lyrics to encourage people in a situation similar to myself. It seems that there are many young people who sympathize with it regardless of the light/dark personality of the person who listens.
I also only watched it on TV for a bit, and I thought this person's lyrics were good. Please listen to it too.
Yui
My name is Shakkeishin.
I don't really listen to visuals, but I knew about this, so I just answered it.
A long time ago? It was probably already 10 years ago, and I was so moved that the vocalist of the band called Sid (I forgot your name) had amazing singing ability, and I listened to it for a while.
I also learn a lot about vocalization, how to pronounce words, and breathing techniques when reciting sutras.
The lyrics of the song Hachikasho Pilgrimage are also properly interspersed with words of respect for Buddhism and a sense of exploration.
It's a Buddhist band, and although it's metal, the band called Paradise Pure Land is interesting.
There are only a few songs on the video with the title Nobunaga Shoten, but there are quite a few songs with good performances.
Also, although they are completely different from the band, the Buddhist hymns are also delicious and nice.
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Thank you for your reply.
I miss my delusional diary (laughs)
It's been a while since I remembered it.
What I liked the day I got caught was the song Ao, Hydrangea, and I forgot the title for a bit, but am I raining? I also enjoyed the song with a title like that.
There are a lot of songs that are a bit dark in terms of genre.
Thank you for your question.
I was involved in an accident, and I was away from the PC and internet environment for a while.
I'm sorry.
I thought I had checked everything,
I will check it again and get back to you.
Thank you for your patience.
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I received a consultation email the other day, but have you received the email you answered?