Tegami: Haikei Juugo no Kimi e
手紙 ～拝啓 十五の君へ～
A music video from NHK's Minna no Uta featuring a song by Angela Aki and art by Fruits Basket's mangaka. Based around 3 people as young children they sit down and write to their future self. They wish for the best and tell themselves to never give up faith or hope to always believe and stay strong even if everyone else puts them down. They just need to believe in thyself and they will be fine. I won't give away much more then that, but at the end they thank their younger self's and how they gave the advice proudly accepting what happened and glad they wrote it. They just hope for their future self to be happy more than anything no matter what happens.
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A music video from NHK's Minna no Uta featuring a song by Angela Aki and art by Fruits Basket's mangaka. Based around 3 people as young children they sit down and write to their future self. They wish for the best and tell themselves to never give up faith or hope to always believe and stay strong even if everyone else puts them down. They just need to believe in thyself and they will be fine. I won't give away much more then that, but at the end they thank their younger self's and how they gave the advice proudly accepting what happened and glad they wrote it. They just hope for their future self to be happy more than anything no matter what happens.
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Injection
March 6, 2012
I have never wrote a review for anything, but thought that this deserved one. It's a great video to see and the meaning behind it is beautiful/wonderful. It's were a group of people/friends write letters to their future selfs. Telling themselves no matter what happen's to stay strong and keep their faith even if other's don't have any in them. They are the most important person to believe they can do something and do it. Anyone who watches this would feel a sense of peace and emotional view of it. It really opens your eyes to things and the words/voices of the characters are great they matchup so perfectly. The art work is great. Deff need to watch it the story is greatly developed and matches up wonderfully.
