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Hello everyone, I'm Yui Yokagawa from AKB48 Team A and Team K.
This time, I'm going to teach you how to dance to River.
This song is a dance number in AKB's songs, and it takes about 2.5 to 3 hours to do one song, so I think it's quite difficult.
I will do my best to convey the original choreography as clearly and accurately as possible, so let's all dance together!
Yes, then I would like to start with the head of the chorus.
Yes, this chorus is usually 8 8 and a half, so I would like to divide it into 2 8 and 4 times.
So let's do our best together!
First of all, it's from the beginning, but at first I open my legs to about shoulder width, and my hands are up.
My wrists are bent a little.
So my face is also up.
I bring it here at once, but my hands are L-shaped and my right hand is in front.
My left leg is bent.
Align with your left foot and stretch your elbows.
Open again.
The hand is behind the waist.
The neck is down.
The hand is released from here and raised.
And I'm moving my weight, but my legs are right and left.
It's in front of your eyes.
Then the hand goes first.
The right hand is behind.
Process in front of the face.
Then the palm of the right hand makes a square in front of the eyes.
Next is the other way around.
The palm of the left hand faces forward.
Right, left, right, left.
You just step on your feet.
Re, no, ma, cross, ton.
Here we go!
Re, no, ma, e, ni, i.
The river flows.
The hands were like this.
Left, right.
The legs are also left and right.
The body is facing left.
Left, right.
Next, the legs are right and left.
The right hand is down.
The left hand is up.
Right, down.
You just step on your feet.
Re, no, ma, e, ni, i.
The river flows.
Here we go!
Re, no, ma, e, ni, i.
You release this hand.
Right, no, ma, e, ni, i.
The left hand is down.
The river flows.
Re, no, ma, e, ni, i.
With the right hand, you step on your feet.
The weight shift is 1, 2, 3.
It's not like this.
You put 1, 2 on your feet.
You take the front foot.
1, 2, 3.
At 3, you put your hand back.
1, 2, 3.
Re, no, ma, e, ni, i.
At 3, you put this hand together.
You put your hand here.
Re, no, ma, e, ni, i.
At 3, you turn your hand.
Re, no, ma, e, ni, i.
You push out your butt twice.
Re, no, ma, e, ni, i.
At 5, you count 6.
At 6, you turn your hand.
Bring your hand around here.
At the second time, you aim for your navel.
One hand.
When you say KAWA DA, your hand goes like this.
Look up.
That's it for now.
Okay, so now we're at KAWA-RA.
It's going to get a little difficult from here.
First of all, if you just go with the rhythm,
KU-RA-KU-U-FU-KA-KU-U-TE-MO
That's how it goes.
If you just go with your feet,
MI-GI-HI-ZA-RI
Put your right foot out and hit it.
Right foot forward, left foot forward.
That's how you do it.
Now, cross.
Pull and put it down.
Left up, right up, left.
Put it out to the right and put it up to the left.
If you put this together,
Put your right foot out and cross.
Put your left foot on it when you pull it.
When you put it down, your left foot comes out.
When you put it together, your left hand is up.
Put your right foot out and put your hand on it.
Hit it.
When you hit it, your left foot is on your right foot.
Turn your neck to the right.
And then your left hand is up.
And then you put it back.
It's like your right hand and right foot come out together.
Hit it.
Put it out.
At this time, you can release this hand.
When you put your right hand and right foot out,
Put it forward.
The left hand is like a wave.
Bring it to your right hand.
Put it forward.
Kuu-ra-ku-u-fu-ka-ku-u-te-mo-o
If you don't understand it, please try it again.
That's it.
You can do it in the same direction as before.
The body is on the left and the feet are on the right.
Right, down, left.
Right, down, down.
Ku-ra-ku-u-fu-ka-ku-u-te-mo-no-na-ga-se.
If you can do it like this,
Next, slide.
It's not a slide.
The person who was facing the body to the left will go to the right.
Right.
The feet are on the right and the fists are on the opposite side.
Ha-ya-a-ku-te-mo-o-o.
The neck is in the direction of progress.
The hands are on the opposite side.
In the direction of progress.
Ton-ton.
Like this.
Na-ga-re-ha-ya-a-ku-te-mo-o-o.
Next, put your right foot back.
Ton-ton-ton.
Go down.
Ton-ton-ton.
The hands are crossed forward.
Ton-ton-ton.
Then, put your left foot forward.
One, two, step.
The body is forward.
Ton-ton.
The left hand stretches diagonally.
Hit your right hand twice.
If you do it together,
Ton-ton.
Cross and
Ton-ton.
Even if the flow is fast,
Cross and
Ton-ton.
That's it!
I can do half of it!
Everyone, it's the second half! Let's do our best together!
This is the choreography I just did.
Ton-ton-ton
Obie!
It goes into the lyrics of Obie.
You don't have to be afraid.
That's the choreography.
If you just go with your feet, your left foot is in front.
Put your right foot out to the side and put your left foot up a little.
You don't have to be afraid.
Step with your right and left feet.
The right hand of the one who hit the um-um goes through the back and crosses.
When you cross, pull this hand.
You don't have to be afraid.
Next, cross in front of you and put it on your waist.
You don't have to be afraid.
It's here!
The next one may be a little difficult.
Ton-ton-ton
If you go with the lyrics, you don't have to be afraid.
I want you to bring it to this pose at once.
Stretch your left leg and raise your right shoulder.
The face is on the left.
Next, stretch your left leg.
It's like sticking to your right foot.
The right shoulder that was raised becomes the left shoulder.
Then, when you put your feet together, the right shoulder rises again.
It's here!
I think you saw this pose a while ago.
Next is from the right.
The right hand is on top.
Step away.
When you get to the next lyric, put your left foot forward and put your right hand on top of it.
It's a one-handed motion, but when you do this, your body will turn to the right.
When you turn to the right, lift your knees slightly and put your right hand on top of your left hand.
It's a one-handed motion, but when you turn to the right, lift your knees slightly and put your left hand on top of your left hand.
It's a one-handed motion, but when you turn to the right, lift your knees slightly and put your right hand on top of your left hand.
It's a one-handed motion, but when you turn to the right, lift your knees slightly and put your left hand on top of your left hand.
6 T donate
It's a one-handed motion, but when you turn to the right, lift your knees slightly and put your left hand on top of your left hand.
At this time, put out your left foot and put out your left foot while pointing with your right hand.
The hand that has opened is under the right elbow.
When you sing the lyrics of the song, you have to point with your right hand again.
At this time, put out your left foot and put out your right foot.
It's okay if your hands are not fluttering.
I turned my head while fluttering, but I won't turn my head next time.
The face remains as it is.
That's all for now.
Everyone, there are only two sets left.
Let's do our best together.
We just did Mukogishi Waru.
Then, the legs are left and right.
Hands are like this.
Put your hands like this and squeeze them.
I want you to bring it to the side of your eyes.
Mukogishi Waru
Motto
Jibun
Un
O
Shi
Un
It's like this.
The legs are moving.
So this time, I'm going to do footwork.
Motto
Right hand, right foot.
Jibun
Un
O
Gu
Pa
Left hand, right foot.
Put your hands like this and squeeze them.
Jibun
Un
O
Shi
Un
It's like this.
Put your hands like this in front of your chest.
It's like this.
Look at yourself as if you believe in yourself.
If you can put this shape forward,
This is the end of the chorus of River.
I've been through the chorus from the beginning to the end.
Everyone, let's do it together.
1, 2, 3, 4
How was it, everyone?
Were you able to dance?
This song is really difficult
When I first learned this song, I also had a hard time
I would be happy if you could watch this video and dance with me
Thank you very much