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Hello everyone, I'm Megu Taniguchi from AKB48 Team B.
Today, I would like to give a lecture on the choreography of Ponytail and Ushu-shu.
Let's go!
First of all, it's the part of Ponytail.
Please do this hand.
First, turn the back of your hand forward and make a circle.
When you make a circle, when your hand comes close to your face, make sure your palm comes forward.
When you raise your leg, make sure your right leg is slightly raised.
Then, put your right hand on your right leg and your left hand on your left leg.
Next is the part of Ushu-shu.
I think this is a very difficult movement.
I think it's easy to understand if you dance while being aware that your arms, body, and buttocks are all connected and make a single wave.
Shake your arms and shake your body.
Next is the part of Ushu-shu.
It's a part called Tan-Tan.
Spread your legs shoulder-width apart with your left hand and waist.
Imagine cutting the wind diagonally from the top right.
But wrap your hands gently as if you were stroking something.
It's like this.
Drop the center of gravity from right to left.
If you do it slowly, it's like this.
Next is the part called Hiraite Migi Hidari.
Spread your arms and shake your body with your left hand and waist.
Spread your legs shoulder-width apart with your left hand and waist.
If you do it slowly, it's like this.
Next is the part called Kimi ga Hashiru.
I think this is the easiest part of this difficult choreography.
Turn your left hand and waist diagonally to the front.
I'm pointing at you.
At the same time as you point your finger, drop the center of gravity down.
It's just running here.
It's like this.
You run, I run.
Please wait a moment.
Stay in this pose.
And then.
It's a choreography called above the sand.
The steps are a little difficult here.
If you just say your feet, it's like this.
It's like this.
This choreography.
It might be easier to remember if you do it the other way around.
It's like this.
If you do it like this, you can do it with your left hand and waist.
This expression is above the sand.
So, if you do it slowly and easily, it's like above the sand.
Let's review this part.
I'll do it slowly.
One, two.
Turn around. Right, left.
Be aware of the wind.
Open. Right, left.
You run, I run.
It's like this.
I thought the chorus of Ponytail and Shushu was over, but it's only one-half of it.
So let's do our best with the other half.
But the first one is the same choreography as the one I just did.
So it's the same choreography.
It's the same choreography so far.
From here on, it's going to be different from the one I just did.
Then I'll do this.
I'm conscious of the people who do it at the gym.
I'm going to do this pose, and then I'm going to raise my left leg, and at the same time, I'm going to face the back of my hand.
And then the face is facing this way, to the right.
And then I'm going to put my feet back, and at the same time, I'm going to put my hands and face back in front of me.
And then I'm going to put my right hand on my left hand like this.
Like, next person, please.
At this time, I'm going to put my hands in front of me, and then I'm going to do my right hip and left hip.
And when I'm doing this, I'm going to focus on my right foot.
Raise your left foot a little and return it to the original position.
This is an image of correcting your posture.
If you do it slowly, it's like this.
This is the last spurt.
Everyone, let's do our best.
Next, the basic choreography is to move your legs like this.
Ponytail and Shushu are up-tempo songs, so I'm going to do this step while jumping.
When you do Ki, look from the side and point your finger back.
The last is Hajimaru.
When you say HA, spread your legs shoulder-width apart and put your left hand on your waist.
Point your finger forward with your right hand.
When you say HAJI, look up diagonally.
When you say MA, change your index finger to PA.
When you say RU, point your index finger towards yourself.
Let's review the other half.
Right and left are the same.
It's the same as before.
Let's review the other half.
That's all for Ponytail and Shushu's Choreography Lesson.
Did you understand?
One of the points that makes it easier to remember the choreography is not limited to this song, but AKB's songs have a lot of movements that fit the lyrics.
So, while singing, I think it will be easier to remember if you apply the choreography to the words of the lyrics like a puzzle.
I'm doing it today, but I think it will make you feel better if you wear a ponytail and dance with a shushu.
Everyone, please try it.
That's all for AKB48 Megu Taniguchi. Bye-bye!