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Hello, we are Hamasuka Broadcasting Club.
It's September 4th.
September.
Surprise! It's July!
We are still in July. I'm sorry.
September.
It's September.
Today, we have something we haven't done before.
Here is today's activity.
Let's make a poem!
Right?
The program called "music...templar" suddenly asked us to make a poem.
It's very poetic.
I think you two will continue to be active in the music world.
However, when you decide to write a poem, your creative activities will be greatly utilized.
So, today, you two will try to make a poem in order to broaden your musical range.
Don't you usually write poems?
I don't usually write poems.
Actually, you might write a lot of poems.
I don't usually write poems.
You don't usually write poems.
We don't usually write poems.
So, for you two, we have invited a great poet from the music world, Kitte.
He is the one.
A great poet is amazing.
Is he a great poet or a great poet?
Either one is fine.
Please welcome Atsushi Yanaka from the Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra.
Thank you very much, Atsushi Yanaka.
Tonight's guest is Atsushi Yanaka, who plays the baritone sax in the Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra.
In fact, he is a famous poet in the music world.
Tonight, Hamasuka will learn from Yanaka Ska Para how to write a poem.
Love is...
I don't like it.
On top of that, Hama and Asuka will write a poem together.
This is the power of poetry!
What kind of work will be born?
First of all, why did Mr. Yanaka wake up to Toyomi in the first place?
We'll get to that starting point.
Mr. Yanaka, did you quit music school?
I've written and sent poems to various people.
- Have you ever sent one to Hama? - Of course I have.
Every year, I send a "nengashi" instead of a "nengajo".
- Do you also write lyrics? - Yes, I mostly write lyrics for saxophones.
At first, I started writing poems with a mobile phone.
At the time, mobile phones didn't have cameras or pictures.
- I see. - There were quite a few restrictions on logistics.
When I went on tours and traveled,
I couldn't send my friends pictures and tell them what I'm like now.
So I was trying to figure out how to convey it without pictures.
While I was doing it under the restrictions of logistics,
I started to think, "Isn't this poetry?"
It's kind of stylish.
That's where I started writing poetry.
I didn't know that at all.
I also sent it to my band members.
But band members are pretty cool and don't reply at all.
"But if you write that much every day,
you should be able to write lyrics, right?"
- Then everyone started talking about it. - "Would you like to write lyrics?"
So I called the original rapper, Tajima Takao,
and we collaborated with Tsukabara on "Megureta Orange".
- That's a great song. - I wrote the lyrics.
- Is that your first song? - Yes, it is.
You're a genius.
Seriously.
When you first started doing this,
it was a world view you'd never seen before.
And of course, you were directing.
Didn't you feel embarrassed about showing it off?
In my case, I didn't send a message to my 100 friends every day.
I would send them emails and stuff like that.
But as I was doing that, I was able to express myself.
It's more embarrassing when you think you're embarrassed.
The class has started.
I see.
Tsukabara Yanaka's poem making starts now!
First...
It's hard for me to make a poem all of a sudden.
So first, I'd like to make a poet's heart.
- A poet's heart. - Here it is.
Let's be naked mentally.
That's like the main topic of the day.
- If you're not naked, it's embarrassing. - I see.
So if you're not naked and you're just wearing socks, it's embarrassing.
- I see. - That's what I mean.
- Then it's called "naked." - Sorry about that.
It's more free to say those words of feelings.
And it's possible that an innocent heart will be conveyed.
So let's do this.
Let's talk about love.
That's amazing.
Let's talk about love.
When we talk about love,
it's easier for people to express themselves.
- It's easier for people to show their habits. - I see.
- Then let's do "let's talk about love." - Let's talk about love?
- What's with the rose? - Rose?
- Huh? - Rose.
- There's a rose. - I know the flip.
You two will fill in the blank with "love is nothing."
It's not something you do at the end when you're able to do it.
- It's like a game. - I see.
First of all...
What's this, Raka-san?
By holding this and saying "love is nothing,"
you'll be able to express yourself.
This is a little embarrassing.
If you say it like that, it's like that, isn't it?
So you're saying you're going to throw it away?
That's right.
So I made it myself.
You too? As a guide?
Yes. I don't know if it will be helpful, but for now...
I want to see it.
Oh, I'm going to do it with roses.
Roses.
Roses will definitely suit you.
Then I'll go.
Yes, yes.
Ta-da!
Love is happiness that makes you anxious.
Wow, that's amazing.
That's a good one.
I knew it.
There's no sense of debt.
There's also a state of happiness that makes you anxious.
But love is also love that makes you anxious.
I've put those two kinds of feelings in here.
That's difficult.
I want to write about it.
That's a good one.
They're like, "That's a good one."
That's a good one.
But you don't have to worry about being poetic.
I have to think about it.
I think it's best to take advice and write about it.
I'm looking forward to it.
Well, first of all, Hama-kun.
Please!
I'll go.
The rose...
Please prepare the rose.
Love is first love every time.
That's a good one.
"King" is the most embarrassing one.
It's embarrassing to be called "king."
I'm still happy with "king" by Yanaka-san, but "statue" is...
It's surprisingly embarrassing.
That's true.
It'd be nice if it were lyrics.
That's true.
I think Akimoto-san will write it.
Really?
I think he will.
That's good. Be serious.
Love is first love every time.
Isn't it "I don't know"?
Wait a minute.
It was really good, but Yanaka-san's melody was weird.
I didn't know it was such a soft song.
Next, Asuka-san, please.
Asuka-san, please.
Love is...
what you think of your mother.
Oh...
It's true. I don't like it.
It's amazing.
It's true.
But it's amazing.
This depth is cool.
It's deep.
It's not deep. It's simple.
It depends on how you take it.
For me, this is...
My life also starts with my mother's love.
That's right.
That's what I think.
I imagined Asuka-san putting it all together for me.
That's good.
As expected of you.
Thank you.
I'm happy.
I was a little surprised.
Is the preview okay?
It's really good.
It's getting fun.
I want to do this as many times as possible.
I'm getting used to it mentally.
Once you do it, you won't let go of it.
Let's go to the next step.
Let's read a good poem.
This is a work or something that already exists.
However, I think it's difficult to write a poem, so let's review a good poem.
First of all, it's my favorite poem.
It's Shuntaro Tanikawa's "Sitting".
"Sitting" by Shuntaro Tanikawa.
Sitting on the sofa.
Afternoon in thin clouds.
There are things you have to do, like a swollen hamaguri.
But you don't do anything.
Calmly.
Beautiful things are beautiful.
Ugly things are beautiful somewhere.
It's just that being here is amazing.
I'm not me anymore.
Get up and drink water.
The water is amazing, too.
"The water is amazing, too" is amazing.
It's like a still picture, but it's amazing that there's so much movement.
Suddenly, beautiful things are beautiful.
Ugly things are beautiful somewhere.
It's like my heart is growing.
I like that kind of thing.
The two of you chose your favorite lyrics from your own poems.
That's right.
I chose Koji Tamaki's "Melody".
It's a world-famous song.
When I first heard it, I thought it was fun.
There was nothing back then, but it was still fun.
The part that makes you cry the most is actually the second line.
That's where it hits you the most whenever you hear it.
I think it's a state before everyone becomes someone else.
It came out when I was told my favorite lyrics.
It's a good lyric.
The world view is getting better.
It's a great Sego song.
Asuka.
Matsuto and Yumi.
Dandelion.
Fuzaki's "Tanpopo".
What do you like about it?
The first two lines are very loving.
I want to be like that.
I think it's because I'm such a loving person that I can carry the feelings of the second line behind me.
That's exactly what it means.
I like it.
I can feel the world view of this song, too.
The scent of "Tanpopo".
That's where it comes from.
It's a good song.
I feel like I'm being played by Yanaka-sensei.
What kind of personality does he have?
He presents his favorite sweets and says, "I see."
This is what you like, right?
He's gradually getting better at writing poems.
That's true. I've never been so serious about it.
Finally, I'd like to write a poem.
Good, good, good, good.
This time, I'm going to show you how to write a Yanaka- style poem that anyone can write.
Yanaka-style.
Yes, this is it.
Writing a poem with words in mind.
Words in mind.
Yes. What it means to write a poem with words in mind is...
If you make one word the starting point and think about it...
The way you think about it will give you your own personality.
That's true, that's true.
It's different for everyone, isn't it? The way you think about it.
I think it'd be interesting for you to find out for yourself.
I see.
For example...
I made it like this.
This is the poem I wrote based on it.
The first thing I thought of was...
"Hamasuka Broadcasting Club," "Square," "Ichirinza," "Living Alone," "A Room Where No One Comes."
Wow.
That's amazing.
I wrote the poem while changing the order.
"Living Alone," "A Room Where No One Comes," "Ichirinza," "Let's think about someone without being influenced by anyone."
Wow.
Isn't it nice to put "Ichirinza" on your desk and leave it alone?
Yes, it is.
I'm thinking about it with that kind of feeling.
That's amazing.
"Hamasuka Broadcasting Club" is often like this, isn't it, Yanaka-san?
It's totally different if you two do it.
As a rule, you don't use the word that will be your starting point.
We don't use it in "Hamasuka Broadcasting Club."
You can change the order of the words.
Sounds interesting.
Shall we try it?
Shall we?
You two will start with the word "music."
I see. "Music" will start.
"Music" will start, and you will write two poems.
If you think of it primarily as poetry, it may be difficult to think of it.
"Kirameita" (shining)
Wow, it's like a serious mood is blowing up.
Sensei, I'm happy!
It's getting serious, Mr. Yanagawa.
At the same time, "don"!
It's completely different.
Wow, it's completely different.
Yeah.
Hono-kun, it's nice in reality.
I'm pretty realistic, aren't I? Looking at it like this.
Musician, super confident person.
Even so, it's fun.
Wow, it's poetic, isn't it?
It's poetic, isn't it?
Huh? What is it?
Wow.
Waves melt and sink
It seems like Asuka-san's poem.
Asuka-san's poem
The way I write my poems is...
Poems that I write with all my might trying to convey what I want to say...
It's too much pressure.
It doesn't really come in.
People can be pretty fickle.
If you tell me "this is like this"...
"Eh? That's not how you do it"...
You'll feel like that, won't you?
If you line up all the words...
I got it! That's enough! I don't need any more!
If you make a subtraction and write it down...
It'll make you imagine it.
If it makes you imagine it, it means that the reader will participate in that poem.
That's a really good word.
I see.
I've written a lot of poems, so I think it's okay for me to subtract them.
But I've written it down.
Wow!
It's hard.
You've written it down?
Yes.
She's got it.
That's amazing. Her hands are totally different.
Making poems with Yanaka-ryu Ska Para.
What kind of poems will they make with these words, which they've been thinking about since music?
Well, let's start with Hama-kun, please.
Wow!
Thinking about things alone is just fine. Thinking that you might not have confidence in yourself might be an advantage.
In the end, you end up thinking about things like that alone, but it's still fun.
Wow!
That's what I've summarized.
It really shows your personality.
Poi.
She said "poi" twice, so it must be true.
What I usually think is simply written.
Oh, really?
Naturally.
Well, I summarized it a little.
But, strangely enough, when Yana-san said "love" with a rose in her hand for the first time, I wasn't embarrassed at all.
It has a great effect.
Thinking about things alone is just fine. Thinking that you might not have confidence in yourself might be an advantage.
In the end, you end up thinking about things like that alone, but it's still fun.
Well then, Asuka-san, please continue.
I'm looking forward to it.
The light is coming.
Is it coming?
It's here.
Yes.
There is no end to the waves that sink.
If you dissolve in the rhythm that took you away, your heart will become bare.
You're learning, aren't you?
Are you learning?
That's amazing!
Your hands are completely different.
Sensei, I'm surprised.
Sensei, you're surprised.
The rhythm that took you away doesn't come out easily.
What do you mean "take you away"?
What do you mean "the rhythm that took you away"?
I'm personalizing the rhythm.
You don't even think about taking away the rhythm.
Oh, that's nice.
It dissolves in the rhythm that took you away.
That's the meanest thing you've ever said.
She said, "Don't be shy."
It doesn't end in the sinking waves.
If it dissolves in the rhythm that took you away, your heart will be bare.
But it's interesting that it's completely different.
It's interesting.
I didn't expect it from the same music.
It's completely different.
Next, let's make a poem in a different way than before.
A different way.
Here it is.
Let's make a poem in a different way.
In a different way.
There are times when a poem becomes a metaphor.
Let's make a monologue together.
Let's make a metaphor.
You two will be "ki" and "ten".
"Sho" and "ketsu" will be separated.
"Tan" and "to" will be separated.
And you will write in four lines.
I see. One, three, two, four.
Yes.
The theme of this time is "anger".
"Anger".
"Anger" is the theme.
It's completely different again.
How do you divide it up?
One, three or two, four?
Asuka, do you know how to do it?
I don't know.
Do you know how to do it?
I like art.
Then, I will write "one, three".
In order for you two not to know what you will write,
you will make poems for each part.
This is a good picture.
This is also a good picture.
I did it.
You are fast.
I can't help it even if I care about it.
I did it.
It's fun.
This is an interesting way of making it.
It's interesting, isn't it?
It's not transparent at all.
It's not transparent.
Don't cheat like that.
You are quite cute.
It's difficult.
I want everyone to do it at school.
I want everyone to do it the day after they see it.
I did it.
That's great.
That's good.
That's great.
This is the power of poetry.
With anger as the theme,
they wrote a relay poem without knowing what they wrote.
What kind of poem will it be?
The theme is anger.
Here we go.
"Stop it," you say.
Surprising.
Very surprising.
"Futsufutsu" and "gutsugutsu" and "pachipachi" and...
That's good.
It's amazing up to here.
Hora jibun no uchi wo gaman dekinai no dakara
That's good.
Yagate kumo he to agatte iku
Isn't it great?
That's great!
This is the power of poetry!
I forgot about the camera!
This is amazing!
He's angry.
"Onomatopoeia" is included, too.
That's good.
This is amazing!
Let's display it around here.
Let's display it!
Let's put it in the corner.
This is great!
I hope you understood the beauty of poems today.
Lastly, I would like to announce that I was very happy to be doing poems.
"Sukapara Collaboration Project", it all started with poems.
This is what the artists I collaborated with in "Sukapara" look like.
It's ridiculous to look at it like this.
Until "Megureta Orange" in 2001, I hadn't written lyrics.
It's ridiculous.
Before 2001, I sang lyrics written by other people.
Since I started writing lyrics in 2001, I've had wonderful poets come to me as vocalists and say, "Please leave it all to me."
Since then, many people have started having fun with me.
I think I've been able to communicate a lot through poems.
Since I was sending poems to various people, there were many people who knew that I was writing poems.
"Highstar"'s Ken Yokoyama was sending poems to me.
When I saw the poems he sent me...
Didn't he usually sing in English in "Highstar"?
When he sang in Japanese, he usually read the poems that Yanaka-san wrote.
Yanaka-san's cell phone didn't even have a camera yet.
That's how I started writing poems.
That's amazing.
You two wrote poems today.
Did you get to connect with various people through poems?
We're aiming for a "Sukapara" collaboration.
We did a collaboration performance on this show once.
We played drums in Okamotozu once.
I said we'd decide who we'd do the second performance with.
"Who will you do it with?" "Sukapara" really came up in my mind.
I thought it would look good on you if you wore a "Sukapara" suit.
If we could do it together...
In front of the audience?
That's right.
It was really exciting.
It was exciting, wasn't it?
It was really exciting.
It was exciting to be able to collaborate with friends who swore on poems.
It's all thanks to Yanaka-san.
It's a bond formed by poems.
I'll eat you up, too!