Tsubasa OST - Tsubasa

[BlackNekoGirl31]

''Hana'' means flower but ''hane'' means feather and ''tsubasa'' means wing/wings.

You can easily mix up hane with hana, i just wanted to point that out :)

[awesomegirlO]

awww such a cute picture!!!!! Probably not, but can anyone tell the difference between Fai and Yuui? (Sorry I think I spelled Yuui wrong)

[iAmSasuke1]

Is Saaya Sakamoto singing this ?

[baileyoliver67]

Uhhm.... Please credit or link back or something to Kaoru-chan, the artist of this picture. Thank you.

[ashley10031262]

@baileyoliver67 yea i am its just i havent been able to get to all my vids yet.

[jajansz]

wat ep is this from cause it had a part of Sakura talkin to Syaoran when they were kids?

[MidnightFlower13]

i love that pic, though its quality now sucks thanks to youtube -_-'

[patzu129]

This one is titled "Tsubasa", not "feather of love". But yes, it is by FictionJunction KAORI.

[SonnyGoten89]

uhm... tsubasa = feather in Japanese. Though it's Yume no Tsubasa, and yume = dream. But I guess they changed it to "love" in the English title.

[patzu129]

I understand elementary Japanese, thank you very much. If you research the song titles in the Tsubasa soundtracks, there is no song titled "Feather of Love". This is officially known as "Tsubasa".

[ashley10031262]

Yea it's called Tsubasa. It's just when i got the song that's what it was titled so I went by it. I'm going to change it...Eventually....

[BlakWulf009]

actually tsubasa means wing XD and basa is a sound effect for flapping wings :P just thought i might mention that XD

[SonnyGoten89]

Yah, I got it mixed up. Tsubasa means wings, hana means feather.

[HimeeeSama]

Hana means flower, not feather.

[SonnyGoten89]

You think? But in Tsubasa Chronicle they keep talking about "hana" when they're reffering to Sakura's feathers.

[lovingispainful]

@SonnyGoten89 maybe you've misheard it.. it's actually hane-feather, hana-flower, tsubasa-wings or sometimes tsubasa and hane can be both feather and wings..