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Uploaded by on Aug 23, 2006

this is only heard in Japan and in some video games ;)

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  • It's like I'm really reading Higurashi.

  • It's like being in 300 anime shows at the same time!

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  • A few years ago, I was stationed in Okinawa.

    I remember, sitting in my barracks room, window open, the chirping of cicadas and the oppressive heat rolling in with every swell of the evening breeze, as the sun disappeared into the forest on the horizon.

    I miss it so much...

  • so annoying! : (

  • I was watching "The girl, who leapt through time" and that annoying sound was in every other scene! At first I thought that there was something wrong with my sound card, but now I'm watching a different anime, and there it is again.

  • Does anyone know what species this is?

  • Does anyone know what species this is?

    

  • @Stillwater900 well, YOU said sth. about "all over the world" and cicadas in every country I've ever been to don't sound like that, plus where I live they don't do that either - thats how I know.

    And when they are EXACTLY the same, then they aren't the same characteristic japanese noisy guys

  • @GronkAkowA And just how do you know? Maybe they aren't EXACTLY the same, but so what? Its still a deafening, irritating buzz.

  • @Stillwater900 maybe they do, but that doesn't apply to "cicadas all over the world"

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