Famous Japanese song Naotarou Moriyama - Sakura

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Uploaded by on May 15, 2010

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The song is Sakura, it means cherry tree and cherry blossoms too.This song is often used in graduation ceremonies and parties in Japan, because school year ends in march in Japan, around the time cherry trees are in full bloom. It's the 4th most selling single back in 2003 and sold 1.2 million copies.
Translation by MatsuriJapan @ http://www.animelyrics.com

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  • WOW HE SINGS GOOD!

  • hi, i'm from thailand. i just heard this song about a week ago and i realized that this is the most beautiful japanese song i've ever heard..

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  • 巷にはAKBや韓国人アイドルの歌が溢れてるけど、やっぱりこう­いうほうがいいな

  • こんなに偉大な唄はない

    

  • his voice is so clear and beautiful :') i hardly know what he's saying yet im so moved..

  • this is the first time I've heard this song, and I really love it <3

  • @meikoxmuzik ขอบคุณครับ 

  • It's been a year now and this song still be the most beautiful song for me

  • One of the most beautiful song ive heard!

  • His mother "Ryouko Moriyama" is a singer of a beautiful similar voice.

    Look at her song by my channel.

  • Ten głos.... <3 !

  • @paperpunch100 I'm from Thailand too. If u like Japanese song, please visit our page "Jpop Music Station" on fb and share the song you like.

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