MikuMikuDanceで「上を向いて歩こう (SUKIYAKI)」 by 初音ミク

名曲「上を向いて歩こう」は、永六輔さんが失恋したときに書いた詞だと聞いたことがあるので
MikuMikuDanceのミクさんに失恋の小芝居をさせてみました。
相手役は海外のフリー３Dモデルサイトからお借りしたGUYさんという方です。
VPVPWikiのアクセサリのページから、スカート（和服セットを作られた方のスカート部分）を、背景はキオ式ステージの天蓋部分を使わせていただきました。
http://www6.atwiki.jp/vpvpwiki/pages/13.html
どうもうまくいかなくて、何度もアップしなおしてます。すみません。

Category:

Music

Tags:

• 初音ミク
• Vocaloid
• Vocaloid2
• Miku
• Hatsune
• MikuMikuDance
• 上を向いて歩こう
• SUKIYAKI

[Freakyfish42]

lol. Shadows in space^^

[underpaidkid]

no. it was originally sang by Kyu Sakamoto. it's called Sukiyaki and it's Japanese.

[slapleatheru3]

Wow! That song was popular in America in the early 70's for many years. Nice to hear that lovely melody again.

[KagomeFan44]

KEN?!! FROM BARBIE?!! nono....Miku is wid KEN?!!

[HappyJack01]

@Freakyfish42 You don't really believe that Hatsune Miku can walk in space, do you?

[kuroyagi007]

悲しいあなたを抱きしめたい

I want to hold you.

[ataro11]

なんか歩き方すてきだぞ

[marixdella]

great,now i want to eat a lot of sukiyaki XD

[SillyMinteh]

Zomg I waanntt that dress for mmd. : D

But anyways, this video was great. :'( Made me pretty sad.

[bruisedrose]

AWW! :3 I LOVE IT THANKS A MILLION!! <3<3 *sings along w/ tears* *sniff* so beautiful ~ R.I.P Kyu Sakamoto

[PhilT65]

This was a 1963 big hit in the US selling 13 million records. I remembered it because it was the year I got married and I liked the song. Kyu Sakamoto originally released it in Japan in 1961 where it was a hit. The title was controversial because it had nothing to do with the song but was chosen because Americans would recognize the title as Japanese. (From Wikipedia) .

[chrystalclear500]

If you've ever bothered using MMD or even studying other MMD videos, you'll realize that there's a shadow in the videos based on where the light source is programmed to be. If there's no light source, the figure looks flat. The shadow also casts down and shows where the flat plane surface that she's walking on is.

Not to mention it's a common visual element in anime/manga/video games to have the shadow in dark, introspective scenes.