Tottoko Hamutaro - Ondoda

Kawaii ne.

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• tottoko
• hamutaro
• ondoda

[kjw21411]

There's a Japanese episode of Hamtaro called "Let's Dance, Ham-Ham Ondo". It's episode 264. Here's the description: 'It's a festival, and the Ham-Hams make their own festival. But Penelope, Marron, Lazuli, and Magical are missing.'.

[warlordgorgutz1]

My favourite ending song :3

[MonyXChan]

@kjw41309 You can pretty much say it means "Cute, right?"

[kjw41309]

What does the description mean? I know that Kawaii means cute, but what does "ne" mean? I know it's a Hiragana used in "Nebaneba" which means "sticky", but what does it mean here?

[kjw41309]

@StarlingKnight There's an episode of Hamtaro (in Japanese) called "Let's Dance, Ham-Ham Ondo". It's episode 264. Here's the description from Wikipedia: 'It's a festival, and the Ham-Hams make their own festival. But Penelope, Chestnut, Lazuli, and Magical are missing.'.

[MovieMan1065]

@StarlingKnight Thank you for clearing that up. Anyways, this is a cool Hamtaro song. One of my favorites.

[StarlingKnight]

@MovieMan1065;

Never heard of japanese folk music style "ondo"?

There's nice and informative article in Wikipedia about Ondo. Try searching with key words "ondo music".

Ondo style music is closely related to Obon celebration in July and summer generally

[MovieMan1065]

The beginning has a really tribal beat to it. Perhaps they were aiming for a Japanese/Hawaiian style?

[numberjack1980]

love it ^^