THE STORY OF YORUSHIKA | HOW SUIS AND N-BUNA CAME TOGETHER
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Yorushika has released hits like That's Why I Gave Up On Music, Nautilus, Fireworks Beneath My Shoes, Haru Hisagi, Parade, Just A Sunny Day For You, Say It, Hitchcock, Thoughtcrime, Deep Indigo, Usotsuki, Rain With Cappucino and many more. This is the Story of Yorushika.
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Yorushika is so rare.. a band that makes music not for fame nor money, But for the sake of music itself ❤️
Thats what he wanted to do and thought he was doing but he agreed that he wanted fame too, and want to be heard.
dude, that's the mentaility in the west, its not rare in japan, japanese bands usually make music because they enjoy it unless it's idols groups.
Actually I think more people than we give credit to pursue music for the sake of making music. It's common knowledge that music is a highly competitive field that could make or break a person. That's why people generally need to be passionate about what they're doing and believe in themselves if it's the career they want.
Admittedly there are probably musicians and bands out there doing it for money, but that's not necessarily a bad thing. Sure it feels wrong at face value but at the end of the day, if someone listens and goes "man, I like this song," I think that's all that matters.
This isn't to discredit Yorushika in anyway; in fact they're currently my favorite artists. Their music hits like a passion project gone right. You can tell they generally love and do it for music (Plagiarism). But that doesn't mean it's be bad if they randomly put out a song they were payed to make. As long as someone felt it, it's good.
I guess the point I'm trying to make is that saying it's good because it's "not for money" is kinda a faulty compliment. Someone earlier said nbuna has admitted he actually wanted some of the fame that came with production, but does that suddenly make the music bad?
Nah. It's still good because they had an idea, believed it would work and poured their thoughts and feelings into it and it came through.
Even if I was told the musicians did it for the money later, I'd still think "well the song writer must've been passionate about what they were writing and that's what made it good."
@@ninetysix8278 but they dont reveal who they are so how she got fame, she dont even want anyone to know who she is
N-buna thinks he made songs for money
To be honest, Yorushika impressed me from every way. The guitarist (yes, I'll start with the guitarist) always surprised me and ended up being my idol. The vocal Suis is even more amazing, her voice are flexible and I could hear her feelings in every single song, words, syllables, her range too, when she sang Hana ni Bourei, I was actually dumbfounded to know that it was the same vocal. I ended up admiring this band as something that motivates me rather than hearing for fun or entertainment
The guitarist n- buna also writes most of their lyrics .
ever since i started learning japanese a year ago listening to yorushika made me really appreciate my choice of language
so true.
I'm looking forward to it!
It’s funny because I listened to n-buna’s vocaloid music when I was like 12 years old (I’m 22 now) and it’s funny because I didn’t know he wrote those songs, I was into the characters not the producers.
I just think it’s really neat how without knowing it I still found their music again and fell in love with it as an adult despite it not being anywhere in the mainstream media where I’m from. (Canada)
Some random factoid about Suis since little is known about her (this is something that she revealed on the radio show she used to do, which I'll link if I ever find), is that she isn't really involved in music outside of recording songs for Yorushika. She often stays in her home and plays video games, and only goes out for work or recording sessions lol
If you actually watch radio episodes, you get to see that she's very energetic and bright, very different from what she might come off as in her music
Suis voice is angelic
I'm big fan of n-buna since vocaloid era.. But lost in touch since 6 years ago... When I hear yorushika I'm surpride he got himself a real vocalist..
I was casually doing research on my favorite band and your video came up. I saw it only had 6k or so view and I almost ignored it.. boy am i glad i watched it. Super good content man, its actually really good quality. Keep up the great work man.
Thanks! I really like doing these documentaries. Im making another on Zutomayo
I followed them for years now and they're such a big inspiration for me 😭 The story and story telling, the emotion and the music are just on another level !
True
A Whisker Away ending theme song hits my heart very hard.
NO YORUSHIKA NO LIFE
Thankyou for uploading this dude, it's much appreciated. This is such a treat for someone like me who's such a big fan of N Buna and Suis! They're a match made in heaven, so amazing to hear about their humble origin and the journey that follows with it~♡
Is really difficult to find that kind of information of Yorushila for me that can't understand Japanese, thank you so much 🔥
Glad you liked it!
I got goosebumps while watching this video. Thanks for this wonderful content
Check out my documentary of The story of Zutomayo here: th-cam.com/video/UlUwl3uahhA/w-d-xo.html
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Great introduction for people who wants to experience the world of Yorushika. Never expected you to upload a documentary of one of my favorite artist and absolutely nailed it. Cant wait for more of Yorushika’s music and your new content. 👌🏻
Suis is going down as one of the most talented female vocalists of our generation.
She has such amazing vocal range, and depth of emotion expressed in every track.
And she just. Keeps. Evolving!!
Incredible video!! :)
Suis is evolving so hard that we dont even whos singing in the new songs.
glad I watched a whisker a way where i discovered yorushika
Saaame
saaaameeeee
Yorushika is the art itself.
Thank you 😊I learned a lot more about Yorushika
I love yorushika a lot I drew Amy and Elma in my sketch book a lot 😭
Haven't even watched half of it but i can tell this is gonna be great
After watching it, its great. I now know much more about these two, and the info was presented fantastically. Thank you for the hard work you put into this video!
this is wonderfully done!!
thank you. im thinking of doing more documentaries moving forward
Jumping into Yorushika rabbithole was worth it
absolutely
Amazing video, i was not expecting it to be this great
Thanks! i'm doing another documentary on an artist im really passionate about these days. can't wait to finish it
This video just scored you a Patreon sub. Please do more deep-dives into artists like this.
This is too good,thx for your great work !subbed
Thanks! Im working on another one now. Its an artist that im reply passionate about on this channel
@@AnakiraJapan wowwww nice, can't wait for your new video 😭
u can literally make a whole fkn anime series or a movie documenting their journey and oh boi would it be good.
Very nice video man, this was really well produced :)
PERFECCTT VIDEO, ty for talk about yorushika
Thank you!
this was great info
thanks
thank you
You're welcome
Actually, suis mentioned in interview that she wasn's a huge fan of n-buna until yorushika formed. She just said that she was familiar(had listened to) n-buna's songs in his vocaloid period.
i like the way you pronounce love
Does yorushika ever perform live ? I wonder what they look like in real life, while Nbuna face is everywhere, I have not seen what suis face look like in real life.....
Espero algún día poder ver el rostro de mi dúo favorito. Desde el año pasado se han robado toda mi atención en todos los sentidos. Deseo con todo mi corazón escucharlos en vivo y estar presente ahí :c
Yo deseo exactamente lo mismo que tu también me gustaría que hubiese un video en español contando la historia de este maravilloso dúo por qué no se inglés xd
If they are still mistery how are they doing live?
I really like this documentary, but if you will, allow me to correct your pronunciation.
It is not "YoroSHIka" but "Yorushka".
The "i" is silent.
PS. I really like this content!
Nani??!! I am mindblown. Thanks for the correction
Phonetically it’s not silent, in conversation it sounds muted amongst native speakers or people mimicking native accents.
This isn’t a mispronunciation, it’s a foreign accent pronouncing foreign syllables.
You are wrong.. It depends on different accent all around japan.. Yuroshka is a russian accent though.
@@romnickpalana4585 How about I tell you that you are completely wrong with that?
And where are your sources? Are you in Japan?
Also, the russian accent is out of the discussion here because we are talking about a Japanese duo.
I have never heard anyone of my Japanese friends and any Japanese person in general say "Yorush-i-ka" (emphasis on the "i").
Because when you say it with the "i" on it as in, "Yorush-i-ka", it means "Is it OK?" in Japanese language (phonetically speaking).
Japanese people always pronounce it as "Yorushka" without the "i".
I doubt you watch their radio interviews, but if you do, try to listen carefully and you'll hear the Radio DJ pronouncing it as "Yorushka" in their introduction.
I am personally an official member of the Yorushika Fanclub (the Smartphone App, go to their official site to know more).
As a member, one of the perks I have is I get to listen to their weekly release of Yorushika's recordings every week.
It is basically just N-buna and Suis talking about anything under the sun (it's really fun btw).
And again, you will never hear N-buna and Suis saying "Yorushi-i-ka", it is always "Yorushka".
Just last June 26th, I watched Yorushika in the theater (in their exclusive theater release of their 01/09 online concert).
And I get to talk with a lot of fans who watched as well.
EVERYONE pronounce it as "Yorushka". That's it.
This video is a snippet of the concert I'm talking about: th-cam.com/video/Ht6lcYg9Zfo/w-d-xo.html
And btw, N-buna and Suis are the names of the duo members of Yorushika (just in case you don't know them). :)
Source: I am living in Japan. I have a lot of Japanese friends who love Yorushika as well.
@@daboy272 source trust me bro
I feel like the stories are sequential. Can someone give me the chronological order hahaha. Or just make one haha
All the albums from natsukusa until elma is a story about amy and elma. The latest two albums is another story
this is amazing thank you!
iirc suis before yorushika is UtaiTei(cover singer) in Nico Nico Douga. Not sure how many subscriber she had before yorushika but i believe shes underated.
I kinda just die every time he tries to say the song names. But overall a good video
Nice video 👍👍🌺🌺
W-o-w
Yo-roo-shkah
So amy and elma are just 'characters' and not real people?
Most utaite don't reval their identity
it’s pronounced as “your-ush-ka” not “yo-ru-shi-ka”
first
Somehow I feel like yorushika's story catch up a lot with the Belle movie 🙄.
a
when making this its much better if you put some samples not just narrate thru everything
This is an excellent video no debate
BUT HOW DARE YOU PRONOUNCE GUMI AS GUMMY
hahahah please correct me sensei. i've slaughtered lots of names until corrected. how do you pronounce it?
@@AnakiraJapan hey it’s alright! You are already forgiven for doing extensive research and presenting it so well
But anyways it’s goo-mi. Kinda like reversing the syllables in miku.
It might help you in future to know that there are primarily five vowels in japanese: a, i (ee), u (oo), e (eh), o. So if a japanese word is written with u like gumi, the u is most probably pronounced as oo. Hope you have a great day!
does suis show her face?
no
belom pernah