The song is written by them when they were in their late teens. It is written from their perspective of a physically mature young woman understanding she is sexually desirable by men. The problem is she not emotionally mature or ready for “adult” love. The video plays off this motif. It is performed in a”love hotel” where Japanese couples can go for relations. They though are still young acting old like smoking candy cigarettes, Mizyu getting mad and drinking strawberry milk etc. AG will sing about issues in society even if quite serious. Their song Koi Geba for example is about the destruction intimate relationships between teachers and students. Note be singing about these issues does not promote them. Metal music for example is full of themes that are dark, but serious and need to be addressed.
Seems to be about the angst of longing for a more mature adult type of romantic relationship from a young lady’s (?) perspective. It’s also a bit tongue in cheek, drawing from much, much older Japanese pop and chanson styles…even a vague reference to enka lyricism.
The song is written by them when they were in their late teens. It is written from their perspective of a physically mature young woman understanding she is sexually desirable by men. The problem is she not emotionally mature or ready for “adult” love. The video plays off this motif. It is performed in a”love hotel” where Japanese couples can go for relations. They though are still young acting old like smoking candy cigarettes, Mizyu getting mad and drinking strawberry milk etc. AG will sing about issues in society even if quite serious. Their song Koi Geba for example is about the destruction intimate relationships between teachers and students. Note be singing about these issues does not promote them. Metal music for example is full of themes that are dark, but serious and need to be addressed.
Seems to be about the angst of longing for a more mature adult type of romantic relationship from a young lady’s (?) perspective. It’s also a bit tongue in cheek, drawing from much, much older Japanese pop and chanson styles…even a vague reference to enka lyricism.
they were a bit younger when they recorded this song but shot the music video more recently, that’s why their voices sound younger/higher lol