Served in Okinawa, 3 years, early 80's. I love the Japanese people. I learned to speak Japanese. When I heard this song and understood it, I learned to sing it. I would go to pubs with my Japanese friends and they wanted me to sing this song on Karaoke. I'm blonde and blue eyes, and the crowd got crazy. One night they had me sing that song 3 times in a row. I sure miss my Okinawin friends. 😢
Qué tristeza!!, está bonita, alegre y combinada con nostalgia y lo mismo de esperanza de ver a su baby, asomándose desde el cielo, me llena de ternura!😢😂, la escuché por primera vez en los 90's y sin saber inglés, comprendí su hermosa canción!😂!,, hoy conozco en su video, a este gran cantante japonés! Lastima por nosotros! , pegó allay está ahora con "su baby"😢😊
This song is terrific. One of a kind. Am 71 and remember it well. This was a time that's so different than today. Am so glad to have grown up in this era. 😊
I look up when I walk So that the tears won't fall Remembering those spring days But I am all alone tonight I look up when I walk Counting the stars with tearful eyes Remembering those summer days But I am all alone tonight Happiness lies beyond the clouds Happiness lies above the sky I look up when I walk So that the tears won't fall Though the tears well up as I walk For tonight I am all alone (Whistling) Remembering those autumn days But I am all alone tonight Sadness lies in the shadow of the stars Sadness lurks in the shadow of the moon I look up as I walk So that the tears won't fall Though the tears well up as I walk For tonight I am all alone (Whistling)
Thank you for your time with translation of this BEAUTIFUL MELODY.... I remember when I was a child I would hear this song on the radio on KRLA 1110 AM.. art laboe and huggy boy along with wolfman Jack they would play this every now and then I never knew what it was saying I just knew it sounded extremely beautiful but I just wanted to thank you for your time with the translation of it...
When Japan airplane crashed in August 12,1985 my mother cried so much that I still remember her tearful eyes . Now both of them are in heaven and I hear this fateful song with smile on my face . From California
OMG I grew up listening to this song when I was growing up in the early 60’s, and I’m sitting here listening to this in 2023 with a big smile on my face. Thank you for sharing such a wonderful song and bringing back such fond memories. 🙏🏻 🇬🇧
@@torralba4349 We are almost the same age, I just turned 67 at the end of November? My Mum loved listening to this song and it took me straight back to the good old days?
It hit the top of the charts in 1963. Thats right. Its one of two songs sung 100% in a foreign language that made it to #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in the US! That should let you know this song touched a lot of nerves in 1963. It certainly hit mine at age 11 hearing it on the radio. Still does in 2023.
@@user-jd1wp5pq3q see the article in babble magazine entitled: The 8 Foreign Songs That Topped The Charts in US. Very informative. Just saw it. Google it.
My grandmother who helped raise me passed away this year, as we were going through her stuff my mother gave me some records my grandfather brought back from japan in the korean war and I had to find more music like it and it led me to this, its a beautiful song and its been helping me mourn these last few months. It's so sad but makes me happy at the same time
May your dear grandmother rest in peace, it’s always great to find what grandparents loved and what me memories they cherished. Sending Love & condolences from England 🏴🇬🇧
this gentleman had such a great voice. nothing but the Best may he rest in peace. we need more people like him. people today have no idea how this singer was.God Bless.
When you have a song stuck in your head and can't remember anything but the melody, and everyone you hum it too knows the whole thing and they don't know what song it is or any lyrics either... it's always this song.
Yes. I first heard this in 1962, when it began being played on the radio, here in the U.S. I had gotten a transistor radio two years earlier, when I was five years old. This song...it still sounds the same, still makes me feel the same way, fifty years later. Incredible. Still the same feeling.
I was 15 and a Sophomore in high school when this song came out. It was a huge hit with all of us teens. Somehow, this song sang to the young people back then. Great song. Great singer ! Great memories ! 💙
I could never remember when I heard this song played and about what year, so all my life I've hummed it's melody, but no one, not even a DJ, could tell me what it's title was. I was listening to CZcams songs from my past, and when I got to listen to snippets of 1963, I shrieked when I heard the melody I have hummed all my life. Seems I was just 15 when I heard it played a lot on my little transistor radio. I'm now 75, and no one was ever able to help me, seeing I didn't know what year it was out. thank you, Jesus! I have to do some research now, on a tiny miracle that has been a sad thing all my life....Thank you for uploading this song.
This is love song. It was called sukiyaki a Japanese food dish of soup, meat, noodles, which has nothing to do with the words of the song, it was just catchy name.
I look up as I walk So that the tears won't fall Remembering those spring days And tonight, I am all alone I look up as I walk Counting the stars with tearful eyes Remembering those summer days And tonight, I am all alone Happiness lies beyond the clouds Happiness lies beyond the sky I look up as I walk So that the tears won't fall But the tears well up as walk For tonight, I am all alone
My mother had another version of this record in the early '40 war years. I loved it ever since I was stationed TDY in Washington Heights Tokyo Japan in the early '60s - attended the Kodokan for Judo & Waseda University where I studied Aikido. Learned enough Japanese to get around, although English was spoken making my experience more than memorable. Always remembered the kindness of Yrico Asano among many others.
when I was ten , we lived in Brazil, this song was always playing on TV, radio. I loved this song! Heard it on the ship we travelled in , on our way to South Africa. Music does that, it triggers memories.
i hear this and im back to age 5, there was always music playing in our home .Im 65 now hearing this song does send shivers down my spine ,bring a tear to my eye , but also brings a smile and beutyfull memories
I remember hearing this song for the first time when I was a boy. I never forgot it and still to this day it touches me. Even though I can't understand the words it is a beautiful sad song.
I remember listening to this song on the radio when I was a teenager. I didn't understand the lytics, but the melody and his voice was enough for me. Beautiful song!❤
The original title (he wrote the song himself, I think) is "Ue O Muite Arukou" ("I Look Up When I Walk"). The singer has to look up as he walks, so his tears won't hit the ground.
By far my favorite song. I first heard it when I was about six. I fell in love with Japanese culture as a young girl. My daughter is one quarter Japanese, and she has a younger half-sister unfortunately their dad chose drugs over his daughters. I still love Japan and the culture. I will always love this song.
My condolences to his family. That song has brought so many good family memories over 60 years. My twin uncles (only 8 years older than I) used to listen to the radio and I'd try to sing along. Ive hummed it for all these years and am happy to have found it on You Tube.
I was 10 years old, my sister 13 in 1963 when this song was a hit. We bought the 45 and played it, never knowing the lyrics. Like so many others, we just loved the song. It seemed happy, sweet, romantic.
I bought his first album in Tokyo in 1963 - it has this song on it. It is red vinyl and the album jacket is blue with a pic of Kyu on it. Still have it after all these years - I can still sing the song in Japanese, after all these decades. A beautiful song of lost love.
This is actually the theme song of a Japanese movie in which the singer is also the main actor. It is a colour film, once shown on TV in Hong Kong with dialogues dubbed in Cantonese😊.
@@PillecukorCica “Ue o muite aruko” 上を向いて歩こう, directed by Masuda Toshio (舛田利雄) and produced by Nikkatsu (日活株式会社), 1962. DVD available, but seems to be in Japanese only. Colour. Hong Kong’s version was named “關東少年營”.
WILL ALWAYS LOVE HIM ! WAS YOUNG GIRL WHEN I FIRST HEARD HIM SING ! WILL ALWAYS LOVE FOREVER ! MISS YOU SO MUCH BUT YOUR ALWAYS IN MY HEART AND MIND! ❤💕💋💥💯
I first heard this song at house party in my neighborhood, an African American neighborhood in Houston, Texas USA, 1997. Can't deny good music no matter where your from!
My mom made me listen to this version. After I had her hear 4pm's version when I was a kid. She told me 'that's not the original song'. And had played this on a cassette tape she had. Ever since then I have loved this version of the song more. So when I hear it I think of her.
When I was a child, 4 or 5, i sang this song whenever it came on the radio. My family would wonder how i understood and could sing along. My aunt actually asked my mom how i knew and sang to it.
Mesmo sem saber o que dizia a canção, minha mãe sempre gostou dela e passou esse gosto para mim, que nasci no ano de seu lançamento. É simplesmente maravilhosa! 🙏🏻🙅🏼♀️😘🤩🥰🙌👏🇪🇪💙🇨🇬🧉🇧🇷
Let us walk towards the top 上を向いて歩こう so as not to spill tears 涙がこぼれないように spring day to remember 思い出す 春の日 lonely night 一人ぽっちの夜 Let us walk towards the top 上を向いて歩こう Counting the blurred stars にじんだ星をかぞえて summer days to remember 思い出す 夏の日 lonely night 一人ぽっちの夜 happiness is above the clouds 幸せは 雲の上に happiness is in the sky 幸せは 空の上に Let us walk towards the top 上を向いて歩こう so as not to spill tears 涙がこぼれないように walking while crying 泣きながら 歩く lonely night 一人ぽっちの夜 autumn days to remember 思い出す 秋の日 lonely night 一人ぽっちの夜 sorrow is behind the stars 悲しみは星のかげに sorrow is behind the moon 悲しみは月のかげに Let us walk towards the top 上を向いて歩こう so as not to spill tears 涙がこぼれないように walking while crying 泣きながら 歩く lonely night 一人ぽっちの夜 lonely night 一人ぽっちの夜
I too cried alone.. when you lost your first love…. This song tells the heart break of the young man. I just love this song.R.I.P. 😢😢😢😢😢🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👏👏👏👏☮️☮️☮️🍺🍺💕🥰
He died in a plane crash but because of this song he always be lmortal to me. He will never be forgotten ♥
Thank you take care 🙂
His beautiful song never dies. Still sung worldwide until time memorial. Great
❤
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@@mariejerzyszek4251 Thank you take care 🙂💓❤
I first heard this song when I was a young girl. I have always loved it. I am now 75 and it is still my favorite. ❤
Qualifies you as a good ear Honey Bunny. Don't even think about it.
Have a nice day.
Wow!!!😊
Am 71 and feel like you. Love this song and always will. Brings back good memories
And is my favourite song of all time as well am 74 .
Heard it when I was a teenager.
Never heard a more beautiful song.
I am in my 70`s now and I will never, ever get tired of hearing Kyu sing his wonderful song! God Bless!
I'll be 70 next month, and I feel the same way...we both were around to hear this when it came out!
I am 76 and still get that same feeling as when I heard it as a child@@61rampy65
I like this song too
Me too
me too I introduced this to my granddaughter she fell in love with it to.
She likes this so much she taught herself to sing it. She just turn 18.
Served in Okinawa, 3 years, early 80's. I love the Japanese people. I learned to speak Japanese. When I heard this song and understood it, I learned to sing it. I would go to pubs with my Japanese friends and they wanted me to sing this song on Karaoke. I'm blonde and blue eyes, and the crowd got crazy. One night they had me sing that song 3 times in a row. I sure miss my Okinawin friends. 😢
Awesome! I have always wanted to learn to sing this song....
Great!
Glad cultural appropriation wasn't in full swing then. Your cultural appreciation is beautiful.
Qué tristeza!!, está bonita, alegre y combinada con nostalgia y lo mismo de esperanza de ver a su baby, asomándose desde el cielo, me llena de ternura!😢😂, la escuché por primera vez en los 90's y sin saber inglés, comprendí su hermosa canción!😂!,, hoy conozco en su video, a este gran cantante japonés! Lastima por nosotros! , pegó allay está ahora con "su baby"😢😊
Sounds like excellent memories
Was that you singing this song on BC street? 😂
This song is terrific. One of a kind. Am 71 and remember it well. This was a time that's so different than today. Am so glad to have grown up in this era. 😊
Me too, I'm 68 and remember this song well, always get a tear😢and also glad I grew up in this era😊🇭🇲
Me, too. I feel blessed because of living through those times. 🙏🏻✝️❤️
😢
I look up when I walk
So that the tears won't fall
Remembering those spring days
But I am all alone tonight
I look up when I walk
Counting the stars with tearful eyes
Remembering those summer days
But I am all alone tonight
Happiness lies beyond the clouds
Happiness lies above the sky
I look up when I walk
So that the tears won't fall
Though the tears well up as I walk
For tonight I am all alone
(Whistling)
Remembering those autumn days
But I am all alone tonight
Sadness lies in the shadow of the stars
Sadness lurks in the shadow of the moon
I look up as I walk
So that the tears won't fall
Though the tears well up as I walk
For tonight I am all alone
(Whistling)
Thank you for the English translation of the beautiful lyrics.
Thanks for english version
Ty
Thank you for your time with translation of this BEAUTIFUL MELODY.... I remember when I was a child I would hear this song on the radio on KRLA 1110 AM.. art laboe and huggy boy along with wolfman Jack they would play this every now and then I never knew what it was saying I just knew it sounded extremely beautiful but I just wanted to thank you for your time with the translation of it...
Thank you for this.. much appreciated ❤️❤️❤️
When Japan airplane crashed in August 12,1985 my mother cried so much that I still remember her tearful eyes . Now both of them are in heaven and I hear this fateful song with smile on my face .
From California
it was a very sad day for me too
I also remember when that happened. Very sad.
Thank you for sharing that 💗 Slava Ukraini from me in England UK 💗
JAL flight 123. The worst aviation disaster in history. Very sad day. RIP to all. (Jan Griffiths).
I may not be Japanese but I love this song. I first heard this song when I was little back in the day.
OMG I grew up listening to this song when I was growing up in the early 60’s, and I’m sitting here listening to this in 2023 with a big smile on my face. Thank you for sharing such a wonderful song and bringing back such fond memories. 🙏🏻 🇬🇧
LINDO BEALTIFULL
SAME HERE LOVED IT THEN AND STILL.FEEL THE SAME WAY .🎉
Great perspective. You are still alive. Best to you.
Me too! I'm 74 now.
@@torralba4349 We are almost the same age, I just turned 67 at the end of November? My Mum loved listening to this song and it took me straight back to the good old days?
It hit the top of the charts in 1963. Thats right. Its one of two songs sung 100% in a foreign language that made it to #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in the US!
That should let you know this song touched a lot of nerves in 1963. It certainly hit mine at age 11 hearing it on the radio. Still does in 2023.
And, what was the other song?
Probably Dominique by The Singing Nuns. It was sung in French
@@lenoraquinn8210macarena 😊!!!!
What about La Bamba by Richie Valens?
@@user-jd1wp5pq3q see the article in babble magazine entitled: The 8 Foreign Songs That Topped The Charts in US. Very informative. Just saw it. Google it.
RIP to him and the other victims in the crash of Japan Airlines Flight 123.
Wow I didn't know he died in a plane cray 😿😿
Wen it that happened
I have learn about this case too
🥰
Yes. He went up to Heaven in a plane. Lovely song, my favorite .
*I will always love you, Kyu, the man who smiled with his eyes.* 😢🙏
Smiles, how are you doing ketty?
Verdade, isso é muito lindo
From his heart❤
どんな辛い時でも寄り添ってくれる温かくて優しくて泣ける曲です。
Beautiful Kyu singing the most beautiful song, still gives me chills as it did back in the 60's ♥️
😢 beautiful song, big hit in early 60s even though nobody knew the words, I still love to hear it.
Me too... 💞🎁
70.80くらいだわこれだからにわかは😥
A Taste of Honey recorded this song in English in 1982. I have both versions. (Jan Griffiths).
Just graduated high school This song and singer mean alot to me
I was small when it hit big in the states in 1963 (original Japanese release 1960) and I've listened to it ever since.
No.1 in Australia in 1963 for 2 weeks
坂本九さん、いつの時代に聴いても素敵な曲と歌声ですね✨
0:51 😅
... INDUBITABLY SO ✌️🏴🥂
Amen+❤
まじで愛されてる
My grandmother who helped raise me passed away this year, as we were going through her stuff my mother gave me some records my grandfather brought back from japan in the korean war and I had to find more music like it and it led me to this, its a beautiful song and its been helping me mourn these last few months. It's so sad but makes me happy at the same time
beautiful story Nick, a lovely tune.
May your dear grandmother rest in peace, it’s always great to find what grandparents loved and what me memories they cherished. Sending Love & condolences from England 🏴🇬🇧
I remember enjoying this song as a young boy, and wishing I could whistle like that.
My Name Gary James. ROBSON, lived in Sydney Australia, loved it immensely & thought whistling with it be GR8, but couldn't.
As a small white child who didn't understand a single word he sang I felt a great sense of sorrow that verged on tears..so beautiful
Such a beautiful song, and this must be one of the first music videos ever
Seems that God only takes the good ones from us early, I cry every time I hear this song, memories of days gone by
💯agree😢
Me too, I'd love to be back then😢
Am investigating whether it was an accident...
Every thing about this song is BRILLIANT what a talented man with a beautiful voice
And courageous.
I'm eternal grateful to be born in this world. Sukiyaki is really special for me even I wasn't born in its era.
Music is timeless. You don't to be from that era to enjoy. I remember when it first came out, and it was being play on all of the radio staions.
我都好鍾意
this gentleman had such a great voice. nothing but the Best may he rest in peace. we need more people like him. people today have no idea how this singer was.God Bless.
When you have a song stuck in your head and can't remember anything but the melody, and everyone you hum it too knows the whole thing and they don't know what song it is or any lyrics either... it's always this song.
So true!! ... there is something legendary about this song. Everyone knows it... be it with or without the words
R.I.P. KYU
Loved this since the early 1960's when I was a child living on Okinawa with my parents. 😢❤
Smiles, how are you doing Pam?
Wow....powerful.😢
Still get "goose bumps"...beautiful melody
If you’ve never heard this song and you listen to it now it’s gonna stay in your heart forever.
that's the favorite song of my life, thank you
Yes. I first heard this in 1962, when it began being played on the radio, here in the U.S. I had gotten a transistor radio two years earlier, when I was five years old. This song...it still sounds the same, still makes me feel the same way, fifty years later. Incredible. Still the same feeling.
Same
Very good song
You are a deep thinker...
It's the most beautifull song to me I cry when it play ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Poor Kyu Sakamoto, he will be missed. Rest easily.
His voice so magical soothing and healing
I was 15 and a Sophomore in high school when this song came out. It was a huge hit with all of us teens. Somehow, this song sang to the young people back then. Great song. Great singer ! Great memories ! 💙
Me too. 15, soph. year, first love. Great song, great memory.
The first time I heard this song, I fell in love with it. Simply beautiful from a singer with a kind look.
It's a bitch being old but this song takes me back to a time in my life when I was young, innocent and hopeful.
對🎉
KYU SAKAMOTO💖🕺🌟🤩✨
Great!🎼🎵🎸🎤📀🎧💯👍👏
From Hong Kong🙋♀️🌏💝🌺🥰
I could never remember when I heard this song played and about what year, so all my life I've hummed it's melody, but no one, not even a DJ, could tell me what it's title was.
I was listening to CZcams songs from my past, and when I got to listen to snippets of 1963, I shrieked when I heard the melody I have hummed all my life.
Seems I was just 15 when I heard it played a lot on my little transistor radio.
I'm now 75, and no one was ever able to help me, seeing I didn't know what year it was out.
thank you, Jesus! I have to do some research now, on a tiny miracle that has been a sad thing all my life....Thank you for uploading this song.
I loved that song when I was in high school and played it on the organ.
THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL SONG I LOVED FROM WHEN I WAS LITTLE
My favorite, first heard it in 60s, i was a little girl, still my favorite,im 70yrs old❤
I listen to his music all the time. This song is my all time favorite. Learned the lyrics to it so I could sing along with him.❤
I was a little girl hearing this beautiful song. I still find it incredible after all of these years.
我都係
This song make me feel sad and happy ----- i know, but i feel sadness on the lyrics and happy with music/melody.
Yes. It is a song to be brave through sorrow with✨
This is love song. It was called sukiyaki a Japanese food dish of soup, meat, noodles, which has nothing to do with the words of the song, it was just catchy name.
Don't understand the words, but It's so nice to hear!!!
Same as always he lost his girlfriend and can’t stop crying.
I look up as I walk
So that the tears won't fall
Remembering those spring days
And tonight, I am all alone
I look up as I walk
Counting the stars with tearful eyes
Remembering those summer days
And tonight, I am all alone
Happiness lies beyond the clouds
Happiness lies beyond the sky
I look up as I walk
So that the tears won't fall
But the tears well up as walk
For tonight, I am all alone
My mother had another version of this record in the early '40 war years. I loved it ever since I was stationed TDY in Washington Heights Tokyo Japan in the early '60s - attended the Kodokan for Judo & Waseda University where I studied Aikido. Learned enough Japanese to get around, although English was spoken making my experience more than memorable. Always remembered the kindness of Yrico Asano among many others.
Beautiful song ❤... and May him and the family of the other beautiful souls... rest in peace ✌️🕊️
when I was ten , we lived in Brazil, this song was always playing on TV, radio. I loved this song! Heard it on the ship we travelled in , on our way to South Africa. Music does that, it triggers memories.
Nostalgia 😔
i hear this and im back to age 5, there was always music playing in our home .Im 65 now hearing this song does send shivers down my spine ,bring a tear to my eye , but also brings a smile and beutyfull memories
I remember hearing this song for the first time when I was a boy. I never forgot it and still to this day it touches me. Even though I can't understand the words it is a beautiful sad song.
Oh! How I love this song from my childhood days.
I always cry when I hear this song! 😢
We should.🙏🏼
Isnt it wonderful how all God's family can contribute to
heavenly sounds..God bless you,,Kyu...
I wholeheartedly agree with this
I was a teenager when i first heard this, had no idea what was being said but just loved it. Im 57 now an still enjoy listening to it
La plus belle version qu'il m'a été donnée d'entendre, merveilleux.
I remember listening to this song on the radio when I was a teenager. I didn't understand the lytics, but the melody and his voice was enough for me. Beautiful song!❤
ヨーデルの様な独特の発声、とリズム感、坂本九さんって、こんなにも歌の上手い人だったのですね。アメリカで大ヒットするはずだ。
The original title (he wrote the song himself, I think) is "Ue O Muite Arukou" ("I Look Up When I Walk"). The singer has to look up as he walks, so his tears won't hit the ground.
I still remember this beautiful song from my childhood.
A sweet memory of youth
By far my favorite song. I first heard it when I was about six. I fell in love with Japanese culture as a young girl. My daughter is one quarter Japanese, and she has a younger half-sister unfortunately their dad chose drugs over his daughters. I still love Japan and the culture. I will always love this song.
坂本九さんの懐かしい歌声。🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶
Only just 18 years after WW2..amazing he had anything but Bitter Sweet lyric really
This song is nothing but bitter sweet lyrics
And in 1985, he was among the 520 people killed in the crash of Japan Airlines Flight 123, the deadliest single plane crash.
one of my lullabye. i do love this. rip
I❤KYU SAKAMOTO……I❤SUKIYAKI
You brought some happy memories with your smile and songs ❤️❤️❤️ rip kyu sakamoto xx
涙が出そうになるほどいい曲
A legendary song that will forever not forgotten🎉
Such a great song for the sixties! A breath of fresh air and the Chicago radio stations seemed to acknowledge the innovation.
My condolences to his family. That song has brought so many good family memories over 60 years. My twin uncles (only 8 years older than I) used to listen to the radio and I'd try to sing along. Ive hummed it for all these years and am happy to have found it on You Tube.
I was 10 years old, my sister 13 in 1963 when this song was a hit. We bought the 45 and played it, never knowing the lyrics. Like so many others, we just loved the song. It seemed happy, sweet, romantic.
Einen Gruss in den Himmel an diesen wunderbaren Saenger!!!❤❤
Einverstanden🌹
All the WW2 Japanese war brides were a shock for many American families, this song mended 1000s of hearts. A lovely song helped peace.
I bought his first album in Tokyo in 1963 - it has this song on it. It is red vinyl and the album jacket is blue with a pic of Kyu on it. Still have it after all these years - I can still sing the song in Japanese, after all these decades. A beautiful song of lost love.
haaaaaaaa How can it be so good My ears don't deserve it I'm outraged Haaaaaa it's beautiful 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
This is actually the theme song of a Japanese movie in which the singer is also the main actor. It is a colour film, once shown on TV in Hong Kong with dialogues dubbed in Cantonese😊.
Do you remember what its title is?
@@PillecukorCica “Ue o muite aruko” 上を向いて歩こう, directed by Masuda Toshio (舛田利雄) and produced by Nikkatsu (日活株式会社), 1962. DVD available, but seems to be in Japanese only. Colour. Hong Kong’s version was named “關東少年營”.
あの日を忘れません！素晴らしい歌手です！ご冥福をお祈り致します
I'll NEVER forget his voice or this song. 💜💞💃🎶💃🎶💞💞🇺🇸😁💖
He has/had an incredible voice. He would have been an international star. Just beautiful voice. Sadly a number of good artists died in plane crashes.
Beautiful song. Always loved it.
I look up when I walk so the tears don't fall
Found this song bcos the next no 1 Billboard from an Asian guy is 60 yrs after this one..2023 👍
WILL ALWAYS LOVE HIM ! WAS YOUNG GIRL WHEN I FIRST HEARD HIM SING ! WILL ALWAYS LOVE FOREVER ! MISS YOU SO MUCH BUT YOUR ALWAYS IN MY HEART AND MIND! ❤💕💋💥💯
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Great song so sad he died in that plane crash rip😢
Andrea Blicher where are you ? This was our song back in 1963 . I pray your still around it' been 60 years.
I first heard this song at house party in my neighborhood, an African American neighborhood in Houston, Texas USA, 1997. Can't deny good music no matter where your from!
its such a beautiful song , and so sad to think he died in a plain crash , but he lives on with his song that is still listened to today
When I hear this song i think of my childhood in the early 60s 😂
haaaaaaaa Como puede ser tan bueno Mis oídos no la merecen Soy indignó Haaaaaa es bellísimo 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Lovely song, wonderful voice, beautiful soul, Kyu you gave the world so much joy and are still doing so half a century later.
My mom made me listen to this version. After I had her hear 4pm's version when I was a kid. She told me 'that's not the original song'. And had played this on a cassette tape she had. Ever since then I have loved this version of the song more. So when I hear it I think of her.
This song made him immortal .such a beautiful song still listening in October 2023. Heard it as a young girl now I'm 75 and still loving it .
Brings back memories of my distant childhood
Smiles, how are you doing Maria?
Beautiful song 😍
When I was a child, 4 or 5, i sang this song whenever it came on the radio. My family would wonder how i understood and could sing along. My aunt actually asked my mom how i knew and sang to it.
This was a big hit when I was in high school! Remember someone translating this, and I had the words! I am 77 now…fond memories!
Mesmo sem saber o que dizia a canção, minha mãe sempre gostou dela e passou esse gosto para mim, que nasci no ano de seu lançamento. É simplesmente maravilhosa! 🙏🏻🙅🏼♀️😘🤩🥰🙌👏🇪🇪💙🇨🇬🧉🇧🇷
あなたのお母様は日本人や日系の方でしょうか。
この歌は日本人にとって第二次世界大戦の敗戦後の日本の復興を思い出させてくれる歌です。
1950年〜1970年といえば恐らくほとんどの日本人がこの歌を思い浮かべることでしょう。
日本に関わりのある人はこの歌でいつも懐かしさと、暗い世界から明るい世界へと移りゆく戦後復興の頃を思い浮かべます。
Let us walk towards the top
上を向いて歩こう
so as not to spill tears
涙がこぼれないように
spring day to remember
思い出す 春の日
lonely night
一人ぽっちの夜
Let us walk towards the top
上を向いて歩こう
Counting the blurred stars
にじんだ星をかぞえて
summer days to remember
思い出す 夏の日
lonely night
一人ぽっちの夜
happiness is above the clouds
幸せは 雲の上に
happiness is in the sky
幸せは 空の上に
Let us walk towards the top
上を向いて歩こう
so as not to spill tears
涙がこぼれないように
walking while crying
泣きながら 歩く
lonely night
一人ぽっちの夜
autumn days to remember
思い出す 秋の日
lonely night
一人ぽっちの夜
sorrow is behind the stars
悲しみは星のかげに
sorrow is behind the moon
悲しみは月のかげに
Let us walk towards the top
上を向いて歩こう
so as not to spill tears
涙がこぼれないように
walking while crying
泣きながら 歩く
lonely night
一人ぽっちの夜
lonely night
一人ぽっちの夜
Thank you for the lyrics 😃
@@TuckerSP2011 yw
Thank you for sharing the lyrics! 😊
@@PillecukorCica yw
I too cried alone.. when you lost your first love…. This song tells the heart break of the young man. I just love this song.R.I.P. 😢😢😢😢😢🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👏👏👏👏☮️☮️☮️🍺🍺💕🥰