Miyazaki Hayao listened to the theme song?

< Listen > is the work of Miyazaki Hayao Studio Ghibli 1995, which is adapted from the original comic book of the same name by Hiragi of Ying Ji Society. Under the supervision of Mr Kond, the music was finished by Nobuyuki, not by Joe Hisaishi as usual. Listen carefully > has been translated by Hong Kong (although it is a good name, it seems to be too far from the point. Most of the D versions on the market are Cantonese versions of T_T translated from Hong Kong.

The theme song of this film is composed of that famous English song.

"Listen to Your Ear" is not like most stories about girls. The hero and heroine are immersed in the love between heaven and earth and linger on the edge of life and death all day. Instead, they encourage each other to learn from each other and fight for their ideals, which is very different from the idea that many teenagers read good books and make big money today.

I think the most profound moral of Listen to Your Ear is that at the end of the film, Saint Sijun drives Xia on a steep road with his bicycle. Xia thought that he might be a burden for Saint Sijun to embark on the ideal road, so he jumped down from the car to help push the cart. "I don't want to be a burden to Saint Sijun, but I will work hard with Saint Sijun to finish this road." At that time, this short scene really moved me speechless!

I have to mention that this BGM music was played by Nobuyuki, not Joe Hisaishi. But I think it's also very good, with different styles and charm. Personally, I like Mr nobuyuki's music.

The script, character setting and shot painting of Listen to Your Ear are all performed by the famous animator Yoshifumi Kondo Miyazaki Hayao. He is one of the core figures in Studio Ghibli, and many animated films of Ghibli also have his contributions. Unfortunately, Mr Kondo passed away in June 1998. ...

Although it has been so many years since I first saw this film when I was a child, every time I turn on the computer and accidentally turn it over, I always feel that it is the first time to meet you. Although this moving country road is adapted from a classic in Denver, it is a feeling of harmony between man and nature in this cartoon, just like we walked through the country road with our ideals and never looked back after childhood, so that we could have leisure to return to our hometown again. The resonance I get from this song may be my deepest experience. I also know Miyazaki Hayao, but I am more impressed by this music and this animation than the most famous Spirited Away!

Miyazaki Hayao's animation is always carefully crafted in music, and this one should be one of the best!

Lyrics \ Composed by Bill. Danov, Taffy. Knyvet &; John. Denver

Original title: Country roads take me home.

Japanese translation: Suzuki Masako

Supplement: Miyazaki Hayao?

カントリロド Country Road

このずっとゆけ124000 Go straight along this road.

ぁのにつづぃてぃる leads to that street.

?がするカントリロドCountry Road haunts my mind.

ひとりぼっちぉそれずに A person is lonely and brave.

Live, dream, live, dream.

さみしさしめて strongly suppresses loneliness.