r/Yorushika

After a few years living in Stockholm, I finally did it. Not exactly the same vibe with the snow, but I like it.
Just when I was done taking my photos, 3 youngs girls from Japan arrived and were super happy that they found the place (lots of "sugoi!!!"). It was pretty obvious that we were all here for the same reason. I asked if they were here for Yorushika and it was like they saw a unicorn. Why would a random white dude in Sweden know about Yorushika?
I took a photo for them and went home with good memories and a photo to edit.
It was a good day!

Jus wanna see where the fellow Yorushika fans are from. I'm from India. 🇮🇳

My camera wouldn’t work so I recorded just the audio instead

If you have any tips on how I can improve the tone or my playing please let me know 🙏

After a few years living in Stockholm, I finally did it. Not exactly the same vibe with the snow, but I like it.
Just when I was done taking my photos, 3 youngs girls from Japan arrived and were super happy that they found the place (lots of "sugoi!!!"). It was pretty obvious that we were all here for the same reason. I asked if they were here for Yorushika and it was like they saw a unicorn. Why would a random white dude in Sweden know about Yorushika?
I took a photo for them and went home with good memories and a photo to edit.
It was a good day!

i saw the rock festival radio crazy ver and it was cool, i really liked the improv in the beginning so i did something similar.

I also posted it on youtube, so maybe I might start posting my covers there too.

https://youtu.be/jqnLJJnAkaY?si=j9OJxs8Wf\_1FeKYt

Thanks guys 🤺

I hope this is allowed I was feeling goofy

Question: How many people in this subreddit are musicians? I love playing J rock but it seems all the musicians around me are more western music centred since i live in a western country.

But anyway, nice little cover I did with a loop station

I'm trying to make a 3D model of the Yorushika turntable. I'm wondering if anyone has one; if so, I would super appreciate if you could send over some measurements!

I'd love to share the model here when I'm done too :)))

Yorushika has a collection of amazing music videos dripping with creativity and artistic visions. From the cinematic Nautilus to animatic Howling At The Moon.

However, the one I find solace in has to be this one— Left-Right Confusion. A huge chunk of reason being the state of my life during the release of this mv was good. Despite that, the music video itself... It's immersive.

I like how there's no digital device (or any other "polluting items") in the scene. The room is filled with passionate objects. The piano, plants, cartography on the wall, blank canvas, the sea breeze and sunlight, the lady reading a book, the person drawing her, and the cat. They all present a scene in which I find calmness and warmth.

I love the song itself. My favourite bridge by them is in this song:

I would peel off my heart from my body bit by bit

/ And hand it to you, and you could have all of it. ...}

Wow.

At around 2:48, the scene becomes dull and gloomy, when the lady leaves to get some cat food for the cat. Rain drops drizzle outside, and the breeze blowing feels colder. This shows such a great detail to how lovers' can behave, and I love them for showing the emotions implicitly.

Then, the lady comes back to her seat, along with which the sunlight and the chorus enters again, too; progressing into the person's relief and comfort, that even I as a viewer could feel.

Finally, it concludes with the lady noticing (us) the person drawing her this entire time, with a playful peeking action. A minor thing, which I love is how in the very ending seconds, she looks outside yet again, and there— suis' vocals end the song in calm and silent fashion:

Your heart and my heart,

/ Would be as one forever, I believed.

Comfort song and music video, fr.