Top 3 songs of Ayumi Hamasaki

Ayumi Hamasaki is my favorite singer. She has greatly influenced many young Japanese girls. Her songs cheer up many people, her concerts are very exciting, and she is representative fashion leader of Japan. She won many prizes, such as Japan Record Award, Japan Gold Disc Award, World Music Award, Japan’s Best Dresser Award, Best Jeanist Award, and Nail Queen Award. I love her songs very much, so I will introduce you to her top 3 songs.

No.1 song is evolution. This song was released in 2001. I listened to this song and became a fan. I like the words to this song, which is “by your own standard”. Through singing, she tells us judge things by your standard. I think that we should make a choice by preference. She may want to give young girls life lesson through this song.

No.2 song is MY ALL. This song is on GUILTY which was released in 2008. This song is about dearest love. In this song, she sings that “I want you to keep dream alive, I want to protect you, I want to see your smile, and I fell your selfless love”. I think that dearest love is not so much her lovers as her fans. She may tells fans “I will continue to sing for you” through this song.

No.3 song is Love song. This song is on Love songs which was released recently. I listened to this song and felt the strength of her. I was moved by the words to this song. She continues to come under heavy attack from people who dislike her, and she is hearing impaired in her left ear. I think that she gets sadness in her heart. However, she continues to sing without quitting. I love this song because this song tells me importance of intensity of will.

I am an enthusiast of her, and I learned a lot from her songs. Her songs told me judging things by my standard, importance of friends and family, strengthening my resolve, and so on. I went to her “Power of music” concert in May 7th, and I felt power of songs and fabulousness of music. She said to us “Let’s make Japan energetic by music” in her concert. She wants to cheer up victims of eastern Japan earthquake by her songs. If you take an interest in her, please listen to her songs.

My favorite movie

My favorite movie is The Day After Tomorrow. The actors are Dennis Quaid, Jake Gyllenhaal, Ian Holm, and Emmy Rossum. The director is Roland Emmerich. This movie was released in 2004. This movie is about global warming. In Tokyo, hailstones as big as golf ball fell. Los Angeles took a direct hit from huge tornadoes. New York was ravaged by torrential rains and tsunami. Then, the earth appeared to be in an ice age.

This movie represents love. My favorite characters are Sam and Jack. Jack is Sam’s father, so he left for New York due to rescue his son. On his way to New York, he lost his colleague, and his colleague said to Jack “Don’t give up!” before he passed away. His words made Jack feel that he must rescue his son, so he reached New York and met his son. I think Jack loves not only Sam but also his colleague. If the earth appeared to be in an ice age, everyone wants to escape from their country with their family, friends, and lovers.

Tokyo appears in this movie, but it is not real Tokyo. There are many signs in Tokyo, but signs are written in Chinese. This movie represents Tokyo which is far from modern. I wanted the director of this movie to come to Tokyo before he produced this movie. Also, I wanted Japanese actor to play the part of an office worker.

There are many realistic portrayals in this movie, such as hailstones, tornadoes, torrential rains, and tsunami. I think that there is a high possibility of unusual weather because of global warming. This movie makes everyone ponder over global warming and unusual weather. If we watch this movie, we may try to limit emissions of carbon dioxide.

I like this movie, because this movie aroused my interest in environment problems. I stopped letting the water run, when I wash my face. I began to treasure resources after I watched this movie. This movie tells us “people can’t beat nature”. We should get along with nature for living on the earth. I think that we have to give environment problems more careful consideration.