vendredi 30 décembre 2011

Name : Lee Hong Ki - 이홍기

Birth Date : 2 March 1990
Born Place : South Korea
Star Sign : Pisces
Height : 178 cm
Weight : 60 kg
Blood Type : AB
Profession : Singer and Actor
Hobbies : Music, Football, Games and Cooking
Education : Nos Elementary, Yang Middle School, High Holy Land, Kyung Hee University(Dep. of Drama and Film)
Kpop Group: FT Island

dimanche 20 novembre 2011

Smile

 ◆ Titre: Smile (スマイル )
diffusé en 2009 sur TBS◆ 
 ◆11 épisodes 
théme song:Ariamaru Tomi par Shiina Ringo  
 
Les musique ont été composé par Yamashita Koske ◆
Avec
Matsumoto Jun  ,
Agrakagi Yui
 

samedi 19 novembre 2011

◆ Titre:Hidarime Tantei EYE  (左目探偵EYE )
Titre traduit en anglais: Left-Eye Detective EYE
le drama à été diffusé en 2009 sur NTV  ◆
◆il compte 8 épisodes d'environs 45 minutes
le thémes song : Hitomi no Screen  chanté par Hey! Say! JUMP ,
Les musique ont été composé par  Hayashi yuki ◆
◆L'histoire a été écrite par Hata Takehiko
◆ Titre: Ryusei no Kizuna ( 流星の絆 )
Titre traduit en anglais : Ties of Shooting Stars
le drama à été diffusé en 2008 sur la chaîne TBS ◆
◆il compte 10 épisodes d'environs 45 minutes
Les musique ont été composé par Kono Shin ◆
◆L'histoire a été écrite par Kudo Kankuro
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Binbo daishoi

◆Titre :    Binbo Danshi   (貧乏男子 )
◆Nombre d'épisodes : 9
◆ diffusé sur NTV en  2008
◆Sawano Hiroyuki a composé les musique.

Scrap teacher

◆Titre : Scrap Teacher (スクラップ・ティーチャー )
◆Nombre d'épisodes : 9 de 45 minutes 
◆ diffusé sur NTV  en  2008
◆Réalisateur : Hazeyama Yuko 
◆Thème song   :Mayonaka no Shadow Boy  by Hey! Say! JUMP
 
◆On retrouve au niveau du cast ,
Nakajima yuto joue Kusaka
Yamada Ryosuke joue  Takasugi
Arioka Daiki jour Irie

mercredi 2 novembre 2011

nico nico

visionage du nico live
c'est ma dauxième fois

l'émission avait trés peu de temps de retard .
et le streaming bugait au début et ça a cessé à la fin de fake
j'ai évidement voté aux question , et j'ai posté queque comment


quand shin avait pour défi de lire les comment du site ,à haute vitesse

j'aimis
''Aishiteru, Shin''
et là , il a prononcé ''aish' de mon Aishiteru

jeudi 27 octobre 2011

Jin akanishi--http://niesa87himura.wordpress.com/2010/12/20/all-about-jin-akanishi-profile-and-photo-gallery/


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mardi 25 octobre 2011

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lundi 24 octobre 2011

Kelun

KELUN (ケルン), formerly Utari (ウタリ), are a three-piece j-rock/pop band formed in 2006 in Japan. The band consist of guitarist and vocalist 児島亮介 (Ryousuke Kojima) [ex-member of P2H], bassist 佐藤周作 (Shuusaku Satou) [ex-member of FREENOTE] and drummer 梶谷雅弘 (Masahiro Kajitani) [ex-member of KOHL].

KELUN’s first album UTARI was released independently under the label sweet honey records, but they were later signed by SME Records and re-released the album under the name Astral Lamp. SIGNAL, the first song from the album was featured in TV Tokyo’s anime Gintama in 2007.

Their song HEART BEAT is also the opening theme of the japanese drama RH Plus.

mercredi 28 septembre 2011

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.. ゜*☆*        ∵☆*..∵*☆∵          *..゜☆゜
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゜*☆*     /⌒ヽ⊂⊃      ⊂⊃ /⌒ヽ、    ..☆゜∵
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゜*゜☆*    ん、ノ、,ゝ \/  ん、ノ、,ゝ   ....☆゜∵
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samedi 24 septembre 2011

Lyrics: Suirenji-VIVID

Kanji
信じてるものなんて 何もない
人は皆、一人きり 分かってる

流れ行く 情景に重なる日々
偽りの思い出を 消したくて

さしのべられた手を ふりほどいて
ずっと一人で心を閉ざしていたの…
冷たくて、苦しくて、寂しくて、本当は…
泣きたい…

水面の月を私に重ねて
波紋を描く心の雫
エリカの花は夜風に吹かれて
そっと…そっと…
私を連れてく

叶わない願いを 星に想い
届かない言葉を 空に投げる

冷たい雨に心をうたれて
全ての過去を流せばいい?
夜空に咲いた涙の結晶
そっと…そっと…
包んでいく

つまずいて 失って
前向いて 生きていく 大丈夫私なら…
前向いて 歩こう明日へ あの日のように…


english:

Things that can be believed in and the like  there is none
All people, are alone  this I know

The days which pile up flow away spectacularly
The thoughts which were fabricated  I erased them and

The hand which I extended between us  was shaking
As I was always alone, I closed off my heart…
Cold, painful, lonely, the truth is…
I want to cry…

The moon on the water’s surface is placed on top of me
The drops of my heart draw ripples
The Erica flowers are being blown away by the night breeze
Gently… gently…
They bring me along

The unfulfilled wishes  I think of them as stars
The words that do not reach  I cast them to the sky

The cold rain beats upon my heart
Is it all right for all of the past to flow away?
The crystals of tears that bloomed in the night sky
Gently… gently…
They envelope me

Stumbling  parting
Face forward  live  if it is true that I’m all right…
Face forward  walk towards the tomorrow  just like that day…

samedi 17 septembre 2011

miso soupMiso噌

Miso Miso is a traditional fermented-soybean paste used everyday in Japanese cooking. It rich in antioxidants and healthy dose of Vitamin E and is believe to be a recipe to de-stress. It is so delicious and every time I ate Tempura lunch set, I will asked for another Miso Soup...

vendredi 9 septembre 2011

akihabara


Akihabara (秋葉原), also called Akiba after a former local shrine, is a district in central Tokyo, that is famous for its many electronics shops. In more recent years, Akihabara has gained recognition as the center of Japan's otaku (diehard fan) culture, and many shops and establishments devoted to anime and manga are now dispersed among the electronic stores in the district.
Akihabara has also been undergoing some major redevelopment recently with the addition of the Akihabara Crossfield complex aimed at promoting Akihabara as a center for global electronics technology and trade,

Akihabara (秋葉原) [1] is Tokyo's "Electric Town", located on the eastern side of the central Chiyoda ward. The area houses thousands of shops selling every technological gadget you can imagine, from computers to gaming consoles and vacuums to DVDs, at reasonable prices. This area is also known as the "Gamer's Mecca" and has in recent times become strongly identified with anime/manga (cartoon) subculture, with the legions of otaku geeks traipsing down on weekends known as Akiba-kei

Akihabara is also the terminal of the Tsukuba Express Line, which runs to Tsukuba and other stations in Ibaraki and northern Chiba prefectures. (45 minutes to/from Tsukuba via kaisoku)  

Shinjuku

Shinjuku (新宿) is one of the 23 city wards of Tokyo, but the name commonly refers to just the large entertainment, business and shopping area around Shinjuku Station.
Shinjuku Station is the world's busiest railway station, handling more than two million passengers every day. It is served by about a dozen railway and subway lines, including the JR Yamanote Line. Shinjuku is also one of Tokyo's major stops for long-distance highway buses and city buses.

Shinjuku is a very popular district among tourists to stay thanks to its convenient location and abundance of shopping, entertainment and sightseeing opportunities.  

 
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mercredi 7 septembre 2011

comme mettre un lien en ultilisant Html code

Ce n'est pas simple le lanquage HTML . Donc prenons chaque chose en chaque plan .

exemple
<a href="http://twitter.com/eponalight">Twitter.</a>
<a href="http://aoi-hikari-kitai.eklablog.com">my blog.</a>

commencer par retenir la fomule de départ
<a href="  a  ">B.</a>

 a= metter l'adresse du site
B=  le texte du lien doit être ici

prenons ça fini  , vous aurez le mot "Twitter' qui conduira à votre twitter.

samedi 3 septembre 2011

(12:54) ☧〠+➹☣⋆Cocoa心愛汰ン⋆☣➷+〠☧: ww
(12:54) さおちゃん@s2ViViD狂愛s2: a
(12:54) さおちゃん@s2ViViD狂愛s2: あ
(12:54) ☧〠+➹☣⋆Cocoa心愛汰ン⋆☣➷+〠☧: 飯㊥ゃぁw
(12:54) さおちゃん@s2ViViD狂愛s2: まじか
(12:54) さおちゃん@s2ViViD狂愛s2: w
(12:54) さおちゃん@s2ViViD狂愛s2: ここね
(12:55) さおちゃん@s2ViViD狂愛s2: うちの
(12:55) さおちゃん@s2ViViD狂愛s2: すきな
(12:55) さおちゃん@s2ViViD狂愛s2: ViViD
(12:55) さおちゃん@s2ViViD狂愛s2: の
(12:55) さおちゃん@s2ViViD狂愛s2: シン君の
(12:55) さおちゃん@s2ViViD狂愛s2: 部屋
(12:55) さおちゃん@s2ViViD狂愛s2: ^^
(12:55) ☧〠+➹☣⋆Cocoa心愛汰ン⋆☣➷+〠☧: 本人?
(12:55) さおちゃん@s2ViViD狂愛s2: そだよ^^
(12:55) さおちゃん@s2ViViD狂愛s2: 次の行ってくる
(12:55) さおちゃん@s2ViViD狂愛s2: w

vendredi 2 septembre 2011

Buono !


Buono! (ボーノ, Bōno?, Italian adjective for 'good', more specifically when used to imply food possesses a pleasant palate) is a Hello! Project unit consisting of three Hello! Project Kids members: Momoko Tsugunaga and Miyabi Natsuyaki from Berryz Kobo, and Airi Suzuki from °C-ute.

Natsuyaki Miyabi (Chant)
Suzuki Airi (Chant)
Tsugunaga Momoko (Chant)

Momoko Tsugunaga (嗣永桃子) and Miyabi Natsuyaki (夏焼雅) from Berryz Koubou (Berryz Koubou) and Airi Suzuki (鈴木愛理) from ℃-ute.
The title song Gachinkou de Ikou! was used as the fourth ending theme for the anime Shugo Chara!.'unit a été officiellement annoncé dans le magazine Nakayoshi Festival le 21 Juillet 2007, au Tokyo Sunshine City à Ikebukuro, et formé à chanter à la fois l'opening ("Kokoro no Tamago") et l'ending ("Honto no Jibun") de l'anime Shugo Chara !. Buono ! a continué d'enregistrer l'opening et l'ending de la première saison de l'anime. À partir de la deuxième saison, Buono ! Ne fais que les ending, alors que les opening sont fait par les Shugo Chara Egg !


Pony Canyon (20070 2011)
Zetima (2011

dimanche 28 août 2011

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