The name of a Japanese song from a TV show.

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doitsugo

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Could you please tell me the name of this Japanese song:

It begins at minute 13.40 (by pulling cursor to 13.40 minutes after advertisement) in Part 3 of Playlist 1 if you please could watch link below:
http://www.dramago.com/japanese-drama/yuube-no-curry-ashita-no-pan-episode-1/1-3

My Japanese isn't perfect and I'd like to find this song in Japanese lyric.
Thank you in advance.

Kind regards

 

I Am A Baka

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• #2

That would be "M" by Ayumi Hamasaki.

プリンセスプリンセス M 歌詞

 

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Toritoribe

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The song title is exactly "M" but that's sung by Princess Princess, not Hamasaki Ayumi.

 

I Am A Baka

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My bad! I knew I went wrong somewhere.

EDIT: It even said Princess Princess on the lyric page I linked to. Doh!

 

Mike Cash

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Was Ayumi even born yet when Princess Princess was at their peak?

 

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doitsugo

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Thanks everybody for quick help
Many many thanks and really very very appreciated.

Best and kind regards

 

Toritoribe

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Mike Cash said:

Was Ayumi even born yet when Princess Princess was at their peak?

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Diamonds/M was released in 1989, and Hamasaki Ayumi was born in 1978. Thus, she was 11 years old or so at that time (so she would probably remember it).

 

Mike Cash

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Toritoribe said:

Diamonds/M was released in 1989, and Hamasaki Ayumi was born in 1978. Thus, she was 11 years old or so at that time (so she would probably remember it).

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My wife gets exasperated with me for still quoting part of a television commercial promoting a Princess Princess concert: "Princess Princess, Winter Panic Tour. Let's get crazy! Sunday, 2 p.m."

Probably one of the least probable times anyone ever got crazy.