Lyrics & Translation
Discover the powerful message of "飛天" (Hiten) by Ayase and R-Shitei, the opening theme for "Rurouni Kenshin." Dive into the lyrics that blend traditional Japanese imagery with modern struggles, and explore the unique musical style that combines J-POP, Vocaloid, and rock. Learn how this song inspires listeners to embrace their past and soar towards the future, making it a compelling way to connect with the Japanese language and culture.
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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さすらい /sasurai/ B1 |
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錆びついた /sabitsuita/ B2 |
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感覚的に /kankakuteki ni/ C1 |
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刷り込まれた /suri komareta/ B2 |
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相対的な /sōtaiteki na/ C1 |
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譲れない /yuzurenai/ B2 |
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魅入られそうだ /miirare sō da/ C1 |
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鎮魂歌 /chinkonka/ B2 |
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儚く /hakanaku/ B2 |
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散る /chiru/ B1 |
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業火 /gōka/ B2 |
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飛天 /hiten/ B1 |
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高く /takaku/ A2 |
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翔び立つ /kakeru tatsu/ B2 |
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泥臭く /deikusaku/ B2 |
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生きる /ikiru/ A1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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傷有りのさすらいの身
➔ Noun + の + Noun (possessive)
➔ The phrase uses the possessive particle "の" to indicate that the body is characterized by having wounds.
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痛みに鈍感な僕たち
➔ Adjective + な + Noun (attributive form)
➔ The adjective "鈍感" (dull, insensitive) modifies the noun "僕たち" (we), indicating that we are insensitive to pain.
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もう錆びついたりはしない
➔ Verb + たり + Verb (listing actions)
➔ The structure "錆びついたり" (rusting) indicates one of the actions that will not happen anymore, emphasizing a change.
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この姿を笑いたきゃ笑えばいい
➔ Verb + たければ + Verb (conditional form)
➔ The phrase "笑いたきゃ" (if you want to laugh) sets a condition for the action of laughing at the speaker's appearance.
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僕たちはきっと誰より美しいぜ
➔ Adverb + きっと + Adjective (certainty)
➔ The adverb "きっと" (surely) emphasizes the certainty of the statement that they are more beautiful than anyone else.
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明日がもっと終わっていても
➔ Noun + が + Verb (subject marker)
➔ The subject marker "が" indicates that "明日" (tomorrow) is the subject of the verb "終わっている" (is ending).
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泥の中に咲いて雲の上で散るのさ
➔ Verb + て + Verb (conjunctive form)
➔ The structure "咲いて" (blooming) and "散る" (falling) connects two actions, indicating a sequence of events.
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YOASOBI, Ayase, ikura
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