Lyrics & Translation
'奏 (Kanade)' is a perfect song to learn Japanese with because its clear and emotional lyrics beautifully capture a universal experience: saying goodbye. The song's narrative of a farewell at a train station offers a glimpse into Japanese culture, where partings are often imbued with deep sentiment. By studying the lyrics, you can learn expressions of love, longing, and the unique Japanese perspective on separation and connection, all while enjoying one of modern J-pop's most iconic ballads.
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
---|---|
手 /te/ A1 |
|
歌 /uta/ A1 |
|
季節 /kisetsu/ B1 |
|
思い /omoi/ B1 |
|
時間 /jikan/ A2 |
|
声 /koe/ A2 |
|
光 /hikari/ A2 |
|
夢中 /muchuu/ B2 |
|
悲しい /kanashii/ B1 |
|
変わる /kawaru/ B1 |
|
伝える /tsutaeru/ B2 |
|
探す /sagasu/ A2 |
|
つながる /tsunagaru/ B2 |
|
使命 /shimei/ C1 |
|
導く /michibiku/ C1 |
|
現れる /arawareru/ B2 |
|
What does “手” mean in the song "奏(かなで)"?
Learn fast – go deep – and remember longer with interactive exercises in the app!
Key Grammar Structures
We're updating this section. Stay tuned!
Album: 夏雲ノイズ
Same Singer
Related Songs

Girls Like You
Sofia Camara

Parking Lot
Sofia Camara

That’s Just How You Feel
Sofia Camara

You Can't Save Me
Sofia Camara

Breathe Me
Tyla

Butterflies
Tyla

To Last
Tyla

BACK to YOU
Tyla

Safer
Tyla

Priorities
Tyla

On and On
Tyla

Soft to Be Strong
MARINA

No More Suckers
MARINA

Too Afraid
MARINA

Emotional Machine
MARINA

Karma
MARINA

You
MARINA

Fear and Loathing
MARINA

天空沒有極限
G.E.M. 鄧紫棋

今后我与自己流浪
张碧晨