港区パセリ

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そういうシーズンだなんて

I never even thought it was that kind of season

そんな思いもよらなかった

I never would have expected it

ずっと一度も聞いたことない

I've never heard of it before

何かが始まるのか？

Is something about to begin?

それはなぜか　ドキドキさせる（wo oh）

For some reason, it makes my heart pound (wo oh)

不思議なフェロモンのようで

Like a mysterious pheromone

みんな一同に興奮する（興奮する）

Everyone gets excited together (excited)

Wow something

Wow something

君に誘われる（Kind of）

You're drawing me in (Kind of)

初めての経験（Kind of）

A first-time experience (Kind of)

不意のキスより　刺激的な

More thrilling than a sudden kiss

ビリビリ痺れる　そんな恋をしようよ

Let's have a love that makes us tingle all over

You know! You know!

You know! You know!

有能な才能は　Unknown

Capable talent is unknown

I gotcha! I gotcha!

I gotcha! I gotcha!

めちゃくちゃ

It's wild

誰かが言ってた港区パセリ（wo oh）

Someone mentioned Minato-ku Parsley (wo oh)

まるで暗号みたいなその言葉（wo oh）

Those words, like a secret code (wo oh)

君だけがわかってて　微笑んでるだけ

Only you understand it, just smiling

僕は知らないんだ（それが何かって Mystery）

I don't know (what it is, it's a mystery)

どういう意味なのか？港区パセリ（wo oh）

What does it mean? Minato-ku Parsley (wo oh)

僕には見当もつかないよ（wo oh）

I have no clue (wo oh)

野菜がどうしたのか？

What's up with vegetables?

好きか？嫌いか？　どっちなのか　I‘m not sure!

Do I like it? Do I hate it? Which is it? I'm not sure!

それは 花山椒

It's sansho pepper

街では噂なんだって

They say it's a rumor going around town

当たり前のことらしいよ

Apparently, it's common knowledge

誰もがみんな求めていると

That everyone is looking for it

後からわかったんだ

I found that out later

それは見たことない（Rumor）

It's something I've never seen (Rumor)

幻の存在（Rumor）

A legendary presence (Rumor)

Too expensive　手に入らない

Too expensive, unobtainable

君の悪戯(いたずら)に　まんまと引っかかった

I completely fell for your prank

No way! No way!

No way! No way!

臆病と悟られず　My way!

Not letting them see me as scared, My way!

Go ahead! Go ahead!

Go ahead! Go ahead!

Do my best!

Do my best!

初めて手にした港区パセリ（wo oh）

The first time I got my hands on Minato-ku Parsley (wo oh)

忘れられないその名の響き（wo oh）

The sound of that name, unforgettable (wo oh)

一口だけでも　世界が変わる

Just one bite, and the world changes

何が　起きたんだ（舌が麻痺する　OMG）

What just happened? (My tongue is numb, OMG)

食べていいのか？港区パセリ（wo oh）

Is it okay to eat? Minato-ku Parsley (wo oh)

それとも　食べてはいけないのか？（wo oh）

Or should I not eat it? (wo oh)

頭が　スッキリする

My mind feels refreshed

絶対　絶対　依存しそうな　What’s this?

I'm sure, I'm sure, I'll get addicted. What is this?

知らなければ　知らなくていい

If you don't know, it's fine not to know

世の中の知らないこと

Things in this world you're unaware of

君と一緒に味わってしまった　共犯意識

The shared sense of complicity, having experienced it with you

恋に似ている

It's like love

誰かが言ってた港区パセリ（wo oh）

Someone mentioned Minato-ku Parsley (wo oh)

まるで暗号みたいなその言葉（wo oh）

Those words, like a secret code (wo oh)

君だけがわかってて　微笑んでるだけ

Only you understand it, just smiling

僕は知らないんだ（それが何かって Mystery）

I don't know (what it is, it's a mystery)

どういう意味なのか？港区パセリ（wo oh）

What does it mean? Minato-ku Parsley (wo oh)

僕には見当もつかないよ（wo oh）

I have no clue (wo oh)

野菜がどうしたのか？

What's up with vegetables?

好きか？嫌いか？　どっちなのか　I‘m not sure!

Do I like it? Do I hate it? Which is it? I'm not sure!

それは 花山椒

It's sansho pepper

이 노래의 어휘:

어휘	의미
港区パセリ Minato-ku Paseri C1	noun - A mysterious, stimulating, and potentially addictive experience or substance, unique to the lyrics of Sakurazaka46's song 'Minato-ku Paseri'. Literally 'Minato Ward Parsley', but contextually implied to be 'Sansho flower' (花山椒).
花山椒 Hanazansho B2	noun - Sansho flower; Japanese prickly ash flower (a spice used in Japanese cuisine). In the song, it's revealed to be the true identity of 'Minato-ku Paseri'.
ドキドキ Doki Doki A2	onomatopoeia - Thumping, pounding (heart); feeling excited or nervous. Often used with する (suru) to form a verb.
不思議 Fushigi B1	noun - Mystery, wonder, marvel. な-adjective - Strange, mysterious, wonderful, curious.
興奮 Koufun B1	noun - Excitement, arousal, agitation. Often used with する (suru) to form a verb.
刺激的 Shigekiteki B2	な-adjective - Stimulating, exciting, provocative, thrilling.
痺れる Shibireru B1	verb - To become numb, to tingle (e.g., foot falling asleep); to be thrilled or electrified (with excitement).
恋 Koi A1	noun - Love (romantic affection, often implying longing or infatuation), romantic passion.
才能 Sainou B1	noun - Talent, ability, gift, faculty.
暗号 Angou B1	noun - Code, cipher, secret writing.
意味 Imi A1	noun - Meaning, significance, sense, implication.
見当 Kentou B2	noun - Guess, estimate, aim, direction. Often used in phrases like '見当もつかない' (kentou mo tsukanai - 'have no idea', 'cannot guess').
幻 Maboroshi B2	noun - Illusion, phantom, vision, apparition, dream.
悪戯 Itazura B1	noun - Mischief, prank, trick. Can be used with する (suru) to form a verb.
忘れられない Wasurerarenai B1	adjective - Unforgettable, memorable. (Derived from the verb 忘れる 'wasureru' - to forget).
変わる Kawaru A1	verb - To change, to be transformed, to vary (intransitive).
麻痺 Mahi B2	noun - Paralysis, numbness, insensibility. Can be used with する (suru) to form a verb.
スッキリ Sukkiri B1	adverb - Feeling refreshed/clear-headed; neat, tidy; relieved, unburdened. Often used with する (suru) to form a verb.
依存 Izon C1	noun - Dependence, reliance, addiction. Can be used with する (suru) to form a verb.
共犯意識 Kyouhan Ishiki C1	noun - Sense of complicity; feeling of being an accomplice or sharing a secret/guilt.

문법:

• そんな思いもよらなかった

  ➔ も〜ない (mo ~ nai)

  ➔ This structure emphasizes a complete lack or absence of something, often indicating surprise or disbelief. The particle "**も**" (mo) intensifies the negation, meaning "not even" or "not at all." In this context, "思い**も**よらなかった" means "I didn't even think about it" or "it was completely unexpected."

• 何かが始まるのか？

  ➔ 〜のか (no ka)

  ➔ The interrogative particle "**のか**" is used at the end of a sentence to ask a question, often seeking an explanation or expressing doubt/wonder. It implies that the speaker is trying to confirm something or is curious about the reason behind it. It's more emphatic or explanatory than a simple "か".

• 君に誘われる

  ➔ 受身形 (Ukemi-kei) - Passive Voice

  ➔ The passive voice is formed by attaching 〜れる (rareru) or 〜られる (reru) to the verb stem. It indicates that the subject receives an action or is affected by it. Here, "誘われる" (sasowareru) means "to be invited/tempted/lured" by "君" (kimi, you).

• 不意のキスより 刺激的な

  ➔ 〜より (yori) - Comparison

  ➔ The particle "**より**" (yori) is used to indicate comparison, meaning "more than" or "rather than." It typically follows the noun or phrase that serves as the basis for comparison. Here, it means "more stimulating/exciting than an unexpected kiss."

• ビリビリ痺れる そんな恋をしようよ

  ➔ 〜ようよ (you yo) - Volitional with strong invitation/suggestion

  ➔ The volitional form (〜よう/〜ましょう) followed by the particle "**よ**" (yo) expresses a strong invitation, suggestion, or proposal to do something together. It conveys a sense of enthusiasm and encourages the listener to join in. Here, it's an enthusiastic call to "let's have such a tingling love."

• 君だけがわかってて 微笑んでるだけ

  ➔ 〜だけ (dake) - Only / Just

  ➔ The particle "**だけ**" (dake) indicates limitation, meaning "only" or "just." It specifies that something is restricted to a certain extent or to a particular person/thing. Here, it highlights that "only you" understand and that you are "just smiling."

• 僕は知らないんだ（それが何かって Mystery）

  ➔ 〜んだ/のです (nda/no desu) - Explanation/Emphasis

  ➔ The informal ending "**んだ**" (nda) or its formal counterpart "のです" (no desu) is used to provide an explanation, state a reason, or add emphasis to a statement. It often implies that the speaker is sharing information or expressing a personal feeling about a situation. Here, it emphasizes the speaker's lack of knowledge.

• どういう意味なのか？

  ➔ どういう〜のか (dou iu ~ no ka) - What kind of / What (explanation)

  ➔ This phrase combines "**どういう**" (dou iu), meaning "what kind of" or "what sort of," with the explanatory particle "**のか**" (no ka). It's used to ask for a specific explanation or details about something, often when the speaker is confused or seeking clarification.

• 食べていいのか？

  ➔ 〜ていい/もいい (te ii / mo ii) - Permission / It's okay to do

  ➔ The structure "**〜ていい**" (te ii) or "〜てもいい" (te mo ii) is used to ask for or grant permission, meaning "May I...?" or "It's okay to...". Here, "食べていいのか？" asks "Is it okay to eat (this)?" (with the nuance of seeking explanation via のか).

• 知らなければ 知らなくていい

  ➔ 〜ば (ba) - Conditional + 〜ていい (te ii) - It's okay / Fine

  ➔ This line combines two important grammar points: the conditional form "**〜ば**" (ba), which expresses a condition ("if/when A, then B"), and "**〜ていい**" (te ii), which indicates permission or that something is acceptable/fine. Together, "知らなければ 知らなくていい" means "If you don't know, it's okay not to know."

• まるで暗号みたいなその言葉

  ➔ 〜みたいだ/みたいな (mitai da / mitai na) - Seeming like / Just like

  ➔ The expression "**〜みたいだ**" (mitai da) or "〜みたいな" (mitai na) when modifying a noun, indicates resemblance, appearance, or conjecture, meaning "seems like," "looks like," or "just like." Here, it describes the words as being "just like a code."