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* {{Instrumentals}}: Aside from her Vocaloid songs, hinayukki also composes a lot of instrumental songs that celebrates the traditional Japanese music style.
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* MonoNoAware: Death and transience is a prominent theme in almost all of hinayukki's works, which is usually intertwined with the assurance of the beauty and preciousness of life, precisely because of its fleetingness.
** "Tsugai Kogarashi", hinayukki's most famous song, tells the story of the wind and the leaf fluttering together towards an uncertain future. They count each precious moment as they soar together, knowing that in this fleeting life, even the tiniest mistake could lead to death.
** "Tsugai Kogarashi", hinayukki's most famous song, tells the story of the wind and the leaf fluttering together towards an uncertain future. They count each precious moment as they soar together, knowing that in this fleeting life, even the tiniest mistake could lead to death.
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* MonoNoAware: Death and transience is a prominent theme in almost all of hinayukki's works, which is usually intertwined with the assurance of the beauty and preciousness of life, precisely because of its fleetingness.
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** "Tsugai Kogarashi", hinayukki's most famous song, tells the story of the wind and the leaf fluttering together towards an uncertain future. They count each precious moment as they soar together,knowing that in this fleeting acknowledging the fargility of life, and that even the tiniest mistake could lead to death.
** "Tsugai Kogarashi", hinayukki's most famous song, tells the story of the wind and the leaf fluttering together towards an uncertain future. They count each precious moment as they soar together,
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Her music tend to lean towards a traditional Japanese music style, and many of them revolve around themes of death, transience, and the fragility of life. Her music videos are rarely animated, which further emphasizes the simplistic beauty described in the lyrics.
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Her music songs tend to lean towards a traditional Japanese music style, and many of them revolve around themes of death, transience, and the fragility of life. Her music videos are rarely animated, which further emphasizes the simplistic beauty described in the lyrics.
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'''Fun fact:''' her former alias, Shigotoshite-P (仕事してP), which means “Please do your work”, comes from her debut work "Niisan ga Original no Uta wo Utattekuremashita", which depicts her being scolded for posting songs instead of doing her work.
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'''Fun fact:''' her former alias, Shigotoshite-P (仕事してP), which means “Please do your work”, comes from her debut work "Niisan ga Original no Uta wo Utattekuremashita", which depicts her being scolded by Kaito for posting songs instead of doing her work.
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* ShootTheShaggyDog: “Dead Foresta” is probably hinayukki's most depressing work, having "futility" as its central message. It tells the story of a girl who can speak to the Gods. Asked for help by the miserable citizens of a dying town, she spends day and night praying to the Gods to deliver the people. However, nothing seems to change, and the desperate people propel themselves into a path of self-destruction by lying and stealing. The girl herself grows steadily more corrupt, and eventually drowns herself into the lake. The following lines sum up the gloomy theme:
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* ShootTheShaggyDog: “Dead Foresta” is probably hinayukki's most depressing work, having "futility" as its central message. It tells the story of a girl who can speak to the Gods. Asked for help by the miserable citizens of a dying town, she spends day and night praying to the Gods to deliver the people. However, nothing seems to change, and the desperate people propel themselves into a path of self-destruction by lying and stealing. The girl herself grows steadily more corrupt, and eventually drowns herself into the lake.lake in despair. The following lines sum up the gloomy theme:
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* DeathIsASadThing: The lyrics and melody of “Chiriyuki Mono” (Scattering Things) has a gloomy and sombre tone, and it is heavily implied that the narrator has lost a loved one, and is still unable to move past her sorrow, even though a long time has past since his passing.
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* DeathIsASadThing: The lyrics and melody of “Chiriyuki Mono” (Scattering Things) has a gloomy and sombre tone, and it is heavily implied that the narrator has lost a loved one, and is still unable to move past her sorrow, even though a long time has past since his passing. "Floriography" also deals with the death of a lost one, though the latter focuses more on the remembrance of the good things of the past, rather than mourning over the loss.
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# [[https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm11232587 Floriography -Wasurenagusa-]] (Floriography -forget-me-not)
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* DemonSlaying: "Oni o Karu Mono", or "One Who Hunt Demons", is a duet sung by a demon hunter and his demon quarry, which ends with the hunter slaying the demon.
* FlowerMotifs: The MonoNoAware themes common in hinayukki's works are often depicted using flower imageries that reflects both the beauty and transience of life.
* FlowerMotifs: The MonoNoAware themes common in hinayukki's works are often depicted using flower imageries that reflects both the beauty and transience of life.
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* DemonSlaying: "Oni o Karu Mono", or "One Who Hunt Demons", is a duet sung by a demon hunter and his demon quarry, which inevitably ends with the hunter slaying the demon.
* FlowerMotifs: The MonoNoAware themes common in hinayukki's works are often depicted using flower imageries that reflects both the beauty and transience of life. This is most prominent in the song "Floriography", in which forget-me-nots starts blooming outside the singer's window, reminding her of her dead lover. She then sings about the sweet memories she used to share with that person, and vows never to forget those treasured past, even though the flowers themselves would soon wither.
* FlowerMotifs: The MonoNoAware themes common in hinayukki's works are often depicted using flower imageries that reflects both the beauty and transience of life. This is most prominent in the song "Floriography", in which forget-me-nots starts blooming outside the singer's window, reminding her of her dead lover. She then sings about the sweet memories she used to share with that person, and vows never to forget those treasured past, even though the flowers themselves would soon wither.
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[=hinayukki@sigotositeP=], or hinayukki for short, is a Music/{{Vocaloid}} composer and illustrator. She mainly uses KAITO and MEIKO in her music, and her expertise in using the latter's voicebank has earned her the unofficial title of "Legendary Meiko Master".
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[=hinayukki@sigotositeP=], or hinayukki for short, is a Music/{{Vocaloid}} composer and illustrator. She mainly uses KAITO and MEIKO in her music, and her expertise in using the latter's voicebank has earned her the unofficial title of "Legendary Meiko MEIKO Master".
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Her music tend to lean towards a traditional Japanese music style, and her songs prominently revolve around themes of death, transience, and the fragility of life. Her music videos are rarely animated, which further emphasizes the simplistic beauty described in the lyrics.
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Her music tend to lean towards a traditional Japanese music style, and her songs prominently many of them revolve around themes of death, transience, and the fragility of life. Her music videos are rarely animated, which further emphasizes the simplistic beauty described in the lyrics.
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* MonoNoAware: Death and transience is a recurring theme in almost all of hinayukki's works, which is usually intertwined with the assurance of the beauty and preciousness of life, precisely because of its fleetingness.
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* MonoNoAware: Death and transience is a recurring prominent theme in almost all of hinayukki's works, which is usually intertwined with the assurance of the beauty and preciousness of life, precisely because of its fleetingness.
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Fun fact: her former alias, Shigotoshite-P (仕事してP), which means “Please do your work”, comes from her debut work "Niisan ga Original no Uta wo Utattekuremashita", which depicts her being scolded for posting songs instead of doing her work.
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Fun fact: her other alias, Shigotoshite-P (仕事してP), which means “Please do your work”, comes from her debut work "Niisan ga Original no Uta wo Utattekuremashita", which depicts her being scolded for posting songs instead of doing her work.
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Fun fact: her other former alias, Shigotoshite-P (仕事してP), which means “Please do your work”, comes from her debut work "Niisan ga Original no Uta wo Utattekuremashita", which depicts her being scolded for posting songs instead of doing her work.
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[=hinayukki@sigotositeP=], or hinayukki for short, is a Music/{{Vocaloid}} composer and illustrator. She mainly uses KAITO and MEIKO in her music, and her expertise in using the latter's voicebank has earned her the unofficial title of "Legendary Meiko Master".
Her music tend to lean towards a traditional Japanese music style, and her songs prominently revolve around themes of death, transience, and the fragility of life. Her music videos are rarely animated, which further emphasizes the simplistic beauty described in the lyrics.
Fun fact: her other alias, Shigotoshite-P (仕事してP), which means “Please do your work”, comes from her debut work "Niisan ga Original no Uta wo Utattekuremashita", which depicts her being scolded for posting songs instead of doing her work.
[[folder:List of notable works]]
%% Songs with at least 100,000 views
# [[https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm4794708 Tsugai Kogarashi]] (Wintry Winds)
# [[https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm5717989 Higashi no Akatsuki, Nishi no Tasogare]] (The Dawn in the East, the Dusk in the West)
# [[https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm6362317 Yomi Zakura]] (Cherry Blossoms of the Underworld)
# [[https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm6875060 Tokiwasurebito]] (Time-Forgotten One)
# [[https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm7960016 Rinascita~Hajimari no Uta~]] (Rebirth ~Song of Beginning~)
# [[https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm11232587 Floriography -Wasurenagusa-]] (Floriography -forget-me-not)
# [[http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm12126851 Futatsu no Monogatari]] (A Story of Two)
# [[http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13722851 Tabi no Hate, Sora no Doukoku]] (End of Journey, Lament of the Sky)
# [[https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm14508260 Dead Foresta ~Suiren no Mizuumi ni Shizumu~]] (Dead Foresta ~Sinking into a Lake of Water Lilies~)
# [[https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm15901451 Dairin no Hana]] (Grandiose Flower)
# [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBYPHKN-BDE&ab_channel=hinayukkiLR Oni o Karu Mono]] (One Who Hunts Demons)
[[/folder]]
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!!hinayukki's songs contain examples of the following:
* DeathIsASadThing: The lyrics and melody of “Chiriyuki Mono” (Scattering Things) has a gloomy and sombre tone, and it is heavily implied that the narrator has lost a loved one, and is still unable to move past her sorrow, even though a long time has past since his passing.
* DemonSlaying: "Oni o Karu Mono", or "One Who Hunt Demons", is a duet sung by a demon hunter and his demon quarry, which ends with the hunter slaying the demon.
* FlowerMotifs: The MonoNoAware themes common in hinayukki's works are often depicted using flower imageries that reflects both the beauty and transience of life.
* FoeRomanceSubtext: "Oni o Karu Mono" tells the story of a demon hunter (Kaito) facing off against a demon (Meiko). Their battle is described as a "tryst" and a "dance", and both sings of their passion for the other as they try to murder each other. Here's the English translation of the chorus:
--> ''With every meeting of the eyes, the heart\\
Quivers with passion, like a flame\\
I cut open these burning feelings\\
Come, for a brief moment, and be dyed in red.''
* MonoNoAware: Many of hinayukki’s work
** "Tsugai Kogarashi", hinayukki's most famous song, tells the story of the wind and the leaf fluttering together towards an uncertain future. They count each precious moment as they soar together, knowing that in this fleeting life, even the tiniest mistake could lead to death.
** "Hana no Namida" compares life to a flower: beautiful but fleeting. The singers vow to spend the limited amount of time they have with their loved ones, and collect as many precious memories as possible, before they would wither like a flower themselves.
** "Oni o Karu Mono" is about a human warrior hunting down a crimson demon. As they clash over a winter battlefield, the hunter sings of the [[FoeRomanceSubtext passion he feels for the demon]] in the heat of the battle, all the while knowing that this intense feelings would end when one of them dies. The song ends with the hunter finally defeating and killing the demon and moves on with his life, but notes that the encounter had left a mark in his heart.
* ShootTheShaggyDog: “Dead Foresta” is probably hinayukki's most depressing work, having "futility" as its central message. It tells the story of a girl who can speak to the Gods. Asked for help by the miserable citizens of a dying town, she spends day and night praying to the Gods to deliver the people. However, nothing seems to change, and the desperate people propel themselves into a path of self-destruction by lying and stealing. The girl herself grows steadily more corrupt, and eventually drowns herself into the lake. The following lines sum up the gloomy theme:
--> ''Her singing voice, woven from within her enduring life,\\
in the end isn't able to connect to even the faintest path.''
Her music tend to lean towards a traditional Japanese music style, and her songs prominently revolve around themes of death, transience, and the fragility of life. Her music videos are rarely animated, which further emphasizes the simplistic beauty described in the lyrics.
Fun fact: her other alias, Shigotoshite-P (仕事してP), which means “Please do your work”, comes from her debut work "Niisan ga Original no Uta wo Utattekuremashita", which depicts her being scolded for posting songs instead of doing her work.
[[folder:List of notable works]]
%% Songs with at least 100,000 views
# [[https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm4794708 Tsugai Kogarashi]] (Wintry Winds)
# [[https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm5717989 Higashi no Akatsuki, Nishi no Tasogare]] (The Dawn in the East, the Dusk in the West)
# [[https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm6362317 Yomi Zakura]] (Cherry Blossoms of the Underworld)
# [[https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm6875060 Tokiwasurebito]] (Time-Forgotten One)
# [[https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm7960016 Rinascita~Hajimari no Uta~]] (Rebirth ~Song of Beginning~)
# [[https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm11232587 Floriography -Wasurenagusa-]] (Floriography -forget-me-not)
# [[http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm12126851 Futatsu no Monogatari]] (A Story of Two)
# [[http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm13722851 Tabi no Hate, Sora no Doukoku]] (End of Journey, Lament of the Sky)
# [[https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm14508260 Dead Foresta ~Suiren no Mizuumi ni Shizumu~]] (Dead Foresta ~Sinking into a Lake of Water Lilies~)
# [[https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm15901451 Dairin no Hana]] (Grandiose Flower)
# [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBYPHKN-BDE&ab_channel=hinayukkiLR Oni o Karu Mono]] (One Who Hunts Demons)
[[/folder]]
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!!hinayukki's songs contain examples of the following:
* DeathIsASadThing: The lyrics and melody of “Chiriyuki Mono” (Scattering Things) has a gloomy and sombre tone, and it is heavily implied that the narrator has lost a loved one, and is still unable to move past her sorrow, even though a long time has past since his passing.
* DemonSlaying: "Oni o Karu Mono", or "One Who Hunt Demons", is a duet sung by a demon hunter and his demon quarry, which ends with the hunter slaying the demon.
* FlowerMotifs: The MonoNoAware themes common in hinayukki's works are often depicted using flower imageries that reflects both the beauty and transience of life.
* FoeRomanceSubtext: "Oni o Karu Mono" tells the story of a demon hunter (Kaito) facing off against a demon (Meiko). Their battle is described as a "tryst" and a "dance", and both sings of their passion for the other as they try to murder each other. Here's the English translation of the chorus:
--> ''With every meeting of the eyes, the heart\\
Quivers with passion, like a flame\\
I cut open these burning feelings\\
Come, for a brief moment, and be dyed in red.''
* MonoNoAware: Many of hinayukki’s work
** "Tsugai Kogarashi", hinayukki's most famous song, tells the story of the wind and the leaf fluttering together towards an uncertain future. They count each precious moment as they soar together, knowing that in this fleeting life, even the tiniest mistake could lead to death.
** "Hana no Namida" compares life to a flower: beautiful but fleeting. The singers vow to spend the limited amount of time they have with their loved ones, and collect as many precious memories as possible, before they would wither like a flower themselves.
** "Oni o Karu Mono" is about a human warrior hunting down a crimson demon. As they clash over a winter battlefield, the hunter sings of the [[FoeRomanceSubtext passion he feels for the demon]] in the heat of the battle, all the while knowing that this intense feelings would end when one of them dies. The song ends with the hunter finally defeating and killing the demon and moves on with his life, but notes that the encounter had left a mark in his heart.
* ShootTheShaggyDog: “Dead Foresta” is probably hinayukki's most depressing work, having "futility" as its central message. It tells the story of a girl who can speak to the Gods. Asked for help by the miserable citizens of a dying town, she spends day and night praying to the Gods to deliver the people. However, nothing seems to change, and the desperate people propel themselves into a path of self-destruction by lying and stealing. The girl herself grows steadily more corrupt, and eventually drowns herself into the lake. The following lines sum up the gloomy theme:
--> ''Her singing voice, woven from within her enduring life,\\
in the end isn't able to connect to even the faintest path.''
