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| Name = Far away
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| Type = Single
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| Artist = [[Hamasaki Ayumi]]
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| Cover = ayu-faraway.jpg
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| Background = aquamarine
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| Released = 17 May 2000
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| Genre = [[Pop]]
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| Length =
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| Label = [[avex trax]]
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| Last Release = ''[[vogue]]'' <br /> (2000)
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| This Release = '''Far away''' <br /> (2000)
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| Next Release = ''[[SEASONS]]'' (2000)
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| Category = Singles
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'''''Far away''''' is Hamasaki Ayumi's 15th single under the avex trax label. The song, and one of its remixes, was used in commercials for KDDI's Tu-Ka cellphones. The "Far away" commercials focus on the phone's web, text, & color capabilities.
  
; Artist
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It was released as part of Ayu's 2000 single Trilogy, and was preceded by [[vogue]] and followed by [[SEASONS]]. Ayu has said that the singles are looking at her life from three different angles. The cover art for vogue is a close-up of Ayu's face. The cover of Far away has zoomed out to reveal the photo of Ayu standing on a deck, next to someone else who has been torn off the photo. The cover of SEASONS shows Ayu, by the ocean, holding that half of the torn photo.
: [[Hamasaki Ayumi]]
 
; Single
 
: Far away
 
; Released
 
: 2000.05.17
 
; Catalog Code
 
: AVCD-30118
 
; Price
 
: ¥ 1,260
 
; Tracklist
 
  
# Far away "Original Mix"
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There is one long PV for "vogue," "Far away," and "SEASONS." The PV uses abridged versions of the songs. The individual segments of the PVs were aired individually as the singles were released, and ultimately the long video was released as a DVD single along with a making-of video.
# Far away "CRAFTY Remix"
 
# Far away "Main Radio Mix"
 
# [[Appears (single)|appears]] "Junior's Club Mix"
 
# Far away "HAL's MIX 2000"
 
# Far away "Ocean View Remix"
 
# [[index.php?title=End Roll&action=edit|End roll]] "da urban maestro mix"
 
# Far away "Huge mutual-tried mix"
 
# Far away "POP 'e.a.' Mix II"
 
# Far away "Dub's Mute & Feedback Remix"
 
# Far away "Original Mix -Instrumental-"
 
  
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The single reached #2 on the [[Oricon]] charts and stayed on the charts for a total of thirteen weeks. The single sold 253,530 copies in its first week and has since sold a total of 510,460 copies.
  
; Information
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==Track Listing==
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{| class="wikitable" width="650px"
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!align="left"|#
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!align="left"|Track Name
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!align="left"|Length
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!align="left"|Credits
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|align="left"|1.
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|align="left"|Far away "Original Mix"
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|align="left"|05:35
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!align="left"|
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|-
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|align="left"|2.
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|align="left"|Far away "CRAFTY Remix"
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|align="left"|05:18
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!align="left"|
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|-
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|align="left"|3.
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|align="left"|Far away "Main Radio Mix"
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|align="left"|04:45
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|-
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|align="left"|4.
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|align="left"|appears "Junior's Club Mix"
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|align="left"|09:42
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!align="left"|
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|-
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|align="left"|5.
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|align="left"|Far away "HΛL's MIX 2000"
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|align="left"|04:36
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|-
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|align="left"|6.
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|align="left"|Far away "Ocean View Remix"
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|align="left"|05:31
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|-
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|align="left"|7.
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|align="left"|End roll "da urban maesto mix"
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|align="left"|06:06
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!align="left"|
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|-
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|align="left"|8.
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|align="left"|Far away "Huge mutual-tried mix"
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|align="left"|03:18
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!align="left"|
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|-
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|align="left"|9.
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|align="left"|Far away "POP 'e.a.' Mix II"
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|align="left"|04:51
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!align="left"|
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|-
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|align="left"|10.
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|align="left"|Far away "Dub's Mute & Feedback Remix"
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|align="left"|06:12
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!align="left"|
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|align="left"|11.
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|align="left"|Far away "Original Mix -Instrumental-"
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|align="left"|05:33
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"Far away" is the 15th single released by [[Hamasaki Ayumi]]. The title track was used as the Suka Serura Toukyo [[CM]] song.The single reached #2 on the [[Oricon]] charts and stayed on the charts for a total of thirteen weeks. The single sold 253,530 copies in its first week and has since sold a total of 510,460 copies.
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==Music Video==
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[[Image:ayufarawaypv.png|right|thumb]]
  
The single is the second part of a trilogy of singles which share a similar jacket and [[PV|music video]].
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The PV for "Far away," directed by Wataru Takeishi, is part two of the "vogue/Far away/SEASONS" trilogy PV. The "Far away" part shows Ayu, now no longer a drawing, singing against the backdrop of the post-apocalyptic world introduced in "vogue."
  
==<span class="mw-headline">Song Information</span>==
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==Live Performances==
  
; Lyrics
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*[2000.05.15] Hey! Hey! Hey!
: [[Hamasaki Ayumi]]
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*[2000.05.19] Music Station
; Music
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*[2000.05.21] CDTV
: [[Kikuchi Kazuhito|Kikuchi Kazuhito]] / [[Nagao Dai|D・A・I]]
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*[2000.10.02] SMAPxSMAP Autumn Special
; Other Information
 
: Arrangment: [[HΛL|HΛL]]
 
  
==<span class="mw-headline">External Links</span>==
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==Internal Links==
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*[[Hamasaki Ayumi]]
  
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==External Links==
 
* [http://www.oricon.co.jp/music/release/d/45167/1/ Oricon Profile]
 
* [http://www.oricon.co.jp/music/release/d/45167/1/ Oricon Profile]
* [http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?id=187757006&s=143441 iTunes US Store]
 
  
 
{{Hamasaki Ayumi}}
 
{{Hamasaki Ayumi}}

Revision as of 04:28, 26 April 2009

Far away
Album cover
Single by Hamasaki Ayumi
Released 17 May 2000
Genre Pop
Length
Label avex trax
Producer(s) {{{Producer}}}
Album Artwork Gallery
Hamasaki Ayumi Chronology
vogue
(2000)
Far away
(2000)
SEASONS (2000)


Far away is Hamasaki Ayumi's 15th single under the avex trax label. The song, and one of its remixes, was used in commercials for KDDI's Tu-Ka cellphones. The "Far away" commercials focus on the phone's web, text, & color capabilities.

It was released as part of Ayu's 2000 single Trilogy, and was preceded by vogue and followed by SEASONS. Ayu has said that the singles are looking at her life from three different angles. The cover art for vogue is a close-up of Ayu's face. The cover of Far away has zoomed out to reveal the photo of Ayu standing on a deck, next to someone else who has been torn off the photo. The cover of SEASONS shows Ayu, by the ocean, holding that half of the torn photo.

There is one long PV for "vogue," "Far away," and "SEASONS." The PV uses abridged versions of the songs. The individual segments of the PVs were aired individually as the singles were released, and ultimately the long video was released as a DVD single along with a making-of video.

The single reached #2 on the Oricon charts and stayed on the charts for a total of thirteen weeks. The single sold 253,530 copies in its first week and has since sold a total of 510,460 copies.

Track Listing

# Track Name Length Credits
1. Far away "Original Mix" 05:35
2. Far away "CRAFTY Remix" 05:18
3. Far away "Main Radio Mix" 04:45
4. appears "Junior's Club Mix" 09:42
5. Far away "HΛL's MIX 2000" 04:36
6. Far away "Ocean View Remix" 05:31
7. End roll "da urban maesto mix" 06:06
8. Far away "Huge mutual-tried mix" 03:18
9. Far away "POP 'e.a.' Mix II" 04:51
10. Far away "Dub's Mute & Feedback Remix" 06:12
11. Far away "Original Mix -Instrumental-" 05:33

Music Video

ayufarawaypv.png

The PV for "Far away," directed by Wataru Takeishi, is part two of the "vogue/Far away/SEASONS" trilogy PV. The "Far away" part shows Ayu, now no longer a drawing, singing against the backdrop of the post-apocalyptic world introduced in "vogue."

Live Performances

  • [2000.05.15] Hey! Hey! Hey!
  • [2000.05.19] Music Station
  • [2000.05.21] CDTV
  • [2000.10.02] SMAPxSMAP Autumn Special

Internal Links

External Links