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"Uchiage Hanabi" is the third single released by [[DAOKO]].  It was released in two editions: a limited CD+DVD edition featuring footage from her [[Aoiro Jidai Tour]], and a regular CD edition. The first-pressing for both editions comes with an early change to purchase ticket's for DAOKO's 2017 one-man tour.  First-pressing for the limited CD+DVD edition came with a special photo of DAOKO, and a unique illustration depending on where it was purchased. The song is a collaboration with former [[Vocaloid]] musician [[Yonezu Kenshi]]; Who is now recording and releasing under his own name and voice. He wrote, composed, and produced the track and shared vocals with DAOKO. It was used as the theme song to the movie ''[[Uchiage Hanabi, Shita kara Miru ka? Yoko Kara Miru ka?]]''. The B-Side, "[[Forever Friends (DAOKO)|Forever Friends]]" was used as the insert song for the film, and is a cover of the [[REIMY|REMEDIOS]]' [[Friends Forever (REMEDIOS)|song of the same name]].
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"Uchiage Hanabi" is the third single released by [[DAOKO]].  It was released in two editions: a limited CD+DVD edition featuring footage from her [[Aoiro Jidai Tour]], and a regular CD edition. The first-pressing for both editions comes with an early change to purchase ticket's for DAOKO's 2017 one-man tour.  First-pressing for the limited CD+DVD edition came with a special photo of DAOKO, and a unique illustration depending on where it was purchased. The song is a collaboration with former [[Vocaloid]] musician [[Yonezu Kenshi]]; Who is now recording and releasing under his own name and voice. He wrote, composed, and produced the track and shared vocals with DAOKO. It was used as the theme song to the movie ''[[Uchiage Hanabi, Shita kara Miru ka? Yoko Kara Miru ka?]]''. The B-Side, "[[Forever Friends (DAOKO)|Forever Friends]]" was used as the insert song for the film, and is a cover of the [[REIMY|REMEDIOS]]' [[Friends Forever (REMEDIOS)|song of the same name]]. DAOKO promoted the single mostly alone, performing a solo version of the track on shows like ''[[Music Japan]]''. Piano sheet music was released for the song, which was published by Fairy.
  
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The single has been very successful for DAOKO so far. It reached #1 on ''[[Wikipedia:Billboard (magazine)|Billboard Japan's]]'' Hot 100 and Hot Animation, iTunes, and Recochoku--remaining at #1 for several weeks in a row on multiple digital platforms and receiving a Platinum digital certification--while ranking in at #3 on the music program ''[[CDTV]]''. On the Oricon charts, it peaked at #9, and remained on the charts for four weeks, making it her best performing single to date.
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The single was very successful for DAOKO, becoming her first breakout hit. The song went to #1 on several digital charts: ''[[Wikipedia:Billboard (magazine)|Billboard Japan's]]'' Hot 100 & Hot Animation, iTunes, and Recochoku. The [[PV|music video]] went on to be #3 on the music program ''[[CDTV]]''. "Uchiage Hanabi" is certified Platinum by the [[Recording Industry Association of Japan]] for over 250,000 downloads.  
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DAOKO promoted the song mostly alone--she performed the song as a solo version on shows like Music Japan, as Yonezu was not present for any of the performances.  Yonezu's vocals were either cut out entirely or used as backing vocals as part of the instrumental track that DAOKO sang to.
 
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==Song Information==
 
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==Disambiguation==
 
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There are currently two versions of "Uchiage Hanabi". They are listed below in order of release:
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There are currently three versions of "Uchiage Hanabi" to be found in [[DAOKO]] and [[Yonezu Kenshi]]'s discographies. They are listed below in order of release:
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: This is the original version of the song, the duet between DAOKO and Yonezu Kenshi.  It is found on the single as track #1.
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: Found on the "Uchiage Hanabi" single as track #1, and was later included on the ''[[Thank You Blue|THANK YOU BLUE]]'' album as track #1. This is the original version of the song, which is a duet between DAOKO and [[Yonezu Kenshi]].   
 
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: Yonezu Kenshi released a self-cover on his ''[[Bootleg|BOOTLEG]]'' album as track #13. It is rearranged from the original version and DAOKO's vocals are not included.
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: Found on the ''[[Bootleg|BOOTLEG]]'' album as track #13. This is a self-cover by [[Yonezu Kenshi]]. It is rearranged from the original version and DAOKO's vocals are not included. The lyrics were also partially changed from the original.
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: Found on the album ''[[Shiteki Ryokou]]''<!--as track #-->. This is a solo version of the original song featuring only DAOKO.
  
 
==Live Perfomances==
 
==Live Perfomances==
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* [2017.08.11] Buzz Rhythm
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* [2017.08.11] ''[[Buzz Rhythm]]''
 
* [2017.08.12] ROCK IN JAPAN FESTIVAL 2017
 
* [2017.08.12] ROCK IN JAPAN FESTIVAL 2017
 
* [2017.08.20] Summer Sonic Osaka 2017
 
* [2017.08.20] Summer Sonic Osaka 2017
 
* [2017.08.23] Sukkiri!
 
* [2017.08.23] Sukkiri!
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* [2017.09.01] Music Station
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* [2017.09.01] ''[[Music Station]]''
 
* [2017.09.20] OL Killer Presents "WIFE"
 
* [2017.09.20] OL Killer Presents "WIFE"
 
* [2017.09.29] Anime Weekend Atlanta
 
* [2017.09.29] Anime Weekend Atlanta
 
* [2017.10.22] BOROFESTA 2017
 
* [2017.10.22] BOROFESTA 2017
 
* [2017.10.28] PINK Sensation 2017
 
* [2017.10.28] PINK Sensation 2017
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* [2017.12.22] ''[[Music Station|Music Station Super Live]]''
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* [2017.12.30] ''[[Countdown Japan|COUNTDOWN JAPAN 17/18]]''
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* [2017.11.26 - 2018.01.11] DAOKO TOUR 2017-2018 "THANK YOU BLUE"
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* [2018.03.01] SPACE SHOWER MUSIC AWARDS
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* [2018.03.29] ZIP! Haru Festival 2018
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* [2018.04.10] DAOKO presents "Charm Point"
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* [2018.06.02] TAICOCLUB'18
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* [2018.08.19] Summer Sonic 2018
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* [2018.09.01] SPACE SHOWER SWEET LOVE SHOWER 2018
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* [2018.12.31] [[Kouhaku Uta Gassen|69th Kouhaku Uta Gassen]]
  
 
==Oricon Chart Positions==
 
==Oricon Chart Positions==
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The single reached #9 on the weekly [[Oricon]] chart, and it continued to rank for a total of 21 weeks. This is DAOKO's first single to peak within the Top 20, and is her best performing single to date.
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* '''Total Reported Sales:''' 29,107*
 
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Latest revision as of 18:26, 31 December 2018

Limited Edition Cover
Regular Edition Cover
Artist
DAOKO×Yonezu Kenshi
Single
Uchiage Hanabi (打上花火; Fireworks)
Released
2017.08.16
Catalog Number
TFCC-89601 (Limited Edition)
TFCC-89602 (Regular Edition)
Price
¥1,620 (Limited Edition)
¥1,296 (Regular edition)
CD Tracklist
  1. Uchiage Hanabi (打上花火; Fireworks)
  2. Forever Friends (REMEDIOS cover)
  3. Cinderella step (Regular Edition Bonus)
DVD Tracklist
  • DAOKO 2017 "Aoiro Shugi" TOUR at Akasaka BLITZ 2016.09.22
  1. Intro
  2. JK
  3. Takai Kabe ni wa Ikusen no Door (高い壁には幾千のドア)
  4. Kakete Ageru (かけてあげる)
  5. Music (ミュージック)
  6. Boku (ぼく)
  7. FASHION
  8. Suisei (水星)
  9. Kimi (きみ)
  10. BOY
  11. Fog
  12. Interlude
  13. Daisuki with TeddyLoid (ダイスキ)
  14. Samishii Kamisama (さみしいかみさま)
  15. ME!ME!ME! feat. daoko_pt1
  16. ShibuyaK
  17. Moshimo Bokura ga Game no Shuyaku de (もしも僕らがGAMEの主役で)
  18. BANG!
  19. Outro


Information

"Uchiage Hanabi" is the third single released by DAOKO. It was released in two editions: a limited CD+DVD edition featuring footage from her Aoiro Jidai Tour, and a regular CD edition. The first-pressing for both editions comes with an early change to purchase ticket's for DAOKO's 2017 one-man tour. First-pressing for the limited CD+DVD edition came with a special photo of DAOKO, and a unique illustration depending on where it was purchased. The song is a collaboration with former Vocaloid musician Yonezu Kenshi; Who is now recording and releasing under his own name and voice. He wrote, composed, and produced the track and shared vocals with DAOKO. It was used as the theme song to the movie Uchiage Hanabi, Shita kara Miru ka? Yoko Kara Miru ka?. The B-Side, "Forever Friends" was used as the insert song for the film, and is a cover of the REMEDIOS' song of the same name. DAOKO promoted the single mostly alone, performing a solo version of the track on shows like Music Japan. Piano sheet music was released for the song, which was published by Fairy.

The single was very successful for DAOKO, becoming her first breakout hit. The song went to #1 on several digital charts: Billboard Japan's Hot 100 & Hot Animation, iTunes, and Recochoku. The music video went on to be #3 on the music program CDTV. "Uchiage Hanabi" is certified Platinum by the Recording Industry Association of Japan for over 250,000 downloads.

Song Information

Lyrics
Yonezu Kenshi
Music
Yonezu Kenshi
Other Information
Arrangement: Yonezu Kenshi & Tanaka Hayato (agehasprings)
Production: Yonezu Kenshi
Vocal: DAOKO, Yonezu Kenshi
Guitar: Makabe Yohei
Drums: Hori Hiroki
Piano: Yokoyama Hiroaki (agehasprings)
Strings: Muroya Koichiro
Drums Technician: Arimatsu Masuo

Music Video

A scene from the music video

There were two music videos created for the song. The first was entirely made up of animated clips from the movie, and the second (so far released only in a "short version" on YouTube) intersperses clips of DAOKO singing with the animated pieces. The video shows DAOKO singing in a kimono in front of a wall with fireworks projected on it. Yonezu does not appear in the short version of the video.

Disambiguation

There are currently three versions of "Uchiage Hanabi" to be found in DAOKO and Yonezu Kenshi's discographies. They are listed below in order of release:

Uchiage Hanabi (DAOKO x Yonezu Kenshi)
Found on the "Uchiage Hanabi" single as track #1, and was later included on the THANK YOU BLUE album as track #1. This is the original version of the song, which is a duet between DAOKO and Yonezu Kenshi.
Uchiage Hanabi
Found on the BOOTLEG album as track #13. This is a self-cover by Yonezu Kenshi. It is rearranged from the original version and DAOKO's vocals are not included. The lyrics were also partially changed from the original.
Uchiage Hanabi (DAOKO SOLO ver.)
Found on the album Shiteki Ryokou. This is a solo version of the original song featuring only DAOKO.

Live Perfomances

  • [2017.08.11] Buzz Rhythm
  • [2017.08.12] ROCK IN JAPAN FESTIVAL 2017
  • [2017.08.20] Summer Sonic Osaka 2017
  • [2017.08.23] Sukkiri!
  • [2017.09.01] Music Station
  • [2017.09.20] OL Killer Presents "WIFE"
  • [2017.09.29] Anime Weekend Atlanta
  • [2017.10.22] BOROFESTA 2017
  • [2017.10.28] PINK Sensation 2017
  • [2017.12.22] Music Station Super Live
  • [2017.12.30] COUNTDOWN JAPAN 17/18
  • [2017.11.26 - 2018.01.11] DAOKO TOUR 2017-2018 "THANK YOU BLUE"
  • [2018.03.01] SPACE SHOWER MUSIC AWARDS
  • [2018.03.29] ZIP! Haru Festival 2018
  • [2018.04.10] DAOKO presents "Charm Point"
  • [2018.06.02] TAICOCLUB'18
  • [2018.08.19] Summer Sonic 2018
  • [2018.09.01] SPACE SHOWER SWEET LOVE SHOWER 2018
  • [2018.12.31] 69th Kouhaku Uta Gassen

Oricon Chart Positions

The single reached #9 on the weekly Oricon chart, and it continued to rank for a total of 21 weeks. This is DAOKO's first single to peak within the Top 20, and is her best performing single to date.

Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Week Rank Sales
- 10 7 7 7 5 7 9 10,743
7 31 17 10 9 11 7 16 5,552
9 38 27 24 19 16 13 29 3,381
11 40 34 29 24 27 25 30 2,602
22 37 36 33 27 28 21 36 1,494
15 43 36 47 41 31 35 40 1,221
34 - - - - 45 43 60 825
32 - - - - 40 50 61 646
42 - - - - 47 - 61 610
40 - - - - - - 69 480
- - - - - - - 97 456
49 - - - - - - 71 630
46 - - - - - - 101 467
- - - - - - - 116 371
- - - - - - - 139 302
Year Month Rank Sales
2017 August 20 19,676
  • Total Reported Sales: 29,107*

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