Welcome to All About Fukuyama Masaharu, part lyrics blog, part fan site, 100% about Masha. It started out as a blog around April 2009 to repost all English lyrics, but after a while I got a bit ambitious and posting many other things I can gather from the net, some pictures, some articles, mostly news in English from the perspective of a fan although you can find some translated articles in here. I do not pretend to say I take credit for the text in here; frankly I just search, gather, summarise, reword and repost. I will always include the name of the fan who said whatever I posted to the best of my ability but as you can see, my sources are mostly from 2 main fan forums of Masha that is not in Japan. My problem is I can't read Japanese or Chinese, but my persistence sometimes does pay off when I just keep looking. You will also find some pictures in here, but all of the pictures you don't see in here are in Facebook, just look for All Abt Masha. I am quite active in that Facebook page, and it is also a place to find information! My main purpose for this blog is for myself; to gather all lyrics in English under one roof. But I am very sure foreign fans can also benefit from the contents in this blog, and without the many wonderful foreign Masha fans who translate, discuss and share whether privately or publicly, this blog will never be what it is today. I am still hoping to find more English lyrics somewhere, although from the looks of it, I will say things have slowed down a bit. Anyway, have a look. If you have any snippet about Masha to share with me, or pictures or lyrics, anything at all, please do not hesitate to do so. Do join in the discussion by using Post A Comment. Do consider sending me your submission of reviews. And for new Masha fans, if you like, do join my Contact List. Thanks for dropping by!
If you want vintage Masha, it can't be anymore vintage than his very first single ever, his perennial favourite in all his recent concert featuring the song, Tsuioku no Ame no Naka, always sang during the time he would throw gifts or papercups at his audience. This single was released on 21.03.1990 and offered 2 songs in it. From what I read, it didn't do well at all. Well there's always a first. Look at the CD cover though; such a babyfaced Masha. Frankly even when he could sing so much better, my impression of this song is still not very positive but lyrical wise, rather interesting.
The following is the full track list of this album and whereever noted means the following either combination. Please take note ALL posts about songs come with an embedded video either the concert version, PV version or just the song version found in Youtube or uploaded somewhere and played through an embedded radio player. Some may contain screencaptures taken from the video source.
[EL]English only [RL]Romaji only [KL]Kanji only & the various combination [English title]English translation of the original title in Japanese [Nb]Remarks or notes by me. If you don't see any indicator for EL, RL or KL, it means it is not translated yet at all.
You will also find the following songs individually in the Albums list and Songs list in the left panel.
More information on this album and each individual song can be found here at Jpop Stop!
1. Tsuioku no Ame no Naka (追憶の雨の中)[Rains of Recollection][EL-RL]
2. Kanashimi wa... (かなしみは…)[Sadness Is...]
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