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井上陽水に主題歌を頼んだのに、歌ってほしいとは伝えていなかった

JapanPublished October 5, 2026

Views 767K  |  Likes 9.77K  |  Comments 306
Views#4,066,176Global
Views#69,385Japan

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実は、な実話実は、な実話
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This video has 767K views and 9.77K likes, ranking #4,066,176 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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767,612

Likes

9,774

Comments

306

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Total (all-time): $537 – $1.53K

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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井上陽水さんの「少年時代」は、1990年の同名映画の主題歌。映画は藤子不二雄Ⓐさんの同名漫画と、柏原兵三さんの小説「長い道」を原作に、戦時下で疎開した少年たちを描いています。監督は篠田正浩さん。夏の名曲として親しまれる歌には、こんな映画の背景がありました。 作曲は、井上陽水さんと平井夏美さんの共作。平井夏美は、音楽プロデューサー・川原伸司さんのペンネームです。今回の動画は、曲を依頼した藤子さんの回想を中心に紹介しています。 音声:VOICEVOX 青山龍星 ※映像・音声の一部は、作品と歌唱を解説するために引用しています。 #井上陽水 #少年時代 #藤子不二雄A #平成JPOP #音楽秘話 #実はな実話

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October 5, 2026
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