Meet PERFUME, our official Japanese Electro-pop group!!

[_Dr. Shades]

They all sound the same to me. Are they all singing the same song?

You've got to be kidding. How many did you listen to?

[_zerinus]

You've got to be kidding. How many did you listen to?

I think that the whole of Japan knows only one tune, and they only ever sing that one tune!

[_Always Changing]

You've got to be kidding. How many did you listen to?

I think that the whole of Japan knows only one tune, and they only ever sing that one tune!

Because only one ever gained international popularity? Sorry, shades.

[_bomgeography]

Your avatar makes a lot more sense now. lol

[_bomgeography]

I have a feeling that perfume is going to go big in the United States.

[_Everybody Wang Chung]

All I know is I'm digging Ayano Ōmoto.

I could sit all day and watch her sing from the phone book or even the Book of Mormon.

On another note, I went to Tokyo this summer with my kids and we went to the Robot Restaurant: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7sJ5aEdLoPs

It was completely insane and we loved it.

We were also lucky enough to get reservations at this place for lunch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=asH4jhr8E20

Tokyo was a total blast.

[_malkie]

PART I of V:
The Introduction

Without further ado, I now present to you:

PERFUME, our new official Japanese electropop group of MormonDiscussions.com!!

So, who are Perfume? They consist of three members. From oldest to youngest:

• NŌCCHI, real name "Ayano Ōmoto." Short hair, parted down the middle. Usually always wearing shorts.
• KASHIYUKA, real name "Yūka Kashino." Long hair and bangs. Usually always wearing a skirt.
• A-CHAN (rhymes with "Ah shaun"), real name "Ayaka Nishiwaki." Hairstyle varies, but often curled somewhat and in a pony tail. Usually always wearing a slightly longer skirt. Clearly the most bubbly and outgoing of the three, as you’ll amply see in the concert footage, so she’s sort of the leader and spokeswoman by default.

Perfume 歌詞付き [サビメドレー] 60曲

My emphasis.

Dear Doctor Shades,

I will start to listen to the tracks, beginning with the recommended ones.

But please answer me this: when you wrote this, where was the guy who criticizes our grammar? And what's with the two spaces after the period?

[_Dr. Shades]

I have a feeling that perfume is going to go big in the United States.

Wouldn't that be nice. It would be the first time non-English singers have ever done so, to my knowledge.

All I know is I'm digging Ayano Ōmoto.

I could sit all day and watch her sing from the phone book or even the Book of Mormon.

No doubt, she's a cutie!!

Tokyo was a total blast.

Since your kids were with you, I'm guessing this trip was for pleasure, not business? Either way, I'm totally jealous!

I will start to listen to the tracks, beginning with the recommended ones.

Thank you! You won't regret it.

But please answer me this: when you wrote this, where was the guy who criticizes our grammar?

I have long maintained that language is just as much "art" as "science." In this case, I reverted to technical-writing mode since it "flowed" a little better in the middle of a list. You know, sort of like how we always see signs that say something like "Do not enter pool without showering" instead of "Do not enter the pool without showering."

And what's with the two spaces after the period?

That's the proper way to end a sentence.

[_Lemmie]

I have a feeling that perfume is going to go big in the United States.

Wouldn't that be nice. It would be the first time non-English singers have ever done so, to my knowledge.

I cannot for the life of me think of any either.

[_Dr. Shades]

Who does their costuming? Very pretty stuff.

I don't know the first thing about fashion, but even I can wholeheartedly agree with you. Their clothing always looks first-rate.