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Old Jan 16, 2011, 09:37 AM
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Source on the Romaji of 03, "Hi Izuru STYLE" > "Hiji Zuru STYLE"?

日出ズル = Hi Izuru = Rising Sun (Japan)
Also backed up up by JASRAC (though they aren't 100% accurate by any means)

日出-ズル = Hiji Zuru = ?
(seem this is more widespread, but wrong)
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Old Jan 16, 2011, 10:32 AM
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Fire 1: Hi Izuru Tokoro no Tenshi (日出処の天子)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hi_Izuru_Tokorono_Tenshi

Fire 2: SUIKEN&S-WORD "日出ヅルSTYLE" [Produce] (VICTOR ENTERTAINMENT 2004)
http://forceofnature.jp/discogs.php?itemid=35

Helllllllo... ヅル = crane, right? EDIT: Yes. Yes it does. 「JAPANESE CRANE」(日本ヅル)

So it would be "Sunrise/Morning Crane STYLE" / Hi Izuru Tsuru STYLE, right? Or is it Hide Tsuru STYLE? The latter sounds more right to me.

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Old Jan 16, 2011, 12:47 PM
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日出ズル = Hi Izuru = Rising Sun

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I agree with that one (other thing would be erronous)
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Old Jan 16, 2011, 03:58 PM
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Sorry but I'm lost.

日出ズル is an expression read Hi Izuru as far as I know, meaning Rising Sun. They aren't separate words.
日出ヅル = would be Hi Izuru too (Idzuru if you will). It's just an alternate spelling for 日出ズル.



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Fire 1: Hi Izuru Tokoro no Tenshi (日出処の天子)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hi_Izuru_Tokorono_Tenshi

Fire 2: SUIKEN&S-WORD "日出ヅルSTYLE" [Produce] (VICTOR ENTERTAINMENT 2004)
http://forceofnature.jp/discogs.php?itemid=35

Helllllllo... ヅル = crane, right? EDIT: Yes. Yes it does. 「JAPANESE CRANE」(日本ヅル)

So it would be "Sunrise/Morning Crane STYLE" / Hi Izuru Tsuru STYLE, right? Or is it Hide Tsuru STYLE? The latter sounds more right to me.
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Old Jan 16, 2011, 06:56 PM
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actually, I think he mistook the kun-reading of 鶴 (tsuru, crane) that can become dzuru when it's used as suffix for certain words (kaku and zu [from 田鶴 (tazu)] being two other kun-readings)

EDIT: or rather 日出ヅル != 日本ヅル

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Old Jan 16, 2011, 07:20 PM
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actually, I think he mistook the kun-reading of 鶴 (tsuru, crane) that can become dzuru when it's used as suffix for certain words (kaku and zu [from 田鶴 (tazu)] being two other kun-readings)

EDIT: or rather 日出ヅル != 日本ヅル
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ln1zRu21TaI#t=4m20s

OK, I admit defeat. 日出ズル is used instead of 日出ヅル here, but it is ultimately irrelevant because it seems they used katakana just for the hell of it (points to Shiki Uta).

Then again, there are these other variations of zuru that I guess they wanted to avoid. (http://www.kamus.com/jap-eng/zuru)

So 日=Hi,
出=I (not Izuru),
ズ/ヅ=Zu, and
ル=Ru, with the latter two not their own word despite a different symbol set (in other words, Not crane). Got it.

I never did like that episode, and now it has to curse me so...

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Old Jan 16, 2011, 09:12 PM
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it's rather like 日=Hi, 出ズ/ヅル=Izuru (being a verb)

you maybe didn't think it was a verb (出ず/づる normally written like this)
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EDIT: I figured it out, it was a dumb question anyway... :/

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Shouldn't MINMI be creditted as composer? since "melody by MINMI"
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