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i miss them.

>>22250155

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-tsGAlV4oY

>>22250155
IIRC the old keyboard player from Casiopea did a lot of them.

>>22250524
>i miss them.
Do they not do them any more?

>>22253965
he probably misses them from his trip to Japan

>>22254445
He is just a retard that can notvread and interpret context and meaning.

>>22250760
So cute how the two of them always communicate with each other.

>>22250155
Some of these sound like something you might hear starting up an old game.

so many memories

>>22250155
>>22250760
Oh shit these videos are amazing after coming back from Japan please and thank you.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79i1hbzaBjM&list=PL5BB66EEA7F0CD9F9&index=12

Pretty sure these first two are the ones I heard on the long shinkansen trips using the last of my rail pass, coming back on he last kodama train back to Hiroshima.
These tunes would put me to sleep and make the rides so comfy.

>>22250155
Fuck why are they so nostalgic

>>22268629
Because that's as close as you will ever get to become japanese.

they should use this:

>>>/wsg/3093497

This one is a lot better
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SeOwwdFMHuY

>>22250155
everything about it is comfy

pleasant robitic voice: "Okachimachi! Okachimachi desu!"
*doors open and jingle plays*

>>22254615
While it's true he missed the context, that hardly makes him a retard. That's pure hyperbole, and it was a fair question. The only reason I know the context with confidence is because I use the Yamanote line every so often, and can look up the 発車メロディー info on Japanese Wikipedia. How many posters on /jp/ actually know if and when the melodies are retired?

Further more, why did you feel the need to make that comment after someone had provided the answer? Are you trying to shame them for having the audacity to be helpful?
Your post only serves as an unsuccessful attempt to humiliate others, and does not benefit anyone, including your own image. Hopefully this post at least benefits you.

Ueno's Yamanote melody, "Bell B," is probably my favorite, but that's because of nostalgia more than anything.
It sounds like a telephone ringing, but it's actually an imitation of a device called a "Departure Bell." It's what was the norm before they introduced the melodies.

ZUN sampled the chime at the end of this song:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=LMOk4Znm0QY

>>22277622
Bless you anti-bully anon

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJi6MzOM9yA

It looks like the guy behind the sound of capsule, perfume, kyary, etc. was asked to make a jingle.
I was initially surprised at how reserved it was, but I'm pretty sure these melodies operate on the KISS principle.

>>22285809
Pretty good. It only makes sense such a prolific producer knows when to hold back.

>>22250155
My favorite ones are the Astroboy and Dragon Quest themes. I forgot where in Tokyo they were, but it was on the way to Ikebukuro. The Japanese and their mastery of comfiness is truly marvelous.