Ichirin no Hana
"Ichirin no Hana" | ||||
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Single by High and Mighty Color | ||||
from the album Gou on Progressive | ||||
B-side | Warped Reflection | |||
Released | January 11, 2006 | |||
Genre | Metalcore | |||
Length | 16:12 | |||
Label | SMEJ | |||
Writer(s) | High and Mighty Color | |||
Producer(s) | Hal | |||
High and Mighty Color singles chronology | ||||
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"Ichirin no Hana" (一輪の花) is a single released by High and Mighty Color on January 11, 2006.
Overview
"Ichirin no Hana" is the band's sixth single. It retained number two in the Oricon charts for most of the week of its release, making it the group's biggest hit since "Over", and even surpassed that single in sales. It is a rock song, blended with some rapping from Yūsuke. "Ichirin no Hana" was used as the third opening theme for the anime adaption of Bleach and was certified gold for shipments of over 100,000 by the RIAJ in January 2006. The title of the song is translated to English as "a single flower"
Track list
- "Ichirin no Hana" – 3:40
- "Warped Reflection" – 4:07
- "Ichirin no Hana ~Huge Hollow Mix~" (remixed by DT of NATM3) – 4:37
- "Ichirin no Hana (Less Vocal Track)" – 3:40
- All songs written by High and Mighty Color.
Production
- Hide2 (Norishrocks) – creative & art direction
- Tsousie (Jetrock Graphics) – art direction & design
- Ryuichi Tamura (Norishrocks) – co-art design
- Rocca Works – costume
- Eiji Tanaki (D&N Planning) – styling
- Keiko Nakatani (Mingle) – hair and make-up
- Atsushi Otaki (Ad Force), Masahiro Aoki (D&N Planning), Noriko Yamashita (SMC) & Kaori"Kacch" Nagai (Norishrocks) – products coordination
TV Performances
- January 13, 2006 - Music Fighter
- January 14, 2006 - CDTV
- January 20, 2006 - Music Station
- January 27, 2006 - PopJam
- January 28, 2006 - Melodix!
Charts
Release | Chart | Peak position | Sales | Chart run |
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January 11, 2006 | Oricon Daily Singles Chart | 2 | ||
Oricon Weekly Singles Chart | 2[1] | 84,562 | 25 weeks | |
2006 | Oricon Yearly Singles Chart |
References
- ^ Translated Lyrics
- ^ "Recording Industry Association of Japan". Retrieved April 29, 2015.
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