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This song was uploaded on November 25, 2008 for Futago no Hi, and has reached over 65,000 views. It is Kea-P's most notable work, and is popular in the western fandom more than the eastern (the original reprint had around 400,000 views before it was taken down). The song tells a story of two children who are separated by a mirror, singing to each other in hopes that their voice will reach the other. In the end, the mirror cracks, and the two are overjoyed.

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  • 君のいない場所で (Kimi no Inai Basho de)
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  • This song was uploaded on November 25, 2008 for Futago no Hi, and has reached over 65,000 views. It is Kea-P's most notable work, and is popular in the western fandom more than the eastern (the original reprint had around 400,000 views before it was taken down). The song tells a story of two children who are separated by a mirror, singing to each other in hopes that their voice will reach the other. In the end, the mirror cracks, and the two are overjoyed.
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#views
  • 72000(xsd:integer)
songtitle
  • "君のいない場所で"
  • English: In the Place Where You Are Not
  • Romaji: Kimi no Inai Basho de
original upload date
  • Nov.25.2008
yt id
  • a5YR6WOKAj4
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Category
  • VOCALOID cover
Singer
  • Kagamine Rin and Kagamine Len
  • Kagamine Rin Append, Kagamine Len Append
Date
  • 2008-11-25(xsd:date)
Producer
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Author
  • LenLovesBanana
Link
  • Niconico Broadcast / piapro Broadcast / YouTube Broadcast
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  • *
Title
  • Rin and Len Append Cover
  • "君のいない場所で" * Romaji: Kimi no Inai Basho de * English: In the Place Where You Are Not
Description
  • The story of the Kagamine separated by a mirror .
Color
  • #696; color:white
Views
  • and
Singers
Producers
abstract
  • This song was uploaded on November 25, 2008 for Futago no Hi, and has reached over 65,000 views. It is Kea-P's most notable work, and is popular in the western fandom more than the eastern (the original reprint had around 400,000 views before it was taken down). The song tells a story of two children who are separated by a mirror, singing to each other in hopes that their voice will reach the other. In the end, the mirror cracks, and the two are overjoyed.
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