Dakishimeru

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"Dakishimeru"
"抱きしめる"
"Dakishimeru""抱きしめる" cover
Single by BoA
from the album Outgrow
Released November 23, 2005
Format CD Single
Recorded  ?
Genre Pop
Label avex trax
Producer(s) Kazuhiro Hara
Chart positions
BoA singles chronology
"make a secret"
(2005)
"抱きしめる (Dakishimeru)"
(2005)
"Everlasting"
(2006)

"Dakishimeru" (抱きしめる?) is BoA's 17th Japanese solo single, and fifth lowest selling, recently it has been able to exceed the sales of her 16th single make a secret. The title track was unexpectedly previewed at the Lipton event on October 15, and the song was reminiscent of some of her earler songs such as Valenti (with the same writer and producer). This is the third single for BoA's upcoming album, OUTGROW

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[edit] Overview

Released on November 23, 2005, "Dakishimeru", although combining the famous duo that made her famous (writer Natsumi Watanabe and Producer Kazuhiro Hara) would again have poor sales but would sell slightly more than her previous single , "make a secret".

[edit] Commercial endorsements

The "Dakishimeru" music video was featured in commercials for the Japanese music site, music.jp.

[edit] Music video

A capture from the "Dakishimeru" music video.
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A capture from the "Dakishimeru" music video.

The music video for "Dakishimeru" was shot in an undisclosed location and features three scenes: BoA and her dancers dancing in a "club environment", BoA wearing a "DELUXE" shirt and standing on a stand (as the camera whirls around her) in front of a purple backdrop, and the last in which BoA is sitting in/standing by a car (a Lotus Elise). There are also short scenes in which BoA walks down a staircase in each of the three outfits she wears in the video. A small controversy surrounding the music video arose when a screen-cap of the music video was captured revealing a small glimplse of BoA's undergarments.[citation needed]

[edit] Track listing

  • "Song Title" (Composer) [Lyricist]
  1. "抱きしめる (Dakishimeru)" (Kazuhiro Hara) [Natsumi Watanabe]
  2. "Before you said goodbye to me" (Kazuhiro Hara) [?]
  3. "抱きしめる (Dakishimeru) (TV Mix)" (Kazuhiro Hara)
  4. "Before you said goodbye to me (TV Mix)" (Kazuhiro Hara)

[edit] TV performances

[edit] Charts

Oricon Sales Chart (Japan)

Release Chart Peak Position Sales Total Chart Run
23 November 2005 Oricon Daily Singles Chart 7
23 November 2005 Oricon Weekly Singles Chart 9 58,436 10 weeks
23 November 2005 Oricon Yearly Singles Chart
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Albums
Japanese: LISTEN TO MY HEART | VALENTI | LOVE & HONESTY | OUTGROW | MADE IN TWENTY (20)
Korean: ID; Peace B | NO.1 | Atlantis Princess | My Name | Girls on Top
Mini-Albums: Jumping into the World | Miracle | Shine We Are!
Compilation Albums: K-pop Selection | BEST OF SOUL
Remix Albums: Peace B. REMIXES | NEXT WORLD
Singles
Japanese:
ID; Peace B | Amazing Kiss | Kimochi wa tsutawaru
LISTEN TO MY HEART | Every Heart -minna no kimochi- | Don't start now
VALENTI | Kiseki / NO.1 | JEWEL SONG / BESIDE YOU -boku wo yobu koe-
Shine We Are! / Earthsong | DOUBLE | Rock With You | Be the one
QUINCY / Kono Yo no Shirushi | Meri Kuri
Do the Motion | make a secret | Dakishimeru | Everlasting
Nanairo no Ashita ~brand new beat~ / Your Color | KEY OF HEART / DOTCH
Winter Love
Korean:
The Lights of Seoul | Double | Rock With You | Merry-Chri | Everlasting
Digital Single:
Merry Christmas from BoA | KEY OF HEART
Special:
the meaning of peace | Holiday | The Love Bug
Everything Needs Love | Show Me What You Got
Various
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