[A Haiku from a Song] Participant and Song Summary [Polar Bear Cup]

Healing polar bear anime videos x healing voice Spitz, a commercial song that captivates people in an instant—isn't the polar bear a master of healing? Those who know pain are kinder than anyone else, and they can make you feel warm. The street performance of Beethoven's Ninth, which makes you think this is how music should be, is soul-cleansing.

Both articles feature songs where you can truly feel a strong life force. The many tanka poems created from them not only carry the power of the songs' worlds but also possess a persuasiveness that feels as if they embody Izayoi-san's very way of life.

Whether you are of the same generation or not, this is a collection of masterpieces that will have everyone hooked on classic winter songs. It is packed with the "I wanted to listen to this in winter!" feeling. From cute romances to unrequited love, please enjoy the works of this master of heart-fluttering tanka.

Tomone-san is a reliable friend who completes the challenge for every single article. While each piece stays close to the song, she always manages to include a phrase that makes me chuckle, keeping things entertaining.

A Christmas classic, and I am moved by the highly meaningful lyrics and voice. It was a wonderful tanka that made me reflect deeply on world peace and human happiness.

From the songs selected by Temari-san, you can enjoy tanka that gently push you forward, as if helping you shake off painful feelings. The images accompanying the tanka are beautiful and highlight the poems, all of which convey a sense of dignified strength.

I am captivated by Tamaki-san's enchanting singing voice, and intoxicated by Akina Nakamori's voice, which has a different atmosphere from the songs I have heard before. Soup-san, who usually composes wonderful haiku, also took on the challenge of writing tanka, which they are not used to, but it was a lovely tanka that didn't look like it was written by a beginner at all.

Thank you for participating so much despite this being your first time. You have expressed these masterpieces, which draw the listener in, with beautiful tanka that perfectly accompany the world of the songs.

A magnificent brass band piece that evokes a grand winter sky, as if cranes were truly dancing and flying. I am filled with admiration for the beautiful haiku that perfectly embody the desolate, silence-wrapped snowy river and the lively 'Winter Games'.

The gentle and bittersweet singing in this Remioromen song grips the heart tightly. Just as the snowflakes melt away like tears, this is a wonderful tanka that seems to melt the heart as well.

From a cute song scattered with fairy-tale-like stories, you have created a heart-fluttering, lovely tanka. Whether it was truly a winter spirit or not, the time spent sharing those feelings is surely a miracle for the two of you.

An excellent tanka packed with plenty of bittersweetness; the gravitational pull that drags the reader into its poignant world is extraordinary. These are all masterpieces you'd want to listen to while staying warm on a cold winter night, immersed in nostalgic memories.

The somewhat nostalgic and bittersweet melody and lyrics, carried by a husky voice, give the sensation that the world of the song is unfolding right before your eyes. These are all wonderful works that successfully capture that feeling within 17 syllables.

Tsuru-san's song choices always seem to open new doors to music, and this one is perfect for listening to during the exciting time before Christmas. Christmas is twice as fun when celebrated together, and this makes me look forward to it even more.

Surprisingly, Konohana-san's musical roots lie in intense heavy metal. However, the tanka poems created from that inspiration evoke a beautiful galaxy, as if the sounds were the twinkling of stars.

A song that gently warms the heart in the cold winter, as if being drawn into Onitsuka-san's voice. The tanka written in modern language nestles close to the song, speaking softly to us.

Yuzu's song selection is painful, so painful, and you don't know what to do, but you still want to look forward. It possesses both the healing and the energy to push you forward at such times. It's just like Yuzu. The haiku and poems that gently wrap around the world of the song are wonderful.

From the masterpiece "The Rose," which I can listen to over and over, to the Before After theme! Noncha-san always entertains us with cute and chuckle-worthy songs. From beautiful haiku to cute tanka and senryu, they are perfect for the atmosphere of the songs.

Tsukino Asato-san's song selections feel like they gently nestle into the gaps in your heart when you least expect it. The kindness and overflowing tanka that lighten your heart a little when you're feeling prickly are truly wonderful.

The singing voice, which is ephemeral yet somehow dignified, as if trying to look forward while feeling lost, melts quietly into the heart. The gentle haiku and poems that tell us it's okay to remain weak seem to gently stand by our side.

An indispensable presence for Min-Hai projects. A project can only exist thanks to its participants. It is truly appreciated how you cut through from various angles, enjoy it yourself, and communicate both vertically and horizontally. Not only your creative work itself, but your attitude of facing creation nakedly is also a great reference.

Mistie, who creates music while transcribing by ear, writes haiku that hit the mark perfectly, interwoven with the songs created. You entertain us with unique articles, such as tanka mixed with English.

The images and tanka that resonate with the beautiful English sounds of DREAMS COME TRUE make me feel gentle as I think of a world where snow dances at night. The song selection and haiku that make me excited for the long-awaited Christmas were also wonderful.

I don't know what it is, but Shichi-san's tanka are cute and really hit the spot for me. It's like they just ooze out from the person themselves. I yearn for that kind of northern life, eating ice cream while watching the snow from a warm room.

The excitement of a date on Christmas Eve—the lyrics that express those feelings just as they are are just like a cute girl herself. I hope you can successfully convey those important words on this sparkling night.

BUMP, who sing about things just as they are without trying to be something they're not, and "Mirror," which seems to reach deep into the heart—listening to these songs makes me feel like looking into my own heart. The haiku and poems created from them are bittersweet yet somehow comforting, inviting us into a gentle winter world where you can feel warmth amidst the cold.

The multi-talented Chiyo-san has a wide range of genres and picks out such interesting songs that she always keeps things fun. The tanka created from these unique and talented songs seem to nestle perfectly into the world of the music.

These songs, drifting with an ennui-filled atmosphere, make you feel a sense of sadness while also pushing forward toward tomorrow. The haiku that beautifully capture the winter scenery are wonderful.

When times are tough, when you are too sad to stand up, music can sometimes lend you strength. This is a heartwarming article where you can catch a glimpse of Sachi-san's strong will, with the music drawing close and the tanka poems offering an embrace.

That voice, which has not faded even now, fits the phrase 'eternal idol' perfectly. The feeling of trying to overcome tears and move on from a broken heart is something one can empathize with, just as much now as in the past.

You can enjoy a variety of works, from classic winter songs and laugh-out-loud senryu to heart-piercing tanka and heart-fluttering dodoitsu. Thanks to Haha-san, Mariah and Wham! have become winter kigo (seasonal words) (*´艸`)

The masterpiece "Shiroi Koibito-tachi," which fills the heart with the bittersweetness of winter no matter how many times you listen to it, is expanded upon by a tanka poem full of emotion. They also found a song that fits the Polar Bear Cup catchphrase, "Look, I'm always by your side" perfectly! Even when the lights go out, I'm by your side—the gentle song and tanka, which seem tailor-made for Shirokuma-san, resonate deeply.

Some people spend winter warmly, while others must live in the harshness of extreme cold. With tanka and songs that skillfully embody such cold, it's nice to have a night to immerse yourself in winter.

Christmas songs always have a special feeling, but among them, this song, overflowing with transparency, makes you feel as if you are in another world. It was a haiku that makes you want to listen closely to what sounds you can hear when the snow piles up and silence envelops everything.

Songs full of sorrow evoke a sense of nostalgia. Wanting to go home, but being unable to. Such feelings seep out from both the songs and the tanka, leaving one feeling sentimental.

One person is sad and lonely. The picture drawn of a friend beside the only Salamandra in the world singing sadly is so warm, truly embodying the catchphrase, "Look, I'm always by your side." Thank you for the illustration that exudes Kayon-san's kindness, and for your wonderful haiku, despite it being your first time.

Among recent songs, this is a quintessential sad track: Hige Dan's "Pretender." The article, which explores various patterns of reply poems considering the woman's feelings, is also fun and seems to show herbivore men how they might confess their love.

The situation of walking alone through a snowy town where the north wind blows is cold and lonely. However, Makihara-san's voice warms you up somehow. It makes you want to gently open the lid on your memories while thinking of that person who is now far away.

A refreshing song that gives you a strong push on a cold morning when even going to work feels like a chore. It is a wonderful tanka that likens the people walking through a crowded station to fish swimming smoothly.

Just as the ingredients in a stew blend together while bringing out the best in each other, Yumi's song resonates as if it were blending the love of the two people in the commercial video with the snowy landscape to create a single world. A work that makes you feel gentle love.

From this fresh and overflowing-with-cuteness song, Ebi-chan, who is also young and cute, shares a cute and wonderful haiku, filled with the wish that the happy time with the person she loves will continue.

The voices of Akina Nakamori and Momoe Yamaguchi, which have not faded even now, allow us to feel not only their coolness but also the hidden thoughts within their strength. The tanka written in a flowing manner and the haiku overflowing with reality are wonderful.

I keenly feel the severe cold of winter in this song, which is full of melancholy and somewhat lonely. It is a tanka that makes you feel a story where you want to hope that, just like the song that feels nostalgic even though it is the first time hearing it, when spring comes and the heart melts, love will continue too.

As the name suggests, this song drifts with a mysterious atmosphere that feels like slipping into a world of ice. The ice palace, melting in a single generation, felt poignant yet dignified, as if it knew its own fate.

A song that makes you catch your breath at the words spun so quietly and carefully. Comparing words to snowflakes that eventually melt and disappear is both poignant and beautiful. The haiku that accompanies the song is also wonderful.

To a girl who doesn't know what a missile is, the glowing object flying through the sky looked like a shooting star. The heartlessness and sorrow of war are conveyed realistically. The music video and the song, which weave a story that makes you sincerely wish for peace and people's happiness, are a must-see.

A song that makes you deeply feel that this is what it must be like to fall in love so seriously that you lose sight of everything else. Listening to it seems to bring back memories of past loves. The tanka poem, with its realistic touch of love, is poignantly wonderful.