It was used as an "approach melody" (or "train entry melody"?), not as a "departure melody. I would appreciate it if you could change it from "departure melody" if you like. Finally, if you have any questions about train departure melodies in Japan, I would be happy to answer them, as I know a fair amount about JR and Tokyo Metro train departure melodies. I am also working on a reproduction of a Japanese train departure melody here. (I am also working on reproducing Japanese train departure melodies (as of
This is probably from Haneda Airport International Terminal Station on the Keikyu Airport Line. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDJgX2U8OO8 As you can hear in the video at this link, the first part is missing. The other departure melodies are almost perfect, but this one is different. I would like you to make the first part as well if you don't mind. Also, a minor detail: this melody is not a "departure melody" but an "approach melody" (or is it closer to an "entry melody"?).
Dear Yjjcoolcool. First of all, I have a request. I am Japanese, so I cannot write English very well. So I rely on translation sites, but there may be places where native English speakers may feel that the English is not right. I hope you will look at me warmly when that happens (). Here is the text. I always enjoy listening to your reproduction of the departure melody. And I would like to report that I was wondering about this DragonNight chorus.
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DragonNightサビ | Japan Train Departure Melody by YJJcoolcool