Ashita ga Arusa

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Ashita ga Arusa
Artist Re: Japan
Game(s) Donkey Konga Japan
Length 1:39
BPM 200
Difficulties ★★
★★★★
★★★
Cost 23

"Ashita ga Arusa" is a kayōkyoku song by Japanese singer Kyu Sakamoto, and was later covered by the band Re: Japan. A shortened cover of the latter version appears as a playable song in the Japanese version of Donkey Konga.

Lyrics[edit]

Japanese lyrics Romaji lyrics English translation

いつもの駅でいつも逢う
セーラー服のお下げ髪
もう来る頃 もう来る頃
今日も待ちぼうけ
明日がある 明日がある
明日があるさ

ぬれてるあの娘コウモリへ
さそってあげようと待っている
声かけよう 声かけよう
だまって見てる僕
明日がある 明日がある
明日があるさ

修学旅行のバスの中
隣り合わせになれたのに
何もできず 何もできず
寝たふりしてるだけ
明日がある 明日がある
明日があるさ

Itsumo no eki de itsumo au
Sērā-fuku no osagegami
Mō kuru koro mō kuru koro
Kyō mo machibōke
Ashita ga aru ashita ga aru
Ashita ga Arusa

Nure teru ano ko kōmori e
Sasotte ageyou to matte iru
Koe kakeyou koe kakeyou
Damatte mi teru boku
Ashita ga aru ashita ga aru
Ashita ga arusa

Shūgakuryokō no basu no naka
Tonariawase ni naretanoni
Nani mo dekizu nani mo dekizu
Neta furi shi teru dake
Ashita ga aru ashita ga aru
Ashita ga arusa

We always meet at the usual station.
Pigtails in a sailor uniform.
It's about time she's coming, it's about time she's coming.
Waiting again today.
There's always tomorrow, there's always tomorrow.
There's always tomorrow.

To that girl, wet out in the rain.
Waiting to invite her in.
I'll call out to her, I'll call out to her.
I watch in silence.
There's always tomorrow, there's always tomorrow.
There's always tomorrow.

On the bus on the school trip.
Even though we were sitting next to each other.
I can't do anything, I can't do anything.
I just pretend to be asleep.
There's always tomorrow, there's always tomorrow.
There's always tomorrow.

Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese 明日があるさ
Ashita ga Arusa
There's Always Tomorrow