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'''Japari Museum''' is the fifth original song performed during the [[Stage Play "Kemono Friends"]]. It is a short song which features [[Woolly Mammoth/Stage Play|Woolly Mammoth}} singing about the titular Japari Museum, its significance and function.
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|lyrics_jp=私たちのこの世界は わからないことだらけ


= Lyrics =
知りたいことがあったら おいでじゃぱりはくぶつかん
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知識の森に ああ みんなで飛び込もう
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私たちのこの世界は わからないことだらけ<br>
誰かが残した足跡 辿るように
知りたいことがあったら おいでじゃぱりはくぶつかん<br>
|lyrics_rm=watashi tachi no kono sekai wa wakaranai koto darake
知識の森に ああ みんなで飛び込もう<br>
 
誰かが残した足跡 辿るように<br>
shiritai koto ga attara oide japari hakubutsukan
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Watashitachi no kono sekai wa wakaranai koto darake<br>
chishiki no mori ni aa min'na de tobikomou
Shiritai koto ga attara oide japari hakubutsukan<br>
 
Chishiki no mori ni aa min'na de tobikomou<br>
dareka ga nokoshita ashiato tadoru you ni
Dareka ga nokoshita ashiato tadoru you ni<br>
|lyrics_en=This world of ours is full of things we don't understand
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This world of ours is full of things we don't understand<br>
If there's something you want to know, come to Japari Museum!
If there's something you want to know, come to Japari Museum!<br>
 
In the forest of knowledge, ah, let's plunge right in, everyone<br>
In the forest of knowledge, ah, let's plunge right in, everyone
So that we may follow in the footprints that someone left behind<br>
 
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So that we may follow in the footprints that someone left behind
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Revision as of 13:28, 25 August 2019

Japari Museum

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じゃぱりはくぶつかん
Song Data
Romaji Title Japari Hakubutsukan
Album Stage Play "Kemono Friends"
Artist Moeno Nitō
Composer ?
Lyricist ?
Duration ?

Japari Museum is the fifth original song performed during the Stage Play "Kemono Friends". It is a short song which features Woolly Mammoth singing about the titular Japari Museum, its significance and function.

Lyrics

Japanese Rōmaji English
私たちのこの世界は わからないことだらけ

知りたいことがあったら おいでじゃぱりはくぶつかん

知識の森に ああ みんなで飛び込もう

誰かが残した足跡 辿るように

watashi tachi no kono sekai wa wakaranai koto darake

shiritai koto ga attara oide japari hakubutsukan

chishiki no mori ni aa min'na de tobikomou

dareka ga nokoshita ashiato tadoru you ni

This world of ours is full of things we don't understand

If there's something you want to know, come to Japari Museum!

In the forest of knowledge, ah, let's plunge right in, everyone

So that we may follow in the footprints that someone left behind


Stage Play "Kemono Friends"
Characters
Major Characters
Black Leopard • Emperor Penguin • Fennec Fox • Gentoo Penguin • Humboldt Penguin • Okapi • Raccoon Dog • Raccoon • Royal Penguin • Serval • Southern Rockhopper Penguin • Woolly Mammoth
Minor Characters
Blue Whale • Cheetah • Eurasian Beaver • Greater Flamingo • Koala • Malayan Tapir • Maned Wolf • Okinawa Rail • Saber-Toothed Tiger • Sheep • White Tiger
Songs
Do-Re-Mi Song • Everyone's Friends • I am known as White Tiger • Japari Bun Rap • Japari Museum • Kemono Michi • Mammoth's Song • Ozora Dreamer • Passionate PPP Ōgiri • Savanna Super Girls • Sheep's Song
Terminology
Cellien (List) • Cellien Hunter • Friend • Japari Bun • Japari Delivery Service • Lucky Beast • Penguins Performance Project • Sandstar • Savanna Girls • Solar Power System
Locations
Savanna Area • Japari Museum