BUTAOTOME (豚乙女) English Fansite!
While I was cleaning my Dropbox, I found a txt I saved years ago with some random trivia listed. I decided to translate them because yes! These are just random personal information about the four BUTAOTOME members. They were tweeted by the official twitter account (@butaotome) in 2013 with the tag 【豚乙女どーでもいい豆知識】. You can read […]
Continue ReadingA translation of Ranko’s blog post in the fanclub, more specifically the part where she talks about the lyrics she wrote for Daihinmin and Majotachi no Ongakushitsu. I’ll probably revise them once I get the albums! ———– First of all, here is the first release. Track 2 “Sono Saki no Oku” The Grimoire of Alice […]
Continue ReadingI finally got my magazines yesterday! So, here is a translation of the Trauma Recorder review from December 2017’s issue of Bass Magazine. Obviously, it focuses more on the bass! ————— avex traxAVCD-93762Now on sale – 1500 yen – 6 tracks[Comp (bass, etc.)] Ranko (vocals), Paprika (piano, keyboard, etc.), othersBass satisfactory rate: 4 stars out […]
Continue ReadingA (partial) translation of Ranko’s blog post in the fanclub, where she talks about the lyrics she wrote for Ayakashi Yokochou and also comments the album overall. I generally don’t post stuff about blog posts in the fanclub because they are mostly personal talks: I can understand Butamembers prefer if only fans (and not random […]
Continue ReadingBetter late than never, I guess…?I have transcribed this whole thing for too much time. I’ll post translated parts in random order from time to time. Who is Matsukoi Sugie? Writer, book reviewer. Mainly focuses on reviews of mystery novels. Big fan of Touhou Project, he publishes doujinshi under the circle “Waki Miko Ai” (脇巫女愛). […]
Continue ReadingThe overseas interview has been published!! Read it here: [Interview] Explore the World of Touhou Project with BUTAOTOME – OH! Blog
Continue ReadingA translation of the “How to Livehouse” video, which illustrates some rules and advice to follow when you go to a Japanese live (mainly those in livehouses). 1. Hand baggageIf you bring a large bag or purse to the live venue, it tends to get in your way, so leave it in a coin locker […]
Continue ReadingThis is a mail interview that comes from that Dengeki magazine released a month ago. It’s short and also Touhou-centered. Thanks to a couple of dear friends who helped me in translating some parts! —————— When did you start your activity as music circle? In november 2009 all the current members were gathered, and we […]
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