Music video Kono Yoru o Tomete yo

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top: fashion model kana against relationship posters in subway

bottom: juju performs song in music video


the music video directed shinji niwa, , features dramatic scenes model kana (伽奈) , actor terunosuke takezai, interspersed scenes of juju performing song. drama scenes begin kana s character receiving phone call outside @ night time takezai s character, telling sorry. kana s character walks through underground train station, , sees many posters of , former boyfriend on 1 of walls. walks past photos depict happier times in relationship. kana s character begins run until gets outside, screen showing home videos of former lover. sits down, , begins cry. scenes of juju feature constant close-up shots of against darkened background, performs song in winter clothing. this, lighting changes , flares behind her.


the video first aired during morning news show mezamashi terebi, on november 5, 2010.








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