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KANO MIYU’s Watashi ga Obasan ni Natte mo: A Playful Question About Lasting Love

Published 2026-02-22 · Updated 2026-10-27 · CROSSWAVE EDITION

KANO MIYU’s Watashi ga Obasan ni Natte mo: A Playful Question About Lasting Love
VENUE Korea–Japan Top Ten Show · Episode 5 TIME Television performance review

Karaoke codes

Checked October 25, 2026
TJ (Korea)
Chisato Moritaka
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Original artist · Album version · Chisato Moritaka
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Original artist · Single version · Chisato Moritaka
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The title “Watashi ga Obasan ni Natte mo” playfully places a future self before a present lover. Miyu’s episode5 song carries specific questions about a lasting relationship beneath its bright impression. Its speaker is not satisfied simply to be liked now.

MBN dates the broadcast to June 25, 2024. Moritaka released the original single on June 25, 1992. The same day in different years belongs to the original and the cover: another generation takes up a question first voiced in someone else’s youth.

BROADCAST 1 TRACK

Korea–Japan Top Ten Show · Episode 5

Selected repertoire · Not in performance order

Can a present compliment promise a future?

The lyrics ask whether time together will continue after appearance changes. Instead of confirming love abstractly, the speaker carries everyday scenes such as a drive into the future. Asking whether familiar dates will remain possible makes affection a matter of concrete action.

The speaker also refuses an assumption that only she will age. Her partner will change too. Humour keeps insecurity from ending in one-sided self-deprecation. The person being evaluated becomes the person asking questions, shifting the relationship’s balance.

VIDEO · YOUTUBE

KANO MIYU — Watashi ga Obasan ni Natte mo | Korea–Japan Top Ten Show episode 5

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A cover inherits both an image and a question

Listeners familiar with the original performance may remember its gestures. Resemblance alone, however, does not exhaust the cover’s meaning. Another voice now delivers the question. Across different singers and times, placing a future self inside a romantic relationship remains understandable.

A single result line would obscure that conversation. Moving between the broadcast and vertical recordings, listen for what the speaker asks beneath the bright surface. The song remains present not simply by preserving a youthful image but by continuing to question love after youth.

VIDEO · YOUTUBE

KANO MIYU · 私がオバさんになっても

Kitakyushu Showa Summer Festival 2026

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VIDEO · YOUTUBE

[Clean-caption version] KANO MIYU — Watashi ga Obasan ni Natte mo | Korea–Japan Top Ten Show · June 25, 2024

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[Vertical fancam] KANO MIYU — Watashi ga Obasan ni Natte mo | Korea–Japan Top Ten Show

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Music and production information

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Related event footage

A separate live interpretation of the same song is included here. The video title and performance context are identified below.

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KANO MIYU · 私がオバさんになってもKitakyushu Showa Summer Festival 2026
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