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Namida no Niji : ウィキペディア英語版
Namida no Niji/Save Me

is the fifteenth single by Japanese recording artist Aya Ueto. It was released on May 30, 2007.
== Overview ==
"Namida no Niji" was included on the standard edition of Ueto's fifth studio album ''Happy Magic: Smile Project''. It served as theme song for the TV Asahi drama ''Hotelier'', starring Ueto herself. The song, which she co-wrote with singer-songwriter Izumi Sakaki, marks Ueto's first foray into songwriting.〔
In a press release, Ueto commented, "The song was composed by a Korean producer. We couldn't quite find the right Japanese lyrics to go with the music, so I decided that perhaps I should write the words myself." About the title of the song, she commented, "When it's raining, people's faces are hidden by their umbrellas. Without an umbrella, you get to experience a world that no one else at that moment can."〔
Ueto explained in an interview with Oricon Style her reasons for not writing her own lyrics before "Namida no Niji":

I had always said I would never write the lyrics to my songs because it would feel like people were peeping into my heart, but after deciding on the theme for the song and once I started writing, I realized it wasn't so bad after all. I worked with Izumi Sakaki on this song, she took my lyrics and polished them. I'm happy it turned out so well.

The second A-side, "Save Me," was written, composed, and produced by Tourbillon keyboardist Hiroaki Hayama. It was used in the TBS sports program ''J Spo''. Despite being an A-side, "Save Me" was not included in Ueto's succeeding studio album ''Happy Magic: Smile Project''.

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