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Artist: 千沢祐子<br> | Artist: 千沢祐子<br> | ||
Composition: Kyohei Tsutsumi<br> | Composition: Kyohei Tsutsumi<br> | ||
Lyrics: Haruo Hayashi<br> | Lyrics: Haruo Hayashi<br> | ||
Vocals: Yuko Sensawa<br> | Vocals: Yuko Sensawa<br> | ||
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pop'n music Character: [[Nyami]] [TV&ANIME-SAZAE-SAN]<br> | pop'n music Character: [[Nyami]] [TV&ANIME-SAZAE-SAN]<br> | ||
pop'n CG design: [[Megumi Kohayakawa|Piu:KOHA]]<br> | pop'n CG design: [[Megumi Kohayakawa|Piu:KOHA]]<br> | ||
First Music Game Appearance: [[ | First Music Game Appearance: [[AC pnm 6|pop'n music 6]]<br> | ||
Other Music Game Appearances: None. | Other Music Game Appearances: None. | ||
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[[Image:SAZAESAN-popn6banner.gif|thumb|248px|サザエさん一家's pop'n music 6 banner.]] | [[Image:SAZAESAN-popn6banner.gif|thumb|248px|サザエさん一家's pop'n music 6 banner.]] | ||
* サザエさん一家 is the ending theme of the long running ''Sazae-san'' (サザエさん) anime series. | * サザエさん一家 is the ending theme of the long running ''Sazae-san'' (サザエさん) anime series. | ||
* サザエさん一家 was one of the only two licenses in [[ | * サザエさん一家 was one of the only two licenses in [[CS pnm 6|pop'n music 6 CS]], the other being [[TV eiga "Yoshimune hyoubanki Abarenbo shogun" BGM|テレビ映画「吉宗評判記 暴れん坊将軍」BGM]]. | ||
* With its 5-Buttons chart rated Level 1, サザエさん一家 had one of the easiest charts on the main pop'n music series. | * With its 5-Buttons chart rated Level 1, サザエさん一家 had one of the easiest charts on the main pop'n music series. | ||
** Also, サザエさん一家's Battle NORMAL chart was rated Level 2, the lowest rated Battle NORMAL chart in pop'n music. | ** Also, サザエさん一家's Battle NORMAL chart was rated Level 2, the lowest rated Battle NORMAL chart in pop'n music. | ||
** サザエさん一家's 5-Buttons and Battle NORMAL charts share the record for the lowest notecount of any pop'n music chart, with 48 notes each. | ** サザエさん一家's 5-Buttons and Battle NORMAL charts share the record for the lowest notecount of any pop'n music chart, with 48 notes each. | ||
* サザエさん一家 was tied with [[Con te sabi 2119]], [[STAR TREK]], [[Theme of staff roll ~special mix~|Theme of staff roll ～special mix～]], [[Viva!2000]], and [[Musical "5 choume monogatari" yori overture|ミュージカル "5丁目物語" よりオーヴァチュア]] for last place at the poll named ''Let's make pop'n music 7 Together!'', which was held on KONAMI's web site as to what songs should get a remix in [[ | * サザエさん一家 was tied with [[Con te sabi 2119]], [[STAR TREK]], [[Theme of staff roll ~special mix~|Theme of staff roll ～special mix～]], [[Viva!2000]], and [[Musical "5 choume monogatari" yori overture|ミュージカル "5丁目物語" よりオーヴァチュア]] for last place at the poll named ''Let's make pop'n music 7 Together!'', which was held on KONAMI's web site as to what songs should get a remix in [[AC pnm 7|pop'n music 7]]. | ||
* Before [[ | * Before [[AC pnm 9|pop'n music 9]], サザエさん一家's songwheel genre was '''サザエサン'''. | ||
* サザエさん一家's charts were made by [[Tomoyuki Uchida|ucchie]]. | |||
* In beatmania GB ガッチャミックス2, サザエさん一家's final animation randomly displays a hand in either rock, paper, or scissors. | * In beatmania GB ガッチャミックス2, サザエさん一家's final animation randomly displays a hand in either rock, paper, or scissors. | ||
** This is a reference to the end of every Sazae-san episode since late 1991, where Sazae herself would end each episode with a round of jan-ken-pon with the viewer. (The original animation, which had been used since the series' beginning in 1969, had her catching a bean or rice cake in her mouth, but was replaced after worry that children would imitate the stunt and choke.) | ** This is a reference to the end of every Sazae-san episode since late 1991, where Sazae herself would end each episode with a round of jan-ken-pon with the viewer. (The original animation, which had been used since the series' beginning in 1969, had her catching a bean or rice cake in her mouth, but was replaced after worry that children would imitate the stunt and choke.) | ||