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* This is the OMES for [[AC DistorteD]], and is playable after clearing the final Cardinal Gate song. The title can be translated as "Tree of Lamentation." | * This is the OMES for [[AC DistorteD]], and is playable after clearing the final Cardinal Gate song. The title can be translated as "Tree of Lamentation." | ||
* The note charts for this song, having 902 notes, | * The note charts for this song, having 902 notes, contain the most for any IIDX song in Normal/Hyper to date. It also has 2000 notes, thus it is tied with [[Mei]] for having the most notes for the Another chart. | ||
* Along with the Cardinal Gate songs, it has a different color skin. This one has a gold colored skin. | * Along with the Cardinal Gate songs, it has a different color skin. This one has a gold colored skin. | ||
* Kinjishi is believed to be [[DJ Taka]]'s alias. Many players have guessed this by connecting [[DJ Taka]]'s another alias, [[Lion Musashi]], with the meaning of the word "[[Kinjishi]]", which is "Golden Lion". On 17 May 2007, this was confirmed by Konami as 嘆きの樹 was announced to appear on dj TAKA's album, "milestone". | * Kinjishi is believed to be [[DJ Taka]]'s alias. Many players have guessed this by connecting [[DJ Taka]]'s another alias, [[Lion Musashi]], with the meaning of the word "[[Kinjishi]]", which is "Golden Lion". On 17 May 2007, this was confirmed by Konami as 嘆きの樹 was announced to appear on dj TAKA's album, "milestone". | ||
* The song marquee on the machine doesn't display the song title; instead, it repeats a series of words. This is another step forward from [[Mei]]'s marquee display ("Mei(Takash)", which is slightly different from just displaying the song title). | * The song marquee on the machine doesn't display the song title; instead, it repeats a series of words. This is another step forward from [[Mei]]'s marquee display ("Mei(Takash)", which is slightly different from just displaying the song title). | ||