Released on November 1, 1983, this song reached #3 in Oricon chart with 347,920 sales. This is also one of her signature songs. It won gold in 1983's "Japan Record Awards".
Her live performances:
^ in "Yoru no Hit Studio"
^ in "Yoru no Hit Studio" again
^ in "The Best Ten" that had their own ranking system independent from Oricon chart, this song was ranked #2
^ in "The Best Ten" when it reached #2
^ in "The Best Ten", winter version
^ in "The Best Ten" during rehearsal for her show
^ in "The Top Ten" that had their own ranking system, this song was also ranked #3
^ also in "The Top Ten" (before they changed the show's name into "Uta no Top Ten")
^ this was probably also in "The Top Ten"
^ "The Top Ten" getting creative again with their stage set
^ in "Let's Go Young"
^ in "Hachiji Da Yo! Zen'in Shugo"
^ cute!!
^ this was probably in "Japan Record Awards"
1990 version:
She also sang this song in her 40th anniversary concert in 2022, showing that this is also one of her signature songs
^ 0:15
Song interpretation:
Just imagine a girl that's sexily cute. I think that's what this song tries to describe. She is normally hot, but when she cries... when she looks fragile... she's even sexier. She might be a little bit clingy but she has her own reason and worry. And she's full of cuteness, such as when she hugs the guy (tightly, don't want to part), her forehead stick out a little bit behind the guy's shoulder, like some kawaii scene from manga or rom com.
Audio-only video:
P.S:
<--- that video is the 1990 version with slightly different arrangement. For her original 1983 version, just watch it in the videos I posted on the comment bellow.