In a silent and dark banquet room, excited guests waited for their hosts to get inside. When the spotlight started to focus on the main entrance door, the song "I will Always love you" welcomed the bride and groom in a formal attire and holding a torch to ignite the candle. They held the torch together while entering the room.The couple rounded the room to lit the candles on each guest's table. The moment Whitney reached the highest note of "And I will always love you," the couple was in flaming the main candle. Not only this couple but also all their guests felt the blissful happiness in the wedding ceremony. This was a typical scene in wedding parties in Japan.
Whitney Housten was one of the foreign singers who reigned Japan twenty years ago. Her golden age flourished during Japan's bubble economy.
The most impressive movie that made her popular was "The Bodyguard." Many people went to the movie theater and bought her CD. She was one of the popular American singers in Japan. Her song reminds me of my studenthood. Twenty years have passed since I was a university student, I really feel that time flies like an arrow.
Tonight I'll try to reminisce my youth a little bit.