Arigatou – Tenth Single

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Trivia

• Arigatou is the first Stereopony single and first Stereopony CD overall to have two types of limited edition versions, each with a different video clip.
• “Arigatou” is the second song to have two different music videos. “Seishun ni, Sono Namida ga Hitsuyou da!” was the first.
• Although it is the second song to have it, “Arigatou” is actually the first single to have two different music videos (“Seishun ni, Sono Namida ga Hitsuyou da!” is not a single). One music video contains clips of Stereopony and clips from the movie Tengoku Kara no Yell, while the other just contains clips of Stereopony.
• The music video for “Arigatou” is the second music video in which AIMI performs with an acoustic guitar. She performed with an acoustic guitar the first time in the music video for “Tatoeba Utaenakunattara.”
• In the beginning of the music video for “Arigatou,” AIMI says “Ne, kikoeteru?” (Ne, can you hear me?). She does not say this line in the actual CD tracks.
• “Arigatou” is the theme song for the movie Tengoku Kara no Yell (A Yell From Heaven). It is Stereopony’s second song to be used as the theme song for a movie. “Smilife” was the first.
• “Arigatou -Movie Ver-” is the same as “Arigatou,” except Stereopony skips the first chorus and second verse. The final chorus is also slightly different.
• “Tsukiakari no Michishirube -Acoustic Ver-” is the first acoustic version of an A-side track to be released since “Namida no Mukou ～AIMI Acoustic Version～” in Stereopony’s third single I do it.
• “Tsukiakari no Michishirube -Acoustic Ver-” is the first acoustic version of an A-side track to not have “～AIMI Acoustic Version～” in its title.
• “Tsukiakari no Michishirube -Acoustic Ver-” is the first acoustic version of an A-side track to have an instrumental version.

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