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1 The word itterasshai is not used for a long-term farewell in standard Japanese; it is usually used for sending off a person, who is soon returning, such as a child going to school. 2 It should be matane or mata oai shimashō in standard Japanese expressions. Rather than the verb miru (see), the verb au (meet) would be generally used in such a farewell occasion. Songs for Distance, Dancing to Be Connected: Bonding Memories of the Ogasawara Islands