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A full moon rises over Edo, and lanterns begin to glow throughout the town.
Drawn by the pounding drums, a nekomata slips out from beneath the willow trees, while a tengu in high wooden geta cuts through the night breeze. Kappa, tanuki, oni, and dancing skeletons all step into the circle for one unforgettable night.
"Hyakki Bon Dance!" is a joyful Japanese festival hip-hop track from the Yokai Grand Music Festival series, bringing the supernatural spirits of Japanese folklore together for a moonlit bon odori celebration.
Powerful taiko drums, lively shamisen rhythms, handclaps, and the voices of the crowd fill the night:
"Hyakki!"
"Wasshoi!"
Living or dead, human or yokai, frightening or friendly-once the music begins, everyone becomes part of the same circle.
Leave yesterday's troubles behind. Untie tomorrow's worries from your heart and throw them into the rhythm of the drums, just for tonight.
Every festival must eventually end, and every lantern will one day fade.
Still, the memory of laughing together beneath the moon remains-like distant festival music echoing through the darkness whenever you find yourself walking alone.
Created with respect for the fantastical yokai scenes of traditional ukiyo-e, "Hyakki Bon Dance!" brings Edo-period bon odori together with modern hip-hop in a summer festival that feels both nostalgic and completely new.
So come closer-
Human or yokai, join the circle.
Tonight, we celebrate until sunrise.
Hyakki! Wasshoi!
Liminal Reverie is an instrumental music project centered on the theme between reality and dreams. Between day and night. After the crowds fade away. Moments where reality and dreams have not yet fully separated. Liminal Reverie turns the lingering presence, afterglow, and quiet atmosphere of those moments into sound. The project is built on two complementary musical axes: Japanese side: Edo Lofi Western side: Liminal Reverie Each explores a different world, while sharing the same sense of liminality.