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Bringing Japanese Retro Pop Ballads to the World.

The singer who turns Ehime into songs, Ehime Ken, returns with an unexpected tribute to a local specialty from Kihoku Town, the only town in Japan with the kanji for 'oni,' meaning demon, in its name.

The song celebrates Oni Miso, a unique seasoning made with locally grown yuzu, miso, and chili peppers. Whether it's rice, hot pots, grilled meat, dumplings, ramen, or fresh vegetables, one spoonful somehow makes everything taste better.

Driven by an energetic digital rock sound, the unforgettable hook 'Kihoku Oni Miso, Oni Umai' quickly gets stuck in your head. Funny, catchy, and proudly local, this track turns a regional food into an irresistible comedy anthem.

Delicious. Addictive. Unforgettable.

Once you hear it, you'll want to sing it.
And once you taste Oni Miso, you'll understand why.