Word spirit

On nights when it feels like the darkness might swallow you whole, a single word can change everything.
"Kotodama" is a Japanese-style ballad that captures Japan's ancient belief that words carry power, set against a mysterious, dark, and distinctly Japanese atmosphere.
An unlit alley, the lingering ring of a bell, and unease spreading like ink in water-while confronting the "invisible chains" that cling to weakness, the story follows the moment you steady your breath, open your eyes, and call yourself back.
The chorus refrain "Say it, say it, say it" becomes a signal to cut through hesitation-a spell to release the true feelings sleeping deep inside your heart. Because both salvation and sin return to you through the words you speak.
That's why, as an inescapable mark of who you are, you choose your words-and say them to the end. Even the final bell ringing in the silence leaves behind both lingering emotion and unwavering resolve.