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I wrote this song with a sense of fun.
"Mae o Muite Arukou" is named after the Japanese title "Ue o Muite Arukou" and the English title "SUKIYAKI" of my favorite artist, Sakamoto Kyu. The English title of this song "Mae o Muite Arukou", "TENPURA", comes from the name of my favorite Japanese food. Like "SUKIYAKI", the title of "TENPURA" has nothing to do with the content of the song.
It's just the joy of fusing Japanese and English into one song and my sense of fun.
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@Aika-Musics
In my younger years, I was active on stage as part of a musical theater troupe. This led me to develop an interest in gospel music, and I had the opportunity to perform in concerts and participate in recordings as a family member of Yuka Kamebuchi & VOJA (The Voices of Japan), as well as occasionally as a member of the Anointed Mass Choir produced by Chie Ayado. After that, I shifted my focus to being a magician, spending nearly 20 years working both onstage and behind the scenes. Eventually, I felt the limits of my physical energy and beauty, and decided to retire from the stage. In recent years, with the rise of AI, even someone like me with no formal music background has been able to start making music. I've begun using AI to create original songs. I've always enjoyed writing lyrics and coming up with imagery, and now I'm bringing to life lyrics I wrote around 30 years ago. It's been a joyful process to see them become part of my music today. I will continue to create music in a variety of genres, not limited to J-pop or rock. Also, I would like to apologize to everyone. I found a mistake in the description of my song "DIVA." The date written in my old lyrics was February 9, 1997.
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