The waiting time for the crosswalk in Tokyo is long

This track marks the fourth and final installment of a four-week consecutive single release series, building anticipation for the EP scheduled to arrive the following week. The title is "The Waiting Time at Crosswalks in Tokyo Is Long."
At first glance, the title may sound somewhat humorous, but the song actually captures the serious emotions of Scizor a.k.a. EnTai.
It expresses the gap between oneself and others, the reality of one's current situation, and the tendency to compare oneself with people around them. These feelings are portrayed through the image of others already standing on the other side of a crosswalk while the artist remains stopped at a long red light. The idea comes from experiences EnTai had after coming to Tokyo, not only in music but also in everyday life, highlighting a unique perspective as an artist.
As with the previous releases in the series, the beat is produced by fla-fula. A guitar-driven instrumental layered with release-cut piano sounds enhances the emotional depth of the lyrics.
With the EP set to be released just one week later, this song stands as a fitting conclusion to the series and showcases a level of quality that hints at the future growth of Scizor a.k.a. EnTai.