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You Were There in That Summer

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A summer by the harbor.
A quiet morning with blooming morning glories.
Runway lights disappearing into the night sky.
A September wind drifting through the city.
The distant sky of a hometown left behind.

"You Were There in That Summer" is Hayama Rina's 11th album, a collection of songs about memories, places, and moments that never completely fade away.

Love that was never confessed.
Dreams that changed shape with time.
Gratitude, longing, and the hope that songs can travel farther than we imagine.

Each track tells a different story, yet together they form a single journey through seasons, memories, and quiet nights.

The comma in the Japanese title - "Kimi ga Ita Natsu wa" - is intentional.

It leaves the sentence unfinished.

Just like memories do.