Japan Is in Trouble X Front Cover

Lyric

The Self-Defense Forces are essential in times of disaster, aren't they?

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地面が割れて 街が沈んで

濁流がすべてを奪う夜

誰もが逃げる その道を逆に

迷わず進む人がいる

泥にまみれて 瓦礫をかき分け

一つの命を探し続ける

眠る場所さえ 食べる暇さえ

後回しにして立ち向かう

平和な場所から石を投げ

「いらない」なんてよく言えるな

その制服の向こう側に

俺たちと同じ命がある

災害時に自衛隊は必要だろ!

誰が危険な場所へ行くんだよ!

救出 給水 物資の輸送

最後の砦を誰が守る

災害時に自衛隊は必要だろ!

感謝の言葉じゃ足りないだろ!

命を懸けろと言うのなら

待遇くらい改善しろよ!

武器を持つから敵なのか

国を守れば悪いのか

そもそも名前は「自衛」だろ

侵略するためじゃないだろう

憲法に書くか 書かないか

議論するのは構わない

だけど存在を否定したまま

困った時だけ頼るのか

猛暑の中でも 吹雪の中でも

家族を残して現場へ向かう

綺麗事では救えない

命がそこに待っている

災害時に自衛隊は必要だろ!

誰が瓦礫を持ち上げるんだよ!

孤立した町へ道をつなぎ

食料と希望を運んでくれる

災害時に自衛隊は必要だろ!

理不尽なヘイトをやめろよ!

守られるだけの俺たちが

その誇りまで踏みにじるな!

怖くないわけじゃない

疲れないわけじゃない

名もない誰かを救うため

今日も危険へ踏み込んでいく

必要な装備を

十分な手当を

安心できる暮らしを

感謝を形に変えてくれ!

災害時に自衛隊は必要だろ!

この国の現実を見てみろよ!

地震も豪雨も噴火も津波も

言葉だけでは止められない

災害時に自衛隊は必要だろ!

胸を張れる国に変えようぜ!

命を守るその人たちを

国民みんなで守り返せ!

感謝だけでは終わらせない

敬意と待遇を届けよう

誰かの命を守る人を

俺たちの手で守り抜け!

  • Lyricist

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  • Composer

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  • Producer

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  • Guitar

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Japan Is in Trouble X Front Cover

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  • 1

    Critical Point -JAPAN X-

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  • 2

    Is the 'Basic Policy' Really That Bold?

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  • 3

    Protect Our Primary Industries!

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  • 4

    Postal privatization is a failure, isn't it?

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  • 5

    The murky depths of the special accounts are just too deep!

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  • 6

    Stop Copying Japanese Technology!

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  • 7

    Dirty Information Warfare Is Not Okay!

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  • 8

    Protect Democracy!

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  • 9

    Criminal Foreign Nationals, Get Out!

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  • 10

    Safety Cannot Be Bought

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  • ⚫︎

    The Self-Defense Forces are essential in times of disaster, aren't they?

    nakaken

"Nihon ga Yabai X" is the tenth installment in a series that confronts the contradictions and crises facing modern Japan through music.

The album addresses the decline of primary industries, opaque government accounts, the consequences of postal privatization, imitation of Japanese technology, dishonest information warfare, heavy-handed politics, crimes committed by foreign nationals, deteriorating public safety, and the role of Japan's Self-Defense Forces in protecting citizens during disasters.

Blending rock, rap, metal, and other powerful sounds, the album brings urgent yet often overlooked issues directly into focus.

This music was not created merely to provoke fear. It is a call to face reality, think critically, and protect Japan's future with our own hands.

Japan now stands at a critical point.
But it is not over yet.

As long as people continue to notice, question, and speak out, this country can still change.

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