Hirakawa: A Song Woven in Three Colors

"Hirakawa: A Song Woven in Three Colors" is a Japanese folk-rock anthem inspired by Hirakawa City in Aomori Prefecture, Japan.

The song weaves together the history, traditions, and spirit of three distinct communities-Hiraka, Onoe, and Ikarigaseki-into one musical story.

From the beauty of the changing seasons to the passion of local festivals and the pride embodied in Hirakawa's world-record giant fan-shaped Neputa float, the song celebrates the city's unique cultural heritage.

SAIKA blends the expressive sounds of Tsugaru shamisen and traditional Japanese flute with powerful taiko drums and modern rock instrumentation, creating an uplifting and cinematic musical experience.

Three colors, three histories, one shared future.

A heartfelt tribute to hometown pride, unity, and the traditions passed from one generation to the next.