Kyoto Rububu

"Kyoto Rububu" is a hyper-local, information-overload track that throws the listener straight into the real Kyoto - beyond guidebooks and postcards.

From Kiyomizu-dera, Gion, Kamogawa, and the thousand torii gates of Fushimi Inari,
to Kawaramachi at night, narrow alleyways, stone streets, and the quiet tension before the last train -
this song rapidly collides classical Kyoto with living, breathing Kyoto.

Temples and shrines.
Elegance and chaos.
Tourists and locals.
Day and night.

Everything exists at the same time, and "Kyoto Rububu" captures that contradiction through Mr.510 NEET's signature rububu style - a rapid-fire stream of words that feels like a broken travel guide, yet paints vivid images with every second.

Musically rooted in rap, dance, and Asian club textures, the track prioritizes sensation over explanation.
You may not fully process every word, but you feel the city.

This is not a song that explains Kyoto.
It's a song that drops you inside it.

"Kyoto Rububu" is a chaotic, affectionate love letter to a city where neon lights and a thousand years of history breathe side by side.