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Shiroi Satetsu 2020, A Song Carrying Memories Across Forty Years

Many years ago, during my high school days, we created a forty-minute school drama using an 8mm film camera. The story and acting were far from perfect, but we formed a band and performed the music ourselves. It was a fully handmade production, crafted with youthful passion.

The classmate who played the role of a student who dies in an accident was a true star of our school. He was the ace of the American football team, a talented musician, cheerful, and well-liked by everyone. When the film was shown, some of the female students were moved to tears. I remember standing shoulder to shoulder with him, sharing a quiet laugh as we watched their reactions.

But only one month later, he tragically lost his life in a real accident. His girlfriend was with him at the time.

More than forty years have passed since then. The instrumental theme we had composed for that film was later given lyrics and reborn as a song, sung with heartfelt emotion by singer-songwriter Kei Daikoji. That song is Shiroi Satetsu 2020.

Someday we will meet again. I believe we surely will.
That hope still echoes within me.

After the song was completed, it became the theme for a documentary that included footage from that time, allowing us to pass on our memories and feelings to the younger students who followed in our footsteps.

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  • Kei Daikouji

    Born on November 2, 1979. Kei Daikouji is a singer-songwriter from Ayase City in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. She made her indie debut in 2005 with the single Peach Moon, followed by her major debut in 2006 with the maxi single Machiawase o Shimashou (Let Us Meet). Before launching her solo career, she was active as the guitarist and vocalist of the all-female band Ramune, which disbanded in April 2004. In 2009, her song Watashi no Suiheisen (My Horizon) was featured as the ending theme of the Fuji TV program Lion no Gokigenyou, gaining nationwide recognition. Alongside her music career, she works as a nurse and holds a sixth-degree master certification in Japanese calligraphy, showing her diverse talents. Currently, she is based in her hometown of Ayase, where she continues to write and perform music while contributing to her community through her work as a nurse. She also serves as the executive committee chair of the Ayase Music Festival, an annual event held every September that promotes community building through music. Additionally, she is providing original songs for the Ayase Civic Musical Kesaran Pasaran, which is scheduled to be performed in December 2025 at the Ayase City Owens Cultural Hall. Through this project, she continues to support and promote local cultural initiatives.

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