Aki Front Cover

Lyric

Crimson Red Kyoto

Ryoji Motoishi

朝の清水 坂を登れば

息を呑むよな 紅の海

千年前も 誰かがここで

同じ景色に 恋してた

Crimson Red kyoto 燃える紅葉

君の頬まで 染めてゆく

Crimson Red kyoto 石畳の上

千年の秋が 降り積もる

渡月橋から 眺める嵐山

錦市場で 食べ歩き

八ツ橋ひとつ 半分個して

「にっき味だ」と 笑う君

Crimson Red kyoto 燃える紅葉

君の頬まで 染めてゆく

Crimson Red kyoto 石畳の上

千年の秋が 降り積もる

ライトアップの 永観堂

逆さ紅葉の水鏡

言葉はいらない

手を握るだけ

Crimson Red kyoto 燃える紅葉

君の頬まで 染めてゆく

Crimson Red kyoto 石畳の上

千年の秋が 降り積もる

Crimson Red Kyoto

Crimson Red Kyoto

Crimson Red Kyoto

  • Lyricist

    Ryoji Motoishi

  • Composer

    Ryoji Motoishi

  • Producer

    Ryoji Motoishi

  • Vocals

    Ryoji Motoishi

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  • 1

    Kinmokusei No Komichi

    Ryoji Motoishi

  • 2

    Autumn Leaf Bookmark

    Ryoji Motoishi

  • 3

    The Engawa on the Harvest Moon Night

    Ryoji Motoishi

  • 4

    Autumn Festival and Your Geta

    Ryoji Motoishi

  • 5

    Ichou Namiki

    Ryoji Motoishi

  • 6

    Yaki Imo Atiti no Koi

    Ryoji Motoishi

  • 7

    That Autumn School Festival

    Ryoji Motoishi

  • 8

    Waves of Rice Ears

    Ryoji Motoishi

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    Crimson Red Kyoto

    Ryoji Motoishi

  • 10

    The Cardigan I Lent That Autumn

    Ryoji Motoishi

  • 11

    Autumn Chestnut Rice

    Ryoji Motoishi

  • 12

    Autumn Rain Platform

    Ryoji Motoishi

  • 13

    A Love I Noticed Before Autumn Ends

    Ryoji Motoishi

"Aki" (Autumn) is a 13-track album by singer-songwriter Ryoji Motoishi, capturing the many faces of the season. From the first spark of love beneath osmanthus blossoms, to a quiet evening with family under the harvest moon, the excitement of an autumn festival, the nostalgia of a school cultural festival, a heartfelt tribute to a mother's chestnut rice, a grandfather's wisdom carried through golden rice fields, and a romance set against Kyoto's crimson maples - each song captures a distinct moment of life as the season turns. The second installment in his four-seasons series, following "Natsu" (Summer), "Aki" blends bittersweet nostalgia with the warmth of a harvest well earned.

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