Mama

The Queen of Rock 'n' Roll" in the 80's to the "Queen of Rock 'n' Roll" in the 80's. The song is a tribute to her mother On the day of her "60th Birthday Live," she sang a song to express her gratitude to her "mother," who handmade the costumes that supported her rise to become the "Queen of Rock 'n' Roll" in the 80s. On January 19, 2019, Takako Shirai held a birthday concert in her birthplace, Fujisawa. Takako Shirai displayed her mini-skirt "outfit" next to the grand piano at the birthday live. Mother" Mitsuko also looked on as she played the song. This time, a music video was also distributed at the same time. This video was shot at the Hakone Ropeway in the same year. Hakone Ropeway, which was held that summer at the Kyoto Butsuri Museum. Shirai's first solo exhibition "Mother TSUNAGU Future" was held at the Kyoto Butsuri Museum that summer. However, due to the re-eruption of Owakudani in Hakone, the landslide disaster, and the The release of the film was postponed due to the eruption of Owakudani in Hakone, the landslide disaster, and the Corona disaster, Mother" passed away last spring. The song will be released for the first time on "Mother's Day" in the spring of 2023 as a memorial to her. Recording Kyoto Seika University MAGI sound studio (April 2, 2019) Engineer Mitsuhiro Tanigawa Director (photography) Ushidate Tsuya Location: My parents' house in Fujisawa City, Kanagawa Prefecture, where I cared for "Mama" for many years, and my mother's house where I spent my childhood. Hattori Ryokuchi in Toyonaka City, Osaka Prefecture, where my mother's family lived and where I spent my childhood. Hakone Ropeway (Photo taken on April 9, 2019) Special Thanks Kyoto Seika University and Odakyu Hakone Holdings After shooting the music video, the re-eruption of Owakudani and the Hakone Tozan Railway for the torrential rainfall landslide, and the subsequent corona disaster. release had been postponed. I had hoped to release it while my mother was still alive, But that dream did not come true. In the spring of 2023, we celebrate the fact that the situation in Hakone has begun to flourish again, I would also like to release "Mama" as a memorial service for my mother and as a song of support for the many people who are involved in nursing care. I am releasing "Mama" as a memorial service for my mother and as a song of support for those who are involved in nursing care. From Takako Shirai