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I had no place to stay for a long time. I had no place to stay.
Five years ago in the summer, I moved to Tokyo to pursue music.
While singing alone, he searched for friends and started a band.
But no matter where I went or who I met, I felt cramped and had to force myself to fit in.
I reached my limit and quit the band in an attempt to escape. It was summer three years ago.
I don't like being around people anymore.
I tended to stay at home and started writing only dark songs.
When I performed a song like that at the occasional live show, people looked at me as creepy.
I felt that no one understood my songs.
Even more, I started to withdraw.
Towards the end of 2022, I found a store with a strange name on Kan Mikami's blog.
It's a store called Muryoku Muzenji.
Out of curiosity, I decided to go out just once.
In February of the new year, I got off at Koenji Station.
Walking under the dimly lit guard, I found a tattered brown sign.
When I climbed the narrow, dirty stairs and opened the black door, I found the place I had been looking for.
He heard about my misfortune.
He heard my sadness.
He heard my despair.
That's why today, and from now on, I want to sing at Muryoku Muzenji forever.
A Japanese singer from the underworld, singing the poetic world of hell and Akita dialect blues. He hails from Junsai Kingdom (formerly Yamamotocho). He began performing solo acoustics in early 2023, and his signature songs include "The River of Dogs," "The Song of Atopic Dermatitis," and "The Wooden Bridge with Turtles." His literary and pessimistic songs, described as "a Tohoku-style emotional genre," have received high praise from all quarters. His other signature style, Akita dialect blues, has also gained popularity, garnering praise such as "I have no idea what he's saying, but it's fun." Following a relapse of his mental illness, he relocated to Akita in 2026 and resumed his activities.
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