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"Hyogo Rububu" is a fast-paced, list-style rap track by Mr.510 NEET that playfully breaks down the chaotic identity of Hyogo Prefecture.
From Kobe's port-city vibe to the Hanshin urban area, Harima's food culture, Tajima's nature, the Sea of Japan side, and even Awaji Island - the song treats Hyogo as a prefecture that feels like several different worlds stitched together.

There is no traditional storyline.
Instead, the track uses a rapid-fire "Rububu" style - a deliberate parody of travel guides - firing off place names, local culture, and everyday details one after another.
It's not tourism promotion; it's raw, lived-in regional energy.

True to Mr.510 NEET's style, even common Kansai jokes like
"Isn't that basically Osaka?"
or
"Koshien is technically Hyogo, you know?"
are absorbed directly into the song's humor and structure.

Messy is okay.
Loud is okay.
By refusing to be serious, the track ends up capturing the real outline of Hyogo - a place that only makes complete sense if you're already laughing along.