JUST MOVE ON

JUST MOVE ON

Keirin program insert song

Time is ticking.
It's okay to take it slow, let's move forward.
There are no brakes in life.
The world is still moving.

Ayako Yamazaki
Born: April 26, 1974
Birthplace: Tokyo, Japan

In 1993, she achieved great success by winning the 2nd Grand Champion title on Fuji TV's audition program "Gold Rush!" This marked her debut in the music industry.
One of Ayako's notable accomplishments is her worldwide recognition for singing the ending theme "Otokodaro!" for the Fuji TV anime series "Captain Tsubasa J."
Subsequently, she formed the duo unit Moonlight Attraction with Akio Shimizu, performing under the name AYA. On June 25, 1998, they released their single "Ganbaranakucha ~ SUCCESS STORY ~" under Warner Music Japan.
Following her musical pursuits, Ayako went abroad to study and eventually got married. Currently, she resides in London, where she is a devoted mother to two children. Despite her busy life, she continues to share her beautiful voice on YouTube.


Takuma Wada
July 11, 1972
Born in Hasuda City, Saitama Prefecture

Takuma Wada, born on July 11, 1972, in Hasuda City, Saitama Prefecture, is an accomplished individual with a diverse career.

In 1990, he participated in the Junon Super Boy Contest, where he emerged as a finalist. Following his victory on Fuji TV's "Gold Rush!" competition, he caught the attention of talent scouts.

Under the name "SweBe," he made his major debut with Pony Canyon, releasing the songs "Sweet Beat Swing" and "Go! Paradise" (JR West Japan CM song).

Later on, he became a regular on NTV's "THE Yorumo Hippare" after changing his name to SweBe.

Following the disbandment of SweBe, Takuma Wada embarked on a solo career with his major debut under Eager Beaver with the song "EVERGLADES."

In addition to his original name, Takuma Wada, he debuted as Japan's first food song singer with Takuma and Satsumi as "Nikuju Monogatari" under Victortainment.

Takuma Wada is also known as the public relations ambassador for the Saitama Shimbun's environmental campaign "Eco-Preferred." Furthermore, he actively participates as "Takuman" in the ECO song unit "Nyantaboo."

Furthermore, "Nyantaboo" was appointed as the ambassador of Saitama Prefecture's "Saitamachi Club"
He also serves as the Public Relations Ambassador for Matsukawa Town in Nagano Prefecture, Hasuda City in Saitama Prefecture, and Mihara City in Hiroshima Prefecture, acting as their hometown ambassador.

Under the alias LoveRings, Takuma Wada sings love songs.


Moreover, as a member of the gospel unit "Everything get to be good," he tours across the country.

It is worth noting that Yamazaki and Wada have been acquainted since their audition for Fuji TV, and after a span of 30 years, they have finally achieved their first collaboration.

TAKASHI SHIBUICHI
Producer, Sound Engineer

After studying in Spain since the age of 18, he has been actively involved in live performances and recording activities as a musician, primarily in Madrid. In collaboration with RESAD, a theater specialized school, He has also gained experience in composing, producing, and engineering for theatrical soundtracks.
In 2004, He relocated to London, where he further expanded his expertise through band activities, production work, and sound engineering. Recently, he has been dedicated to the establishment of Quarter House Records, focusing on producing and engineering ventures.