Japan Is in Trouble VII Front Cover

Lyric

Be Careful About Removing the Nationality Requirement for Public Servants

nakaken

Yo…

見えない 穴に

静かに 入る システム

気づいた時にゃ 遅いぜ

チェックしろ National line

「グローバル」って 言葉で ラッピング

その裏で 誰が やってる ハンドリング?

住民データ インフラ 防災

全部 集めりゃ 巨大な 正体

マイナンバー 税 福祉

見えない サーバー 覗く 誰?

「差別するな」で 終わらすな

セキュリティの 話を 逸らすな

公務員の 国籍条項

撤廃に 気をつけろ!

「大丈夫」で 進めるな

リスクチェックを 忘れるな!

この国 守る ラインは どこ?

曖昧なままじゃ ヤバいだろ

公務員の 国籍条項

撤廃に 気をつけろ!

世界を見ろよ アメリカも

安保部門は 厳しいぞ

どこの国も ノーガードじゃ

国の情報 守れねえ

「ヘイトだ!」って レッテル貼り

議論封殺 それ おかしい

左 右とか 関係ねえ

まずは リスクを 見つめろって

信頼ってのは

ルールで 守るもんだろ?

「問題 起きてから」

じゃ 遅すぎるんだよ

公務員の 国籍条項

撤廃に 気をつけろ!

ぼんやりした 空気じゃなく

国を守る 意思を持て!

情報戦は 始まってる

平和ボケじゃ 乗り遅れる

公務員の 国籍条項

撤廃に 気をつけろ!

Yo…

無関心が

一番 危ねえ

  • Lyricist

    nakaken

  • Composer

    nakaken

  • Producer

    nakaken

  • Guitar

    nakaken

Japan Is in Trouble VII Front Cover

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  • 1

    Isn't the LDP an Immigration Party?

    nakaken

  • 2

    Don't Treat It as Taboo, Raise Your Voice!

    nakaken

  • 3

    Don't turn Japan into America's digital colony!

    nakaken

  • 4

    Since when have we been "standing with Ukraine"?!

    nakaken

  • 5

    Kindan no Tobira

    nakaken

  • ⚫︎

    Be Careful About Removing the Nationality Requirement for Public Servants

    nakaken

  • 7

    Muslims, read the Quran properly!

    nakaken

  • 8

    Seiji no Kigyo Dantai Kenkin wa Haishi Shiro!

    nakaken

  • 9

    Isn't It Unfair That Politicians Don't Pay Inheritance Tax?

    nakaken

  • 10

    Don't Turn Healthcare Into a Business!

    nakaken

  • 11

    After the Primary Balance, now it's 'Market Confidence.

    nakaken

"Japan Is in Danger VII" is a political rock and protest album that opens the "forbidden door" to the hidden taboos facing modern Japan.

The album confronts a wide range of social and political issues, including immigration policy, foreign policy, digital sovereignty, corporate political donations, religion, taxation, fiscal policy, and the commercialization of healthcare.

Beginning with the cinematic instrumental opening track "Kindan no Tobira," the album features powerful protest songs such as "Don't Treat It as Taboo, Raise Your Voice!," "Don't Turn Japan into America's Digital Colony!," "Isn't the LDP the Immigration Party?," and "Don't Turn Healthcare into a Business!"

Issues people have looked away from.
An atmosphere where speaking out feels forbidden.
Distortions hidden behind polished words.

This album sounds the alarm through music.

It is a work made to break the silence.
The seventh chapter questioning the future of Japan.

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