Hakobune
Moeko Nakamura & Nami Nakagawa
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A ballad song by the collaboration of Nami Nakagawa singing "Kamado Tanjirou no uta" of the Kimetsu No Yaiba (Daemon Slayer) awarded to the Japan Record Award and Moeko Nakamura acting in various musical performance such as Les Miserables. Two artists featured together through SNS despite restrictions due to Covid-19 epidemic.
Thereafter, a song of collaboration is born loving the songs and voices of each other even though the two have never met before. The song name "Hakobune" is a ship bringing the hopes, lights toward the exit of the covid crisis in the world. Lyric is made by Goro Matsui and the music is made by Masayuki Iwata, both of who are the long-running artists of the J-POP. A magnificent and beautiful music is born here.
Artist Profile
Moeko Nakamura
In a famous TV program "THE Karaoke Battle", TV TOKYO, got a first victory and selected as the top 7 representing the program. In addition, she was taken to Bhutan as a singing reporter on Nippon Television's "World Marumie! TV Special Investigation Department" and went to the material and appear in a popular audition program with an audience rating of over 90%. Bhutan's first ever TV history, She also became a "foreign singer who sang on TV". As a singer, as the leader of the chorus group Ensemble CONOHA, released "Tadaima" written by Goro Matsui and composed by Ryoko Moriyama in March 2020. In September, the official song of Nippon Professional Baseball "Dream Park-Let's go to the baseball field-" was released. Currently, she has appeared in numerous musicals, including "Les Miserables".
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