"If You Fall in Love, You Lose - The Anego Way"

"Horetara Make yo, Anego-michi" is a fast-paced enka kayoukyoku (Japanese traditional pop) that celebrates the spirit of a strong, stylish Edo woman.
Blending traditional Japanese instruments like shamisen, taiko, and shakuhachi with the vibrant energy of a retro big-band swing, the track brings a festive yet dramatic atmosphere to life.

At its heart lies the powerful punchline "Horetara Make yo, Anego-michi!" ("If you fall in love, you lose - that's the way of an anego"), a bold declaration of pride, love, and independence.
The passionate female vocal performance embodies the iki (chic, effortless cool) and strength of Japanese womanhood, while still carrying a touch of humor and tenderness.

From glowing lantern-lit streets to festival drums echoing through the night, this song captures the beauty of living with passion and dignity.
A modern take on enka that crosses time and borders - an unforgettable anthem of the Anego spirit.