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Around the 8th on Junsai Street
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Promenade to pear field
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Kappa play in the sea of melon
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Morning when potted snow drips
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There are clouds on the border of the tin roof (2022 Rerecorded Version)
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Winter morning comes in the gap between the wires (2022 Rerecorded Version)
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I'm listening to rice jumping at the bedside
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On the night of Sasara
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The only memory with grandpa
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After all it is hot and humid at night in Obon
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Always waiting in Yamamoto
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A little scary visit to the grave
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To a little liquor store
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Ax swaying in the fog
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Midnight Japan is Christmas (2022 Remix version)
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The sun of the rain is near the rice field
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It's also the second thing to feel hope with the sound of the whistle
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The distant distant sunset that appeared and disappeared in the smoke
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sakura (Weeping cherry tree and long rain ver)
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From the instrumental Japanese-style songs that Satoshi Suzuki had previously produced as BGM, this work "Otoko" was created by extracting and rearranging the songs that she liked and putting them together in one album.
According to the concept of "Japanese-style songs with a view that can be drawn only because they were born and raised in the countryside", the titles include the names of places in Akita, their hometown. Although the impression is significantly different from the rock songs that he has mainly released so far, what is consistently understood is still a catchy melody.
As for listening, I would like you to listen to a variety of songs that cook a wide variety of genres such as classical and electronic music in Japanese, as well as the sad tone of the shamisen that you played all by yourself.
The author feels that it is just a piece that can be listened to calmly because there are no words.
Just a person from Akita Prefecture who sings the poetic world of hell and the Akita dialect blues. Born in Junsai Kingdom (formerly Yamamoto Town). He began playing and singing in earnest at the beginning of 2023, and his signature song, ``Inu no Kawa,'' received rave reviews from many people during live performances, with comments such as ``This is Inu's Narayama Bushuko.'' Akita dialect blues has also become an important element of live performances, attracting comments such as ``I have no idea what he's saying, but it's interesting.''
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