ふるさとの森 さくら道
救う命 患者と向き合い流した涙
失う命 無力な自分に流した涙
誰もが通る道だから
明日のために 今日がある
共に頑張る仲間がいるから
もう迷わない 迷わない
信じて 止まらず進むこと
自分を偽らないように
生きることから
ふるさとの森 夢の丘
救う命 患者と向き合い流した涙
失う命 無力な自分に流した涙
誰もが通る道だから
未来のために 今日がある
共に歩む仲間がいるから
もう迷わない 迷わない
目指す 理想の未来像
自分を偽らないように
生きることから
- Lyricist
Ikuko Yamamoto
- Composer
Takemi Otsuki
Listen to From Living No.2 by Takemi Otsuki
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From Living, No. 1
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With a sea, the sky and the sun
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KEIKO, My Treasure
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Radio Camnet, 2011
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From Living No.2
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To the end of night
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Thank you, to the big brother in heaven
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From Living, No. 3
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Sweep away, the voice of LOVE
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After 3.11
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K.M.S.
Takemi Otsuki
Kissing Me Softly (K.M.S.). This album, whose album cover features the expression of a lovely woman, is a collection of newly released songs by Takemi Otsuki, a physician and musician who is a professor of hygiene at Kawasaki Medical School in Kurashiki City. While his previous albums featured new recordings of old songs from his high school and college days, this new album is a compilation of recent songs that expresses the present. The album also includes a song about a wavering love affair symbolized by the jacket photo, a song written by an employee of the Post-Graduation Clinical Training Center of Kawasaki Medical School to cheer up residents, a song with a message for students aiming to enter the field of welfare, and a song that came out of a project for a local AM radio program that she appeared regularly on in 2010. The songs are full of songs that accompany the desire to look forward and move forward in each and every situation of life. In particular, the song "3.11 After 3.11," which was sung on the radio as an expression of support for the victims of "3.11," which occurred during the period when he was in charge of the radio program, is a condensed version of the feelings that support the ongoing tireless efforts toward reconstruction, and delivers the strength of those feelings to the disaster-stricken areas. The "K.M.S." in the album actually stands for Kawasaki Medical School. The song "K.M.S." is a song of support for students who pledge to support those suffering from illnesses with their knowledge, skills, and passion, from a bright and fun place to study. To be close to each other, to support each other, to encourage and embrace each other, and to trust each other. These 11 songs remind us of the importance of these things.
Artist Profile
Takemi Otsuki
Takemi Otsuki is a Japanese doctor, lyricist, composer, arranger, keyboardist, and actor. He is from Kyoto Prefecture. He is the director of the Shinjo Village National Health Insurance Clinic. He is Professor Emeritus of Kawasaki Medical School. He is a director of the NPO Filmmaker Support Organization. Born in Fukuchiyama City, Kyoto Prefecture. He has been living in Kurashiki City since the spring of 15 years old. 1972/1975 Appeared on NHK "Anata no Melody". Participated in the Yamaha Popular Song Contest National Convention in 1974. Mayo Shono, vocalist. After returning to Japan from studying abroad, he embarked on an experimental approach to environmental health and preventive medicine in the field of hygiene while practicing medicine as a general physician. His songs have been released through various subscription services."Mitsumereba Ai" was the sub-theme of the 2014 Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Hygiene, where he served as chairman. Original music (Japanese pops) is basically released digitally with lyrics, composition, arrangement, performance and singing. Please search and listen to "Takemi Otsuki".
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