Monday Has Not Been Discovered Yet (feat. rifu suzune) Front Cover

Monday Has Not Been Discovered Yet (feat. rifu suzune)

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Release Date: 2026/08/06

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There is a quiet moment when Sunday has not quite ended, and Monday has not quite begun.

"Monday Has Not Been Discovered Yet" is a nostalgic pop song about lingering in that beautiful space between endings and beginnings. Half finished books, fading sparkling water, and the stillness before sunrise become gentle reminders that not every moment needs to hurry forward.

With warm melodies and poetic imagery, the song celebrates the simple desire to stay a little longer in a peaceful moment before the world starts moving again.

Maybe Monday is real. But for just a little while longer, Sunday still belongs to us.