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Japan Is in Trouble VII

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Release Date: 2026/07/04

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"Japan Is in Danger VII" is a political rock and protest album that opens the "forbidden door" to the hidden taboos facing modern Japan.

The album confronts a wide range of social and political issues, including immigration policy, foreign policy, digital sovereignty, corporate political donations, religion, taxation, fiscal policy, and the commercialization of healthcare.

Beginning with the cinematic instrumental opening track "Kindan no Tobira," the album features powerful protest songs such as "Don't Treat It as Taboo, Raise Your Voice!," "Don't Turn Japan into America's Digital Colony!," "Isn't the LDP the Immigration Party?," and "Don't Turn Healthcare into a Business!"

Issues people have looked away from.
An atmosphere where speaking out feels forbidden.
Distortions hidden behind polished words.

This album sounds the alarm through music.

It is a work made to break the silence.
The seventh chapter questioning the future of Japan.