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Kesennuma Departure Song (Sanma, Tuna, Bonito Versions)
Set against the backdrop of Kesennuma Port, the family band "Highbridges" sings of the pride and passionate spirit of fishermen in "Kesennuma Departure Song."
This song, set to a heroic and passionate melody, evokes the men setting sail from the port at dawn, the prayers of their mothers and families as they see them off, and the fishermen's spirit as they venture out into the open sea.
Focusing on the iconic "sanma, tuna, and bonito" fisheries of Kesennuma, this song depicts the dreams and pride passed down through generations.
This song resonates with the hearts of not only locals but people all over Japan.
The powerful call of "Let's set sail!" inspires listeners and conveys the vitality of the port town of Kesennuma.

Sanriku Port Song
"Sanriku Port Song" by the family band "The Highbridges" is a song set in the port towns of Sanriku, singing of the region's charm and the lives of its people.
The song travels through five ports Hachinohe, Miyako, Ofunato, Kesennuma, and Ishinomaki and weaves in its lyrics references to famous sites, festivals, and food culture, capturing the spirit and warmth of the region.
The song's chant, "Come on, come on," draws listeners on a journey through Sanriku, and the scenery and warmth of the port towns are vividly brought to life.
Embracing the nature and culture of Tohoku and the pride of the people living in these port towns, this song is a familiar and appealing song for tourism and regional promotion, spreading the appeal of Sanriku throughout the country.