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Let's Seriously Raise the Birth Rate!

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"Let's Seriously Raise the Birth Rate!" is an emotional Japanese rock anthem filled with frustration toward Japan's declining birth rate crisis - but also powerful hope for the future.
Despite massive government budgets and endless political debate, young people continue to struggle with anxiety about marriage, parenting, and economic insecurity.
This song delivers a direct message:
"Falling in love, getting married, and raising children still holds dreams and hope."
Driven by energetic modern J-rock inspired by arena-style emotional rock, the track combines passionate vocals, explosive choruses, and uplifting momentum.
More than anger, this is a song about taking action, believing in the future, and rebuilding hope together.