Kaze no Bon

Amid the hazy twilight, the sound of the kokyu lingers in the air.
"Kaze no Bon" draws inspiration from the traditional festival of Yatsuo, Toyama,
weaving a lyrical tale of love, impermanence, and memory.
Beneath the straw hat lies a hidden face;
raindrops fall upon the stone path, and a fleeting love blooms only to fade with the dawn.
The wind carries these memories beyond time,
forever dancing between sorrow and beauty.
Blending the elegance of classical Japanese poetry with modern sensibility,
this song sings of the heart's quiet prayer for all things destined to vanish-
a haunting elegy where transience and eternity entwine.