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Taishita monda yo by Yamato Mori – Japanese Lyrics Review

Yamato Mori’s “Taishita Monda yo” begins with the image of standing alone at a sunset-lit intersection, tracing a journey from hesitation and self-doubt to quiet self-affirmation. This article delves into the song’s symbolic motifs—sunset, crossroads, signals, and sky—while exploring how its lyrics unfold from irony into resilience. Alongside lyrical analysis, we examine the track’s musical structure, cinematic MV, live reception, and critical acclaim, revealing why the song resonates as a generational anthem of vulnerability and hope.

Sep.13.25 Sep.24.25

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Yamato Mori: From Guitar Prodigy to Voice of a New Generation

Yamato Mori, born in 2003 in Hokkaido, rose from a guitar prodigy to an acclaimed singer-songwriter. After winning Young Guitarist of the Year 2019 in London, he shifted focus from pure technique to expression, debuting with “Hibi” in 2021. His albums 69 Jewel Beetle (2023) and Let It Grow (2024) showcase both virtuosity and vulnerability, blending folk intimacy with bold band arrangements. Known for humility and authenticity, he represents a new generation of Japanese artists whose growth and potential continue to attract national and international attention.

Sep.12.25 Sep.23.25

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Turquoise by Inori Minase – Full Album Review

IntroductionTurquoise, Inori Minase’s tenth-anniversary half album, is more than a milestone release—it is a travel tali...

Sep.11.25 Sep.23.25

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Calling Blue (overture) by Inori Minase – Lyric Review

Inori Minase’s “Calling Blue (overture)” serves not as a standalone story but as a pre-chapter leading directly into “Turquoise.” The “blue” in its title symbolizes tranquility, vastness, and the stillness of the heart before movement. While Turquoise unfolds as a full journey filled with motion and imagery, Calling Blue functions as the threshold—the invocation that awakens potential. Rather than resolution, it embodies anticipation: the breath before exhale, the ripple before a wave. Together, the two tracks form a diptych of call and voyage, overture and symphony.

Sep.11.25 Sep.23.25

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Umifumi no Spica by Inori Minase – Japanese Lyric Review

Inori Minase’s “海踏みのスピカ” (Umifumi no Spica) is a song about journey, memory, and the luminous force of companionship. It...

Sep.11.25 Sep.23.25

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My Orchestra by Inori Minase – Japanese Lyric Review

My OrchestraInori MinaseInori Minase’s “My Orchestra” is not merely a love song, nor simply an ode to companionship—it i...

Sep.11.25 Sep.23.25

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NEXT DANCE by Inori Minase – Japanese Lyric Review

NEXT DANCEInori MinaseInori Minase’s “NEXT DANCE” is a song about transformation—about moving from fear and fragmentatio...

Sep.11.25 Sep.23.25

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アニバーサリー “Anniversary” by Inori Minase – Japanese Lyric Review

AnniversaryアニバーサリーInori MinaseAt first glance, “アニバーサリー” (Anniversary) may appear to be a simple celebration of a marked...

Sep.10.25 Sep.23.25

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まだ、言わないで。 “Mada, Iwanaide.” by Inori Minase – Japanese Lyric Review

At its core, Inori Minase’s “まだ、言わないで。” (Mada, Iwanaide / “Don’t Say It Yet”) is a meditation on the power of withheld w...

Sep.08.25 Sep.23.25

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Masayoshi Ōishi – The Melody Maker Powering the Anime Music Scene

In today’s Japanese music landscape, few artists shine as brightly as Masayoshi Ōishi.Known as Oishi Masayoshi in the an...

Sep.07.25 Sep.23.25

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夢のつづき “Yume no Tsuzuki” by Inori Minase – Lyric Review

Inori Minase’s “Yume no Tsuzuki” (The Continuation of a Dream) is a song steeped in renewal, courage, and fragile hope. ...

Sep.07.25 Sep.23.25

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Turquoise by Inori Minase – Japanese Lyric Review

“Turquoise” is a song that turns fragments of blue into a journey. It is filled with imagery of the sea, the sky, and th...

Sep.06.25 Sep.23.25

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Inori Minase ― A Decade of Music and the Next Chapter

Early Steps in Her CareerBorn in Tokyo in December 1995, Inori Minase is a voice actress and singer who quickly became a...

Sep.06.25 Sep.23.25

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夢を見る (Yume o Miru / Dreaming) by Retroriron – Japanese Lyrics Review

“夢を見る” closes the Lonely Paradox EP with a portrait of fragile endurance. If the other songs rage, refuse, or confront, ...

Sep.05.25 Sep.23.25

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Song Review: “ヘッドライナー (Headliner)” by Retroriron

If “独歩” was a song of solitude and “DND” one of refusal, then “ヘッドライナー” (Headliner) is pure defiance turned into a rally...

Sep.05.25 Sep.23.25

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Song Review: “たださよなら、命燃え尽きるまで” (Just Goodbye, Until Life Burns Out) by Retroriron

“たださよなら、命燃え尽きるまで” is not a farewell in the usual sense. It is resignation sharpened into resolve. The song explores how ...

Sep.05.25 Sep.23.25

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Song Review: “DND” by Retroriron

“DND” is a manifesto disguised as a confession. The lyrics read like a confrontation with the self—furious, impatient, u...

Sep.05.25 Sep.23.25

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Song Review: “独歩 (Doppo)” by Retroriron

If “TOMODACHI” was about the fragile contradictions of friendship, then “独歩” (literally “walking alone”) feels like stan...

Sep.05.25 Sep.23.25

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Song Review: “TOMODACHI” by Retroriron

When I first listened to Retroriron’s “TOMODACHI”, I didn’t expect it to hit me so hard. This is not just a “friendship ...

Sep.05.25 Sep.23.25

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Lonely Paradox – EP Review by Retroriron

Release Date: January 10, 2024Format: EP (6 tracks)Tracks:TOMODACHI独歩 (Doppo)DND — pre-released Dec 13, 2023たださよなら、命燃え尽き...

Sep.04.25 Sep.23.25

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RetroRiron – Redefining Japanese Pop with the Philosophy of Living “Today”

Formed in June 2020 in Tokyo, RetroRiron (レトロリロン) has quickly risen from an indie act to one of Japan’s most promising n...

Sep.04.25 Sep.24.25

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