The song was a bit distorted at first, as I was left with the impression that the song was just trying to unravel the mind of an arsonist, but as I listened to it, I realized that it is a mirror of each of us living in a turbulent world, and that it is a song that inspires us to be like that. The refrain, a kind of homage to Kenji Miyazawa's "Ame Ni Mo Makezu," is also very stylish and I just marveled at it. I felt that Akita taught us the importance of keeping our souls burning to encounter the new us in a way that only he could.
Theme song when you want to look up
Shimokazu
When you're stuck at work and there's nothing you can do I kept singing this song in my car by myself.
“Read the rules before holding a knife!!” There was a catchphrase that “Listen to amazarashi before you strike a match!!”
When you're in trouble A strong fighting spirit slowly emerges.
salvation
fox mask
There was a time when I was a NEET for about 4 months. My job hunting isn't going well, and my parents are crazy. I didn't have anyone to call my friends, and I didn't want to leave the house. I snuck a match out of the kitchen and struck it one match a day. To the NEET friends I connected with online and the old men who understand what I'm talking about. Someday I'll die, someday I'll light a fire. I was sincere when I said this from the bottom of my heart.
That's when I heard this song for the first time. Although it wasn't the song about my encounter with amazarashi. My hand stopped striking a match. Because they were completely in sync.
After listening to it, I struck a match and thought that this, although small, was my soul. I felt kind of relieved.
It's not a made up story. It's serious. I don't really believe it though.
The song that got me started
Hiromu Saitama
About three years ago, a senior at my part-time job told me, ``I think I might like it.'' At first, I was a twisted person who didn't want to think that anything taught by others was good. I had only honest impressions, but before I knew it I was playing it on repeat. This is the song that led me to meet amazarashi. We will continue to support you.
Oyoyo.
Shinobi Boy
About a year ago, I started to understand the feelings of people who set fires due to some kind of impulse. Putting aside what it means to me, when I heard this song at a live performance the other day, I couldn't help it. I almost raised my fist involuntarily.
One-Room Epic
Lyrics: Hiromu Akita Composer: Hiromu Akita
innovative cheering song
Kuromitsu
The song was a bit distorted at first, as I was left with the impression that the song was just trying to unravel the mind of an arsonist, but as I listened to it, I realized that it is a mirror of each of us living in a turbulent world, and that it is a song that inspires us to be like that.
The refrain, a kind of homage to Kenji Miyazawa's "Ame Ni Mo Makezu," is also very stylish and I just marveled at it.
I felt that Akita taught us the importance of keeping our souls burning to encounter the new us in a way that only he could.
Theme song when you want to look up
Shimokazu
When you're stuck at work and there's nothing you can do
I kept singing this song in my car by myself.
“Read the rules before holding a knife!!”
There was a catchphrase that
“Listen to amazarashi before you strike a match!!”
When you're in trouble
A strong fighting spirit slowly emerges.
salvation
fox mask
There was a time when I was a NEET for about 4 months.
My job hunting isn't going well, and my parents are crazy.
I didn't have anyone to call my friends, and I didn't want to leave the house.
I snuck a match out of the kitchen and struck it one match a day.
To the NEET friends I connected with online and the old men who understand what I'm talking about.
Someday I'll die, someday I'll light a fire.
I was sincere when I said this from the bottom of my heart.
That's when I heard this song for the first time.
Although it wasn't the song about my encounter with amazarashi.
My hand stopped striking a match.
Because they were completely in sync.
After listening to it, I struck a match and thought that this, although small, was my soul.
I felt kind of relieved.
It's not a made up story. It's serious.
I don't really believe it though.
The song that got me started
Hiromu Saitama
About three years ago, a senior at my part-time job told me, ``I think I might like it.'' At first, I was a twisted person who didn't want to think that anything taught by others was good. I had only honest impressions, but before I knew it I was playing it on repeat.
This is the song that led me to meet amazarashi.
We will continue to support you.
Oyoyo.
Shinobi Boy
About a year ago, I started to understand the feelings of people who set fires due to some kind of impulse.
Putting aside what it means to me, when I heard this song at a live performance the other day, I couldn't help it. I almost raised my fist involuntarily.
Burn, burn. Burn everything.
Don't erase it. That is my soul.
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