Questions from Readers:
I heard that Ai George has passed away. He was 91 years old, right? Do you all have any memories or episodes related to George?
The news of Ai George’s passing was shocking to many. Although he lived a long life of 91 years, his presence still lingers in the hearts of many.
Reader’s Question:
What are some hidden gems in Eikichi Yazawa’s music? Please share your recommendations.
Whenever I go to karaoke with friends, I always choose Eikichi Yazawa’s songs. Of course, his classics like “Katte ni Shiagare” and “Tomaranai Ha~Ha” are fantastic. However, I’ve recently pondered whether there are more hidden gems in his discography. The songs
Question from readers:
Among Eikichi Yazawa, Tsuyoshi Nagabuchi, Shogo Hamada, Motoharu Sano, Kyosuke Himuro, Hiroshi Inaba, Keisuke Kuwata, and Tomoyasu Hotei, which artist do you like the most?
Recently, while discussing music with friends, I felt a wave of nostalgia. Talking about Japanese artists brings back a flood of memories. Just hearing the names Eikichi Yazawa,
Question from a reader:
I like Yamaguchi Momoe, Matsuda Seiko, and Nakamori Akina. Is it possible that I could also like Hamasaki Ayumi, Koda Kumi, and Nishino Kana?
Music greatly influences each person’s life background and emotions. This question prompts us to think about how generational differences and individual experiences shape our musical preferences. Yamaguchi Momoe, Matsuda Seiko, and Nakamori Akina undeniably hold a special place in the Japanese music scene. Their songs are filled with memories and emotions that resonate with us.
