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- Poetry & creative work
Tears of Kannon
Japanese lyrics by Kahori Tachibana, with music by Jun Hayama. The page brings together a live performance video, score images and a handwritten lyric sheet.
- Poetry & creative work
Nagisa Bridge Elegy
Japanese lyrics by Kahori Tachibana, with music by Jun Hayama, presented alongside a live performance video.
- Poetry & creative work
Dojokko Funakko — Video
An embedded performance video, with the original lyric and music credits and a December 2024 date.
- Poetry & creative work
The Soul of Nostradamus — Video
An embedded video for The Soul of Nostradamus, accompanied by an image in the original posting.
- Research
Popular Song Studies, No. 1: Shanghai-gaeri no Lil
A study of “Shanghai-gaeri no Lil”, published as a Japanese PDF and accompanied by the recording embedded in the original article.
- Research
Popular Song Studies, No. 2: Yogiri no Blues
A study of “Yogiri no Blues”, published as a Japanese PDF and accompanied by the recording embedded in the original article.
- Essays
Wakare no Ipponsugi and the Hometown in the Heart
An essay examines song lyrics and memory through Wakare no Ipponsugi, considering how a song can evoke an inner hometown; recordings accompany the discussion.
- Essays
Midaregami and Hoshino Tetsuro
An essay reflects on Midaregami, the craft of its lyricist Hoshino Tetsuro and memories of personal conversations, accompanied by recordings.
- Academia news
Japanese Website Homepage: Captured Archive
A captured archive of the Japanese website homepage preserves its Japanese and English literary statements, poem, media references, anthology guidance and listings. Notices span different periods, including 2020 membership plans and a September 2026 concert announcement; this snapshot is not the current homepage or a current application guide.