Nippon Columbia Vinyl, CD & Tape 7 Items

First reissue of the '83 album by Pedro & Capricious, the new music band that had a string of hits including 'Message to Johnny.'

The album features Sawa Katsuragi, the fourth generation of the band's singer, and covers Latin music and samba classics with Japanese lyrics.

As indicated by the artwork by Hiroshi Nagai, the album features 12 tracks of tropical mellow music with a resort-like feel.'

Nintendo Switch "Atsumare Animal Crossing" Soundtrack CD Vol. 2 Released. The last free update for Nintendo Switch's "Atsumare Animal Crossing" was released in November 2021 and included a lot of content, and fans are once again excited about it. The second volume of the soundtrack CD includes 110 songs from "Totakeke Music Live" that were not included in the first volume released in June 2021, as well as BGM added in the free update, and instrumental versions of Totakeke Music on five CDs. In addition, a DVD containing "Totakeke PV" and "Radio Gymnastics," which were created based on in-game footage, is also included. Live soundtrack of "Totakeke Music" (4 CDs) Additional free updates ("Radio Gymnastics," "Kappei no Funauta," etc.) <1 CD Totakeke PV and Radio Gymnastics choreography . Picture label . Tall size 3-sided digipak specification Enclosed benefits 12 postcards with new song jacket design by Totakeke CD original radio calisthenics attendance card

Japanese Boogie - The first analog reissue of the urban city pop classic!

The first analog reissue of the debut album released in 1985 by the talented singer Mizuki Koyama, who also played in the inimitable lounge band Safari, with the specifications as close as possible to those of the time!

The album was designed by Hiroshi Shinkawa, who introduced the most advanced bracon sound of the time and designed the album with an urban yet songful feel.

The funky melody of 'He Can't Get Away With It,' composed by Kyohei Tsutumi, and the Japanese boogie number 'Oh! Daddy,' penned by Toshinobu Kubota, are true highlights of the album.

The long-awaited recurrence of the OP theme "I won't be your wife" from the TV anime "Kiteretsu Daihyakka"!

The opening theme of the TV anime "Kiteretsu Daihyakka" sung by Kaori Moritani, announced in 1988, has been reissued with a new analog 7-inch jacket design. On the B-side, the ending theme of the 90-minute special version that was broadcast the year before the start of regular broadcasting (1987), "Korosuke Machigou" composed and arranged by Haruomi Hosono is recorded.

The game music for Nintendo's immortal masterpiece "Mother" has been re-recorded and re-released as "Mother Music Revisited", produced by Keiichi Suzuki, for a new look! The album is to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Keiichi Suzuki's career as a musician. The entire orchestra is newly recorded and arranged, and Keiichi Suzuki sings on all songs.