Song of harvest celebration from the Souma area in Fukushima Prefecture, featuring shamisen, fue and percussion

Optimistic travelling song named after a ship that connected Osaka and Marukame, later a popular banquet song; featuring fue, shamisen and percussion

Lively, joyful folk melody from Akita Prefecture, originally a bawdy banquet song which developed into a comical song about praising one's hometown; featuring shamisen and percussion

Song of harvest celebration from the Souma area in Fukushima Prefecture, featuring shamisen, fue, percussion and mixed vocals

Bawdy folk song from Fukuoka Prefecture, originally sung by geishas and maikos at banquets and in red-light districts, later adopted by the miners who spent their time there; featuring shamisen, fue, taiko and hand claps

Inspiring downtempo electronica, ambient. Made of groovy drums loops & samples, elegant & flying soundscape. Introspective, bewitching. Featuring key loop, asian guitars & ethereal vocal textures. Evolving.

Elegant chill-hop, feminine and sensual, discrete yet heart-warming arrangements.

Heart-rending folk song, possibly from the Edo era or indigenous to the Tosa region, originally describing a love affair between a monk and a beautiful woman; featuring shamisen, fue, percussion and female vocal

Evocative panoramic cue featuring deep, evolving strings, haunting melodic fue and shamisen, and driving, atmospheric percussion (source track: Soran Bushi, KPM WM40-2)

Positive, striving cue featuring reverse piano notes, percussion loop, warm strings and shamisen (source track: Kawachi Ondo, KPM WM40-9)