Funky pulsing groove with Far-East percussion, flutes and koto fx

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

Lonely, distant fue introduces this heartbreaking, sorrowful cue featuring shamisen, dark strings and funereal percussion (source track: Yosakoi Bushi, KPM WM40-6)

Driving, compelling cue featuring intricate, virtuosic shamisen, propulsive percussion, rich strings and expressive male vocal (source track: Tsugaru Jonkara Bushi, KPM WM40-7)

Warm, chilled-out electronica featuring rich, soft pads, picked guitars, laid-back drums and percussion, pulsing synth sequences, ethereal echoing fue melody and female vocals (source track: Konpira Fune Fune, KPM WM40-5)

Traditional chant which travelled on cargo ships from Kagoshima and Kumamoto Prefectures to Toyama during the Edo period, and is now used at festivals for silent dance performances; featuring kokyu (Japanese violin), shamisen, percussion and mixed vocals

Bouncy, propulsive pop with chunky drums, bubbly bass, picked electric guitar loop, mellow synth bells, quirky shamisen and uplifting female vocals (source track: Kawachi Ondo, KPM WM40-9)

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)