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[Machine Translation] This is Kissaco's second album released in 2010. It is a compilation of songs from the band's early days, as well as new songs by new member Satoshi Yamamoto, all condensed into one album. Here are nostalgic and new folk songs. Profile Formed in 2003 in Kyoto, Japan, this is an acoustic vocal group of three men (including one monk). The name of the group comes from the Zen word "kyakko," which means "please have some tea. The group took a hiatus due to Buddhist training at Yakushiji Temple, but resumed their activities in 2013 with their own label. In addition, he launched the "Furu-Mamo" project, a project to think about the future of his hometown, and Kissaco's solo charity concert is scheduled for November 2, 2014 at Maruyama Park Concert Hall in Kyoto City. In the same month, she will release her third full-length album, "Message Board," her first in four years. The gentle and strong harmonies woven by the three members will remind you of something important that you have left behind somewhere in your heart. November 2, KISSACO one-man charity concert "FURUMAMO 2014" at Maruyama Koen Ongakudo in Kyoto City.
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