¡Yosansen Ryojo -Iyonada Hen-
¡Tsuruoka Masayoshi & Tokyo Romantica
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[Machine Translation] New Tokyo Romantica's first new song in three years. Continuing from the previous work, this Tsuruoka melody piece is set on the scenic railroad in Ehime Prefecture, the hometown of vocalist Miyauchi Hiroshi. Masayoshi Tsuruoka and Tokyo Romantica represented the heyday of Showa-era mood songs with hits such as "Otaru no Hito yo" and "Kimi wa Kokoro no Tsuma Dakara. The new song to be released over the Corona disaster is a Tsuruoka melody that depicts the scenery along the Iyonada coast of the Yosan Line, which runs along the Seto Inland Sea coast of Ehime Prefecture, the hometown of the current main vocalist, Hiroshi Miyauchi, and offers a magnificent view of the blue sky and sea on a clear day. While the previous work "Neon Street Love Affair" nostalgically depicted the bustle of downtown Matsuyama in the Showa period and the human emotions of the people living there, this work sings the scenery of the Yosan Line running from Takamatsu Station in Kagawa Prefecture to Uwajima Station in Ehime Prefecture, in the reverse direction, from Iyo-Ozu to Matsuyama, commonly known as the "Aiaru Iyonada Line," and loved by many. The area of Ozu sung in Natsuko Godai's "Elkawa Arashi", the downtown street of Ozu that was the setting of NHK's "Ohanahan", the magnificent natural scenery, and Shimonada Station, which has appeared in many Nikkatsu movies and dramas and is famous nationwide for its sunset scenery, all come to mind as images of the "Iyonada Monogatari" tourist train that is crowded on Saturdays and Sundays. . This work invites you to travel in Japan after Corona.
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