Masterpieces and popular songs of The Elephant Kashimashi

Happiness, perch on this finger.Elefanto Kashimashi

Elephant Kashimashi “Happiness, perch upon this finger”

A song by The Elephant Kashimashi that sings about the importance of human connection and mutual support.

Released in May 2010, it was used as a commercial song for NTT East and as the ending theme for Nippon TV’s “Futtonda.” It features a heartwarming melody and powerful vocals that can lift your spirits just by listening.

The Elephant Kashimashi is a rock band that debuted in 1988, known for a unique style that incorporates elements from various genres such as folk and blues.

This track is another piece packed with their signature character.

It’s perfect for times when you’re feeling down or need an energy boost!

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Elephant Kashimashi “It’s Better to Be Out of Step”

This song makes you feel the value of living true to yourself.

It’s a track that can quickly boost your focus when your concentration is scattered.

It encourages you not to be swayed by others and reassures you that it’s okay to be a little off—just be yourself.

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So many people - Elephant Kashimashi - Solo acoustic cover / nana

This is a song by Elephant Kashimashi that evokes the feeling of a night drive.

Hiroji Miyamoto’s powerful vocals sing of life’s uncertainties and joys.

Released in January 2000 as their 23rd single, it was used as the opening theme for the TV drama “Cinderella wa Nemuranai” (Cinderella Doesn’t Sleep).

The track also drew attention as an advance single from the album “good morning.” It’s great for listening while driving, but it’s also a song that gives you strength when you feel lost in life.

With Elephant Kashimashi’s signature blend of power and warmth, its message resonates deeply.

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Elephant Kashimashi “Bakemono Seinen” cover. From the album “Tobira.”

It seems the provisional vocals recorded during the composition stage were adopted as the actual lyrics for this song.

Since the off-the-cuff lyrics were kept as they were, the vocalist, Mr.

Miyamoto, said in an interview that “the mood of the moment is reflected.” I felt that this way of making a song expresses that initial impulse, and that it’s quite good.

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Elephant Kashimashi “Beloved Today”

A single released on September 23, 2015.

The limited first edition comes as a lavish three-disc set, including a bonus CD selected from the New Year’s live performance and a DVD featuring three music videos.

It’s a work packed with the charm of Hiroji Miyamoto’s songs, conveying the feeling that simply living each day is a source of happiness.

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Elephant Kashimashi “Someone’s Whisper” (Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall, 1994-09-15)

Included on the album “Tokyo no Sora,” released May 21, 1994.

It’s a motivational song that reaches out a hand to those who feel like giving up.

The gentle and very simple lyrics are unusual for Elephant Kashimashi.

This work proved that Hiroji Miyamoto can create songs filled with kindness, not just intensity.

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A Late-Autumn Night

A song wrapped in the melancholy of autumn gently embraces the heart in November.

Featured on Elephant Kashimashi’s album “Seikatsu,” released in September 1990, this piece hides a quiet strength within its relaxed folk-rock style.

The lyrics delicately depict scenes of solitary nights gathered around a brazier and the transience of life, as if dissolving into the stillness at autumn’s end.

Hiroji Miyamoto’s distinctive timbre and impassioned vocals seep into the listener’s heart.

It’s the perfect track for long autumn nights when you want to reflect on life alone.

Highly recommended for anyone seeking music that resonates softly in the deepening autumn evenings.