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Ketsumeishi “Fragments of Encounters”

It was their 20th single, released in 2008, and was chosen as the theme song for the film “Flowers Blooming in the Shade,” written by Hitori Gekidan and released on January 26, 2008.

The song is filled with hope and has an uplifting, positive feel.

I imagine many people have been encouraged by this track.

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Ketsumeishi “Winter Story”

It’s a four-on-the-floor dance number by Ketsumeishi that lets you feel both the exhilaration of snowboarding and the wistfulness of winter at the same time.

Released as a single in November 2007, it made waves as their first winter-themed song.

Also included on the album Ketsunopolis 6, this track’s comfortable beat heightens the thrill of the glide.

The lyrics layer images of falling snow over memories of a past love, and RYOJI’s melodies sink deep into the heart.

It’s not just sad—there’s a warm sense of hope that makes it truly lovely.

Perfect for gazing at snowy scenery from the lift or carving down the slope in rhythm.

Give it a listen as BGM to color your memories on the slopes.

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Ketsumeishi “We GO” Music Video

Inspired by the work of seasoned veterans, a new employee takes a hard look at themselves and takes a step forward.

This is a rousing anthem that portrays a fresh coming-of-age story.

It’s filled with a warmth that lifts your spirits and gives you a strong push whenever you’re tempted to compare yourself to others and feel discouraged, or when you’re about to stand still.

Released digitally in advance in January 2024, this song is included on the album “Ketsuno-Polis 13.” Isn’t it the perfect track for the starting line of anyone facing a new challenge and feeling just a little hesitant?

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Sakura / Ketsumeishi (Cover)

It’s a song by Ketsumeishi that begins with a poignant scene: as petals scatter, memories you thought you’d forgotten come rushing back.

Even when you look at the same scenery, the contrast with the reality that the person you love is no longer by your side tightens your chest.

Released in February 2005, it was also included on their best-of album “Ketsu no Paradise.” The lyrics, which hold both the sorrow of parting and a warmth that lets you keep moving forward, resonated with many people.

It’s the kind of song you’ll want to listen to when you feel like looking back on a past love as a beautiful memory with the arrival of spring.

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Ketsumeishi “To the Children’s Future” (2018 at MetLife Dome) Short Ver.

This song is imbued with deep love for children and a wish for their brilliant future.

It poses the question of what we, as parents and as members of society, can pass on to the next generation.

It is also a grand prayer for a future so happy it surpasses our imagination.

Released in June 2008, the track was featured in a corporate commercial for Mizuho Financial Group and was also included on the acclaimed album “Ketsunopolis 6.” It is a song meant to be delivered to the young people who will carry the future.

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Ketsumeishi “Seaside Cider” Music Video

When I close my eyes, it begins—a journey through memories in search of the precious “you.” Like waves that ebb and flow, the scenes of that summer and the image of standing alone on the breakwater repeatedly surface in my heart, stirring feelings that are sweet yet bittersweet.

This track was released in June 2025 following the album “Ketsuno Police 13” and was also featured in an ABC-MART commercial.

Even as the protagonist clings to aching memories, they keep looking forward—a presence that gently gives listeners a nudge on the back.

If you listen to it on a late-summer drive, you might just find your eyes welling up.

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Ketsumeishi “Kimi ni BUMP” (KTM TOUR 2017) Short Ver.

Their 10th single, released in 2004.

Inspired by Saturday Night Fever, the track is a full-on disco tune that practically begs for a mirror ball.

The humor-filled music video is a must-see too—it’ll have you itching to start dancing.