Rekishi's famous and popular songs

Oinusama feat. Nindarekishi

O-Inu-sama (Yamakawa @ Shinjuku Minotaur 2)

This is a dog-themed song inspired by the Edict on Compassion for Living Things enacted by Tokugawa Tsunayoshi, the fifth shogun of the Edo period.

It’s a track by Rekishi, known for releasing many comical and humorous songs, and it was included on an album released in 2014.

The lyrics, from the perspective of an owner who can’t help but try to keep their pet dog in a good mood, come across as endearing.

The laid-back sound arrangement is excellent and soothing to listen to.

It might be perfect as background music for walking your dog.

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Araki Jakkan

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Giga I love yourekishi

Rekishi - “Giga Aishiteru” Music Video

Rekishi shines with a one-of-a-kind style themed around history.

It’s the solo project of Takafumi Ikeda, who played keyboards in SUPER BUTTER DOG.

This song was released in 2020 and was chosen as the theme song for the film Crayon Shin-chan: Crash! Rakuga Kingdom and Almost Four Heroes.

Among Rekishi’s works, it’s an exceptionally pop and gentle melody, carrying a message that “even failures will someday become treasures,” which really hits home.

After listening, your heart feels lighter, and it’s the kind of wonderful track you’ll want to share with someone.

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KEI

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The Theory of Happinessrekishi

Rekishi – The Theory of Happiness (from the Shiina Ringo tribute album “Adam and Eve’s Ringo”)

The original song is Sheena Ringo’s Koufukuron, with which she made her major debut in 1998.

With Rekishi’s world in full swing, the arrangement is so brilliant it almost makes you mistake it for his own song.

Even though the lyrics are the same as the original, it changes the shape of happiness that the listener imagines.

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NANAMARU

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GOEMON feat. Big Monzaemon (Daichi Miura)rekishi

REKISHI - "GOEMON feat. Big Monzaemon (Daichi Miura)" Music Video (YouTube ver.)

This is a collaboration track between Rekishi, the solo project by Takafumi Ikeda, and performer Daichi Miura, who participates under the name Big Kadozaemon.

It’s included on the sixth album, Mukishi, released in 2018.

Despite the comical title and music video, the song itself is a pure love song.

It’s a dance track with a horn section that feels great, and listening to it fills you with energy.

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Araki Jakkan

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From hunting to rice cultivationrekishi

From Hunting to Rice Cultivation / Rekishi (with Lyrics)

This is a humorous song by the artist Rekishi, who creates a uniquely entertaining and tasteful atmosphere with a sound style inspired by Japanese history.

With its high-quality flow, it’s accessible to children and highly recommendable, making it an educational work as well.

SHIKIBU feat. Awa no Odoriko (Chatmonchy)rekishi

Rekishi – SHIKIBU feat. Awa Dancer (Chatmonchy) Music Video + “Takeda’ 2” Recording Footage

You get to enjoy high-quality pop songs with luxurious guest vocals, and you even learn some history along the way.

That’s Rekishi—Takafumi Ikeda’s much-talked-about solo project.

This track features the Awa dancer (Chatmonchy).

The music video was shot on location in Kyoto.

It’s great for covering with a band, or for screening a parody of the MV.

KATOKUrekishi

Rekishi – “KATOKU” Music Video (YouTube ver.)

It was released in 2017 as Rekishi’s second single.

The song was used in a commercial for Daihatsu’s compact tall wagon, the “Thor,” and its theme is family growth.

The music video is an homage to Journey’s “Separate Ways.”