ねずみん自信作集(My best work)

A cute Kansai-dialect-style Japanese girl sings a bright, bouncy J-pop song about making takoyaki with her friends after school, The song is cheerful, playful, and full of sizzling cooking sounds — like “ジュワ〜” and “ハフハフ〜, ” It captures the process of mixing the batter, adding octopus, turning the balls, laughing with friends, and tasting the hot takoyaki together, The vibe is similar to modern Japanese idol pop — energetic, warm, and full of youthful fun, Vocal tone should be cute, energetic, and slightly teasing, like a Kansai girl talking happily while cooking, Include short spoken-style phrases and giggles, Add a rhythm that matches a mid-tempo pop (around 110–120 BPM), with light drums, bright synths, and percussive “cooking” sounds (like sizzling and claps), Emotion curve: Intro: cheerful anticipation (mixing ingredients) Verse: playful and lively (friends laughing while cooking) Chorus: explosive joy and sweetness (“Kuru-kuru Hafu-hafu!”) Bridge: warm and nostalgic (friendship

Sing in the style of Mrs, GREEN APPLE with a high, emotional, and clean tone, Use powerful head voice and soft falsetto transitions, Keep the energy bright and uplifting like a Japanese pop-rock anthem, high-pitched voice, strong falsetto, bright, clear, emotional male vocal

Cute J-POP song sung by a little girl, soft and bright voice, Japanese lyrics, Cheerful and magical mood with gentle bells and light percussion, Theme: “Inari Konkon, Tooryanse, Oinari-san ni me ga nai no” – a sweet and mysterious love under shrine lights, Tempo around 115 BPM, warm pop sound with Japanese instruments (koto, bells, soft drums), Melody should be catchy, innocent, and dreamy like a children’s fairy song meets J-POP idol style, Vocal tone: light, innocent, childlike, with soft vibrato and gentle expression, Mix style: clear lead vocal, soft background harmonies, twinkling chime effects, inspired by anime opening, cute and emotional, bright energy

ジャパニーズロック, rock-opera　サビで高音になる

Powerful Japanese female vocal in LiSA style, emotional rock-pop song, anime opening theme energy, fast tempo, strong drums and electric guitar, high tone passionate chorus with the phrase “Buzz up me say you color, do got meet you”, energetic and catchy, bright and emotional performance, Instrumental style: energetic Japanese rock with guitar riffs, double bass drums, and bright synth layers

A Japanese rock ballad in the style of Mrs, GREEN APPLE, emotional and cinematic, The song starts softly with clean guitar arpeggios and subtle ghost notes on the drums, creating a heartbeat-like groove, Gradually builds into an uplifting, powerful chorus with bright electric guitars, piano layers, and full-band dynamics, The vocal is expressive, youthful, and slightly dramatic — full of hope and hidden emotion, The lyrics tell a story about invisible efforts and unspoken feelings — “Ghost Note” as a metaphor for unseen strength and connection, Tempo around 95–100 BPM, Emotion curve: Quiet intro → Emotional rise → Explosive chorus → Hopeful ending, Use clear Japanese pop-rock structure (Intro, Verse, Pre-Chorus, Chorus, Bridge, Final Chorus), Add a modern mix with airy reverb, warm bass, and organic drum groove

A Japanese pop ballad duet between a male and female singer, The song starts with a gentle piano and strings, The male singer sings the verses, the female singer joins in the pre-chorus softly, In the chorus, they sing together with emotional harmony — both voices blend beautifully, like lovers calling each other, The chorus should feature both singers harmonizing (“君は天使”) with layered vocals, Keep the song cinematic and emotional, like a romantic movie ending theme, BPM around 85–90, Emotion curve: calm intro → hopeful rise → heartfelt duet chorus → tender outro, Structure: Intro, Verse 1 (male), Pre-Chorus (female joins softly), Chorus (both harmony), Verse 2 (male), Pre-Chorus (female), Chorus (both), Bridge (female), Final Chorus (both in full harmony), Outro (male whispering)

A Japanese rock ballad in the style of Mrs, GREEN APPLE, emotional and cinematic, The song starts softly with clean guitar arpeggios and subtle ghost notes on the drums, creating a heartbeat-like groove, Gradually builds into an uplifting, powerful chorus with bright electric guitars, piano layers, and full-band dynamics, The vocal is expressive, youthful, and slightly dramatic — full of hope and hidden emotion, The lyrics tell a story about invisible efforts and unspoken feelings — “Ghost Note” as a metaphor for unseen strength and connection, Tempo around 95–100 BPM, Emotion curve: Quiet intro → Emotional rise → Explosive chorus → Hopeful ending, Use clear Japanese pop-rock structure (Intro, Verse, Pre-Chorus, Chorus, Bridge, Final Chorus), Add a modern mix with airy reverb, warm bass, and organic drum groove

A cheerful and emotional J-Pop × Pop-Rock song in English inspired by Japanese school memories, Theme: “funny English textbook phrases” and “the pure joy of learning English in Japan, ” Catchy rhythm, light guitars, piano, and energetic drums, Vocal should sound like a Japanese pop singer with clear pronunciation and cute accent, Include playful classroom sounds (chalk, laughter, clapping) at intro or outro, Genre: Pop-Rock / J-Pop, Mood: nostalgic, bright, a little funny but heartfelt, Tempo: around 110-120 BPM, Opened my textbook, page number one, “This is a pen” — wow, that’s fun, No one says that, but teacher smiled, “Repeat after me!” — we all tried

fragile, emotional Japanese ballad in a Tsukimisou-style structure, Soft, trembling verses, a short 3-line pre-chorus, and a dense 5-line chorus where feelings overflow, Theme: two souls separated in a tragic past life, meeting again without memories but with an aching familiarity, Vocal: breathy, delicate, almost crying, Slight vibrato, soft breaks, and whispery edges, Let the chorus bloom emotionally but remain fragile, Instrumental: minimal piano arpeggios, gentle acoustic guitar, sorrowful strings, light reverb, almost no percussion, Mood: cold night air, silent tears, déjà-vu pain, fragile hope, Lyrics emphasize longing across lifetimes and “幾千幾億の時を越えて君に会いに行く, ”