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Genre: Japanese Traditional / Matsuri-pop + Electro Swing + Ska BPM: 128 Feel: Bright, bouncy, festival-like; shamisen as the main signature; clean and punchy mix Rhythm: Danceable swing-pop groove; keep tight and uncluttered Vocal: Cute bright female; JP main + short EN; chant hooks with (Kino-kino)/(yama-yama); chorus doubles + light harmonies + small gang shouts Instrumentation: Shamisen loud/forward (replaces rhythm guitar), xylophone sparkle, taiko/okedo accents, shinobue touches, electro drums, bass, muted brass support, ragtime piano support, minimal/no rhythm guitar Arrangement: Cold open → Verses airy → Hooks call/response → Pre lift → Chorus full/wide (shamisen on top) → Bridge stripped shamisen feature → Final chorus biggest → Outro tag hard stop

An evocative instrumental piece blending 篠笛 (shinobue) and 尺八 (shakuhachi), featuring a minimalistic introduction with breathy, meditative shakuhachi tones, The shinobue weaves lyrical, agile melodies over sparse traditional percussion, gradually layering textures with subtle koto and hand drum accents, evoking a tranquil, atmospheric mood that grows in interplay and intensity before fading into a serene resolution

Hybrid organic hip‑hop: shakuhachi and shinobue duo intro breathing in free tempo, then groove drops with tight taiko-style drums and sub bass, Male vocals trade lines like a battle cypher, koto and shamisen stabs accent key phrases, Mid-song bridge thins to low drones and sparse percussion as tension peaks, then blossoms into a unison, uplifting hook with stacked group chants, Ending strips back to interlocking shakuhachi, shinobue, and shamisen for a four-bar melodic outro, lingering in the air