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Genre: Japanese Enka Waltz Hip-Hop Fusion Tempo: 90 BPM, 3/4 Key: A minor (temporary modulation to C major in Verse 3) Male vocal, emotional spoken rap verses, melodic enka chorus with strong vibrato, Traditional shamisen and nostalgic accordion blended with upright bass, brushed drums, piano, and cinematic strings, Contrast between somber minor sections and ironic relative-major lift, returning to introspective minor for emotional depth, Bittersweet, nostalgic, dramatic, introspective, cinematic

A Japanese horror ambient ritual piece performed only with traditional Japanese instruments, Absolutely no Western instruments, no piano, no synths, no guitars, no bass, no drum set, no electronic sounds, Lead melody played by sliding shakuhachi glissandi with long, bending, breath-heavy tones, Unstable koto arpeggios with dissonant spacing create a wobbling, detuned texture, Low biwa drones provide scraping, ritualistic resonance, Soft taiko pulses act as a slow heartbeat, Whispering breath noises weave through the atmosphere, Raspy male singing voice, fragile, breath-scratched, chanting in a slow ritual tone, blending into the darkness like an ancient curse, Slow, hypnotic, body-distortion mood, like a neck stretching in the dark

High-energy “wa-funk” with a darker Japanese street vibe — vocals hit instantly: female lead, sharp rhythmic phrasing, playful but raw, with growl, shout bursts, gritty vocal-fry on emotional punches, Cinematic, moonlit, slightly haunted yet defiant, Instruments: crunchy guitars, tight picked bass, hybrid drums, deep taiko rumble, shamisen stabs, koto arps, breathy shakuhachi, wide pads, subtle glitches, crowd-clap ritual feel, Production: modern pop-rock x Japanese elegance, uplifting inside darkness, Vocals forward like a street cry, guitars wide, taiko grounded, immersive hall reverb, punchy, powerful, dramatic, mystical

Mid-tempo 125BPM, Dark Avant-Garde J-Rock, Jazz-Fusion in Minor Key, Ominous Shamisen & Koto, Haunting Female Megaphone vocals, 「和」modern style, Deep Groovy Bass, Cello, Dissonant Jazz Piano, Noir Cabaret, Sinister and Sultry, Melodramatic, High-tension, Industrial atmosphere, Cold and Heavy, ​ ​Lower BPM (125): Slower tempo allows the dense, poetic lyrics to be delivered with more "weight" and emotional gravitas, ​Minor Key & Cello: These specific keywords kill any "brightness, " replaced by a thick, suffocating darkness, ​Groovy & Heavy: Focuses on the "crawl" of the poison rather than the "run" of a pop song, ​[Verse] [Cold, Narrative]: Calm but threatening delivery, ​[Pre-Chorus Slowly Building Dread]: Tension rises like a tightening noose, ​[Chorus Powerful, Dark, Operatic]: Tragic and grand climax, ​[Bridge Distorted Piano, Noise Breakdown]: Auditory chaos for the "blinded by spotlight" scene, ​[Outro Sinister Whisper, Slow Fade]: Ends with a haunting, "delicious" lingering note

A dynamic fusion of rock organ, lively analog synths, and driving electric guitar emboldens the upbeat techno groove, The female band delivers tight harmonies behind a clear, expressive female lead, as crisp percussive layers push energy through punchy verses and anthemic choruses

Japanese festival fusion, koto and shakuhachi motifs, taiko hits, bright progressive house / future bass, euphoric uplifting, ceremonial intro with bell tones, big chorus drop, 132 BPM, clean modern mix, temple bell

Futuristic Japanese ritual industrial techno, 132 BPM, four-on-the-floor with polyrhythmic taiko and kagura percussion, gagaku-inspired hichiriki/ryuteki leads, koto arpeggios and shamisen stabs, glitchy IDM textures, cinematic synth pads, sharp clean mix, dramatic build-ups and sudden silence drops, female lead vocal (ethereal yet commanding), occasional vocoder/chant, shrine bell and claps as rhythmic motifs

Cinematic Mythological Ambient, Ethereal Japanese Neoclassical, Haunting Shakuhachi solo, Sacred Shinto Chants (Kon-ron-ron background), Atmospheric Sho (Japanese mouth organ), Deep taiko reverb, Mystical Female harmonies, Grand strings, Celestial synth pads, Slow and majestic, Ancient, Spiritual, High reverb

Modern Japanese ritual club fusion with a deep traditional Japanese aesthetic at its core, Strong emphasis on koto and shakuhachi as the primary melodic voices, mixed louder and more emotionally forward than synths, Melodies strictly based on Japanese pentatonic and minor scales, Chant-like, mantra-style Japanese phrasing with heavy repetition and minimalism, Low, cool, slightly breathy female vocals delivered in a restrained, prayer-like tone, Intentional use of “Ma” (silence and space) between vocal phrases, Sparse yet powerful taiko hits for ritual impact, 90s eurodance four-on-the-floor drive as the rhythmic foundation, Saw lead synths used mainly for rhythmic propulsion, not melodic focus, Dark, neon-lit Japanese night atmosphere with hypnotic, ceremonial club energy, Add a cool, bouncing rap section: rhythmically playful, lightly syncopated flow that hops over the beat, controlled and stylish rather than aggressive, Rap phrasing remains minimal and mantra-like, blending naturally

Acid jazz, funky, angry yelling low male voice, Slap bass, clavinet, wa wa guitar, clean and neat drum riff (uptempo and ghost notes and stuff, very Coleysh), descendent chord progression

全て和楽器で演奏する, 琴, 笛, 和太鼓, 鼓

A fierce fusion of Japanese traditional instruments and extreme metal: koto, shamisen, and biwa plucked sharply over thunderous taiko rhythms, shakuhachi weaving eerie melodic lines, all layered against brutal death metal foundations of distorted down-tuned guitars, rapid double bass drumming, relentless blast beats, and walls of distortion, Vocals are delivered in female deep guttural growls, evoking the wrath and anguish of vengeful spirits, with occasional layered chants for ritualistic intensity, The overall mix emphasizes a dark, epic, and violent atmosphere, contrasting fragile acoustic tones of the Japanese instruments with overwhelming metallic brutality, conjuring images of cursed battlefields, ghostly flames, and the howl of onryō under the moonlit sky

Dramatic Japanese Folk Metal, Wagakki, Shakuhachi, Heavy Taiko Drums, Emotional Male Vocals, Epic, Cinematic, 85 BPM, Orchestral intensity

Japanese Folk Metal, Samurai Rock, J-Rock, Epic, Intense, Driving Rhythm, High Energy, Shakuhachi, Koto, Shamisen, Taiko Drums, Cute Anime Girl Vocal, kawaii voice, cute vocal, anime voice actor, Vocaloid Style, Digital Pop, cute vocal

Contemporary Koto ensemble, Pure Koto layers, Cosmic, Ethereal, Atmospheric EDM, Glissando, Chirashizume (Tremolo), Dynamic harmonics, Cinematic, Dramatic, Epic build-up, ‑Traditional Japanese Music, ‑Folk, ‑Oriental, ‑Asian instruments, ‑Vocals, ‑Male vocals, ‑Female vocals, ‑Woodwinds, ‑Flute, ‑Percussion, ‑Drums, ‑Shamisen, ‑Shakuhachi, ‑Band, ‑Orchestra

Japanese traditional× Gothiccore×Dark EDM, Electric shamisen riff, bamboo flute, taiko drive, koto Ambient, biwa, Japanese Synthesizer, aggressive Girl Alto Vocal

Ambient Japanese spiritual music, Very slow tempo, free rhythm, Traditional Japanese instruments: shakuhachi, koto, hichiriki, subtle taiko, Female whispery vocal in Japanese, Theme: Japan as the land of pure water, rivers, rain, and life, Minimal melody, meditative, sacred, transparent, natural reverb, Include water sounds and silence Mood:Nostalgic, Epic, Hopeful

Cinematic uplifting festival anthem, mid-fast tempo 126–130 BPM, no tribal or ethnic focus, no log drum groove, never ballad, Forward-driving rhythm with warm organic pulse, Intro instrumental only, no vocal shouts, Gentle but confident opening led by mallet instruments (marimba, xylophone, vibraphone tones) creating motion and clarity, Warm ocarina or flute-like lead melodies adding human breath and kindness, not folk, Cinematic strings and soft brass supporting scale and grandeur, modern drums and bass providing drive without heaviness, Subtle electronic textures for lift, anthemic but clean hooks, no aggressive EDM drops, Female lead vocal, mid–high range, bright and sincere, powerful yet warm, rhythmic and clear phrasing, hopeful and resolute tone, Drop build: first “Ready to rise!” by female lead, second “Ready to rise!” as controlled crowd FX, Call & response before drop: “Reha!” (Left) / “Prime!” (Right), Drop: uplifting, expansive, radiant rather than aggressive, Post-drop:

Epic Japanese Bon Odori festival rock, global fusion with enka and folk elements, A cinematic journey mixing high energy and deep emotion, Features powerful Japanese taiko drums, a driving groovy bassline, shamisen-like festival keyboards, dual electric guitars, a lively brass section, and multiple distinct vocalists, Nostalgic, energetic, festive, and heart-wrenching, Japanease Traditional Melody Line, Enka, Minyou, Multi-National Musical Force, ‑excessive layering, ‑overlapping piano/guitar, ‑harsh transients, ‑phase smear, ‑distorted saturation, ‑sub-bass overload, ‑overcompression, ‑long reverb tails

A cinematic tango × enka fusion song with a mid-to-uptempo groove, Create a smoky, bar-room atmosphere with emotional depth and dramatic flair, The vocalist is a low-voiced, husky woman who sings with clear and precise pronunciation, never dropping syllables, The theme is a woman rising from heartbreak, regaining strength, and walking toward her future with dignity, She sings boldly as she strides through a snowy city street, treating it like a stage, moving with a confident catwalk energy, Use tango-style instruments such as bandoneon, violin, double bass, and rhythmic guitar, blended with the emotional ornamentation and expressive phrasing of enka, The melody should be catchy, powerful, and full of pathos, with dynamic swells and a dramatic buildup, Atmosphere: smoky, sensual, resolute, cinematic, and empowering

Create a cinematic Japanese-inspired track blending Ancient-themed film miyabi atmosphere with Avant-Garde Bass House × Dark Future Bass with Breakbeats and Jazzy Elements, slow-burning and seductive rather than aggressive, featuring traditional Japanese scales, low-tempo taiko-like percussion, muted shamisen and koto textures, subtle noh-style breathy female vocals, deep sub-bass pulses that feel like spreading smoke, jazz-influenced minor chords, restrained swing rhythms, and fractured breakbeats that enter gradually, with long pauses and silence used as tension, echoing kiseru smoke gestures through reversed FX, vinyl crackle, ember-like hi-hats, and airy reverb tails, maintaining a controlled, elegant, mature sensuality with a feeling of dim lantern-lit corridors, drifting purple smoke, quiet dominance, and hypnotic allure, avoiding pop brightness or overt aggression, evolving slowly toward a dense, immersive climax before dissolving back into smoke and silence

Japanese horror waltz with a lively but elegant festival feeling, 3/4 time signature, clear and danceable rhythm, Traditional Japanese instruments mixed with strings and light percussion, Subtle shakuhachi phrases in the background, Subtle taiko beats emphasizing the waltz pulse, Solo female vocal only, Elegant, playful, ancient presence, No male vocals, No choir, Dreamy but slightly upbeat, One gently energetic section in the middle, then return to calm, Ceremonial celebration, beautiful and unsettling, End with a soft, playful female laugh, Total length around 3 minutes

lo-fi, chill, song of tea of tears, funny irony, brightness, chorus, アカペラ, 口笛, beautiful small symphony, studio quality sound, 癒しの一曲, glitch, レコードの擦り切れる音, 和風ソング, drums, dramatic

Instruments: Harpsichord, pipe organ, string quartet, distorted electric guitar, layered drums, bells and chimes, jananese traditional Instruments, koto ryuteki, sho

Japanese Traditional Rock, Shamisen & Shakuhachi Fronted Entire Track, Absolutely Dominant, Leading All Rhythm & Melody, Wild & Ritualistic Plucking & Blowing, Rapid Riffs & Explosive Accents Driving Kick & Percussion, Emotional & Ceremonial Melodies with Crying Vibrato, Fully Free, Energetic & Ritualistic Expression; Japanese Traditional Rock × Epic Cinematic Rock × Nu-Metal × Grunge × K-Pop, Fast-BPM, Heroic Gundam-Style Opening, Female Airy Husky Vocal: Whisper→Surge→Soar, Trembling Vibrato, Layered Chorus, Minor→Sudden Major, Silence→Explosive Drops, Perfectly In Key; All Other Instruments Fully Subordinate & Background Only, Mix-Top Fronted, Hyper-Realistic Strings, Brass, Timpani, Piano Arpeggios, Massive Synth Pads, Space FX, Crystal-Clear Ultra-Hi-Fi Studio Quality, Maximum Separation, No Muddiness/Masking, Maximum Epicness, Emotional & Adrenaline-Charged, Shamisen & Shakuhachi Fully Driving Rhythm, Melody, Ritual Energy & Epic Tension Throughout Entire Track

BPM:180(Fast&Dramatic), rock, Flute, shakuhachi, koto, Tsugaru shamisen, guitar, Japanese drum, Emotional, Dramatic

Synthesizer lead, Synth Pad, sequenced drums 4 on the foor, Synth bass, electric guitar, piano, Flute, koto, harp, Tsugaru shamisen

ska punk with strong matsuri influence, energetic and comedic, driven by taiko drums layered with standard drum kit to form a hybrid rhythmic backbone, shamisen plays lead riffs and percussive strums, locking in with bright brass stabs and offbeat guitar chops, walking bass maintains ska groove while taiko provides festival-style accents and rolling fills, shamisen interjections weave through trumpet, trombone, and sax, creating a playful duel between Japanese and ska elements, vocals are frantic and humorous with call-and-response, occasional “yabai!” or crowd shouts, sudden breaks, tempo shifts, and percussive clapping intensify the sense of chaotic matsuri carnival, overall sound is colorful, festival-driven ska punk where shamisen and taiko are always audible and central

mysterious seductive dark atmospheric instrumental, slow beautiful haunting dragon flute melody, enigmatic fox-masked boy vanishing into night shadows, suspicious breakbeats and drum and bass rhythms, eerie nocturnal shadowy seductive beauty

Japanese light wa-pop, major key, soft and bright mood, teen female vocal, gentle and airy tone, shamisen light rhythm phrases, koto soft backing, minimal taiko accents, hand claps, acoustic pop band feel with subtle electronic elements, clean mix, warm reverb, new year atmosphere, casual and hopeful, daily life feeling

ritual industrial techno, dark cinematic, japanese gagaku, taiko drums, shō/hichiriki, shamisen, distorted bass, female chant, ominous, 150bpm, minor, polyrhythmic, dubstep, add a hard instrumental interlude before the bridge: 8-bar taiko + industrial percussion solo, shō drone, hichiriki stabs, glitch fills, huge bass drop, no vocals

Aggressive Math Rock, Dark J-Pop, Shamisen and Koto Fusion, Sharp Pizzicato Strings, Fast BPM, High Tension, Glitchy Electronic elements, Cinematic and Eerie

Comedy Rock, J-Pop Humor, Rap Instrumentation: Electric Guitar, Bass, Drums, Light Beatbox Rhythm: Mid-fast, Bounce Mood: Playful, Shocked, Light Chaos Texture: Tight & Snappy Vocal: Energetic, Comedic Rap Flow Production Notes: Punchy accents on punchlines, keep rhythmic clarity for rap

BPM:180(Fast&Dramatic), rock, shakuhachi, koto, shamisen, piano, Japanese drum, Emotional, Dramatic

Bossa Nova, Minor, 96 BPM, Sexy whispering female soprano vocal, Shamisen (bossa nova style strumming, authentic rhythmic muting), Koto (percussive string slapping, rhythmic wooden body tapping, sharp syncopated accents), Sensual nocturnal Japanese fusion

Soul music, trumpet, melancholy, chic, adult sexiness, movement and stillness, 60's, Vocaloid

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Gabber × Japanese Taiko × Ritual Festival × Traditional Japanese Atmosphere Tempo:198 Bpm Song Length:2 Minutes Mood: Ritualistic, Intimate, Deep, Physical, Calm On The Surface, Violent In The Low End Concept: Matcha Ceremony As A Sonic Ritual, The Gabber Kick Represents Bitter Matcha Dropping Into The Body, Soft Whispered Vocals Against Extremely Hard Rhythm, Structure: 2:00 Ritual Song Structure Intro (0:00–0:20): Near Silence, Breath Sounds And Low Air Movement, Deep Japanese Taiko Rolls (Very Sparse), Female Whisper Voice Very Close To The Mic, Slow Tension Build Verse 1 (0:20–0:50): Minimal Gabber Kick (Filtered, Low Energy), Taiko Accents Between Kicks, Japanese Traditional Scale Atmosphere, Whispered Japanese Vocals, Calm, Focused, Meditative Pre-Drop (0:50–1:10): Kick Slowly Opens, Heartbeat-Like Taiko, Breathing Becomes Audible, Rising Pressure Without Full Release Main Drop (1:10–1:35): Full Power Gabber Kick, Long Tail, Heavy Low-End Pressure, Large

This track is an upbeat, high-energy jazz fusion piece with a strong emphasis on brass and a driving rhythm section, The tempo is fast, around 180 BPM, and the key is C major, The song opens with a prominent brass section featuring trumpets and trombones playing a syncopated, catchy melody, A walking bass line provides a solid foundation, complemented by a tight drum beat with a strong snare emphasis, The guitar plays rhythmic chords, adding to the harmonic texture, The male lead vocal is clear and energetic, delivered in a tenor range, During instrumental breaks, the brass section takes the lead with intricate melodic lines and occasional saxophone solos, The production is clean and bright, with all instruments well-balanced in the mix, The song structure follows a verse-chorus format with extended instrumental sections, The melody is highly memorable and features a call-and-response dynamic between the vocals and brass, The overall feel is celebratory and dynamic

Create a powerful hybrid track blending Japanese folk metal, modern rap-metal, and cinematic elements, Start with airy bamboo flute, taiko pulses, shamisen, and deep sub-bass textures, Transition into crushing Drop-C djent guitars with palm-muted triplets, syncopated riffs, and a thunderous double-kick groove, Add atmospheric pads, harmonic-minor leads, and subtle choir layers to preserve a divine tone, The chorus should expand into wide stereo guitars with a bright melodic hook, contrasting the aggressive verses, Include a double-time rap section with glitch cuts, stutter FX, and rising synth risers, Finish with a brutal halftime breakdown accented by taiko and a radiant outro, Vocal style: a powerful female voice, sharp, very sultry, decadent, exaggerated vibrato, frequent kobushi turns, Rolled R consonants, sneering phrasing, playful sarcasm, precise rap delivery; and wide dynamic range to match the dramatic shifts of the track, heavy bass line, ‑guitar solo, ‑shout, ‑scream

Extreme High-pitched Shamisen solo, Piercing sharp plectrum attack, Plucked string texture, Strictly No Brass, No Horns, No Woodwinds, Female ethereal R&B vocals, Heavy Gqom sub-bass, 120bpm, Japanese Pentatonic, Dry acoustics, Minimalist mix, High-frequency clarity, Silent middle range, Groovy

Enka vocals, Powerful emotional female singer, Koto, Shakuhachi, Spanish guitar, Percussive acoustic guitar, Elegant Bossa Nova rhythm, Strong accent, Taisho Romance, Melancholic, Cinematic, Minor key

Style: Alternative Rock Main elements: Uilleann Pipes, Bagpipes, Irish Flute, koto, electric guitar instruments, not decorative, Played aggressively, rhythmic, and repetitive, Traditional Japanese instruments processed heavily: granular delay, glitch stutter, looping fragments, treated like synth arpeggiators, Genre: Electro Alternative Rock Emotional Guitar, electronic bass, minimal synth bass underneath, warm pads, The intro begins with quiet piano and Irish flute, Arpeggio-driven structure, Circular, non-progressive feeling, like memories trapped in a loop, Female vocal, fragile and distant, repeating the same phrase obsessively, Japanese tradition colliding with modern glitch electronics, unnatural but beautiful chemistry

gagaku, Japanese string instruments, traditional Japanese instruments, Guqin, shamisen, funk, progressive metal, female vocals, mixed voice, funky bass, high speed tempo, Bounce Beat, 16 beats, japanese style, japanese melody

SUPER-EPIC/BITTERSWEET/MELLOW NOIR JAPANESE TRADITIONAL fue-DUB/GAGAKU-DOPE-BREAKS WORLD MUSIC ALT-GAGAKU-SUITE, ULTRA-DEEP-Jazz-AMBIENT DARK-ORIENTAL PSYCHE GROOVE by WORLD-CLASS CLASSICAL 81-piece-orchestra Progressive GAGAKU DOPE jam LIVE, Virtuoso Shamisen Shredding, Technical Koto Runs Shakuhachi Amazing Technique, Live Session Vibe, Master-class Groove, Heavy Syncopation, Ghost Notes on Snare & Taiko, Dry Acoustics, Close Miking (ASMR quality), Practice Room Chaos, Tuning Noises, Coughing and Throat Clearing, Call and Response Interplay, Improvisational Jam Session, Hichiriki vs Tenor Saxophone, Biwa Slap Percussion, Taiko Polyrhythms, Complex Time Signatures (7/8, 5/4), SHAMISEN trading licks with O-Daiko drum, FUE vs Sho Chords, Experimental Avant-Garde GAGAKU, Raw but ZEN Energy, Organic but HEAVY Textures, Party Atmosphere, Dynamic Swells, Unpredictable Structure, Broken Rhythms, Human Error Aesthetic, TOP QUALITY FOR ALL, incomprehensible/comprehensive neo-artistic catharsis

Genre: Epic Ballad, cinematic, J-Pop Ballad, Dream Pop, Mood: Dreamy Solemn, emotional, spiritual, tragic Tempo: Slow (76–86 BPM) Key: E minor, Pentatonic Scale, Vocal: Female vocal, elegant, ethereal, emotional, clear and controlled, soft breathy tone, graceful phrasing, cinematic presence Instruments: - Grand Piano (main harmony, emotional foundation) - Acoustic guitar (arpeggio) - String ensemble (slow build, wide and dramatic in chorus) - Soft atmospheric pad (ethereal texture) - Low bass (very subtle, warm) - Cinematic low percussion (taiko-like, extremely subtle) - drum set - suzu bell (only Japanese instrument, no melody lead) Style keywords: ethereal vocal, elegant, cinematic, Dreamy, Aesthetic, mythological, tragic love, moon, prayer, timeless, melodical

Genre: Heian Rock / Japanese Rock Mood: tragic, mystical, dark romantic Tempo: slow–mid (90–105 BPM) Key: minor Instruments: distorted electric guitar with Japanese melodic scales, bass, drums, taiko, shakuhachi or shinobue Structure: intro – verse – verse – pre-chorus – chorus – bridge – final chorus Dynamics: quiet verses, explosive chorus Atmosphere: ancient Japan, curse, thousand-year sleep, tragic love Vocal style: female, clear but emotional, whispery verses and powerful chorus

Elegant Japanese fantasy song with refined and bewitching atmosphere, Tempo slow to mid around 70 BPM, Nocturnal mood under a full moon, Traditional Japanese instruments lead: koto plays slow resonant phrases with long decay, shamisen adds restrained low-register pulses, shakuhachi breathes airy and sensual tones, Taiko is used sparingly with soft ceremonial strikes, Modern elements are minimal: faint ambient pads and distant low drones only to deepen fantasy space, Melody is minor-based, graceful, and subtle, unfolding slowly without climax, Vocal is Japanese, feminine or androgynous, intimate and controlled, almost whispering, never powerful, Chorus blooms gently without explosion, Deep moonlit reverb creates a vast silent night, Mood: 雅, 妖艶, 静謐, 幻想, 月夜の儀式

A square-format anime-style illustration of a colorful, surreal shrine inspired by a fictional cyber ritual, featuring a cute young shrine maiden with short hair styled neatly above the shoulders, soft bangs framing her face, and a gentle yet mysterious expression, wearing a modernized and fashionable shrine maiden outfit based on traditional miko clothing but redesigned with sleeveless cuts, a subtle neckline showing a modest cleavage, layered fabrics, decorative cords, bells, and glowing accents, blending traditional red and white with neon highlights and futuristic details, her outfit feeling stylish and enchanting rather than purely ceremonial, standing full-body from head to feet in the center of the scene, her posture relaxed and rhythmic as if maintaining an invisible barrier through movement, hands posed naturally and correctly, holding a small ritual bell or charm, surrounded by a vibrant shrine background filled with colorful torii gates, floating talismans, glowing paper cha