On October 3, I’ll be singing as a member of the newly formed choir “Setagaya Egrets,” including a solo part, at Setagaya Egret Hall in Tokyo. 🕊️🎶
The concert is produced by Reiko Yukawa, a renowned music critic and lyricist, known for writing lyrics for many Japanese hit songs as well as Japanese versions of Disney songs including Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, Pocahontas, and Tarzan.
The lineup also includes legendary singer Masaki Ueda & his R&B BAND, Tokyo Josei Choir, and the wonderful Setagaya Egrets, with radio personality Yasuhiko Akasaka as MC. ✨
As a singer-songwriter, I have mainly shared music through my own voice as a solo artist.
This time, I’m very happy to have the opportunity to create music by bringing our voices together with so many wonderful people.
One voice becomes many.
And many voices become one.
I hope we can share the power of voice and music together with everyone in the audience. 🍀✨
[Live Performance Announcement: Mini-live decided for the movie "Memory Door" screening event!!]
The movie "Memory Door," for which I sang the theme song, is currently showing in theaters nationwide.
I have been invited to perform a special mini-live at the upcoming screening event on March 8th at "Haretara Sora ni Mamemaite" in Daikanyama! ✨
It’s been a while since my last performance in Tokyo. 🙌✨
I’ve always dreamed of singing at this beautiful venue, and I’m so thrilled to have the opportunity to meet all of you alongside this precious film.
To everyone who has already reserved tickets, I want to express my deepest gratitude for your warm support. ✨ Thank you so much! 🙏✨
I would love for you to join us and experience this special moment where cinema and music intertwine. 🎬
【🎬✨ I wrote, composed, and performed the theme song.】
“Memory Door” is a gentle and heartfelt film that explores themes of dementia, young carers, and human dignity.
Drawing from my time studying social welfare, my experiences with people living with dementia, and the emotions this film evoked in me,
I carefully gathered each feeling and wove them into the theme song
“Ashita ni Nareba” (“When Tomorrow Comes”).
Through encounters and bittersweet farewells,
this song has become deeply meaningful to me,
filled with gratitude.
The film will be released on January 16, 2026,
at Human Trust Cinema Yurakucho in Tokyo.
