
- ' 1 ' LP and
- 'Kokiriko Bushi' 7" vinyl
- April 21, 2018 OUT
- # Record Store Day

- 1
LP - HRLP116
JPY3,240 - Side A
- Antagata Dokosa
- Hotarukoi
- I've been working on the railroad
- Londonderry Air
- Side B
- Machibouke
- Mogamigawa Funauta
- Anomachi Konomachi
- Kagome Kagome

- Kokiriko Bushi /
Kokiriko Bushi Dub Mix 7" vinyl - HR7S087
JPY1,620 - Side A
- Kokiriko Bushi
- Side B
- Kokiriko Bushi Dub Mix

- Yusan
- DDCB-12251
JPY1,944 - 1. I've been working on the railroad
- 2. Mogamigawa Funauta
- 3. Antagata Dokosa
- 4. Mari to Tonosama
- 5. Tsukinu Kaisha
- 6. Akatonbo

- IroAwase
- DDCB-12252
JPY2,500 - 1. Hotarukoi
2. Machibouke - 3. Satoukibi Batake - Umi
- 4. Kagome Kagome
5. Takibi - 6. Shabon Dama
- 7. Anomachi Konomachi
- 8. Kokiriko Bushi
9. Yashi no Mi - 10. Londonderry Air
Hiraita Hiraita
This music video is for Kiwokuza’s “Hiraita Hiraita.” (The flower opened)
Kiwokuza is a group that reworks and performs Japanese nursery rhymes and folk songs.
“What flower opened, a lotus flower opened.” These are words sung in an old Japanese children’s song “The flower opened.”
It is known as a play song, where children join hands and form a circle. In unison with the lyrics “it opened” and “it closed,” the children spread their arms to form a big circle, and move in close to form a small circle, like a flower closing.
Kantaro, The North Wind Kid
This music video is for Kiwokuza’s “Kitakaze Kozō no Kantarō.” (Kantaro the North-Wind Kid)
Kiwokuza is a group that reworks and performs Japanese nursery rhymes and folk songs.“Kitakaze Kozō no Kantarō” is well known as a winter song for children.The video was shot in the Tomioka Silk Mill in Gunma prefecture, Japan. The mill is the origin of modern industry in Japan and was registered as a World Heritage site in 2014.
Kiwokuza is a group that reworks and performs Japanese nursery rhymes and folk songs.“Kitakaze Kozō no Kantarō” is well known as a winter song for children.The video was shot in the Tomioka Silk Mill in Gunma prefecture, Japan. The mill is the origin of modern industry in Japan and was registered as a World Heritage site in 2014.