Jerry Fujio - Toku We Ikitai / Young Seven (Wakai Niji) Records Mail Order DUB STORE UK

Item Number	:	1770352
Number of discs	:	1
Approx. year	:	1962
Genre	:	Japanese Pop/Rock
Catalog number	:	TP-1216
Condition	:	Excellent (EX)
Jacket condition	:	Very Good Plus (VG+)
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The longing for travel depicted in Showa era pop songs

Jerry Fujio's cheerful singing voice evokes thoughts of faraway places.

This is a masterpiece that sings in simple words about the universal desire to travel far away. As the B-side title, "Young Seven," suggests, it also conveys sympathy for the younger generation. It is a song beloved by people of all generations, beautifully expressing the healthy brightness and simple emotion inherent in Japanese pop music of the 1960s.