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A pop song featuring the pure singing voice and melodies of Tsutsumi Kyohei.
This single was produced by the duo of Arima Mieko and Tsutsumi Kyohei. "Hitokkaera no Junjou" reached number 3 on the Oricon charts and was their signature work, which was also featured in the 24th NHK Kouhaku Uta Gassen.
"Hitokkakera no Junjou," with its arrangement of light brass and strings intertwined with Minami Saori's clear vocals, is a song that symbolizes the pop music of the early 1970s. It vividly depicts the emotions of a girl confused by love, and the composition highlights Tsutsumi Kyohei's sense of melody. The crystal-clear vocals and meticulous orchestration are in perfect harmony, demonstrating the perfection of idol pop music at the time. The B-side, "Toukitoru Yuugure," also leaves an impression with its delicate melody, and the single as a whole exudes the scent of youth.
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