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A masterpiece of a male-female duet single that embodies the lyricism of Showa-era pop music.
This masterpiece sings of Japan's four seasons and urban scenes while making the most of each song's unique characteristics.
On the B-side, Harada Nobuo's "Yogiri no TV Tower" features a deep, masculine vocal that stands out against the moody atmosphere created by the urban atmosphere of Toshiro Hagi's lyrics and music and Ichita Okura's arrangement. The contrasting themes of the transitions of nature and the night view of the city are expressed with the individuality of each singer, making this an album that demonstrates the rich expressive power of Showa-era pop music.
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