“Suzue” released the new music song “Songs of Japan:Timeless Childhood Classics”
“Suzue” just dropped the new and hot song “Songs of Japan:Timeless Childhood Classics”. It will contain the song 'My Hometown - Furusato', 'New Year's Day', 'Sakura Sakura', 'Springtime in Japan', 'Carp in the Wind', 'Summer Has Come', 'Mt. FUJI', 'Village Festival', 'Red Dragonfly', 'Who May Pass This Way?' total of 12songs. Enjoy the J-Pop sound from the far east Asia.
Songs of Japan: Timeless Childhood Classics
Beloved across generations, dōyō and shōka are traditional Japanese songs that connect hearts and preserve the spirit of Japan.
Produced at the historic turning point from the Heisei era to the Reiwa era, this album is a special project created by the Shinto community, titled Kokoro no Furusato - Songs of Japan.
Now released worldwide via digital streaming, the album features renowned producer Toshiki Kadomatsu, who brings a contemporary AOR sensibility to these timeless melodies. Shinto priest and vocalist Suzue delivers a pure, transparent voice that feels both fresh and deeply nostalgic.
These familiar songs evoke vivid images of Japan's four seasons-spring blossoms, summer rivers, autumn skies, and winter gatherings.
At a time when traditional songs are sung less frequently in educational settings, this album helps preserve Japan's spiritual heritage and emotional landscape through melodies and words imbued with kotodama-the spiritual power of language.
A heartfelt collection created to pass on the enduring spirit of Japan to future generations.
You can find and check the “Songs of Japan:Timeless Childhood Classics” at 'Apple Music', 'Spotify', 'LINE MUSIC', 'iTunes Store', 'Amazon Music Unlimited' etc. Click here to see. Songs of Japan:Timeless Childhood Classics
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1：
My Hometown - Furusato
Suzue
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2：
New Year's Day
Suzue
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3：
Sakura Sakura
Suzue
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4：
Springtime in Japan
Suzue
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5：
Carp in the Wind
Suzue
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6：
Summer Has Come
Suzue
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7：
Mt. FUJI
Suzue
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8：
Village Festival
Suzue
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9：
Red Dragonfly
Suzue
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10：
Who May Pass This Way?
Suzue
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11：
Auld Lang Syne (Japanese Version)
Suzue
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12：
Japan's National Anthem
Suzue
Relase date：2026-02-11
Studio Yushiri
Genre：
J-Pop /
New Age /
Folk
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Suzue
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Suzue
Singer/ Song writer, Shinto priestess
Shinto-Priestess (Ono Hachiman Shrine)
Rev.Suzue was born in Sao Paulo, Brazil, in 1978, and raised in Tokyo, Aomori and Kobe, Japan. In 2002, she released her first album,"Umashiashikabi", which received critical acclaim in the press. In January 2006, she moved to New York as a goodwill ambassador priestess to propagate Japanese Shinto culture. 2007, She held the recital in Carnegie Hall (NYC), The audience were standing ovation and admired. it proved that there is no border in her musicality. Her concert was successful also in Brazil, Russia, China and Thailand.
She collaborated as a singer on the new album of the Grammy-nominated world-music group 1 Giant Leap, entitled " What About Me? ", which released worldwide in the summer of 2008. She released her 2nd album,"Konohanasakuya", in 2009.
Inspired by her poetic interaction with mountains, rivers, flowers and trees, she sings about the relationship between nature and humans, as well as the inner dimensions of human nature, so as to kindle in the people of Japan and around the world a sense of awe and appreciation for life.
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