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Start Date: April 24, 2022
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Ichiko Aoba - Utabiko

Utabiko is the 3rd album by Ichiko Aoba. It was released in 2012.
The third album "Utabiko" released in January 2012, just one year after the previous work "Origami". Since her debut at the age of 19, all eight epics released from inside her, which has grown rapidly through various encounters and experiences, seem to look into her closed inner universe until then. It is filled with the kindness and the warmth of sunlight through the trees, as if the door was gently opened to the outside, leaving behind the danger and loneliness. The long-awaited first LP of this emotional movement that also includes a cover of the famous song "3 Biki no Kuma" by the beloved Taeko Ohnuki & Ryuichi Sakamoto!

Format: LP Record
Label: P-VINE Catalog Number: PLP-6784 Release Year: 2021
Number of Discs: 1 Length:

Track Lists: [Side A]
1.IMPERIAL SMOKE TOWN
2.KANASHII YUME WO MITARA
3.WATASHI NO NUSUTTO
4.HADASHI NO NIWA
[Side B]
1.ANATA NO KAZARI
2.SANBIKI NO KUMA
3.KISEKI HA ITSUDEMO
4.HIKARI NO FURUSATO
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