I believe in reincarnation. We die and are reborn. I believe it is a sacred ritual and a law of the universe. At that moment, a mundane human being can become a divine being from another dimension.


Reincarnation

When people think of those who have passed away, they feel tender. It feels as if flowers are blooming in their hearts. Those flowers will never wither. They will always be able to meet that person in their hearts.

Flower Of Mind

心に咲く花
悲しい時その花は語りかける
心に咲く花
うれしい時にその花は微笑む

人の心にはいくつもの花が咲いている
母という花
父という花
兄弟、姉妹
みんな花となって心に咲いている
みんな花となって私を見つめている

いつか誰かがいなくなっても
いつか誰もいなくなっても
心の花は枯れない
心の花は語りかける

いつまでもいつまでも
心の花は咲き続ける
風が吹いても
雨が降っても
その花は枯れることはない

手を伸ばせば
いつでもそこにある
そして微笑みかける
「元気？」
「今日は何があったの？」
だから寂しくない
だから生きてゆける

明日も心の花と一緒に
生きて行ける
生きてゆこう
生きてゆこう


flowers blooming in the heart
When you're sad, the flower speaks
flowers blooming in the heart
The flower smiles when it's happy


Many flowers are blooming in people's hearts
flower called mother
flower called father
Brothers and sisters
Everyone becomes a flower and blooms in my heart
everyone turned into flowers and stared at me

Even if someone disappears someday
Even if someday there's no one left
the flower of my heart never withers
the flower of the heart speaks

forever and ever
the flower of my heart continues to bloom
even if the wind blows
even if it rains
the flower never withers

if you reach out
always there
and smile
"well?"
"What happened today?"
so I'm not lonely
so i can live

Tomorrow too, together with the flowers in my heart
can live
let's live
let's live



Flower Of Mind

Many people died in the earthquake disaster in Japan. I feel as though the souls of those who died in the earthquake and tsunami are still watching us from somewhere. There are so many lives lost unwillingly. Even 1,000 candles would not be enough. But that light must not go out. It must not be put out.


Thousand Lights

祭 Matsuri
Everyone has experienced the emptiness that comes after a festival. The festival of life is the same. The bygone era was like a festival. Why was it so enthusiastic?



幻童 Gendou
He aspires to live a free life like the Mongolian nomads. He is not tied to one place, but lives by changing his location from place to place. He endures the fierce battle against nature to protect his family.


幻童

瞬 Matataki
In the vastness of the universe, even the galaxy is a small existence. The solar system within it is even smaller, and one star within it, the Earth, is even smaller. Our lives are only a moment in the eternal flow of time. For that moment, we envy, hate, and fight. How ugly!



Looking up at the sky, clouds are floating today. Sometimes there are stormy days. It's just like life itself. Worrying about a friend who has gone far away is like worrying about the changing scenery of the sky.


Your Sky～君の空は晴れているか

空は人の心を映す
晴れた心で見れば晴れている
曇った心で見れば曇って見える
たとえ雨でも心が晴れていれば
楽しいだろう
いつも君の心の空が
晴れていることを
願う


他界した友人を悼んで作った「時・風・土　JI-FU-DO」の1曲。
囁くようなテーマから始まり
やがて大勢の人達が集まり大合唱になる
また追憶のようにテーマに戻り
楽しかった記憶はそこで途絶える
あの時の空は忘れられない

Your Sky - Is your sky clear?

The sky reflects people's hearts.
If you look at it with a clear heart, it's clear.
If you look at it with a cloudy heart, it looks cloudy.
Even if it's raining, it'll be fun if your heart is clear.
I hope the sky in your heart is always clear.

A song from "Time, Wind, Earth JI-FU-DO" written in memory of a friend who passed away.
It starts with a whispering theme, and before long many people gather and sing together.
The song returns to the theme as if reminiscing.
The happy memories end there.
I can't forget the sky at that time.

Your Sky～君の空は晴れているか

Kaneko Takuji /synthesizer player/music composer/ and more.
Japanese/man/a.k.a. peaceforchild/

I am a Japanese synthesizer player. The first instrument I played was the electric organ. Then I started learning classical piano in my early childhood, and continued until I graduated from high school. In high school, I played keyboards in a rock band cover band. It was when hard rock was popular! Just like you guys, right? (laughs) Then, in college, I bought a synthesizer with my part-time job money. The first one I bought was a YAMAHA CS-10. Then I bought a Roland JX-10 and others. At college, I met some fellow musicians and started making synthesizer music and sending demos to indie labels. I made a few cassette tapes. I was invited to join Over Records in Ogaki City. I worked on arranging bands and commercial music. Eventually, the era of making music with computers came around, so I bought Cubase and started composing. I combined a synthesizer with a laser and performed laser shows for 20 years. Around 2000, I started introducing songs on my own homepage, and decided to start making digital albums. The first song I made was "Raise Japan." This was made during the Great East Japan Earthquake in 2011. The next song I released was "Laser Devotion Jupiter Crisis." This song is a collection of songs from laser shows. It was followed by "Lullaby Of The Earth," "Light Of Synthesizer," "Birth," and "Time, Wind, Earth JI-FU-DO." I also do live streaming, and I've been doing "Syn Night Live" on YouTube for five years.

My music is different from what's popular these days. People like to listen to noisy, clattering, noisy music. I don't understand it at all. I like music that emphasizes more melody, music that is more Japanese, and majestic songs with intense drum sounds. Maybe the blood I inherited from my ancestors makes me make that kind of music. Sometimes when I'm composing a song, my blood just gets really excited. In those cases, I don't think about the details like rhythm patterns or chord progressions anymore. I just play and record. I feel like I'm being pulled by something. That's how I write songs.

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