"Refrain" from Eiko Kuruma's Treasure Live.
It was held to commemorate the completion of her first album "Treasure".
The producer aimed for Japanese city pop style tunes and arrangements in the 1980s. The musicians who participated in the recording were live and recording musicians of singers who supported the city pop boom, such as Anri, Junko Yagami, Takako Shirai, and Junichi Inagaki.

Eiko Kuruma's "Refrain"

"Still Believe You" from Eiko Kuruma's Treasure Live.
It was held to commemorate the completion of her first album "Treasure".
The producer aimed for Japanese city pop style tunes and arrangements in the 1980s. The musicians who participated in the recording were live and recording musicians of singers who supported the city pop boom, such as Anri, Junko Yagami, Takako Shirai, and Junichi Inagaki.

"Still Believe You"  Eiko Kuruma

"道" from Eiko Kuruma's Treasure Live.
It was held to commemorate the completion of her first album "Treasure".
The producer aimed for Japanese city pop style tunes and arrangements in the 1980s. The musicians who participated in the recording were live and recording musicians of singers who supported the city pop boom, such as Anri, Junko Yagami, Takako Shirai, and Junichi Inagaki.

道(Michi) - Eiko Kuruma Treasure Live

"ゆりかご" from Eiko Kuruma's Treasure Live.
It was held to commemorate the completion of her first album "Treasure".
The producer aimed for Japanese city pop style tunes and arrangements in the 1980s. The musicians who participated in the recording were live and recording musicians of singers who supported the city pop boom, such as Anri, Junko Yagami, Takako Shirai, and Junichi Inagaki.

ゆりかご - Eiko Kuruma Treasure Live

"Az-ONE" from Eiko Kuruma's Treasure Live.
It was held to commemorate the completion of her first album "Treasure".
This song is the official cheering song for the rugby team MARUWA Az-Momotaros.

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