Name: Breeze from far away (Kaze-no Kanata) by hayato
Duration: 8 min
Description: A song for relaxation that written with an image of breeze from far away. 2016 album version.

Do you remember?
Mountains, rivers, friends, and your family in the dear old home town.
This is a nursery song for grown-up people.

"Warabe-uta" is a Japanese word that means nursery song or tune.
This song's words are sung in  Japanese.

Warabe-uta (A nursery song)[feat. Mei]

Japanese word "Komorebi"  means sunlight filtering down through the trees in English.

Komorebi

Expresses the deep love between mother and her daughter.

Mother and her daughter

A tender lullaby of instulmental arrangement.

A lullaby of breeze

Japanese word "Kakashi" means a scarecrow in English, that send crows or birds away from a farm. It is famous as one of the character of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum. This song expresses humorous and somewhat sad state of Japanese scarecrow.
2015 remix edition.

Kakashi (A Scarecrow)

A song for relaxation that written with an image of breeze from far away. 2015 brush up version.

Breeze from far away

The wind blowing in winter North Japan then run through Honshu, the main island of Japan, and at last, may become far south wind. The wind keeps on travelling. So quiet wind on the beggining of the song, then becomes angry wind, and finally again be so quiet. This song has that story.

A travel of winter wind

A song for relaxation that written with an image of breeze from far away. 2016 album version.

Breeze from far away (Kaze-no Kanata)

Full of Japanese taste, relaxation music are now sent from Hiroshima, Setouchi, Japan.

Breeze from far away (Kaze-no Kanata)

hayato

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