I might have invented a time machine. When he violently raises and lowers the pitch of a phrase to create a strange impression, the sense of listening to the rhythm of that part stops. 
 This song is only 3 minutes long, but for some reason it feels like it's longer. Time expands and contracts in music. In reality, the song is probably just sluggish because the rhythm includes parts that don't have a good rhythm.
 However, I exist within this song as a time traveler.

Time travel  in the song (277)

I continue to create music with new structures, turning my back on so-called popular music. You're more likely to be turned away by your listeners than to be appreciated.
However, humans have a gene that favors curiosity, so-called adventure, and when this gene is activated, they leave their comfort zone and want to find out what lies ahead.
The meaning of the Japanese word "Amekaze-syokudo" is that the owner of a shop for children earns money by running a bar behind the shop where you can drink alcohol from the morning. It's a selfish business. I use this phrase as a warning, vowing to "take music seriously."

Time travel in the song (277)

Amekaze Hanako-syokudo