[Machine Translation] Omohide Meguri" ("Omohide Meguri") (Song: Kissaco) 1. Yamamoto's folky Japanese melody overlaps with the chorus of Yakushiji and Aso, creating a warm harmony. The sound arrangement is simple and emotional, with a 70's folk rock flavor. Japanese people will surely feel nostalgic. It is no exaggeration to say that this is a modern folk song. Masaki Kitamori ( Sound Producer ) A three-men folk vocal unit consisting of Hirokuni Yakushiji, Yusaku Aso, and Satoshi Yamamoto, they formed in Kyoto in 2003 and have been performing mainly at temples in Kyoto. In 2007, they moved to Yamaha Music Communication and released two singles and an album. In June 2009, they added new members and established their own label, IROHA RECORDS, and resumed their activities. This work will be the first single of the new Kissaco. Kissako" ( ) is a Zen word meaning "please relax and have a cup of tea.