There is no choice but to move forward, that is all. After the Kanze Noh Theater Hall concert "Ungaisoten," Tokyo Rickshaw aims for the state of "Meikyo Shisui" beyond it. Their latest work is delivered with new feelings. They have continued forward by turning into strength both the frustrations carved into their journey so far and the gratitude toward everyone who has supported them. Facing forward even on the edge of a cliff and following the path they believe in no matter how rough it is, this song directly depicts the masculine way of life that defines Tokyo Rickshaw. "Yusha no Wadachi" is a soulful message song dedicated to everyone who continues taking steps forward even in the midst of uncertainty. With quiet determination and unwavering feelings in their hearts, this song gently yet powerfully pushes forward the backs of people living in the present. "Nakama ga Ita Kara sa," included on Type-C, is a message song from Tokyo Rickshaw dedicated to the fans, or comrades, who have walked with them so far and will continue to walk with them from here on.