Great soundtrack. I often go to work on my computer. No matches. I also recommend watching the show.

For the critically acclaimed comedy romance film THE YELLOW HANDKERCHIEF, Masaru Sato provided a delightful little score that is bright and peppy with some very serious but not overly dark passages. The fully orchestral score itself does not “sound” particularly Japanese in nature but it does contain one ethnic source cue as the final track.

Wow so much for your money, well worth the expenditure in my humble opinion, firstly double CD with so many different styles and then there's the DVD as of yet haven't had chance to see, but if anything like CDs will be good

Japan always ,and i mean always out does the U.S. in a lot of c.d. releases ad soundtracks ,as is evident here !! not much different on the music ,the the packaging says it all,beautiful !! another GREAT c.d. from Japan..

She is divine. The voice, the presentation of the material and its symphonic reading, unearthly plasticity creates a sense of presence in paradise. The disc is very well made, a very natural sound.

Greatest drama soundtrack ever ! I was actually a great fan of that wonderful drama and, when I watched it, I was amazed by its music. Now that I listened the CD, I'm even more amazed (if it's possible). The soundtrack is really beautiful, really rythmic sometimes (you can feel the emotions of the characters just by listening), sometimes it's really sad, almost heartbreaking, especially when you remember the tragical story. Just too bad there were no picture in the Cd, to remind you the drama. It would have been great.

Kamen Rider Decade All Riders vs Dai Shocker soundtrack is the best Kamen Rider soundtrack to date. With music from the show to original music composed for this movie. This soundtrack is a must for any Kamen Rider fan. Plus Gackt's awesome ending song "The Next Decade" is super sweet.

Well... I don't like ost, but this cd, these tracks are simply WONDERFUL, FANTASTIC, AWESOME! I reccomend it, sure!

Another great composition from Kanno Yugo-san. The opening track is a wonderful piece which mixes traditional music and rock. The following tracks are also interesting to listen to. Almost all of them are earcatchy. Some tracks remind me of Koishite Akuma OST though which is also composed by Kanno-san.

As a Sarah Brightman faithful fan, I had to buy that CD, because I doubt this music will appear in any of her albuns (since it is not HER music). Except from her tracks (voice and vocalise), the whole CD is instrumental. Not that bad, just thematic: with a theme I am not used to. The brochure inside is LAME, in Black&White, with few pictures. And everything is in Japanese, although some musics have English titles. I really did not understand that. Almost all Japanese CDs I've got have translation to English. CD Japan is a really nice store! Shipping was real quick (but Brazilian customs is DULL).

Oresama no bigi ni yoi na Eh Kabaji? [Usu] Oresama has a Kabaji of his own. Blessed by the Kami with trully awesome tennis skills. {And a good Kabaji}

A brilliant soundtrack and a fitting conclusion to the series. More ominous, dark and suspensful than previous soundtracks in the Gamera series adding depth and emotion to the flying turtle and his foes. Really atmospheric but not afraid to go big,broad and epic for the climax. Highly recomended for fans of Gamera and Kow Otani.

An amazing soundtrack for an amazing drama. 'Maou' was my fave drama of 2009 and its soundtrack was my fave as well. Each track fits the drama's theme and they underline each and every scene perfectly. There couldn't be a better soundtrack for 'Maou'.

i LOVE this cd the instrumentals are just amazing! I was a little bit dissapointed that it didn't have Stepping Out the original or instrumental version, but I guess because it was only on the US version of the series. AWESOME though and fast shipping! I love cdjapan and this awesome cd!

I was very happy with my purchase it was delivered on time and in perfect condition. I look forward to making another purchase in the future.

From a fantastic Stage show to an awsome file this soundtrack is totally amazing - not ABBA but still great. Great new cover art too!

I like this OST as there is several nice soothing pieces. It can make one pause and think for a moment,

This is a wonderful show to listen to in any language. Some of the performances here might not have the same grand full-bodied gusto as in the Broadway original, but it's still a total delight. The woman playing Elpheba here cannot quite pull off those huge numbers with the same intensity as say, Idina Menzel, but that might be just because I'm so used to hearing Idina singing these songs. In other songs, such as "As Long As You're Mine", or "One Short Day" she is perfectly lovely. I love listening to the Japanese language and hearing a show that I'm so familiar with in English interpreted this way is not only hugely enjoyable but fascinating.

Even if the soundtrack only contains the instrumental tracks used in Sushi Oji!, it's worth buying for anyone who likes the series and the movie (like me). The instrumentals fits perfectly to every scene and very enjoyable to listen to.

Those who enjoyed the series will certainly enjoy the soundtrack as well. It contains all insert and background tracks featured throughout the episodes in full length. The only song missing is the original version theme song of KAT-TUN, 'Keep the Faith', but it's still featured in an alternate instrumental version which is very interesting to listen to.