Hiromi Ota and Mayo Shono, two female singers who represent Japanese pop music, take the stage. Debuting in 1974 with “Ame-dare” (Raindrops), Ota has sung numerous classics including “Cotton Handkerchief,” helping to open the path for today’s J-Pop female vocalists. Mayo Shono, who debuted in 1976, achieved major hits with songs like “Fly to Istanbul” and “Cheers in Monte Carlo,” and has remained popular through a wide range of activities. As neo-music singers who transcend the genres of folk and kayōkyoku, the two have continued to captivate many fans to the present. A collaboration featuring these two artists’ representative songs, along with Kyōhei Tsutsumi’s works, is truly a must-listen. Please take your time to thoroughly enjoy their voices, which remain as captivating as ever.

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