1.会津磐梯山(福島県民謡)
2.黒田節(福岡県民謡)
3.ソーラン節(北海道民謡)
4. Choshi Tairyo-bushi (Chiba Prefecture Folk Song)
5. Asatoya Yunta (Okinawan folk song)
6. Tsugaru Jongara Bushi (Aomori Prefecture Folk Song)
7.常磐炭坑節(茨城県民謡)
8.真室川音頭(山形県民謡)
9. Yagi-bushi (Gunma Prefecture folk song)
10. Kagoshima Ohara-bushi (Kagoshima Prefecture Folk Song)
11.佐渡おけさ(新潟県民謡)
12. Awa Odori (Tokushima Prefecture Folk Song)
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SOUND FUJI is
Timeless, high-quality music
A focused archive project.
Exploring popular works and artists,
With the aim of unearthing fascinating works and recordings that have been dormant.
Through columns, interviews, playlists, etc.
For a wide range of listeners across generations and borders
We will provide a rich musical experience.
SOUND FUJI is an archive project by King Records dedicated to timeless,
quality music that continues to resonate across generations.
Through columns, interviews, playlists, and more, we explore celebrated works and artists while also uncovering hidden gems and overlooked recordings, offering rich musical experiences to diverse listeners around the world.
The origin of SOUND FUJI
Origin of SOUND FUJI
Japanese music, while commonplace for Japanese people, possesses a beauty and charm that inspires and moves people, enriching their daily lives.
The name of this website, SOUND FUJI, was chosen to liken this kind of music to Mount Fuji, a symbol of Japan that has captivated people with its beauty since ancient times.
This project embodies the hope that music born in Japan will become a symbol of Japanese culture, just like this famous mountain.
Furthermore, King Records, the company that operates this website, used the label name "Fuji Onban" during the Pacific War. We incorporated this historical element into the site name with the hope of increasing listeners' interest in the background and history surrounding music.