I’m a bit of an oddball.

As an eccentric person by nature, I have always had a different sense of values from other people.

Things that didn't matter to others felt very important to me, or in what the world was making such a big deal about I had no interest in my youth.

And it wasn't as big of a deal to me as people around me thought about being out of music for a long time.

If I had the chance to sing and the switch of the desire to sing came naturally, I thought “I would be able to sing good songs....”

For me, singing is like a physiological phenomenon, and I thought that I could sing whenever my heart vibrated.

Last year, the super guitarist, Masaki Matsubara, aka Matsutsuan, who I still respect and who was one grade older than me in elementary school, passed away.

I was swallowed by a great wave of sadness over the death of Mr. Masaki Matsubara.

And after that, there was a spontaneous switch of the mind to sing.

I am satisfied with my music life because I was able to create happy works that most people can’t think of, but there was one thing that I’ve always felt regret for.

The reason is that all the fans who have loved my songs, and my family also friends who have always watched over me warmly, I have not yet let those people listened to a thank you song once.

It may come as an unexpected, but I've always been bad at public appearances.

But this time, I decided to sing a "thank you" song.

It doesn’t matter if you say, “It's too late. “

I don't care.

It doesn’t matter if there’s only one guest.

I don't care.

I determine to sing my "thank you" song.

That’s why I'm an eccentric person.　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　2017