Hello, this is Mocco.

I like to sing karaoke, but recently, due to the circumstances of the world, I have not had the opportunity to sing with anyone.
Recently, however, I have resumed practicing cello and have turned my practice space into a karaoke studio where I can play my instrument.　At that time, I practice my instrument and then do a little karaoke by myself.

So today, I would like to introduce a Japanese song that I sing at karaoke.

Japanese song that I sing at karaoke

This is a very nostalgic song. It is a memorable song for me.
I sang this song at my second son's preschool graduation ceremony to celebrate as a parent.　As a working mother, my preschool graduation was a very memorable ceremony. I cried a lot.　I still get teary-eyed when I hear this song.

The song was created by a group from Okinawa. Can you feel the wonderful atmosphere of Okinawa?
The title of the song is an Okinawan dialect expression for the phrase "tears spilling down.

It's an enka song called "Tsugaru Kaikyo Fuyunkei."（津軽海峡冬景色）
I often sing this song when I go to karaoke because most Japanese people, regardless of generation, know it.

Various other songs I like.

What is your favorite song?