Fanfare - Koji Tamaki (No bonus features)

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■CD 《Track Listing》 1. Fanfare 2. Fanfare -Instrumental- 3. JUNK LAND -Live at Tokyo International Forum 1997.11.22- 4. MR. LONELY -Live at Tokyo International Forum 1997.11.22-

Koji Tamaki's 28th Single - Theme Song for the TBS Sunday Drama "The Royal Family" (October 2025)

Koji Tamaki's 28th single, "Fanfare," is the theme song for the TBS Sunday Drama "The Royal Family" (October 2025). Set in the world of horse racing, it's a grand story of adults who relentlessly pursue their dreams, creating miracles through the bonds of family and friends. This theme song was written specifically for the drama, drawing on Tamaki's own life, having been born and raised in Hokkaido where horses were a familiar presence. The exhilarating melody and overwhelming vocals make this a song of encouragement for those who, despite sometimes being hurt, strive to live for the things they love and cherish. The B-side includes "JUNK LAND" and "MR. LONELY" from the precious live recording of "CONCERT TOUR 1997 JUNK LAND," held at the Tokyo International Forum on November 22, 1997. With this single's release by Sony Music Labels, the live recordings that captured the hearts of many are being released on CD for the first time.

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Koji Tamaki's 28th single, "Fanfare," is the theme song for the TBS Sunday drama "The Royal Family," airing in October 2025. Set in the world of horse racing, it's a grand story of adults who relentlessly pursue their dreams, creating miracles through the bonds of family and friends. This theme song was written by Tamaki, drawing on his own life, having been born and raised in Hokkaido where horses were a familiar presence. The exhilarating melody and overwhelming vocals make this anthem of encouragement for those who, despite sometimes being hurt, strive to live for the things they love and cherish. The B-side includes "JUNK LAND" and "MR. LONELY" from a valuable live recording of the "CONCERT TOUR 1997 JUNK LAND" concert held at the Tokyo International Forum on November 22, 1997. With this single's release by Sony Music Labels, the live recordings that captured the hearts of so many are being released on CD for the first time. (C)RS MHCL-3144