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The second single “Pygmy hippopotamus” from the J-POP animal archives project “Utarium” has been digitally released and is now available on major music streaming services.
Tokyo, Japan — March 28, 2026 — “Utarium” a Japanese music project that uses J-P…
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Utarium Unveils Debut Single “Shoebill: Balaeniceps Rex” a Serene J-Pop Ballad Celebrating the Majestic Bird
Tokyo, Japan — February 28, 2026 — Emerging J-Pop project Utarium has officially…
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The complete list and official playlist of the definitive “Crickets Chirping of Japan Archives” series, a four-album compilation of the sounds of 67 species of crickets, an insect that has long been popular in Japan as a representative of chirping insects, are now available.
The complete list and official playlist of the definitive “Crickets Chirping of …
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Let’s listen it before we eat crickets as entomophagy (insect food)! The taste of crickets to be savored by the sense of hearing, not taste. The first two releases of the definitive “Crickets Chirping of Japan Archives” series, which compiles the chirps of crickets, have been completed!
In recent years, “edible crickets” and “entomophagy” have been attracting attent…
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[YouTube New Upload] Bird Song Nature Sounds: Black-faced Bunting
YouTube New Upload: Bird Song Nature Sounds of the “Black-faced Bunting…
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[YouTube New Upload] Bird Song Nature Sounds: Oriental Reed Warbler
YouTube New Upload: Bird Song Nature Sounds of the “Oriental Reed Warbler&…
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[YouTube New Upload] Bird Song Nature Sounds: Oriental Greenfinch
YouTube New Upload: Bird Song Nature Sounds of the “Oriental Greenfinch…
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[YouTube New Upload] Bird Song Nature Sounds: Brown-headed Thrush (Brown Thrush)
YouTube New Upload: Bird Song Nature Sounds of the “Brown-headed Thrush (B…
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[YouTube New Upload] Bird Song Nature Sounds: Black-browed Reed-warbler
YouTube New Upload: Bird Song Nature Sounds of the “Black-browed Reed-warb…
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[YouTube New Upload] Bird Song Nature Sounds: Oriental Cuckoo (Himalayan Cuckoo)
YouTube New Upload: Bird Song Nature Sounds of the “Oriental Cuckoo (Himal…