Mahora no Tsuki

Mahora no Tsuki (まほらの月; The Moon Viewed From a Beautiful Place) is the folk duo Priest's debut album. It was released on July 8, 2006, three years after their first single Sotoyama-bushi.
==Tracklist==
#Satoyouta (里夜唄; Night in Our Native Land)
#Gajumaru no Ki (ガジュマルの樹; The Banyan Tree)
#Mahora no Tsuki
#Kagerou ~Kagiroi~ (陽炎～かぎろい～; Heat Haze)
#HEIYO (Hey Yo)
#Sotoyama-bushi (外山節)
#Satoyouta -inst. ver-
#Sotoyama-bushi -inst. ver-
==Featured Members==
*Kominato Miwa
*Kominato Akihisa
==Album Information==
Satoyouta
Lyrics & Music: Kominato Miwa | Arrangement: Koseki Yasushi
Gajumaru no Ki
Lyrics & Music: Kusano Takumi | Arrangement: Koseki Yasushi
Mahora no Tsuki
Lyrics: Kominato Miwa | Music: Kominato Miwa & Kusano Takimi | Arrangement: Koseki Yasushi
Kagerou ~Kagiroi~
Lyrics & Music: Kusano Takumi | Arrangement: Koseki Yasushii
HEIYO
Lyrics & Music: Kusano Takumi | Arrangement: Koseki Yasushi
Sotoyama-bushi
Arrangement: Sakakibara Mitsuhiro
Satoyouta -inst. ver-
Arrangement: Koseki Yasushi
Sotoyama-bushi -inst. ver-
Arrangement: Sakakibara Mitsuhiro
==Trivia==
* Mahora is a classical term no longer used. In kanji it is written as 真秀ら, meaning wonderful place or great region.
* Kagiroi (陽炎 or かぎろい) is classical Japanese pronounciation. The modern version is kagerou (かげろう).
* Bushi is a type of folk song, and Sotoyama-bushi is a popular folk song originated in Iwate Prefecture around the 1800s. Farmers used to sing this song during mowing.
==External Links==
*Amazon
*Lyrics: Satoyouta, Gajumaru no Ki, Mahora no Tsuki, Kagerou ~Kagiroi~, HEIYO, Sotoyama-bushi
Category:2006 Albums
Category:Priest
Category:2 Members Line-Up
Category:Mini Albums
Category:Debut Album