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January 8, 1992 @Club Citta Kawasaki

***January 8, 1992 @Club Citta Kawasaki*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Club Citta Kawasaki. Event titled "Happy Together". Played with Beads, Mr. Children, Rotten Hats.

## Setlist

Unfortunately, no setlist is available for this concert.

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase (keyboards)
August 30, 1987 @La.mama

***August 30, 1987 @La.mama*** was a theoretical Fishmans performance, recording session or rehearsal undertaken at venue La.mama. It's unknown what this date represents, as the only proof it exists at all is through a photo taken by The Fishmans Movie crew (seen to the left). It is unlikely this was a real live performance, as Fishmans Chronicle (1988-) lists March 3, 1988 @La.mama as their official first performance, but nothing beyond what's been shown has been confirmed.

## Setlist

Unfortunately, no setlist is available for this performance.

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar)
* Hisamatsu (bass)
February 8, 1990 @Yokohama 7th Avenue

***February 8, 1990 @Yokohama 7th Avenue*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Yokohama 7th Avenue. Performed alongside bands Spitz and Deep & Bites.

## Setlist

1. "He's Running"
2. "誰かを接そう"
3. "ワンダラーズ"
4. "News"
5. "Walkin'"
6. "いなごが飛んでる"
7. "Happy Man"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
December 20, 1998 @Shinsaibashi Club Quattro

***December 20, 1998 @Shinsaibashi Club Quattro*** was a concert performed by Fishmans at venue Shinsaibashi Club Quattro. It was the third concert in the 男達の別れ tour, and immediately followed December 19, 1998 @Shinsaibashi Club Quattro.

## Setlist

1. "A Piece of Future"
2. "ナイトクルージング"
3. "なんてったの"
4. "Thank You"
5. "幸せ者"
6. "頼りない天使"
7. "ひこうき"
8. "In The Flight"
9. "Walking in the Rhythm"
10. "Smilin' Days, Summer Holiday"
11. "Melody"
12. "ゆらめき in the Air"
13. "すばらしくてNice Choice"
14. "Long Season"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Honzi (keyboards, sampler, violin, accordion)
* Michio "Darts" Sekiguchi (guitar)
June 27, 1994 @Shibuya Club Quattro

***June 27, 1994 @Shibuya Club Quattro*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Shibuya Club Quattro. Reportedly, after the concert Kin-Ichi Motegi found this to be their best concert in 1994 so far.

Note: multiple songs in this setlist go by the title "新曲". This translates to "new song", so it was likely a placeholder title for newly written songs that Fishmans either had no title for yet or didn't want to spoil the title for before the performance. Given the date of this concert, these may have been early versions of songs from Orange. Given the setlist of June 19, 1994 @Kyoto Muse, song 9 might have been "忘れちゃうひととき" (which would further support the Orange theory), but this is unconfirmed.

## Setlist

1. "100ミリちょっとの"
2. "Running Man"
3. "疲れない人"
4. "静かな朝"
5. "土曜日の夜"
6. "なんてったの"
7. "うまく歩けないよ"
8. "Walkin'"
9. "新曲"
10. "Go Go Clubですれ違い"
11. "Go Go Round This World!"
12. "Melody"
13. "チャンス"
14. "Smilin' Days, Summer Holiday"
15. Encore 1: "My Life"
16. Encore 2: "Future"
17. Encore 3: "頼りない天使"
18. Encore 4: "新曲"
19. Encore 5: "いかれたBaby"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase-Sun (keyboards)
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar)
1991-1995

Front cover titled 90 degrees.

***1991-1995*** was a promotional compilation album by Fishmans released in 1998 to promote the Fishmans Reissue-Series in February. It was exclusively issued to radio stations, and is as an extended sampler of Fishmans' most popular songs from the time period, entirely consisting of finished studio recordings.

## Track listing

Note: 100ミリちょっとの and Melody are their single equivalents. Last two songs are versions from Oh! Mountain.

1. "ひこうき" (6:05)
2. "チャンス" (5:42)
3. "あの娘が眠ってる" (4:17)
4. "100ミリちょっとの" (4:46)
5. "なんてったの" (4:39)
6. "Running Man" (3:33)
7. "うまく歩けないよ" (4:39)
8. "Go Go Round This World!" (3:38)
9. "Future" (Remix) (4:45)
10. "Melody" (5:18)
11. "My Life" (3:50)
12. "気分" (4:22)
13. "夜の想い" (5:41)
14. "感謝(驚)" (7:05)
15. "いかれたBaby" (5:11)

## Issues

* 1998 - **DSP-1355** (CD, Pony Canyon, Japan) - Part of reissue series Fishmans Reissue-Series.
December 22, 1998 @Fukuoka Drum Logos

***December 22, 1998 @Fukuoka Drum Logos*** was a concert performed by Fishmans at venue Fukuoka Drum Logos. It was the fourth concert in the 男達の別れ tour.

## Setlist

1. "Oh Slime"
2. "ナイトクルージング"
3. "なんてったの"
4. "Thank You"
5. "幸せ者"
6. "頼りない天使"
7. "ひこうき"
8. "In The Flight"
9. "Walking in the Rhythm"
10. "Smilin' Days, Summer Holiday"
11. "Melody"
12. "ゆらめき in the Air"
13. "いかれたBaby"
14. "Long Season"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Honzi (keyboards, sampler, violin, accordion)
* Michio "Darts" Sekiguchi (guitar)
April 25, 2015 @Eco Camp Michinoku

***April 25, 2015 @Eco Camp Michinoku*** was a Fishmans performance at venue Eco Camp Michinoku, at event "Arabaki Rock Fest.15".

## Setlist

1. "いかれたBaby"
2. "気分"
3. "Smilin' Days, Summer Holiday"
4. "Weather Report"
5. "Walking in the Rhythm"
6. "頼りない天使"
7. "Season"
8. "ナイトクルージング"

## Musicians

* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums, vocals)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase (keyboards)
* Shinya Kogure (guitar)
* Katsui Yuji (violin)
* Ikuko Harada (vocals)
30th Anniv. Fishmans

***30th Anniv. Fishmans*** was a reissue series undertaken by Japanese dub/rock group Fishmans between May 26, 2021 and March 30, 2022. The reissue series exclusively focused on the band's Pony Canyon era and released alongside the theatrical premier of The Fishmans Movie. Alongside this, the series coincided with a reissue of the book Long Season by Shinji Sato.

Two live streaming events were held by Fishmans to promote different portions of the reissue series, these being April 21, 2021 @Kichimu Event Space & Cafe and January 7, 2022 @Kichimu Event Space & Cafe. The former event was to announce the upcoming August 4, 2021 reissue date, and the latter event was to announce the upcoming October 20, 2021 and March 30, 2022 reissue dates.

Japanese customers buying the Fishmans Movie through Pony Canyon's website also received this sticker.Japanese customers buying Corduroy's Mood, Go Go Round This World! and Melody through Pony Canyon's website received this slipmat, themed after the B-side label for Corduroy's Mood.Japanese customers buying Orange and Oh! Mountain through Pony Canyon's website received this slipmat, themed after the A-side label for Orange..Japanese customers buying Chappie, Don't Cry, King Master George and Neo Yankees' Holiday through Pony Canyon's website received this slipmat, a new drawing by Kensuke Ojima.
December 12, 1995 @Kumagaya Vogue

***December 12, 1995 @Kumagaya Vogue*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Kumagaya Vogue. It was performed during the ナ亻スᆞチヨ亻スᆞツアー tour. Support keyboardist Rei Ueda made her first appearance during this concert, though she also appeared alongside Honzi.

## Setlist

1. "Oh! Slime"
2. "土曜日の夜"
3. "Thank You"
4. "静かな朝"
5. "ずっと前"
6. "Baby Blue"
7. "忘れちゃうひととき"
8. "あの娘が眠ってる"
9. "Just Thing"
10. "オアシスへようこそ"
11. "Smilin' Days, Summer Holiday"
12. "Melody"
13. "いかれたBaby"
14. Encore: "チャンス"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Honzi (keyboards)
* Rei Ueda (keyboards)
February 20, 1996 @Nagoya Club Quattro

***February 20, 1996 @Nagoya Club Quattro*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Nagoya Club Quattro. It was part of the 若いながらも歴史あり tour. This concert featured MariMari as support vocalist.

## Setlist

* Opening Recording: "Throw Mi Corn" (Larry Marshall)

1. "土曜日の夜"
2. "Running Man"
3. "静かな朝"
4. "ずっと前"
5. "Slow Days"
6. "Baby Blue"
7. "忘れちゃうひととき"
8. "Go Go Round This World!"
9. "すばらしくてNice Choice"
10. "Sunny Blue"
11. "Smilin' Days, Summer Holiday"
12. "感謝(驚)"
13. "チャンス"
14. Encore 1: "いかれたBaby"
15. Encore 2: "ナイトクルージング"
16. Encore 3: "新しい人"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar, cornet)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums, sampler, chorus)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass, chorus)
* Honzi (violin, keyboards, chorus)
* Michio "Darts" Sekiguchi (guitar, chorus)
* MariMari (vocals)
Long Season '96~7

**Long Season '96~7** was the fourth nationwide tour performed by Fishmans. The tour took place soon after the release of their sixth studio album Long Season, intended to promote its release, being performed between December 3, 1996 and December 26 of the same year. The tour only included three shows.

Despite Long Season '96~7 - 96.12.26 Akasaka Blitz being named for December 26, 1996 @Akasaka Blitz, there's reason to believe some audio from more than one concert in this tour appears on said live album (possibly all three).

## Performed shows

* December 3, 1996 @Nagoya Club Quattro
* December 4, 1996 @Kobe Chicken George
* December 26, 1996 @Akasaka Blitz - This concert was later mixed and distributed on CD in 2016 as Long Season '96~7 - 96.12.26 Akasaka Blitz.
2022.3.2 History of Fishmans @Liquid Room~1995-1998

* True Cover
* Alt. Cover

***2022.3.2 History of Fishmans @Liquid Room~1995-1998*** is a bootleg album documenting Fishmans' complete performance on March 2, 2022 @Shinjuku Liquid Room. Bootleg cover chosen during concert footage of Walking in the Rhythm.

Bootleg was released within a day of 2022.3.1 History of Fishmans @Liquid Room~1991-1994, which documents the concert from the day prior.

## Track listing

1. "A Piece of Future" (9:09)
2. "すばらしくてNice Choice" (6:26)
3. "Magic Love" (5:44)
4. "MC1" (3:03)
5. "バックビートにのっかって" (9:39)
6. "Baby Blue" (6:14)
7. "Slow Days" (7:09)
8. "MC2" (4:16)
9. "ずっと前" (8:36)
10. "In The Flight" (9:23)
11. "Walking in the Rhythm" (12:34)
12. "Weather Report" (12:33)
13. "Season" (6:45)
14. "ナイトクルージング" (8:00)
15. "MC3" (11:05)
16. "ひこうき" (8:10)
17. "新しい人" (18:13)

## Personnel

### Band members

* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drum machine, vocals)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase (keyboards)

### Other musicians

* Michio "Darts" Sekiguchi (guitar)
* Shinya Kogure (guitar)
* Ikuko Harada (vocals)
* Sei Komiyama (guitar [track 16])

### Other personnel

* ZAK (engineer)
* Ichizo Nishikawa (mixing)
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January 28, 1996 @Ikebukuro P'Parco

***January 28, 1996 @Ikebukuro P'Parco*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Ikebukuro P'Parco. The concert lasted approximately 30 minutes, and was their last before the release of their fifth album, 空中キャンプ.

## Setlist

1. "Oh! Slime"
2. "忘れちゃうひととき"
3. "静かな朝"
4. "Baby Blue"
5. "感謝(驚)"
6. "いかれたBaby"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar, cornet)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums, sampler, chorus)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass, chorus)
* Honzi (violin, keyboards, chorus)
* Michio "Darts" Sekiguchi (guitar, chorus)
May 13, 1995 @Shinjuku Liquid Room

***May 13, 1995 @Shinjuku Liquid Room*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Shinjuku Liquid Room. It was the finale of the Oh! Mountain tour. Performed with support guitarist Sugar Yoshinaga for the first time. Kin-Ichi Motegi was reportedly impressed with her performance, and Yuzuru Kashiwabara reportedly found her cute.

## Setlist

1. "Oh! Crime"
2. "土曜日の夜"
3. "忘れちゃうひととき"
4. "Running Man"
5. "静かな朝"
6. "Woofer Girl"
7. "Blue Summer"
8. "気分"
9. "Go Go Round This World!"
10. "Melody"
11. "オアシスへようこそ"
12. "Smilin' Days, Summer Holiday"
13. "夜の想い"
14. Encore 1: "感謝(驚)"
15. Encore 2: "いかれたBaby"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase-Sun (keyboards)
* Sugar Yoshinaga (guitar)

Other performers unknown.
December 10, 1992 @La.mama

***December 10, 1992 @La.mama*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue La.mama. Performed alongside bands Bianca Maeda, Good & Baites.

## Setlist

Unfortunately, no setlist is available for this concert.

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase (keyboards)
1997.12.12 Live in Liquid Room

***1997.12.12 Live in Liquid Room*** is a bootleg album, cataloguing the music featured in Fishmans' concert film Live Shower Fishmans. This consists of a video recording of a performance made by Fishmans on December 12, 1997 @Shinjuku Liquid Room. It was first broadcast on February 22, 1998 on Space Shower TV. The most distributed version of the bootleg is in audio format, but the video is "uncut" (meaning, contains various non-concert portions) and includes various commercials which interrupt the concert at times, this being a consequence of being recorded from a television broadcast.

On March 6, 2020, the same concert was rebroadcast on Space Shower TV and recorded digitally by bootleggers. This digital recording was distributed as "97.12.12 @Shinjuku Liquid Room ~ Broadcast 20.3.6 @SSTV" and stands as the best quality recording of this concert, absent of the various hiccups the original possessed in audio quality. This recording is available here. A recording in significantly higher quality is available here.

Notably, the 1997.12.12 footage excludes a number of songs from the concert, as the band needed to meet a two-hour timeslot for broadcast on Space Shower TV. As such, multiple songs were cut from the final film and, as a result, are not present on this bootleg. They are unavailable to the public elsewhere.

## Track listing

1. "Oh! Crime" (12:54)
2. "なんてったの" (5:46)
3. "静かな朝" (8:01)
4. "土曜日の夜" (7:20)
5. "ずっと前" (9:25)
6. "バックビートにのっかって" (8:26)
7. "Sunny Blue" (6:08)
8. "Walking in the Rhythm" (15:48)
9. "Weather Report" (11:26)
10. "夜の想い" (7:05)
11. "いかれたBaby" (5:41)
12. "Season" (6:47)
13. "チャンス" (7:41)

## Personnel

### Band members

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums, sampler, chorus)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)

### Other musicians

* Honzi (violin, keyboards, sampler)
* Michio "Darts" Sekiguchi (guitar)

### Other personnel

* Kensuke Kawamura (director)
* Ichizo Nishikawa (recording)
* Mitsuaki Takada (mixing)
* Takahiro Kobashi (visual recording)
* Ichiro Chaen (visual editing)
* GOIS (co-producer)
* Kuniaki Tanabe (audio editing)
* Hiroyuki Howa (camera crew)
* Takuro Iwagami (camera crew)
* Hideaki Imamoto (camera crew)
* Hisashi Ogawa (camera crew)
* Hideo Kawatani (camera crew)
* Kazuyoshi Kojima (camera crew)
* Susumu Takata (camera crew)

## Issues

The "officially used" artwork is much newer than the bootleg itself. The originally used artwork is blurrier and taken directly from the performance video (seen to the right).

* 2015 (Digital, unauthorized)
* 2020 (Digital, unauthorized) - Released as "97.12.12 @Shinjuku Liquid Room ~ Broadcast 20.3.6 @SSTV".

## Trivia

* Rating aggregate website RateYourMusic currently incorrectly lists the track listing as ending at Season when the complete bootleg ends at チャンス. This is because the very first distributed version of this concert was missing the final track, which has since been corrected.
June 7, 1998 @Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall

***June 7, 1998 @Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall*** was a Fishmans concert performed at Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall. Event titled *闘魂 '97* (romaji: *Tokon '97*, English: *Fighting Spirit 1997*), performed alongside Buffalo Daughter. Notably, this event is similar to their 2019 concert February 19, 2019 @Zepp Tokyo with cero, titled *闘魂2019* (romaji: *Tokon 2019*, English: *Fighting Spirit 2019*). The concert received two pages of discussion in the band's fanzine, Pool Volume 19.

This would be the final concert Fishmans would perform before 8月の現状 was released on August 19, 1998.

## Gallery

First of two consecutive pages in Pool Volume 19 dedicated to discussing this performance.Second of two pages from Pool Volume 19 discussing the concert.Photo taken from an unknown guitar-centric magazine. Focuses on Shinji's guitar from the night.
## Setlist

1. "Walking in the Rhythm"
2. "Weather Report"
3. "Go Go Round This World!"
4. "Running Man"
5. "静かな朝"
6. "エヴリデイ・エヴリナイト"
7. "それはただの気分さ"
8. "Walking in the Rhythm"
9. "Sunny Blue"
10. "Daydream"
11. "Season"
12. "いかれたBaby"
13. "Just Thing"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Honzi (violin, keyboards)

Other musicians unknown.
21.04.21 Live 'Time Passes and the Future is Now'

***21.04.21 Live 'Time Passes and the Future is Now'*** is a bootleg album containing the complete musical portion of a stream by Fishmans on April 21, 2021 @Kichimu Event Space & Cafe. Prior to the musical performance contained on this bootleg, Fishmans (prominently Kin-Ichi Motegi) gave an hour-long talk on recent Fishmans news and upcoming events. The performance is marketed as an "acoustic" performance, wherein Motegi performs on a drum machine instead of his usual drumset.

Notably, Yuzuru Kashiwabara and Michio "Darts" Sekiguchi wished to attend and participate in the performance, however were unable to. Instead, they recorded individual "comment" tracks, played on stream as tracks 3 and 4.

## Track listing

1. "なんてったの" (11:11)
2. "ひこうき" (6:38)
3. "Comment from Yuzuru Kashiwabara" (4:37)
4. "Comment from Michio "dARTs" Sekiguchi" (4:58)
5. "あの娘が眠ってる" (6:49)
6. "頼りない天使" (10:52)
7. "Walking in the Rhythm" (5:38)
8. "Season" (8:01)
9. "いかれたBaby" (11:24)
10. "ナイトクルージング" (9:33)

## Personnel

### Band members

* Kin-Ichi Motegi (vocals, drum machine)
* Hakase-Sun (keyboards)
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar, track 2, 5)

### Other musicians

* Shinya Kogure (guitar, chorus)
* Ikuko Harada (vocals)
June 19, 1996 @Ichikawa Club Gio

***June 19, 1996 @Ichikawa Club Gio*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Ichikawa Club Gio.

## Setlist

1. "Oh! Crime"
2. "Fish Is Watching You"
3. "いい言葉ちょうだい"
4. "土曜日の夜"
5. "静かな朝"
6. "幸せ者"
7. "Slow Days"
8. "うまく歩けないよ"
9. "Baby Blue"
10. "エヴリデイ・エヴリナイト"
11. "気分"
12. "Go Go Round This World!"
13. "すばらしくてNice Choice"
14. "Sunny Blue"
15. "Smilin' Days, Summer Holiday"
16. "夜の想い"
17. Encore: "ナイトクルージング"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar, cornet)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums, sampler, chorus)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass, chorus)
* Honzi (violin, keyboards, chorus)
* Michio "Darts" Sekiguchi (guitar, chorus)
December 2, 1995 @Shinsaibashi Club Quattro

***December 2, 1995 @Shinsaibashi Club Quattro*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Shinsaibashi Club Quattro. It was the first concert in the ナ亻スᆞチヨ亻スᆞツアー tour.

## Setlist

1. "Oh! Slime"
2. "土曜日の夜"
3. "Thank You"
4. "静かな朝"
5. "ずっと前"
6. "Baby Blue"
7. "忘れちゃうひととき"
8. "あの娘が眠ってる"
9. "すばらしくてNice Choice"
10. "Just Thing"
11. "オアシスへようこそ"
12. "Smilin' Days, Summer Holiday"
13. "感謝(驚)"
14. "いかれたBaby"
15. Encore: "Go Go Round This World!"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Honzi (keyboards)

Other performers unconfirmed.
Magic Love (interview)

*Note: this page is for the promotional single. For the original single, see Magic Love. For the song, see Magic Love (song).*

## Magic Love

Scan of flexidisc while in its paper sleeve.

### Label

Polydor

***Magic Love*** is a 7-inch flexidisc released within an unknown magazine sometime in 1997, alongside the release of single Magic Love to promote the upcoming release of Fishmans' seventh album 宇宙 日本 世田谷. The flexidisc is one-sided, side A containing a 5-minute long interview the band members gave regarding their song Magic Love. The interview is remixed, however, and contains many strange and humorous sound effects added in afterwards.

## Personnel

Exact individuals present are unknown, but the following members are assumed to be present for the interview.

* Shinji Sato
* Kin-Ichi Motegi
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara

## Issues

* 1997 - **Absent** (7" Flexidisc, Polydor, Japan)
Baby Blue (promo)

*Note: this page is for the promotional single. For the original single, see Baby Blue. For the song, see Baby Blue (song).*

## General information

### Producer(s)

ZAK

***Baby Blue*** is a 3" CD released to DJs and radio stations sometime in 1996, likely around the same time single Baby Blue was released. The single includes the full version of Baby Blue, as well as a shortened version meant for radio play. The cover sleeve includes full lyrics for the song, as well as advertisements for 空中キャンプ and ナイトクルージング, listing both as "now on sale".

## Track listing

1. "Baby Blue" (6:11)
2. "Baby Blue" (EDIT Version) (4:52)

## Personnel

### Band members

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar, lyrics, composition)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums, chorus)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass, chorus)

### Other musicians

* Honzi (keyboards, violin, chorus)
* Shinya Kogure (guitar, chorus)

### Other personnel

* ZAK (producer, mixing, recording engineer, programming)

## Issues

* 1996 - **DCI-5121** (3" CD, Polydor, Japan)
Fishmans Reissue-Series

***Fishmans Reissue-Series*** was a reissue series undertaken by Japanese dub/rock group Fishmans between February 18 and May 20 of 1998. The series included reissues entirely focused on their Media Remoras-era releases.

Many of the CD releases in this reissue series contain a "CD Extra" executable file on them when read by a computer. This will yield a massive amount of information about the band which has been compiled in the CD Extra Dictionary, as well as several graphics about the band and videos of them performing.
December 15, 1995 @Shinjuku Liquid Room

***December 15, 1995 @Shinjuku Liquid Room*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Shinjuku Liquid Room. It was the final show in the 4-show tour ナ亻スᆞチヨ亻スᆞツアー (Nice Choice Tour). Reportedly, Shinji Sato said after the concert that he enjoyed the show a lot.

Notably, this concert features ずっと前 and Baby Blue, both songs which would only later appear on their fifth album, 空中キャンプ.

This concert's performance of Melody would later appear as the first track on Fishmans' video album 記憶の増大.

## Setlist

1. "Oh! Slime"
2. "土曜日の夜"
3. "Thank You"
4. "静かな朝"
5. "ずっと前"
6. "Baby Blue"
7. "忘れちゃうひととき"
8. "あの娘が眠ってる"
9. "Just Thing"
10. "オアシスへようこそ"
11. "Smilin' Days, Summer Holiday"
12. "Melody"
13. "いかれたBaby"
14. Encore 1: "ひこうき"
15. Encore 2: "チャンス"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Shinya Kogure (guitar)
* Rei Ueda (keyboards)
December 18, 1994 @Hiroshima Neopolis Hall

***December 18, 1994 @Hiroshima Neopolis Hall*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Hiroshima Neopolis Hall. It was recorded in full, and performances from the concert later appeared on live album Oh! Mountain.

## Setlist

1. "Oh! Crime"
2. "忘れちゃうひととき"
3. "Running Man"
4. "疲れない人"
5. "Thank You"
6. "土曜日の夜"
7. "Woofer Girl"
8. "気分"
9. "あの娘が眠ってる"
10. "Melody"
11. "Smilin' Days, Summer Holiday"
12. "オアシスへようこそ"
13. "帰り道"
14. "感謝(驚)"
15. "夜の想い"
16. Encore 1: "ひこうき"
17. Encore 2: "Go Go Round This World!"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase-Sun (keyboards)

Other performers unknown.
January 22, 1994 @Shinjuku Nissin Power Station

***January 22, 1994 @Shinjuku Nissin Power Station*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Shinjuku Nissin Power Station. Event titled "Saturday Night R&R Show'94 Vol.1". Played against Collectors, Spitz in a "battle of the bands".

## Setlist

1. "Just Thing"
2. "Running Man"
3. "Smilin' Days, Summer Holiday"
4. "チャンス"
5. "Go Go Round This World!"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase-Sun (keyboards)
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar)
Live 2011/5.3 At Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall "A Piece Of Future"

***Live 2011/5.3 At Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall "A Piece Of Future"***, commonly shortened to ***2011.5.3 @日比谷野音 Live*** by fans, is a 3-DVD boxset chronicling a three-hour long live performance by Fishmans at Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall on May 3, 2011 @Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall. Despite the existence of Fishmans+ at the same time as this performance, this is not a performance by the group. Rather, Fishmans+ appears on track 12, A Piece of Future, while the rest of the concert is similar in style to The Long Season Revue, bringing in guest vocalists to complete the group. The boxset was distributed by label Kampsite.

## Track listing

### Disc 1

1. "I Dub Fish" (10:11) - Vocals by Kin-Ichi Motegi.
2. "Magic Love" (7:04) - Vocals by Hanaregumi.
3. "エヴリデイ・エヴリナイト" (6:37) - Vocals by Ikuko Harada.
4. "頼りない天使" (5:59) - Vocals by Tavito Nanao.
5. "感謝(驚)" (8:01) - Vocals by Tavito Nanao.
6. "In The Flight" (8:07) - Vocals by Ikuko Harada and Tavito Nanao.
7. "Walking in the Rhythm" (8:59) - Vocals by Hanaregumi.
8. "Baby Blue" (7:52) - Vocals by Etsuko Yakushimaru.
9. "Just Thing" (6:20) - Vocals by Etsuko Yakushimaru.
10. "Dub Medley ～土曜日の夜／Smilin' Days, Summer Holiday" (5:49)
11. "Weather Report" (11:53) - Vocals by Ikuko Harada. Guitar by Keigo Oyamada.
12. "A Piece of Future" (26:02) - Performed by Fishmans+. Effects by Norimizu Ameya. Guitar by Keigo Oyamada and Seiichi Nagai. Rap by Bose.
13. "ひこうき" (7:45) - Vocals by Kin-Ichi Motegi. Guitar by Kensuke Ojima.

### Disc 2

1. "いかれたBaby" (7:18) - Vocals by Hanaregumi.
2. "ナイトクルージング" (15:51) - Vocals by Tavito Nanao.
3. "Season" (6:23) - Vocals by Kin-Ichi Motegi. Guitar by Seiichi Nagai.
4. "新しい人" (19:05) - Vocals by Ikuko Harada and Tavito Nanao.
5. "チャンス" (10:09) - Vocals by Bose, Etsuko Yakushimaru, Hanaregumi, Ikuko Harada, Kin-Ichi Motegi and Tavito Nanao. Guitar by Keigo Oyamada, Kensuke Ojima and Seiichi Nagai.

## Personnel

### Band members

* Kin-Ichi Motegi (vocals [tracks 1.1, 1.13, 2.3, 2.5], interviewee [track 3.1], drums)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase-Sun (keyboard)
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar [tracks 1.13, 2.5])

### Other musicians

* Shinya Kogure (guitar)
* Yuji Katsui (violin)
* Cantus (backing vocals, chorus)
* Jyoji Sawada (strings)
* Hanaregumi (vocals [tracks 1.2, 1.7, 2.1, 2.5])
* Ikuko Harada (vocals [tracks 1.3, 1.6, 1.11, 2.4])
* Tavito Nanao (vocals [tracks 1.4-1.5, 2.2, 2.4-2.5])
* Etsuko Yakushimaru (vocals [tracks 1.8-1.9, 2.5])
* Keigo Oyamada (guitar [tracks 1.11-1.12, 2.5])
* Seiichi Nagai (guitar [tracks 1.12, 2.3, 2.5])
* Norimizu Ameya (effects [track 1.12])
* Bose (rap [track 1.12], vocals [track 2.5])

### Other personnel

* ZAK (audio engineer)
* Kensuke Kawamura (film director, total visual direction)

## Issues

* 2012 - **FMS-KMS-DVD-001** (Limited edition numbered 3xDVD, kampsite, Japan)
August 23, 1988 @La.mama

***August 23, 1988 @La.mama*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue La.mama. The band performed alongside groups Normal, Havana Exotica and King Bees.

## Setlist

Unfortunately, no setlist is available for this concert.

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
August 27, 1996 @Shinjuku Liquid Room

***August 27, 1996 @Shinjuku Liquid Room*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Shinjuku Liquid Room. It was performed alongside Buffalo Daughter at event "Japan Act '96".

## Setlist

Unfortunately, no setlist is known for this concert.

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)

Other performers unconfirmed.
La.mama

***La.mama*** is a live venue founded in 1982, located at B1F, 1-15-3 Dogenzaka, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. It is one of the oldest live venues in Shibuya, with a capacity of 250 visitors standing, and seating for 100-120 people. Not limited to any brand of art, La.mama is known for hosting any variety of genres of music, as well as theater, comedy acts and other performances. Local and international artists have routinely visited the venue for decades, as it has served as a starting point for many up-and-coming musicians.

Concerts typically last for about 30 minutes an act, and auditions must be held by acts before they are allowed to perform there. Auditioning bands have the opportunity to print music under the La.mama music label, and live performances are held on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays.

La.mama can be seen on the front cover of Pool Volume 3, printed by Fishmans.

## Fishmans concerts

* August 30, 1987 @La.mama (Likely their audition at the venue)
* March 3, 1988 @La.mama (Fishmans' first public performance)
* May 3, 1988 @La.mama (Listed as the band's first complete performance)
* August 23, 1988 @La.mama
* September 26, 1988 @La.mama
* October 21, 1988 @La.mama
* November 11, 1988 @La.mama
* December 27, 1988 @La.mama
* February 21, 1989 @La.mama
* April 1, 1989 @La.mama
* April 24, 1989 @La.mama
* June 26, 1989 @La.mama
* July 30, 1989 @La.mama
* August 30, 1989 @La.mama
* September 30, 1989 @La.mama
* November 26, 1989 @La.mama
* December 16, 1989 @La.mama
* December 31, 1989 @La.mama
* January 12, 1990 @La.mama
* February 22, 1990 @La.mama
* March 8, 1990 @La.mama
* April 28, 1990 @La.mama
* May 24, 1990 @Asakusa Tokiwaza, Asakusa May Festival (Event sponsored by La.mama)
* June 23, 1990 @La.mama
* July 29, 1990 @La.mama
* August 18, 1990 @La.mama
* September 30, 1990 @La.mama
* October 17, 1990 @Kichijoji Baus Theater (Event sponsored by La.mama)
* December 22, 1990 @La.mama
* December 23, 1990 @La.mama
* December 31, 1990 @La.mama
* May 27, 1992 @La.mama
* December 10, 1992 @La.mama
* June 12, 1993 @La.mama
* March 11, 1994 @La.mama
* December 21, 1994 @La.mama

## Sources

* https://www.timeout.com/tokyo/music/la-mama
* https://www.songkick.com/venues/279841-lamama
* http://yabai.com/p/4703
* https://ameblo.jp/dolphin-turquoise/entry-12304038188.html
April 1, 1989 @La.mama

***April 1, 1989 @La.mama*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue La.mama. Event titled "Parco Live Award" and acted as a battle-of-the-bands type event. Participated in final round. Competed against The Grand Prix, The Fuse and Mustang A.K.A..

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
Jovan Adepo

**Jovan Adepo** is an English-born American actor who portrays Danny Greer in the 2018 drama web television series *Sorry For Your Loss*.

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## External links

* Jovan Adepo on Wikipedia
* Jovan Adepo on IMDB
* Jovan Adepo on Twitter
December 16, 1989 @La.mama

***December 16, 1989 @La.mama*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue La.mama. Played with Jazz Bones. Track 7, "新曲" translates to "New Song" so this may not be its true title.

## Setlist

1. "He's Running"
2. "かなしい顔なんて"
3. "Special Night"
4. "もう言わないで"
5. "Walkin'"
6. "チャンス"
7. "新曲"
8. "Happy Man"
9. "Little Flapper"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
August 11, 2012 @Rising Sun Rock Festival

***August 11, 2012 @Rising Sun Rock Festival*** was a Fishmans concert performed at event Rising Sun Rock Festival at Tarukawa Dock Open-Air Special Stage. Event titled "Rising Sun Rock Festival 2012 in Ezo". At the concert, Fishmans performed at the stage titled "Rainbow Shangri-La".

## Setlist

1. "Season"
2. "気分"
3. "Walking in the Rhythm"
4. "頼りない天使"
5. "感謝(驚)"
6. "Weather Report"
7. "新しい人"

## Musicians

* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums, vocals)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase (keyboards)
* Shinya Kogure (guitar)
* Katsui Yuji (violin)
* Ikuko Harada (vocals)
June 17, 1996 @Maebashi Club Fleez

***June 17, 1996 @Maebashi Club Fleez*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Maebashi Club Fleez.

## Setlist

1. "Fish Is Watching You"
2. "いい言葉ちょうだい"
3. "土曜日の夜"
4. "静かな朝"
5. "幸せ者"
6. "Slow Days"
7. "うまく歩けないよ"
8. "Baby Blue"
9. "忘れちゃうひととき"
10. "Go Go Round This World!"
11. "すばらしくてNice Choice"
12. "Sunny Blue"
13. "Smilin' Days, Summer Holiday"
14. "夜の想い"
15. Encore 1: "チャンス"
16. Encore 2: "いかれたBaby"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar, cornet)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums, sampler, chorus)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass, chorus)
* Honzi (violin, keyboards, chorus)
* Michio "Darts" Sekiguchi (guitar, chorus)
February 25, 1996 @Shinsaibashi Club Quattro

***February 25, 1996 @Shinsaibashi Club Quattro*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Shinsaibashi Club Quattro. It was part of the 若いながらも歴史あり tour. This concert has an identical setlist and location to the previous day's concert, February 24, 1996 @Shinsaibashi Club Quattro. This concert features MariMari as support vocalist.

## Setlist

* Opening Recording: "Throw Mi Corn" (Larry Marshall)

1. "土曜日の夜"
2. "Running Man"
3. "静かな朝"
4. "ずっと前"
5. "Slow Days"
6. "Baby Blue"
7. "忘れちゃうひととき"
8. "Go Go Round This World!"
9. "すばらしくてNice Choice"
10. "Sunny Blue"
11. "Smilin' Days, Summer Holiday"
12. "感謝(驚)"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar, cornet)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums, sampler, chorus)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass, chorus)
* Honzi (violin, keyboards, chorus)
* Michio "Darts" Sekiguchi (guitar, chorus)
* MariMari (vocals)
Fishmans 1991-1994 Singles & More

***Fishmans 1991-1994 Singles & More*** is the first compilation album released by Japanese dub/rock group Fishmans on March 17, 1999. The compilation is notable not only for being Fishmans' first publicly released compilation album, but also for being released a mere two days after band leader Shinji Sato's death on the 15th, alongside the group's first video album The Three Birds & More Feelings. The album is comprised mostly of Media Remoras-era works from the band, as well as some very rare B-sides and remixes, serving as an early-era companion release to the later Aloha Polydor. The version of 頼りない天使 appearing on the compilation is labeled as a prototype mix, and never appeared on any other release by the band, including two rarity compilations released in 2005.

## Track listing

1. "チャンス" (5:35)
2. "ひこうき" (6:02)
3. "いなごが飛んでる" (東京タワーミックス) (3:41)
4. "100ミリちょっとの" (4:02)
5. "なんてったの" (4:31)
6. "Walkin'" (5:17)
7. "いかれたBaby" (5:43)
8. "Go Go Round This World!" (3:36)
9. "Melody" (5:17)
10. "My Life" (3:50)
11. "感謝(驚)" (5:51)
12. "頼りない天使" (Proto Type Mix) (4:57)
13. "あの娘が眠ってる" (P.W.m. Version) (4:01)
14. "救われる気持ち" (Live Version) (3:54)

## Personnel

### Band Members

* Shinji Sato (vocals, cornet, guitar)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums, chorus)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass, chorus)
* Hakase-Sun (keyboards, writer [track 5])
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar)

### Other Personnel

* Kazufumi Kodama (producer)
* Haruo Kubota (producer)
* ZAK (producer)

## Issues

* 1999 - **PCCA-01300** (CD, Pony Canyon, Japan)
June 12, 1991 @Shibuya Club Quattro

***June 12, 1991 @Shibuya Club Quattro*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Shibuya Club Quattro. Event titled "Chappie, Don't Cry".

## Setlist

1. "Go Go Clubですれ違い"
2. "ひこうき"
3. "Good Morning"
4. "Future"
5. "ピアノ"
6. "Little Flapper"
7. Encore: Song title unknown, but vocals sung by Kensuke Ojima.

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase (keyboards)
June 1, 1991 @Nagoya Heartland

***June 1, 1991 @Nagoya Heartland*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Nagoya Heartland. First time mixer/producer ZAK would join the band for a performance. Recorded on VHS.

## Setlist

Unfortunately, no setlist is available for this concert.

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase (keyboards)
20.06.14 @Super Dommune ~ AR Live Invisibility

***20.06.14 @Super** **Dommune ~ AR Live Invisibility***is a bootleg album comprising of a complete digitally streamed live performance by Fishmans on June 14, 2020 @Super Dommune. It featured a live performance of past Fishmans songs done by many of the original members, alongside augmented visuals by Shibuya 5G Entertainment Project, au5G. Streaming was done over the Super Dommune website for a digital concert ticket price of ¥2,500. The performance consisted of two distinct sets, and was dedicated to Shinji Sato.

## Track listing

### Set 1

1. "チャンス" (8:46)
2. "いなごが飛んでる" (5:21)
3. "ひこうき" (5:42)
4. "なんてったの" (5:41)
5. "Thank You" (2:53)
6. "Just Thing" (5:35)
7. "頼りない天使" (7:46)
8. "My Life" (4:11)
9. "Melody" (7:32)

### Set 2

1. "救われる気持ち" (4:47)
2. "In The Flight" (4:26)
3. "Future" (7:31)
4. "忘れちゃうひととき" (5:42)
5. "土曜日の夜" (5:31)
6. "I Dub Fish" (11:30)
7. "いかれたBaby" (6:24)
8. "ナイトクルージング" (6:31)
9. "夜の想い" (8:42)

## Personnel

*Note: latter two personnel in Other personnel category were present for a prior 2-and-a-half hour event involving the discussion of physics, which was nearly completely unrelated to Fishmans, if not for ZAK speaking as well.*

### Band members

* Kin-Ichi Motegi (vocals, drums)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase-Sun (keyboard)

### Other musicians

* ZAK (engineering)
* Shinya Kogure (guitar)
* Michio "Darts" Sekiguchi (guitar)
* Ikuko Harada (vocals)
* Minoru Yokoo (vocals [set 2, track 6])

### Other personnel

* Naohiro Ukawa (Dommune representative)
* Yukishi Hashimoto (theoretical physicist)
* Hiroaki Isobe (astrophysicist)
23.10.24 Long Season 2023

***23.10.24 Long Season 2023*** is a bootleg album containing a complete audience recording of Fishmans' performance on October 24, 2023 @Zepp DiverCity. It documents the beginning of the band's Long Season 2023 tour, even including some of the soundcheck song, a recording by Buffalo Daughter from their album "I". The recording was made in mono sound on a cellular device at a low bitrate, later mixed to bring the treble out to a more recognizable frequency. Cover artwork was made by juxtaposing a photo of the performance alongside a photo taken outside the venue by the recorder.

## Track listing

1. "Opening (Mirror Ball - Buffalo Daughter)"
2. "A Piece of Future"
3. "Magic Love"
4. "Baby Blue"
5. "バックビートにのっかって"
6. "Smilin' Days, Summer Holiday"
7. "いかれたBaby"
8. "頼りない天使"
9. "すばらしくてNice Choice"
10. "Walking in the Rhythm"
11. "夜の想い"
12. "ナイトクルージング"
13. "Long Season"
14. "Future"
15. "Pokka Pokka"
16. "Weather Report"
17. "ひこうき"

## Personnel

* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums, vocals, sampler)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase-Sun (keyboards, sampler)
* Michio "Darts" Sekiguchi (guitar)
* Shinya Kogure (guitar)
* Ikuko Harada (vocals)
* UA (vocals [tracks 7-9, 15-16])
* Hanaregumi (vocals [tracks 9-11, 15-16])
* MahiTo The People (vocals [tracks 14-16])
August 24, 1997 @Akasaka Blitz

***August 24, 1997 @Akasaka Blitz*** was a concert Fishmans performed at Akasaka Blitz. The concert was part of a multi-band event titled "This! '97". It was performed alongside Motoharu Sano, Tokyo No.1 Soul Set, Little Creatures, Groovers and The Hobo King Band.

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)

Other musicians unconfirmed.
June 21, 1994 @Nagoya Club Quattro

***June 21, 1994 @Nagoya Club Quattro*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Nagoya Club Quattro. Performed alongside Takeo Fujiyama.

## Setlist

Unfortunately, no setlist is available for this concert.

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase-Sun (keyboards)

Other performers unconfirmed.
Fishmans+

Fishmans+. Unknown date.

### Band Members

Kin-Ichi Motegi • Yuzuru Kashiwabara • Hakase-Sun • ZAK • Shinya Kogure • UA • Ikuko Harada • Katsui Yuji • Tavito Nanao • Yumiko Ohno • Bose • Cornelius • Etsuko Yakushimaru • Norimizu Ameya • Seiichi Nagai • Cantus • Takashi Nagazumi

### Years Active

2011-2012

***Fishmans+*** is a rock collective founded in tribute to Fishmans in 2011. Its membership includes a wide array of musicians, as well as a multitude of Fishmans members. They are known for performing live, as well as their 2012 EP A Piece of Future, which includes six reimaginings of Shinji Sato's final song, A Piece of Future. The group also performed live on Fishmans video album Live 2011/5.3 At Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall "A Piece Of Future", where they appear for track 12, A Piece of Future. This performance was later distributed digitally as a single. The collective hasn't seen any performances or releases beyond 2012.

## Band members

* Kin-Ichi Motegi (vocals, drums)

Motegi is considered "leader" of the band.

* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase-Sun (keyboards)
* ZAK (engineer)
* Shinya Kogure (guitar)
* UA (vocals)
* Ikuko Harada (vocals)
* Katsui Yuji (violin)
* Tavito Nanao (vocals)
* Yumiko Ohno (synthesizer)
* Bose (emcee)
* Cornelius (guitar)
* Etsuko Yakushimaru (vocals)
* Norimizu Ameya (electronics)
* Seiichi Nagai (guitar)
* Cantus (vocals)
* Takashi Nagazumi (vocals)

## Releases

### Live Albums

* 2011.3.28 LIVE@DOMMUNE!!!!!!!!!! (2011, self-released)

### Singles

* A Piece of Future (2012, kampsite)

Note: Live 2011/5.3 At Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall "A Piece Of Future" is commonly mistaken for a Fishmans+ release, but is in fact a reunion Fishmans video album.

## Trivia

* Most notable of the musicians working with Fishmans+ who don't appear in the band member list is Ryuichi Sakamoto, who participated in A Piece of Future.
Serpent Sisters

The **Serpent Sisters** are a female-only group of assassins and enforcers that works directly under the Dominus in the Ordo Praetoria. They are headed by the Domina herself, acting also as her personal body guards. The Serpent Sisters take orders only form the Dominus and Domina, and can ignore orders from the Hand and High Council.

## Function and Abilities

The Serpent Sisters,  in some form or another, date back to the Sith Kings of old, who would have a group of assassins who doubled as a harem and personal protection.

While Domina Velosha does not use the Sisters as a harem, she does use them as personal enforcers, sending them to situations where she needs something done or a certain outcome. The Sisters can act as they please, including murdering people who stand in the way of their mission.

Each Sister is used not only as an enforcer, but as reconnaissance as well. Each one can utilize Force Cloak to conceal themselves and are extremely well-trained assassins. They can enter and exit buildings undetected, and are nearly impossible to locate when moving through buildings.

They serve in the royal court, specifically having their base in the Royal Palace itself, where the Domina can easily command her forces, and set out on expeditions personally. They also have access to places that the regular Ordo Praetoria members do not, such as the Royal Chambers and Sanctum.

## Naming and Members

Each member of the Serpent Sisters are given code names, as well as a color-themed outfit. These names are based off species of serpent and viper, and are used to protect the identity of the sister in question.

**Current Members:**

* Ahnkyra Stormheart
	+ Code Name: Diamondhide
	+ Theme Color: Light Blue

## Meta Data

The Serpent Sisters are an **open faction,** meaning anyone can create a character to join them. Any species is allowed to join, assuming the character in question shows advanced force and martial skills that can be honed into the leathality that the Sisters possess. There are uniform and class requirements, however.

### Character Requirements

* Character must be female
* Class *must* be Sith Assassin.
* Any species allowed.

### Outfit Requirements

* Head: Any mask that either covers part of the head, or all of it. No circlets.
	+ Examples: Trophy Hunter's Mask, Visas Marr's Veil, Ajunta Pall's Mask, etc.
* Chest: Any chestpiece that reveals the arms and/or stomach.
	+ Examples: Satele Shan's Tunic, Resort Swimwear Top (both versions), Skilled Hunter's Chestguard, etc.
* Hands: Any fingerless glove.
	+ Examples: Canderous Ordo's gloves, Satele Shan's gloves, Xoxaan's Handwraps, etc.
* Wrists: Any bracers will work.
* Waist: Any Belt will work.
* Legs: Anything that shows off part, or all of, the thighs.
	+ Examples: Basic Women's Trunks, Any Loungewear/Dancer bottom, Jori Daragon's Loincloth, Revealing Bodysuit Pants, etc.
* Feet: Any boots of at least knee-high length will do.
	+ Satele Shan's boots, Zakuulan Inquisitor's Boots, Gifted Shadow's Boots, Thana Vesh's boots, etc.
February 4, 1996 @Okayama Pepperland

***February 4, 1996 @Okayama Pepperland*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Okayama Pepperland. It was part of the 若いながらも歴史あり tour.

## Setlist

1. "Oh! Slime"
2. "土曜日の夜"
3. "Thank You"
4. "静かな朝"
5. "ずっと前"
6. "Slow Days"
7. "Baby Blue"
8. "忘れちゃうひととき"
9. "Go Go Round This World!"
10. "オアシスへようこそ"
11. "Smilin' Days, Summer Holiday"
12. "いかれたBaby"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar, cornet)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums, sampler, chorus)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass, chorus)
* Honzi (violin, keyboards, chorus)
* Michio "Darts" Sekiguchi (guitar, chorus)
Mary Bunny

***Mary Bunny*** is a compilation album by MariMari, released on December 1, 1999. The album consists entirely of previous singles by Mari and her b-sides, acting effectively as an archive of her material from the era which wasn't printed on 耳と目そしてエコー.

## Tracklisting

1. "one happy" (5:49)
2. "Since Yesterday" (4:40)
3. "J" (3:58)
4. "Blue Over, Mam" (5:38)
5. "Sunday Clover" (5:51)
6. "Life Player" (4:17)
7. "Day In, Day Out" (6:03)
8. "J" (mood stock) (4:05)

## Personnel

### Musicians

* MariMari (vocals, music, words, arrangements)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums, chorus)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (arrangements [tracks 4-5, 7], bass, chorus)
* Shinji Sato (electric guitar, acoustic guitar)
* Honzi (violin, chorus)

### Other personnel

* Jill Bryson (arrangements [track 2])
* Rose McDowall (arrangements [track 2])
* Keishi Urata (arrangements [tracks 6, 8])
* Apache Tanaka (arrangements [track 4])
* Aki Onda (arrangements [track 1])
* David Chang (compiling)
* Satoko Ohkubo (management staff)
* Kenshu Shintsubo (photography)
* Takashi Kumagai (styling)
* Yoboon (hair & make-up)
* Yoshiyuki Okuda (executive producer)
* Yutaka Goto (executive producer)
* Ichiro Asatsuma (executive producer)
* Nao Matsuda (executive producer)

### Special thanks

* Daisuke Kawasaki
* Akiko Ueta