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Kensuke Kawamura

From cinra.net article. Taken around February 2017.

**Kensuke Kawamura** (born **川村ケンスケ**; 1965) is a Japanese video director and musician from Yokkaichi City, Mie Prefecture most famous for his work in directing music videos and concert videos. He is also known to direct various commercials for companies such as Coca-Cola, Nikon, Shanghai Sharp, Suzuki and others. Notably, Kawamura is responsible for dozens of music videos and concert videos from Fishmans, Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra, Polaris, So Many Tears, MariMari Rhythmkiller Machinegun and other notable Fishmans-related acts.

Originally, Kawamura wasn't interested in music video production, instead focusing in foreign language. In 1985, he was enrolled in Tokyo University of Foreign Studies to study English and American languages. During this period in 1988, Kawamura studied abroad at the California State University in Hayward. He graduated as an English major in 1990, and in the same year, he joined Kitty Records (an ex-affiliate of Polydor). Also in the same year, he worked with video production company Mersat, where he got his start working with music videos. Some time before 1992, Kawamura would found company GOIS Co. Ltd., a company dedicated to music video production. He was in charge of Japanese music video program WOWOW, which had just began around the same time he began working with the medium, as well as occasional midnight programs on Fuji TV / TV Asahi. In 1996, Kawamura would participate in band Trees of Life as a drummer for their first single One Day for Maria, then later in 1997 as a bassist for a live performance. This was the beginning of his own musical career, which mostly consisted of music produced for commercials. Today, he's directed approximately 100 commercials. His first was for a Suntory Reserve Sherry cask finish in 1999. In the same year, Fishmans' video album The Three Birds & More Feelings would be released on March 17, which entirely contained various music videos directed by Kawamura. In 2002, Kawamura's first film "Music of Remembrance - Gb" was released, a sci-fi drama described by website AsianWiki as being about "a boy who suffers from impaired hearing and a young girl pianist try to solve the mysterious connection between a series of murders and the boy's entangled memories". In 2006, Kawamura also directed and released Fishmans' concert film The Long Season Revue, chronicling their reunion tour of the same name in 2005, coupled with an art movie directed by him dedicated to the tour. In 2010, Kawamura began presiding over kampsite, a video distribution site dedicated to assisting independent musicians in distributing their video works. Through kampsite, Kawamura released Fishmans' 2011 video album Live 2011/5.3 At Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall "A Piece Of Future" physically, a video album he also directed. In 2014, he would come to co-own kampsite and become a representative of the company.

A complete list of Kawamura's works can be found on his Wikipedia page and in an interview done with OLM Music.
March 25, 1994 @Koenji ShowBoat

***March 25, 1994 @Koenji ShowBoat*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Koenji ShowBoat.

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 upcoming releases Orange and Melody. Going by the nearest available performance June 19, 1994 @Kyoto Muse, these songs might have been "静かな朝" and "忘れちゃうひととき".

## Setlist

1. "100ミリちょっとの"
2. "Running Man"
3. "疲れない人"
4. "新曲"
5. "土曜日の夜"
6. "パラダイス"
7. "うまく歩けないよ"
8. "エヴリデイ・エヴリナイト"
9. "Walkin'"
10. "新曲"
11. "Go Go Clubですれ違い"
12. "Go Go Round This World!"
13. "Melody"
14. "チャンス"
15. "ひこうき"
16. "Oh! Crime"
17. "頼りない天使"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase-Sun (keyboards)
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar)
March 1, 1996 @Shinjuku Liquid Room

***March 1, 1996 @Shinjuku Liquid Room*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Shinjuku Liquid Room. It was performed as the second-to-last concert in the 若いながらも歴史あり tour. This concert immediately preceded March 2, 1996 @Shinjuku Liquid Room. According to the band, the day this concert was performed on was very hot.

## Setlist

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

1. "Oh! Slime"
2. "土曜日の夜"
3. "Running Man"
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. "すばらしくてNice Choice"
11. "Sunny Blue"
12. "Smilin' Days, Summer Holiday"
13. "感謝(驚)"
14. "チャンス"
15. Encore 1: "ナイトクルージング"
16. Encore 2: "Everyday, Under the Blue Blue Sky" (song by MariMari)
17. 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)
December 16, 1994 @Kyoto Muse

***December 16, 1994 @Kyoto Muse*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Kyoto Muse. It was recorded in full on VHS, 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. "なんてったの"
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: "チャンス"
17. Encore 2: "Go Go Round This World!"
18. Encore 3: "頼りない天使"
19. Encore 4: "いかれたBaby"

## Musicians

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

Other performers unknown.
In Space Shower TV Episode.3

***In Space Shower TV Episode.3*** is the first of three DVD releases from Space Shower TV and Universal, cataloging multiple videos of Japanese band Fishmans. It includes interviews, skits and multiple live performances, one performance being unavailable anywhere else officially.

Track 1, "Fishtoron '98", is a video of all three members of Fishmans participating in a triathlon in Tokyo against each other. Track 2, "Lucha Libre観戦", is a video of all three members of Fishmans attending a wrestling competition, a hobby they are all fond of. Track 3, "Dub大会", is a short interview about dub followed by a live dub mix of Walking in the Rhythm. Track 4, "それはただの気分さ(Studio Live)" is a live dub mix of said song. The remainder of tracks on this disc are video performances from December 12, 1997 @Shinjuku Liquid Room (from the Walking in the 奥田イズム tour).

## Track listing

1. "Sound&Vision #193::Fishtoron ’98"
2. "Sound&Vision #194::Lucha Libre観戦"
3. "Sound&Vision #195::Dub大会"
4. "Sound&Vision #196::それはただの気分さ(Studio Live)"
5. "Walking in the 奥田イズム::なんてったの"
6. "Walking in the 奥田イズム::土曜日の夜"
7. "Walking in the 奥田イズム::バックビートにのっかって"
8. "Walking in the 奥田イズム::Sunny Blue"
9. "Walking in the 奥田イズム::夜の想い"
10. "Walking in the 奥田イズム::Season"

## Personnel

### Band members

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

### Other musicians

* Honzi (keyboards, synthesizer)
* Michio "Darts" Sekiguchi (guitar)

### Other personnel

* Toshiya Sano (A&R)
* Mikio Kaibe (promotional planner)
* Naoko Iwasaki (marketing planner)
* Nahoko Matsubayashi (promoter in chief)
* Naoya Nakagawa (A&R assistant)
* Takahiro Narushima (artwork coordination)
* Yumi Haga (artwork coordination)
* Kazutomo Makabe (package illustration)
* Yasuhiro Yamazaki (package art direction & design)
* Video-Tech (authoring)
* Maruni Studio (EED/MA)
* Akiko Ueta (production management)
* Kensuke Kawamura (director)
* Atsuo Takano (producer)
* Tetsusi Suehiro (producer)
* Noboru Tsuji (chief producer)

## Issues

* 2007 - **UPBH-1210** (DVD, Space Shower TV/Universal, Japan)

## Trivia

* The full concert of December 12, 1997 @Shinjuku Liquid Room was broadcast in its entireity multiple times on Space Shower TV after its performance. A bootleg album cataloging this performance exists in the form of 1997.12.12 Live in Liquid Room.
* The dub mixes of Walking in the Rhythm and それはただの気分さ are from January 11, 1998 @Space Shower TV, and a remastered version of both exists as bootleg album Live 98.01.11 @SSTV Sound & Vision.
Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall

***Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall*** (Japanese: **日比谷野外音楽堂**, aka: **Hibiya Yagai Ongakudo**) is an outdoor concert venue located in Hibiya Park, Chiyoda City, Tokyo, Japan, with an address of 1-5 Hibiya Koen, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo. Hibiya Park was established in 1923, while the venue itself was originally constructed in 1942. In 1985, it would see reconstruction, turning most or all of the venue into concrete. The venue seems to be self-operating, or owned by government. An annual festival, titled Hibiya Music Festival, is held at the venue in the summer, which was established (at latest) in 2019.

This concert is known among Fishmans fans to be the host of various concerts of note by the group, perhaps most notably being the seat of October 10, 1998 @Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall, the concert at which one of the only available versions of A Piece of Future was recorded. The group has performed a total of 7 concerts there, beginning in 1995, including a reunion show in the form of May 3, 2011 @Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall, which was later distributed in full on DVD. Also notable is the venue appearing on an alternate cover of 8月の現状, specifically the vinyl pressing of the album.

## Fishmans concerts

* May 6, 1995 @Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall
* October 6, 1996 @Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall
* June 7, 1997 @Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall
* September 27, 1997 @Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall
* June 7, 1998 @Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall
* October 10, 1998 @Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall

Included song A Piece of Future which was distributed on compilation 宇宙 ベスト・オブ・フィッシュマンズ.

* May 3, 2011 @Hibiya Open-Air Concert Hall

Later distributed in full on DVD.
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Head Light, Suit Case - さすらいの秘密

## Head Light, Suit Case - さすらいの秘

***Head Light, Suit Case - さすらいの秘密*** (romanized: *Head Light, Suit Case - Sasurai no Himitsu*, English: *Head Light, Suit Case - Secrets of Wandering*) is the second and final album by MariMari Rhythmkiller Machinegun, as well as being the final album by the band's lead member MariMari, released on September 12, 2001.

## Tracklisting

1. "Midnight, Suitcase" (2:00)
2. "High Summer Line" (6:43)
3. "Out Of Reason" (5:44)
4. "Smoking, Walking & Raining" (4:27)
5. "Memory Cleaning List" (3:22)
6. "Is This Maybe Love" (6:34)
7. "September Slow" (6:06)
8. "Was / Were" (0:45)
9. "Think About You" (6:32)
10. "Voyageur" (7:21)
11. "A Rose In The Wilds" (1:54)

## Personnel

### Band members

* MariMari (words [tracks 1-4, 6-7, 9-10], music [tracks 1, 4, 10], vocals, chorus, effects, editing)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (music [track 6, 9], drums, vocals, chorus)

### Other musicians

* Shinya Kogure (music [tracks 2, 5], guitar, electronics, chorus)
* Keiji Hatano (music [track 3], bass, vocals, programming, chorus)
* Yuichi Oki (music [tracks 7-8, 11], keyboards, programming, chorus)
* Honzi (violin, chorus)

### Other personnel

* Toshiya Sano (A&R)
* Nobuo Sekiguchi (art direction)
* Masaaki Otsuka (artwork coordination)
* Yumi Haga (artwork coordination)
* Mika Hattori (studio coordination)
* Yoichi Yamauchi (session coordination)
* Kenjiro Ishida (editing)
* Hanae Saito (assistant engineer)
* Sayuri Taniguchi (assistant engineer)
* Shin-ichi Tokumo (assistant engineer)
* Tomoko Ishikawa (assistant engineer)
* Yusuke Kawaguchi (assistant engineer)
* Ken Sugaya (executive producer)
* Yoshiyuki Okuda (executive producer)
* Akiko Ueta (management)
* Shigeki Fujino (mastering)
* Aomi (fashion direction)
* Henjiro Akama (hair)
* Naomi Kubota (make-up)
* Hirohiko Taniguchi (photography)
* Koreyuki Tanaka (production, arrangements, recordings)
* Yo Kumagai (production in chief)
* Hiroshi Tokunaga (sales promotion)
* Taimei Fukuoka (public relations)
* Kohichi Konatsu (publicity)
* Sachiko Seto (publicity)
* Kenji Fujii (equipment)
* Tomoyuki Abe (equipment)
* Yoji Joko (equipment)

## Issues

* 2001 - **UPCH-1101** (CD, Polydor, Japan)
February 19, 2019 @Zepp Tokyo

***February 19, 2019 @Zepp Tokyo*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Zepp Tokyo. Event was titled "闘魂2019" (English: "Fighting Spirit 2019"). Performed alongside pop group cero. Concert was recorded in full by The Fishmans Movie crew and released on paid streaming service Livewire.jp on September 3, 2021.

Full concert footage was announced for physical release on March 1, 2022 alongside deluxe editions of The Fishmans Movie, titled 闘魂2019LIVE. A documentary film was also announced for the concert, titled 闘魂：フィッシュマンズ, to be packaged in the same release. The deluxe Blu-ray set will release on June 1, 2022.

Full concert later made into bootleg 19.02.19 闘魂2019 @Zepp Tokyo.

## Set 1

1. "わたしのすがた" (performed by cero)
2. "魚の骨、鳥の羽根" (performed by cero)
3. "Yellow Magus" (performed by cero)
4. "TWNKL" (performed by cero)
5. "レテの子" (performed by cero)
6. "Buzzle Bee Ride" (performed by cero)
7. "Waters" (performed by cero)
8. "Poly Life Multi Soul" (performed by cero)
9. "あの娘が眠ってる" (vocals by Kensuke Ojima)

## Set 2

1. "Oh Slime"
2. "ナイトクルージング"
3. "土曜日の夜"
4. "頼りない天使"
5. "ひこうき"
6. "Melody"
7. "ゆらめき In The Air" (vocals recorded by Shinji Sato on December 28, 1998 @Akasaka Blitz)
8. "いかれたBaby"
9. "Just Thing" (performed by Fishmans and cero)
10. "Weather Report" (performed by Fishmans and cero)

## Fishmans band members

* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums, vocals)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase (keyboards)
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar, vocals)
* Shinya Kogure (guitar)
* Ikuko Harada (vocals)
* Hanaregumi (vocals)

## cero band members

* Shohei Takashiro (vocals, flute)
* Yu Arauchi (keyboards, sampler)
* Tsubasa Hashimoto (guitar, chorus)
* Yoshiro Atsumi (bass)
* Wataru Mitsunaga (drums)
* Oda Tomomi (keyboards, chorus)
* Manami Kakudo (percussion, chorus)
June 26, 1989 @La.mama

***June 26, 1989 @La.mama*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue La.mama. The band played alongside Frederick.

## Setlist

1. "もう言わないで"
2. "Future"
3. "Special Night"
4. "チャンス"
5. "Blue Summer"
6. "おとなしかったのに"
7. "Little Flapper"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
March 26, 1991 @Shibuya Club Quattro

***March 26, 1991 @Shibuya Club Quattro*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Shibuya Club Quattro. Reportedly, this concert was very full with attendees.

## Setlist

1. "ひっくりかえってた2人"
2. "He's Running"
3. "ひこうき"
4. "Good Morning"
5. "Monday's Night"
6. "Special Night"
7. "くつ下"
8. "あの娘が眠ってる"
9. "Hakaseヴオーカルのブルース曲"
10. "いなごが飛んでる"
11. "パラダイス"
12. "Go Go Clubですれ違い"
13. "チャンス"
14. Encore 1: "ピアノ"
15. Encore 2: "Little Flapper"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase (keyboards)
Odwrotnosłownik

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Słowo miesiąca

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Herbata

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Słownik obco języczny

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* polsko-angielski
* polsko-bułgarski

* polsko-chińskojapoński
* polsko-czechosłowacki
* polsko-francuski
* polsko-hiszpański
* polsko-hiszpański nazwisk
* polsko-niemiecki
* polsko-portugalski
* polsko-rosyjski
* polsko-włoski

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Słownik inne

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* Słownik synonimów
	+ brydżowy
	+ grabarzy
	+ grypsera
	+ gwary uczniowskiej
	+ kuchenny
	+ lekcja angielskiego
	+ MMORPG
	+ mowy rastafarianistycznej
	+ raperskich powitań
	+ polsko-backmaskingowy
	+ studencki
	+ synonimów do „fajne”
	+ wojskowy
August 16, 2014 @Rising Sun Rock Festival

***August 16, 2014 @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 2014 in Ezo". At the concert, they performed at the stage labeled "Sun Stage".

## Setlist

1. "ナイトクルージング"
2. "Weather Report"
3. "Walking in the Rhythm"
4. "頼りない天使"
5. "感謝(驚)"
6. "いかれたBaby"
7. "Season"
8. "新しい人"

## Musicians

* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums, vocals)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase (keyboards)
* Shinya Kogure (guitar)
* Katsui Yuji (violin)
* Ikuko Harada (vocals)
* UA (vocals)

## Sources

* https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/fishmans/2014/tarukawa-dock-open-air-special-stages-ishikari-japan-3bfc480c.html
* http://rsr-arch.wess.co.jp/2014/artists/lineup/profile/077fm.html
December 27, 1989 @Nippon Broadcasting System

***December 27, 1989 @Nippon Broadcasting System*** was a Fishmans concert performed at radio station Nippon Broadcasting System. Radio event titled "All Night Nippon" Played with Mustang A.K.A., Black Market. Appeared on live broadcast.

## Setlist

1. "もう言わないで"
2. "Future"
3. "Walkin'"
4. "Little Flapper"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
January 7, 2022 @Kichimu Event Space & Cafe

***January 7, 2022 @Kichimu Event Space & Cafe*** was a Fishmans concert performed at Kichimu Event Space & Cafe. Event titled "俺たちの決起集会" (English: "Our Rally"). Concert began with an hour-long conference from Fishmans regarding news about The Fishmans Movie, new reissues of some albums and to announce the History of Fishmans tour/event. Concert streamed globally on Fishmans' official YouTube channel. Performed without an audience in line with COVID-19 preventative measures.

Later made into fan bootleg 2022.1.7 俺たちの決起集会.

## Setlist

1. "Long Season (Rally Mix)"
2. "Go Go Round This World!"
3. "なんてったの"
4. "頼りない天使"
5. "ひこうき"
6. "ナイトクルージング"
7. "いかれたBaby"

## Musicians

* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drum machine, vocals)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase-sun (keyboards)
* Michio "Darts" Sekiguchi (guitar)
* Shinya Kogure (guitar)
* Ikuko Harada (vocals)
* Ichizo Nishikawa (mixing)
July 4, 1997 @Shibuya Club Quattro

***July 4, 1997 @Shibuya Club Quattro*** was a Fishmans performance at Shibuya Club Quattro. At this concert, they opened for rock group Pavement instead of performing their own lead concert. Later, this recording was remixed and is present on Seasons (Life).

For a complete setlist of Pavement's concert this day, visit Setlist.fm.

## Musicians

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

Other musicians unconfirmed.
Go Go Round This World!

*Note: this is the page for the maxi-single. For the song, see Go Go Round This World! (song). For the vinyl boxset, see Go Go Round This World! ～ Fishmans 25th Anniversary Record Box.*

### Producer

ZAK

***Go Go Round This World!*** is the first maxi-single and sixth single released by Japanese dub/rock group Fishmans. It was first released on February 2, 1994. The maxi-single functions as a companion project to previous album Neo Yankees' Holiday, possessing a remixed and more popular version of Smilin' Days, Summer Holiday alongside its title track.

## Track listing

1. "Go Go Round This World!" (3:38)
2. "Smilin' Days, Summer Holiday" (Kick the Space Echo Session) (7:15)
3. "Go Go Round This World!" (Naked Funk Mix) (3:34)
4. "Future" (Remix) (4:45)

## Artwork/Packaging

Scans are from original CD print MRCA-10010.

Scan of front.Back of front.Inner front page 1.Inner front page 2.Spine.Obi strip.CD.Pamphlet front.Pamphlet back.
## Personnel

### Band members

* Shinji Sato (vocals, acoustic guitar, cornet, words, music)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass, programming)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums, chorus, Casiotone synthesizer)
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar)
* Hakase-Sun (keyboards, sampling)

### Other musicians

* Sugar Yoshinaga (guitar [track 3, 4])
* Takahiro Hosoki (bass [track 3])
* Toshiyuki Mori (synthesizer [track 3, 4])
* Yasuhiro Yoshigaki (percussion [track 3, 4])

### Other personnel

* ZAK (remixing [track 3], production, recording, mixing)
* Aki Onda (remixing [track 3, 4])
* Masao Nakazoto (mastering)

## Issues

* 1994 - **MRCA-10010** (CD, Media Remoras, Japan)
* 1994 - **MRCA-10010** (Limited 7" Vinyl, Media Remoras, Japan) - Only includes title track.
* 1998 - **PCCAX-00008** (CD, Pony Canyon, Japan) - Part of reissue series Fishmans Reissue-Series. Contains CD Extra .exe program, including the CD Extra Dictionary.
* 2009 - **PCCA-50130** (CD, Pony Canyon, Japan)
* 2016 - **PCCA-50254** (25th Anniversary CD, Pony Canyon, Japan) - Part of reissue series Fishmans 25 - Silver Anniversary! 2016.
* 2022 - **PCJA-00095** (30th Anniversary Limited 12", Pony Canyon, Japan) - Part of reissue series 30th Anniv. Fishmans.

## Trivia

* The version of Smilin' Days, Summer Holiday played on 98.12.28 男達の別れ is actually a live rendition of the Kick the Space Echo Session mix found on this maxi-single, not the original.
* The song Go Go Round This World! actually has multiple different forms which are played at different concerts, much like Just Thing. The version found here starts with an iconic whistle, whilst versions such as the one present on 記憶の増大 instead begin with a looped vocal sample.
January 28, 1994 @Shimokitazawa Shelter

***January 28, 1994 @Shimokitazawa Shelter*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Shimokitazawa Shelter. Performed alongside band The Belows.

## Setlist

Unfortunately, no setlist is available for this concert.

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase-Sun (keyboards)
* Shinya Kogure (guitar)
March 27, 1995 @Kyoto Muse

***March 27, 1995 @Kyoto Muse*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Kyoto Muse. It was part of the Oh! Mountain tour.

## Setlist

Unfortunately, no setlist is known for this concert.

## Musicians

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

Other performers unknown.
August 26, 1998 @Hiroshima Namiki Junction

***August 26, 1998 @Hiroshima Namiki Junction*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Hiroshima Namiki Junction. It was part of the 8月の現状 tour.

## Setlist

* Opening Recording: "That Lady" (Groover Isleys)

1. "A Piece of Future"
2. "Weather Report"
3. "Go Go Round This World!"
4. "ひこうき"
5. "ずっと前"
6. "土曜日の夜"
7. "頼りない天使"
8. "それはただの気分さ"
9. "気分"
10. "Walking in the Rhythm"
11. "ゆらめき in the Air"
12. "ナイトクルージング"
13. "夜の想い"
14. "Season"

## Musicians

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

Other performers unconfirmed.
July 13, 1999 @Nagoya Club Quattro

***July 11, 1999 @Shinsaibashi Club Quattro*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Nagoya Club Quattro. It was performed during the フィッシュマンズ的組合 tour. Kin-Ichi Motegi serves as stand-in vocalist for Shinji Sato except where noted.

## Setlist

* Opening Recording: "A Piece of Future" (Shinji Sato)

1. "100ミリちょっとの"
2. "チャンス" (MC after this song)
3. "ひこうき" - Vocals by Shinya Kogure.
4. "Running Man" - Vocals by Honzi.
5. "エヴリデイ・エヴリナイト" - Vocals by Michio "Darts" Sekiguchi. (MC after this song)
6. "あの娘が眠ってる" - Vocals by Kensuke Ojima.
7. "Blue Summer" - Vocals by Kensuke Ojima.
8. "頼りない天使" - Vocals by Michio "Darts" Sekiguchi and Honzi.
9. "Long Season"
10. "忘れちゃうひととき"
11. "Smilin' Days, Summer Holiday"
12. "オアシスへようこそ" - Vocals by Hakase-Sun. (MC after this song)
13. "ナイトクルージング" - Vocals by Motegi and Bikke. (MC after this song)
14. "いかれたBaby" - Vocals by all.
15. "誰かを捜そう" - Vocals by Kensuke Ojima.
16. "いい言葉ちょうだい" - Vocals by Honzi.
17. "感謝(驚)"
18. "Season"
19. "Walking in the Rhythm"

## Musicians

* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums, vocals)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Michio "Darts" Sekiguchi (vocals, guitar)
* Honzi (vocals, violin, keyboards)
* Shinya Kogure (vocals, guitar)
* Hakase-Sun (vocals, keyboards)
* Kensuke Ojima (vocals, guitar)
* Moog Yamamoto (turntables)
* Bikke (vocals)
Dub

"***Dub***" is a musical genre Fishmans, as well as many other similar acts commonly play. Rating aggregate website RateYourMusic describes "dub" as "primarily instrumental reggae", as well as elaborating that it is "characterised by emphasis on the rhythm track, extensive use of sound effects and heavy reverb", also labeling the genre as a kind of electronic music as well as reggae. This means that dub music is a kind of reggae where heavy usage of electronics, reverb and (most importantly) recurrent sampling are everpresent. A common way to see this implemented into Fishmans' music is to pay attention to when a sample is looped to form a foundation for a greater song, otherwise known as a "riddim" track by reggae artists (a great example would be Walking in the Rhythm, found on their seventh album 宇宙 日本 世田谷). These samples used don't have to be "found" or otherwise created by a third party; in fact it's much more common to create such samples oneself, which is what Fishmans most commonly does (although it's not unheard of to see Fishmans sampling third-party source material). Through their extensively polite demeanor, the genre of "dub" was fused with the later explored genre of "Rock" and thus "Dream Pop" came to.

Learn more here:

https://rateyourmusic.com/genre/Dub/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dub\_music
After Go Go Round This World~Melody

***After Go Go Round This World~Melody*** (subtitled "NERD or ACT?!" ISSUE) was an informational pamphlet given away for free at record stores in 1994 to inform those interested in the continued activity of the band beyond the release of their previous single, Go Go Round This World!. The pamphlet advertises the future release of the band's single Melody, as well as offering a retrospective on the band up until that point.

## Gallery

Front cover.Page 1.Page 2.Page 3.Page 4.Page 5.Page 6.Page 7.Page 8.Page 9.Page 10.Page 11.Page 12.Page 13.Page 14.Page 15.Page 16.Page 17.Page 18.Page 19.Page 20.Page 21.Page 22.Back cover.
## Credits

* Akihiko Yamamoto (producer with Media Remoras)
* Daisuke Kawasaki (editor)
* Moog Yamamoto (editor)
* Phonic (design)
June 20, 1993 @Club Citta Kawasaki

***June 20, 1993 @Club Citta Kawasaki*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Club Citta Kawasaki. Event titled "Locus Anniversary". Played with Takuharu Yama, Owl, Plagues, Takeo Fujiyama, Hiro Hiroyuki.

## Setlist

1. "待ってる人"
2. "Running Man"
3. "Thank You"
4. "いい言葉ちょうだい"
5. "いかれたBaby"
6. "Walkin'"
7. "エヴリデイ・エヴリナイト"
8. "疲れない人"
9. "100ミリちょっとの"
10. "Just Thing"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase (keyboards)
July 26, 1991 @Tokyo Dome Luna Park

***July 26, 1991 @Tokyo Dome Luna Park*** was a Fishmans concert performed at Tokyo Dome Luna Park. Event titled "Tokyo Latin Music Show '91". Played with Kusu Kusu, Tokyo Rhythm Kings. After this concert, band would begin recording Corduroy's Mood.

## 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)
December 13, 1992 @Yokohama Vivre

***December 13, 1992 @Yokohama Vivre*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Yokohama Vivre. Performed alongside band Saqla.

## 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)
Complete Reissue Guide

Fishmans has held many reissue series of selections of their releases over the years. Here is a comprehensive list of every reissue series. This list will not list individual reissues unassociated with a series.

## 1998

* Fishmans Reissue-Series

March - May 1998 - Issued by Pony Canyon.

## 2016

* Fishmans 25 - Silver Anniversary! 2016

2016 - Issued by Pony Canyon.

## 2021

* 30th Anniv. Fishmans

2021 - Issued by Pony Canyon.
July 14, 2016 @Zepp Tokyo

***July 14, 2016 @Zepp Tokyo*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Zepp Tokyo. It was the first in the three-show tour Long Season 2016. This was the first concert where audience members could buy the newly-recorded I Dub Fish cassette EP from merchandise tables.

This concert was broadcast in full on Space Shower TV as Fishmans Tour "Long Season 2016" Special Part1~2. It was split in two parts: the first was broadcasted on August 27 2016, and the second was broadcast a month later on September 25. Both were broadcasted back-to-back for the first time on September 29 2016. Both parts are 60 minutes in length.

## Setlist

According to this blog, which documents Part 1 of the video broadcast of this performance: http://emam.cocolog-nifty.com/emam/2016/09/index.html

1. "Go Go Round This World!"
2. "ひこうき"
3. "Melody"
4. "頼りない天使"
5. "Weather Report"
6. "ナイトクルージング"

Unfortunately, the remainder of the setlist is unavailable for this concert, but it is assumed to be similar to available setlist July 20, 2016 @Zepp Namba Osaka.

## Musicians

* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums, vocals)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase (keyboards)
* Shinya Kogure (guitar)
* Katsui Yuji (violin)
* Ikuko Harada (vocals)
* Yuichi Oki (keyboards)
* Michio "Darts" Sekiguchi (guitar)
* Asa-Chang (percussion)
* ZAK (engineer)
* Kensuke Kawamura (director)

## Sources

* https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/fishmans/2016/zepp-tokyo-tokyo-japan-3bfc4808.html
* https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story\_fbid=pfbid0n9ktDdpUTKG2wu3kFeWwLnbxDsB57LGUTwQyr4aavPggJH7YZ4BHn8XM4LrC3SbFl&id=971504139596682&\_\_cft\_\_%5B0%5D=AZX7A2zr8tGYv4MpKl9Im27bJgDLEZDV4S\_uZ\_cpM4CdersngHg6Np6Ps0m8nmf1iJ6b7Y0coQXcVCPiHQxwRqWiAk6wsataKBePCYVPASfyLx\_7312Xa19PXT0E80lvAnNgxj8FCtTCTuo7j0wnEU5vODqk32kjkQ9vnsbizJUFxZNwJn4u0U-0Tv7gM1wKA94mstjJHmOeGeoIFDDpffRS&\_\_tn\_\_=%2CO%2CP-y-R
* https://web.archive.org/web/20160729233258/https://www.spaceshowertv.com/program/special/1608\_fishmans.html
Fukuoka Drum Logos

***Fukuoka Drum Logos*** is a Japanese live venue located at 1-8-25, Maizuru, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka-shi, Fukuoka 810-0073. Opened in 1977, Drum Logos is a popular venue in Japan and can support a capacity of 1000 concert attendees. Fishmans has performed here.

"Live House Drum" owns six live houses across Japan. The largest of them is Kumamoto B.9 (originally Drum Be-9), which has been renamed several times. There is also Fukuoka Drum Be-1, a live house very close in location to Drum Logos. "Fukuoka Drum Son" is another live house, and the company also owns "Nagasaki Drum Be-7" and "Oita Drum Be-0".

## Fishmans concerts

* September 6, 1997 @Fukuoka Drum Logos
* March 16, 1998 @Fukuoka Drum Logos
* October 4, 1998 @Fukuoka Drum Logos
* December 22, 1998 @Fukuoka Drum Logos

## Sources

* http://www.live-drum.com/index1.shtml
* https://www.arrivalguides.com/en/Travelguide/Fukuoka/barsandnightlife/drum-logos-7039
* http://www.vkeiguide.com/venue-cd-navi/venue-fukuoka-drum-logos
* https://www.setlist.fm/venue/drum-logos-fukuoka-japan-33d2a425.html
June 25, 1995 @Meiji University Izumi Festival

***June 25, 1995 @Meiji University Izumi Festival*** was a Fishmans concert performed at a festival at Meiji University's Izumi campus. They performed alongside Plagues. They performed with Shinya Kogure as support guitarist.

## Setlist

1. "100ミリちょっとの"
2. "My Life"
3. "いつまでも"
4. "Thank You"
5. "土曜日の夜"
6. "パラダイス"
7. "忘れちゃうひととき"
8. "すばらしくてNice Choice"
9. "気分"
10. "チャンス"
11. "頼りない天使"
12. "感謝(驚)"
13. "Future"
14. Encore 1: "あの娘が眠ってる"
15. Encore 2: "いかれたBaby"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase (keyboards)
* Shinya Kogure (guitar)
July 30, 1989 @La.mama

***July 30, 1989 @La.mama*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue La.mama. The band played alongside Sante and Frederick.

## Setlist

1. "He's Running"
2. "誰かを接そう"
3. "Special Night"
4. "もう言わないで"
5. "Happy Man"
6. "おとなしかったのに"
7. "Little Flapper"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
Long Season 2016

**Long Season 2016** is a three-show tour by Fishmans, performed in July 2016. The tour was performed less than a month after their fourth live album Long Season '96~7 - 96.12.26 Akasaka Blitz, and about two months after every Fishmans album was remastered and reprinted in the Fishmans 25 - Silver Anniversary! 2016 reissue series. During the tour, tape I Dub Fish was distributed at live performances only, this being the group's first EP since 1991's Corduroy's Mood. This all together makes Long Season 2016 one of the band's most high-activity tours to date.

The concert's first show, July 14, 2016 @Zepp Tokyo was recorded on video and later broadcasted on Space Shower TV as the concert film Fishmans Tour "Long Season 2016" Special Part1~2 later in 2016. The concert film was rebroadcasted in 2024 after the broadcast of a similar concert from the band's next tour, Long Season 2023.

## Performed shows

* July 14, 2016 @Zepp Tokyo
* July 19, 2016 @Nagoya Diamond Hall
* July 20, 2016 @Zepp Namba Osaka
Honzi

Honzi appearing on stage with Fishmans on December 28, 1998 @Akasaka Blitz.

**Honzi** (born **Yoko Honzi**; February 15, 1967 - September 27, 2007) was a Japanese multi-instrumentalist and frequent collaborator with Fishmans. She's known best for her violin expertise, her personal website calling her a "violinista", as well as playing keyboards.

Honzi's background is mostly unknown, but her musical history may stretch back as far as 1984 with the release of new wave band A Decade-In Fake's first album, No Significant Difference, which she's unconfirmed to have worked on. The band was later renamed to SonNaBanana (later Parabola Spins) before Honzi distanced herself from them. She stayed in the band until, at earliest, 1992. Honzi first appears on Fishmans' works in 1995 with the release of Oh! Mountain, where she appears for one song, "Baby Piano Mix". She would appear for a great majority of the band's following material, starting with the group's next single, ナイトクルージング. She performed live with the group regularly, including Shinji Sato's final performance on December 28, 1998. Her last performance with the group was on July 30, 2006 @Naeba Ski Resort after having participated for the entirety of 2005's The Long Season Revue tour. One year later on September 27, 2007, Honzi would pass away from some form of cancer. Memorial events in her name are regularly (often yearly) held by members of her band Honzi's World and other musicians, one such was chronicled on live album I Love Honzi. These events are titled "Honzi Love Connection" or "Honziの世界へようこそ" (translating to "Welcome to the World of Honzi").

## Discography

### Albums

* One (1996)
* Two (2000)
* I LOVE HONZI (2008)

### Solo Tapes

* Orange
* White
* Yellow

## Trivia

* Honzi's birthday is only a day before fellow Fishmans member Shinji Sato's birthday, which was on the 16th.
April 22, 1995 @Shinjuku Liquid Room

***April 22, 1995 @Shinjuku Liquid Room*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Shinjuku Liquid Room. It was part of the Oh! Mountain tour.

## Setlist

Unfortunately, no setlist is known for this concert.

## Musicians

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

Other performers unknown.
Kin-Ichi Motegi

Motegi as he appears in Pluged magazine's "Fishmans: History Of The Band" segment, circa 1997-1998.

### Member of

Fishmans • Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra • So Many Tears • Fishmans+ • MariMari Rhythmkiller Machinegun • Song Lights

### Roles

Drums • Vocals

**Kin-Ichi Motegi** (born **茂木欣一**; December 15, 1967) is a Japanese drummer born in Tokyo, Japan in 1967. He is most famous for his work in rock group Fishmans where he plays a primary role, as well as drumming for Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra and So Many Tears.

Motegi was born and raised in Tama Plaza, in a modern apartment complex that lies in the suburbs of Tokyo, near a station for private railways. He found an interest in western music growing up, specifically hip hop, and began playing drums at an unknown age. Motegi enrolled in Meiji Gakuin University sometime in the 80s, soon joining musical collective Song Writes [ソング・ライツ] where he would meet Shinji Sato and Kensuke Ojima, eventually forming Fishmans together. Motegi would work almost exclusively with Fishmans for the remainder of the 80s and the entirety of the 90s, contributing as a lead percussionist and founding member of the band. After Sato's passing, Motegi joined Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra (whose drummer also passed away around the same time as Sato) as well as MariMari Rhythmkiller Machinegun with fellow Fishmans support musician MariMari. Motegi would grow to become a primary member of TSPO over the following years, as well as serving as the new flagship member of Fishmans. In 2011, Motegi would form Fishmans tribute group Fishmans+ with a multitude of older Fishmans musicians, as well as rock group So Many Tears alongside Yuzuru Kashiwabara and Takashi Kato. He is also known to frequent Polaris as a support musician. Motegi serves today as the primary torchbearer for Fishmans' legacy, as well as the drummer for TSPO and So Many Tears.

## Trivia

* Motegi is left-handed, but he plays right-handedly except for floor toms.
March 2, 2022 @Shinjuku Liquid Room

***March 2, 2022 @Ebisu Liquid Room*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Ebisu Liquid Room. It was part of the 2-day tour/event History of Fishmans. It was deliberately comprised entirely of songs composed from 1995-1998, as opposed to March 1, 2022 @Ebisu Liquid Room. The only exception to this is "ひこうき", performed during the encore. Concert streamed in its entirety on ePlus Japan.

A bootleg was later made of this performance, titled 2022.3.2 History of Fishmans @Liquid Room~1995-1998.

## Setlist

1. "A Piece of Future"
2. "すばらしくてNice Choice"
3. "Magic Love"
4. "バックビートにのっかって"
5. "Baby Blue"
6. "Slow Days"
7. "ずっと前"
8. "In The Flight"
9. "Walking in the Rhythm"
10. "Weather Report"
11. "Season"
12. "ナイトクルージング"
13. Encore 1: "ひこうき" (guitar by Sei Komiyama)
14. Encore 2: "新しい人"

## Musicians

* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase (keyboards)
* Shinya Kogure (guitar)
* Michio "Darts" Sekiguchi (guitar)
* Sei Komiyama (guitar)
* Ikuko Harada (vocals)
* ZAK (engineer)
* Ichizo Nishikawa (engineer)
January 25, 1994 @Shinsaibashi Club Quattro

***January 25, 1994 @Shinsaibashi Club Quattro*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Shinsaibashi Club Quattro. Event titled "Magical Mystery Penguins Tour". Performed alongside OWL and 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)
* Shinya Kogure (guitar)
July 5, 1993 @TVK

***July 5, 1993 @TVK*** was a Fishmans concert performed on television program TVK. Event titled "Music Clique". Made appearance. Specifics unknown, may have just been an interview.

## 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)
Baby Blue (1996 Live at 新宿リキッドルーム)

***Baby Blue (1996 Live at 新宿リキッドルーム)*** (romanized: *Baby Blue (1996 Live at Shinjuku Liquid Room)* is a single digitally released by Fishmans on May 26, 2021, recorded on March 2, 1996 @Shinjuku Liquid Room. It was released alongside いかれたBaby (1996 Live at 新宿リキッドルーム) and Go Go Round This World! (1996 Live at 新宿リキッドルーム), all also released alongside the physical release of 2nd March 1996 at Shinjuku Liquid Room, all of which are directly pulled from that album. Notably, while these singles were digitally released on the day *2nd March 1996* was physically released, the album wouldn't see digital release alongside these singles until months later.

## Track listing

1. "Baby Blue" (1996 Live at 新宿リキッドルーム) (5:44)

## Personnel

### Band members

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

### Other musicians

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

## Issues

* 2021 - **Absent** (Digital, Universal, Worldwide)
December 15, 1992 @Saitama Kaikan Hall

***December 15, 1992 @Saitama Kaikan Hall*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Saitama Kaikan Hall. Event titled "Saitama Rock City Vol. 1". Event sponsored by Omiya Freaks. Played with Stella, The Pees.

## 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 15, 1989 @Harajuku Crocodile

***August 15, 1989 @Harajuku Crocodile*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Harajuku Crocodile. The band played alongside Black Market and Assault Dance Hall.

## Setlist

1. "Future"
2. "誰かを接そう"
3. "Special Night"
4. "もう言わないで"
5. "パラダイス"
6. "Happy Man"
7. "Little Flapper"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
April 9, 1989 @Shinjuku Loft

***April 9, 1989 @Shinjuku Loft*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Shinjuku Loft. Concert served as celebration of release of Panic Paradise. Played with SkaFunk, Mustang A.K.A., Kusu Kusu and The Potato Chips. Large crowd. Recorded on video, titled "Vos Vol. 16".

## Setlist

Unfortunately, no setlist is available for this concert.

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
June 19, 2021 @Camp TV

***June 19, 2021 @Camp TV*** was a short Fishmans performance and interview given on television program Camp TV. Before the performance, Kin-Ichi Motegi and Shinya Kogure spoke to the show hosts about their band and their current activities.

## Musicians

* Kin-Ichi Motegi (vocals)
* Shinya Kogure (acoustic guitar)
June 12, 1993 @La.mama

***June 12, 1993 @La.mama*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue La.mama. Event titled "Love Love Hammings". Made guest appearance for Hammings. Performed いかれたBaby. Single いかれたBaby was released after this concert on June 18.

## Setlist

1. "いかれたBaby"

Unfortunately, no other songs from this performance are known.

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase (keyboards)
March 11, 1994 @La.mama

***March 11, 1994 @La.mama*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue La.mama. Event titled "Listen to the Music". Played against 100 Lamps and Bard in a "battle of the bands".

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.

## Setlist

1. "Oh! Crime"
2. "新曲"
3. "疲れない人"
4. "新曲"
5. "土曜日の夜"
6. "新曲"
7. "Go Go Clubですれ違い"
8. "Go Go Round This World!"
9. "チャンス"
10. "いかれたBaby"
11. "Future"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals, guitar)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase-Sun (keyboards)
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar)
May 24, 1990 @Asakusa Tokiwaza, Asakusa May Festival

***May 24, 1990 @Asakusa Tokiwaza, Asakusa May Festival*** was a Fishmans concert performed at Asakusa Tokiwaza. Event titled "Asakusa May Festival". Event sponsored by La.mama. Played alongside bands Frederick and Magokoro Brothers.

## Setlist

1. "He's Running"
2. "もう言わないで"
3. "Future"
4. "ワンダラーズ"
5. "Good Morning"
6. "ピアノ"
7. "ひこうき"
8. "ひっくりかえってた2人"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase (keyboards)
Fishmans Rock Festival

The boxset, pictured alongside its included LPs.

***Fishmans Rock Festival*** is a boxset that was released on June 27th, 2007, documenting Fishmans' most important releases from their Polydor era. It is one of two LP boxsets released by the band, the other of which being Go Go Round This World! ～ Fishmans 25th Anniversary Record Box. This boxset exclusively consists of 12" vinyl records from their post-Oh! Mountain work.

## Included Albums

* *Walking in the Rhythm*
* ゆらめき in the Air
* *Season*
* *98.12.28 男達の別れ*
* 8月の現状
* 空中キャンプ
* Long Season
* 宇宙 日本 世田谷

*Italicized releases are 12" vinyl records exclusive to the boxset.*

## Issues

* 2007 - **UPJH-9311/24** (12" Vinyl, Universal/Polydor, Japan)

## Trivia

* Boxset also includes multiple Fishmans-themed stickers, as well as a map of a theoretical Fishmans-themed festival grounds, each of which named after a different Fishmans album. It's unknown if this ever really existed, but it's currently assumed that it hasn't and it's more likely included for fun.
April 20, 2001 @Nagoya Diamond Hall

***April 20, 2001 @Nagoya Diamond Hall*** was a showing of the Fishmans concert film 記憶の増大, shown at venue Nagoya Diamond Hall. Alongside the film, Kin-Ichi Motegi performed live drums and presented the movie in-person. It was shown as part of the 3-show 映像キャンプ2000～記憶の増大～ tour/event.

## Setlist

No setlist is available, but it's assumed to be identical to tracklist of 記憶の増大.

## Musicians

* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)

Other performers unconfirmed.
June 18, 1994 @Kobe Chicken George

***June 18, 1994 @Kobe Chicken George*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Kobe Chicken George. Performed alongside Takeo Fujiyama.

## 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. "うまく歩けないよ"
7. "パラダイス"
8. "Walkin'"
9. "忘れちゃうひととき"
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: "いかれたBaby"

## Musicians

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

Other performers unconfirmed.
April 28, 1990 @La.mama

***April 28, 1990 @La.mama*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue La.mama. This was the band's first ever solo or "one band" live performance. It was performed on the same day as April 28, 1990 @Fuji TV.

## Setlist

1. "誰かを接そう"
2. "It's Be Alright"
3. "ワンダラーズ"
4. "もう言わないで"
5. "Future"
6. "Good Morning" (vocals by Kensuke Ojima)
7. "News"
8. "ピアノ"
9. "いなごが飛んでる"
10. "Walkin'"
11. "ひこうき"
12. "Happy Man"
13. "ひっくりかえってた2人"
14. Encore: "Special Night"

## Musicians

* Shinji Sato (vocals)
* Kin-Ichi Motegi (drums)
* Kensuke Ojima (guitar)
* Yuzuru Kashiwabara (bass)
* Hakase (keyboards)
July 19, 1990 @Omiya Freaks

***July 19, 1990 @Omiya Freaks*** was a Fishmans concert performed at venue Omiya Freaks. Performed alongside band Whale.

## Setlist

1. "Future"
2. "He's Running"
3. "Good Morning"
4. "Walkin'"
5. "いなごが飛んでる"
6. "ピアノ"
7. "ひっくりかえってた2人"

## Musicians

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