Seishun Sick
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Seishun-byō (青春病, lit. "Youth Sickness"; English title: Seishun Sick) is a song by Fujii Kaze. It is included on the album "LOVE ALL SERVE ALL" as "Seishun-byō". Released on December 11, 2020 by HEHN RECORDS / Universal Music[1].
Overview
Released digitally right after the NAN-NAN SHOW 2020 Budokan concert. "Hedemo nē yo" and "Seishun-byō" were released as EPs for two consecutive weeks[2].
Fujii Kaze spoke about the "Seishun-byō" version included on the album at the JST 21:30~ "LOVE ALL SERVE ALL" Listening Party:
Because I love this song so much and have such strong feelings for it, I was especially careful about where to place it on the album. Still, I wanted this song to struggle near the end of the album, like the end credits, or like a movie that can't end. The kind of Seishun-byō that returns even after you thought you got over it — maybe it's the sort of thing that hits you again just when you've forgotten[3].
Music Video
Fujii Kaze - "Seishun-byō" Official Video
Directed by Tomokazu Yamada.
Self-Liner Notes
According to Fujii Kaze's self-liner notes (published via the LOVE ALL SERVE ALL Listening Party and the official app):
He says the song mattered so much that he was unusually careful about where to place it in the album. He wanted it to struggle near the end like end credits for a movie that cannot quite finish; in the album version, classroom sounds were removed and quotation marks were added to the title.
References
- ↑ "Fujii Kaze - "Seishun-byō" Official Video". Retrieved 2022-10-30.
- ↑ "After the success of his first solo Budokan concert, Fujii Kaze releases "Hedemo nē yo" and "Seishun-byō" as EPs on two consecutive weeks". Retrieved 2022-10-30.
- ↑ "JST 21:30~ "LOVE ALL SERVE ALL" Listening Party". Retrieved 2022-10-30.
- ↑ "LOVE ALL SERVE ALL Listening Party". Fujii Kaze OFFICIAL / HEHN RECORDS. Retrieved 2026-04-21.
- ↑ "Fujii Kaze Staff official post". Fujii Kaze Staff (X). Retrieved 2026-04-21.
- ↑ "Fujii Kaze Self-Liner Notes Transcription (secondary source)". almost. Retrieved 2026-04-21.
External Links
- Fujii Kaze — messages conveyed through his video works: unpacking the "Kaerō" and "Seishun-byō" MVs
- Tomokazu Yamada on his view of a transforming world — a filmmaker looking back at 2020