This is a 5-CD set of the complete works of Noboru Kirishima, a singer who was very active during and after the war. These songs are sure to bring back memories for those in their late 70s to 80s and older. This is a collection of exquisite Showa era songs that will evoke nostalgia for your youth. We would be happy if this could be utilized in special nursing homes for the elderly or community welfare services. [Noboru Kirishima] In 1938 (Showa 13), his song "Tabi no Yokaze," the theme song for the Shochiku film "Aizen Katsura," became a huge hit. It sold over 1.2 million copies in its first year of release, becoming the first million-seller in Japanese record history. After the war, starting with "Ringo no Uta," which he recorded with Michiko Namiki, he released hits such as "Reijin no Uta," "Sanbyaku Rokujū Go Ya," "Tabi Yakusha no Uta," "Mune no Furude," and "Ishikari Elegy." He recorded over 3,000 songs in his lifetime. A monument to his song "Dareka Furusato o Omo-wazaru" has been erected in Iwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture, his hometown. This is a home-kept item. The CDs have no notable damage, but the CD box and cases have scuffs from storage (photo...④). Therefore, it is listed as "slightly scratched and dirty," but there are no issues with the sound source. A booklet including the lyric cards is also included. Please consider it. #ShowaKayo #NoboruKirishimaCompleteWorks #NoboruKirishima #PostWarKayoHistory #CD #NipponColumbia #WelfareService #DarekaFurusatoOmo-wazaru