Takako Kitahara -

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Consider her 1982 hit, "Fūrin Kazan" (Wind, Forest, Fire, Mountain), which borrowed its title from the famed samurai banner. The arrangement juxtaposes the traditional shakuhachi (bamboo flute) and shamisen with lush string orchestras. Kitahara’s voice does not dominate the instrumentation; it converses with it. She sings of a parting lover not with histrionics but with a conversational, almost spoken intimacy that breaks into a restrained sob on the final chorus. This is enka as interior monologue, not public spectacle. takako kitahara