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[Songs of Yamaguchi] Introducing local tunes filled with hometown love and tracks related to Yamaguchi

In Yamaguchi Prefecture, the westernmost part of Honshu overlooking the Kanmon Strait, there is a heartwarming world of music deeply rooted in the local community.

From prefectural and city anthems cherished by residents, to theme songs for local information programs, and even unique pieces that straightforwardly sing the praises of delicious local rice, Yamaguchi’s songs are remarkably diverse.

Whether it’s a powerful chant supporting the local soccer team or a friendly theme song from a community-focused supermarket, every track embodies a warmth that’s closely tied to the daily lives of Yamaguchi’s people.

In this article, we’ve gathered songs themed around Yamaguchi Prefecture and its various regions, as well as pieces with connections to Yamaguchi.

You, too, will surely be captivated by these gems imbued with the charm of Yamaguchi.

[Yamaguchi Songs] Introducing Local Songs Filled with Love for Our Hometown and Tracks Related to Yamaguchi (21–30)

Maruki Theme SongC-Channel Kokubun

Maruki Image Song, Ube City, Yamaguchi Prefecture
Maruki Theme Song C-chan Kokubun

This is the theme song of Maruki, which suddenly emerged as a rival to the community-based supermarket “MaruQ.” Its slightly brisk tempo and higher-pitched tone create a delightfully lively atmosphere that evokes the dawn of a new era.

The way it lifts your spirits and stimulates your desire to shop rivals the MaruQ theme song.

Yamaguchi Rice Image SongRisa

Yamaguchi Rice Image Song - Yamaguchi Prefecture CM
Yamaguchi Rice Image Song Risa

A work notable for its very straightforward lyrics.

It’s sung around the keywords “eat,” “delicious,” and “Yamaguchi,” and although simple, it has a powerful appeal.

It’s a piece with charm that makes you want to hum along—“mai mai, mai mai♪”—before you know it.

Songs of Yamaguchi: A showcase of local tunes filled with love for our hometown and tracks related to Yamaguchi (31–40)

Song of Mikoto the ManHiroshi Kitadani

Mikoto's Song of Squid — Hiroshi Kitadani
Mikoto Otoko: The Song Below — Hiroshi Kitadani

This piece is sung by Hiroshi Kitadani, whose rugged, masculine voice is widely loved, and it’s about his hometown, Susa in Hagi City, Yamaguchi Prefecture.

The nostalgic melody line, paired with his powerful vocals, portrays a “hero” brilliantly.

The lyrics and music are a perfect match, so please listen all the way to the end.

“Yuu-Great” Theme Song PV (Front Version)Kleivals & kinoa

This work turns into a hero the carp rumored to lurk in Yuu River, which flows through Yuu-cho in Iwakuni City.

The vocal song, embodying Yuugreat’s coolness and bravery, endlessly captivates the boys of Iwakuni City.

It’s a captivating piece that even adults will find themselves replaying over and over.

Everyone's hero, HokkunnSatoshi Mizumoto

"Everyone's Hero Hokk-kun" — Song and Video: Hokk-kun's Theme Song!
Everyone’s hero, Hokkun Mizumoto Satoshi

It’s a piece with an impressive, heroic melody that feels suited for a Super Sentai-style show.

While it portrays the exploits of the local mascot Hokk-un, the lyrics subtly highlight Yamaguchi Prefecture by weaving in its tourist attractions throughout—an effective touch that quietly promotes the region.

TRUTHPEACE

Seiryū Light Deity Hakuja-Oh Theme Song “TRUTH” by PEACE at the Iwakuni Yanchamatsuri Festival, 2013/4/7
TRUTHPEACE

This is a piece that sings about Hakujao, the local hero of Yamaguchi Prefecture.

With its striking electric guitar and strings, it’s crafted in a style befitting a work that gives dreams and hope to boys and girls.

It leaves a valiant impression that makes you want to cheer along.

TYS Housing PlazaOtemoyan

TYS Housing Plaza 60-second Yamaguchi Prefecture commercial
TYS Housing Plaza Otemoyan

This is the theme song for TYS Housing Plaza, a community-focused enterprise in Yamaguchi Prefecture.

It takes nearly 50 seconds before the singing starts, which sparked buzz with people wondering, “When do they start singing?” With its lively rhythm, it’s a very memorable piece—please give it a listen.