「わらし」　佐藤史果・Maki・須磨和声・Asu

「わらし」　

作曲・作詞・編曲: Asu
歌: 佐藤史果・Maki
バイオリン: 須磨和声
録音: 稲荷龍飛

"Warashi"
music, words, and arrange by Asu
vocals by Fumika Sato・Maki
violin by Wasei Suma
recorded by Ryuhi Inari
special thanks: Kozo Chiba, Keiko Koike, Ryoichiro Yoshida, Yuko Mouri, Yugo Okawara


鼻先に感じた　いぐさの薫り
懐かしい　思い出が　そっと吹き抜ける
蝉しぐれ　かくれんぼ
まつりの笛太鼓
夢うつつ　甦る
あなたの名前を呼んだ

里山は　瑠璃色
逢魔が時よ
思い出す　幼日の
わらしの唄を

呼びかける　こだまする
小さな部屋の隅
ふたりごと　願いごと
あなたの名前を呼んだ

おりでこいこい
はえぐあぞばねが


Zashiki-warashi is a spirit from Japanese folklore believed to reside in traditional houses. These childlike spirits are thought to bring good fortune to the household they inhabit.

According to legend, a household with a zashiki-warashi will experience prosperity and good fortune. However, if the spirit leaves, misfortune may follow. These spirits are usually depicted as small children with bobbed hair and are known for their playful nature, often causing harmless mischief like moving objects or making strange noises at night.

The origins of the zashiki-warashi legend are most commonly associated with the Iwate prefecture in northern Japan. Many old inns and traditional homes in the region have stories of sightings and mysterious phenomena attributed to these spirits. Today, some people still believe in their presence and consider them a symbol of good luck.




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