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Hoshino Gen’s ‘Seimeitai’ Two Years On: The World Athletics Theme That Was Really a Song About Surviving

Revisiting Hoshino Gen's 'Seimeitai,' the 2023 World Athletics theme that reads less like a pep song and more like a quiet act of self-rescue.
2026.08.19
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Hoshino Gen’s ‘Toki yo’ Ten Years Later: How an Album Cut Became a Train Station Jingle

How Hoshino Gen's 2015 album track 'Toki yo' quietly grew into a Shonandai Station platform melody a decade later.
2026.08.19
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Hoshino Gen’s ‘Sakura no Mori’ at 10: The Quiet Pivot Before YELLOW DANCER

Ten years on, Hoshino Gen's 'Sakura no Mori' reads less like a comeback single and more like the sketch that led to YELLOW DANCER.
2026.08.18
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Gen Hoshino’s ‘Pop Virus’ at Six: The Song That Rewired His Sound

Six years on, Gen Hoshino's 'Pop Virus' reads less like an album opener and more like the blueprint for everything he's made since.
2026.08.18
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Gen Hoshino’s ‘Eureka’ Hits Different After the Album: A Quiet Closer That Sits Beside You

Revisiting Gen Hoshino's 'Eureka' after the album Gen — a quiet-storm closer that lingers just before you figure something out.
2026.08.17
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Gen Hoshino’s ‘Bakemono’ Ten Years On: Not a Comeback Song, But a Preview of Who He’d Become

Revisiting Gen Hoshino's 'Bakemono' a decade later — why it was never really a recovery song, and what it quietly predicted.
2026.08.17
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Hoshino Gen’s ‘Hikari no Ato’ Two Years On: The ‘Kigeki’ Sequel That Quietly Became ‘Why’

Why Hoshino Gen's SPY×FAMILY CODE: White ending 'Hikari no Ato' was renamed 'Why' on 2025's Gen — and how the song reads now.
2026.08.16
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Hoshino Gen’s “Idea” at Seven: The Song That Quietly Mapped His Next Decade

Revisiting Hoshino Gen's 2018 single 'Idea' — a three-part morning-drama theme that turned out to be the blueprint for everything he did next.
2026.08.16
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Hoshino Gen’s “Family Song”: Why He Followed “Koi” With a Song About the Kitchen Table

Revisiting Hoshino Gen's 2017 single "Family Song" — the mid-tempo soul track he chose to follow the runaway hit "Koi."
2026.08.15
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Hoshino Gen’s ‘Koi’ at Ten: What’s Left After the Nigehaji Dance

Ten years on, Hoshino Gen's 'Koi' reads less as a viral hit and more as the one moment his whole musical life lined up in a single song.
2026.08.15
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