JIYUGAOKA 1984 📦 Japanese City Pop | The Night We Packed One Cup

JIYUGAOKA 1984. One night before a moving day in a rented house, told in ten original Japanese city pop songs — from dividing the dishes to the boxes going out in the morning. 📦 Tonight's story: She is twenty-five and shares a rented house in Jiyugaoka with a friend who moves out tomorrow. A last trip to the shops, a stop at a café, boxes loaded into a borrowed car and a dance across the cleared floor, while the two of them settle who keeps each record and each cup — and leave the date of the first visit to the new place blank. 🎧 Ten original songs, female vocal, about an hour and a quarter. Best with the lights low. A note on this scene: every detail belongs to 1984 — quiet residential streets, an ordinary café, records, cassette tapes and paper moving slips. There is no later shopping complex on these streets, and no real shop appears. We name no real companies. 00:00:00 Jiyugaoka 1984 (自由が丘1984) 00:03:46 The Extra Bread Roll (一つ多いロールパン) 00:07:33 Her Seat by the Speaker (スピーカー側の彼女) 00:11:01 Boxes in a Borrowed Car (借りた車の空箱) 00:14:42 The Mover Who Waited Downstairs (階下で待った運び手) 00:18:23 Dance Where the Table Was (テーブルの跡で踊る) 00:22:11 What I Never Asked Her (聞かなかった一言) 00:26:23 Two Names on One Sleeve (袋に残す二人の名前) 00:30:15 A Sock Around the Handle (取っ手に巻いた靴下) 00:34:19 Leave the Visiting Day Blank (訪ねる日は空欄で) 00:37:46 Jiyugaoka 1984 (自由が丘1984) 00:41:33 The Extra Bread Roll (一つ多いロールパン) 00:45:20 Her Seat by the Speaker (スピーカー側の彼女) 00:48:48 Boxes in a Borrowed Car (借りた車の空箱) 00:52:29 The Mover Who Waited Downstairs (階下で待った運び手) 00:56:10 Dance Where the Table Was (テーブルの跡で踊る) 00:59:58 What I Never Asked Her (聞かなかった一言) 01:04:10 Two Names on One Sleeve (袋に残す二人の名前) 01:08:02 A Sock Around the Handle (取っ手に巻いた靴下) 01:12:06 Leave the Visiting Day Blank (訪ねる日は空欄で) (total 75m33s) All songs are original works — our own stories, lyrics and music, created with the help of AI, inspired by the Japanese city pop of the 1980s. Japanese lyrics with English subtitles (auto-translate available for more languages). Tokyo Night Mix — original Japanese city pop for night drives, late work and quiet hours. Subscribe for a new period-checked drive through 1980s Japan:    / @tokyonightmix