KUGENUMA 1986 🎫 Japanese City Pop | Two Tickets Kept Until Dawn

KUGENUMA 1986. One early-autumn night on the Kugenuma shore, told in ten original Japanese city pop songs — from two unused tickets to first light over the sea. 🎫 Tonight's story: She is twenty-four and rides with a friend to the sea she was meant to visit this summer; two unused tickets are still in her bag. Plans change on the way, and at a filling station she names a destination of her own. On the night beach she leaves an unfinished letter and hears her friend's story, and at dawn she puts both tickets away instead of throwing them out. 🎧 Ten original songs, female vocal, a little over an hour. Best with the lights low. A note on this scene: every detail belongs to 1986 — the everyday shoreline at Kugenuma, unused paper tickets, cassette tapes, a public telephone and an ordinary café. No car park, opening hours, prices or modern facilities are named, and the place they stop to rest is invented. We name no real companies. 00:00:00 Kugenuma 1986 (鵠沼1986) 00:03:36 The Date That Would Not Travel (旅に出なかった日付) 00:07:13 Her One Condition (彼女が出した一つの条件) 00:10:56 A Different Side of the Cassette (カセットの違う面) 00:14:32 The Passenger Who Chose the Sea (海を選んだ助手席の人) 00:18:20 Sand in Both Our Shoes (二人の靴に入った砂) 00:21:56 No Address on This Letter (この手紙には宛先がない) 00:25:08 She Was Leaving Too (彼女も出ていくところだった) 00:29:09 The Coat Across Her Knees (彼女の膝に掛けた上着) 00:32:30 Two Tickets, One Drawer (二枚の切符を一つの引き出しへ) 00:36:01 Kugenuma 1986 (鵠沼1986) 00:39:38 The Date That Would Not Travel (旅に出なかった日付) 00:43:15 Her One Condition (彼女が出した一つの条件) 00:46:58 A Different Side of the Cassette (カセットの違う面) 00:50:34 The Passenger Who Chose the Sea (海を選んだ助手席の人) 00:54:22 Sand in Both Our Shoes (二人の靴に入った砂) 00:57:58 No Address on This Letter (この手紙には宛先がない) 01:01:10 She Was Leaving Too (彼女も出ていくところだった) 01:05:11 The Coat Across Her Knees (彼女の膝に掛けた上着) 01:08:32 Two Tickets, One Drawer (二枚の切符を一つの引き出しへ) (total 72m03s) 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