[Machine Translation] Tetsuya Kawaguchi's third Crown album is a full-fledged enka (traditional Japanese folk song) performance of "Asakichi of Reiwa," set in his hometown of Kawachi. This is his first new song in about a year, and like his previous song "Ai, Kaze ni Fukarete (Blown by the Wind)," it was composed by Kawaguchi himself. This time, the main character is a character that overturns Kawaguchi's image, and the stage is set in Kawachi, Kawaguchi's home base in Osaka, challenging the royal road of enka. It is a work that is different from the image of Tetsuya Kawaguchi up to now, and betrays the existing image of his fans in a good way.