[Machine Translation] This is a song of support for the Japanese semiconductor industry written by Mr. Tsugio Makimoto, known as "Mr. Semiconductor" (Special Advisor to the Semiconductor Industry Association of Japan). Mr. Makimoto is a former senior managing director of Hitachi, Ltd. and Sony Corporation, and in 2018 received the "Robert Noyce Award" from the IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers: an academic research organization in the field of electrical and information engineering based in the United States). He is truly a legend of Japanese semiconductors. The Robert Noyce Award was established in 1999 in memory of Robert N. Noyce, one of the founders of Intel Corporation, and is given annually to a person who has made an outstanding contribution to the semiconductor industry. Mr. Makimoto wrote this song with the hope that Japan's semiconductor industry will do its best once again in the year 2021, and Yusuke Yamada composed it as an ardent cheer for the Japanese semiconductor industry! (Message from Mr. Tsugio Makimoto: "The sun will rise again on semiconductors") The semiconductor field is a treasure of Japan and an irreplaceable industrial field for Japan. In the 1980s, when Japan was known as "Japan as number one," Japanese TVs, VCRs, watchmakers, and other consumer electronics products swept the world market, with semiconductors supporting them from behind the scenes. On the other hand, semiconductors are a rapidly changing field, and countries and companies go through ups and downs over time. Japan is currently losing its vitality, but I believe that the sun will rise again. The PC and smartphone fields are currently the main market for semiconductors, but the field of robotics in a broad sense, including self-driving cars, is expected to rise significantly in the future. A large amount of semiconductors will be used in ultra-high-performance AI devices, various sensing devices, and power devices. By establishing a firm position in this new market, Japanese semiconductors will regain their vitality. Without semiconductors, Japan will not have a bright future. Let's sing a cheering song for Japan's semiconductors, "The sun will rise again, semiconductors" in high spirits! Kazuo Hayashi (lead vocalist), Tadaatsu Sakamoto (tenor 1), Takuya Hirao (tenor 2), Kazunori Orio (baritone) This unit was formed by friends who met in the Roppongi male chorus group ZIGZAG. Their repertoire is wide ranging from classical to popular music and ani-songs.