Kaero Basho

Hy's song 'Kaero Basho' is a poignant tribute to the artist's homeland, Okinawa. The lyrics evoke a deep sense of nostalgia and love for the place where they were born and raised. The song opens with a serene image of the night sky, filled with shining stars, symbolizing the beauty and tranquility of their homeland. The mention of the sea, sky, clouds, and earth highlights the natural beauty of Okinawa, which stands out in the artist's mind as unparalleled.

The song delves into the emotional connection the artist has with their homeland. During times of loneliness, they find solace in the warmth and memories of their island. The recurring theme of singing the 'island's song' underscores the cultural heritage and the deep-rooted traditions of Okinawa. This song is not just a melody but a representation of the love and affection the artist holds for their people and their land. The lyrics emphasize the importance of cherishing one's roots and the irreplaceable value of the place where one grows up.

As the song progresses, it reflects on the realization that comes with distance. Being away from home makes the artist appreciate the true significance of their birthplace. The natural elements of Okinawa serve as reminders that nothing should be taken for granted. The song also touches on moments of joy and sorrow, all tied back to the memories of the island. The powerful imagery of singing and the sound of Eisa drums resonate with the spirit of Okinawa, urging listeners to never forget their cultural identity and the soulful music of their homeland.