Six minutes of performance footage features a Japanese band playing songs from their 2004 album along the beaches of Ibaraki Prefecture.
Synopsis
Six minutes of performance footage features a Japanese band playing songs from their 2004 album along the beaches of Ibaraki Prefecture.
Synopsis
Ibaraki Prefecture's scenic beaches provide a tranquil backdrop for the Japanese band Lamp in "Lamp: For Lovers." The six-minute documentary features performances of songs from their 2004 album of the same name. Musicians Taiyo Someya, Yusuke Negai, and Kaori Sakakibara create an intimate atmosphere that intertwines their melodic sound with the natural beauty of the coastal environment. Themes of love and companionship resonate throughout the film, reflecting the band's artistry in a serene setting.
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Why Watch
- See Lamp perform on Ibaraki's scenic beaches.
- Find out about the band's 2004 album 'For Lovers'.
- Meet the band members Taiyo Someya and Yusuke Negai.
Did You Know
- Lamp performed songs from their 2004 album 'For Lovers'.
- The documentary has a total duration of 6 minutes.
- The film features three cast members: Taiyo Someya, Yusuke Negai, and Kaori Sakakibara.
- The documentary was released in the year 2004.
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What is the name of the Japanese band featured in the documentary?
The band featured in the documentary is called Lamp.
What year was the album 'For Lovers' released?
'For Lovers' was released in 2004.
How long is the documentary 'Lamp: For Lovers'?
The documentary has a duration of 6 minutes.
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