Is there a song that plays in your head when you're doing papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan)?
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Mine is Ringo Sheena's “Killer Tune.”
I asked a certain handsome older guy, and he said Spectrum's “Sunrise.” Apparently, that's the song that plays in his head if he manages to get someone to a hotel. Pretty bold!
Please tell me yours ☆
I’m Flag Maker, a column writer.
When I’m heading to a first meeting, I usually listen to “Capture,” Camel’s entrance theme for “King of Fighters” Akira Maeda.
P.S. I forgot to mention this: Spectrum’s “Sunrise” was the entrance theme for “The Unsinkable Battleship” Stan Hansen.
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I’m Rin, a female member.
When I’m reminiscing about the time I spent with someone I really like, or replaying all the things he’s said to me, I’d say “Wherever You Are.”
I recently became completely obsessed with that song, and I feel like it applies to everyone I love. So here I am, an older woman going around in circles with my heart fluttering.
Lately, I feel like I’m getting in over my head and trying to keep my balance on the edge of a pond. So I’d like to put a different song on repeat to help myself stay calm.
Oh, I guess I didn’t really answer the question.
When I’m on my way to meet someone, I listen to Western pop on repeat—Backstreet Boys, which may be old-fashioned, but I’ve always loved them.
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