#29 April 19, 2026.

May 17, 2026

The "Win-Win Postscript" has entered its second year!
The "windandwindows" broadcast on April 19, 2026, featured the following lineup:

radiko (Podcast version to be released on Sunday, May 17)
https://radiko.jp/#!/ts/ALPHA-STATION/20260419230000

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Tracklist here 🎧📱

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5D3LvxTr7VrKiaOUvNtBXj?si=d3dcb1362cd34673

M1 BPOTY / Jill Scott feat. Too Short
M2 Marble / Shuta Hasunuma

Soliloquy Playlist at Home | Theme: Movie Soundtracks

M3 Le Samouraï / François de Roubaix
M4 Dodesukaden / Toru Takemitsu
M5 Dawn / Nala Sinephro
M6 The Flower Girl / Charlie Chaplin
M7 Main Theme of Taxi Driver / Bernard Herrmann

M8 Stroke / Shuta Hasunuma

→This "soliloquy playlist" featured selections related to the movie, as I was responsible for the music in "The Day Hanryokushō Dawns." As I said, "I definitely can't introduce everything with just five songs." I'd love to do a second installment sometime.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/35Vfiwv8qekyfpfUcSWUc7?si=ccf2c2941a3e402c

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[Shuta Hasunuma's MC Postscript]

This is Shuta Hasunuma. The theme of my soliloquy playlist was "movie soundtracks"! Lately, I've been holed up in the studio, steadily working on new songs. I usually set my work hours from morning until early evening, leaving my evenings free. I've been watching more movies during these evenings. Thanks to that, I even selected some songs from movies I've recently watched. With this theme, I feel like I could challenge myself with many more selections. The discussion with director Shinomiya of "The Day Hanryokushō Dawns" on "Outdoor Radio" was also very interesting. I could glimpse his attitude as a fellow artist, thinking about creation from a similar perspective!

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[Win-Win Photo Report | 2026.03.26]
Photos: Mai Narita

Field recording at "Otada Path," behind Ota Shrine, east of Kamigamo Shrine

Walking along the path, searching for recording spots

Perhaps because it's behind a shrine, a quiet forest spread out at the back of the path. And the soft ground.

Some time ago, a potter from Tokoname mentioned that places where ferns grow have good soil for making pottery. This edition of Sound Map Kyoto features the sounds of such a rich place.

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As you can hear, this program operates in an alternative way. We are looking for Win-Win Supporters to help us create the program together. You can choose from a variety of items, including your ambient sounds, a special original public bath towel, a special original case for "Daranisukegan," a traditional herbal medicine from the Yoshino region of Nara rumored to be quietly popular in Kyoto, original program themes and jingles, and off-talk audio.