Midori Karashima and Mariko Nagai

Mariko Nagai, a J-POP vocalist from Gotenba, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan, gained popularity in the 90s for her refreshing voice and boyish image. Known for songs like "ZUTTO" and "Oh Moonlight," she also released albums such as "Pocket" and "Miracle Girl." She participated in NHK's Kohaku Uta Gassen.

Midori Karashima, a Japanese pop singer-songwriter and composer from Kagoshima Prefecture, is celebrated for her ballads, notably the hit "Silent Eve". She won the Yamaha Popular Song Contest Grand Prix and the Japan Record Awards for Best Lyrics. Her discography includes albums like 2024's "Coral" and "Singles 1989-1994". She has composed for artists such as Mariko Nagai and serves as a Kagoshima tourism ambassador.