Shozo Ise and Iruka

Iruka, born Toshie Kanbe in Nakano, Tokyo, is a cherished Japanese folk and pop singer-songwriter. Debuting in 1970, she is widely recognized for her enduring hit song "Nagori Yuki". Known for her distinctive velvety vocals, Iruka has released many albums and singles, showcasing a blend of folk, pop, and urban contemporary styles. She is also a respected picture book writer and a goodwill ambassador.

Shozo Ise, born in Tsukumi, Oita Prefecture, Japan, is a celebrated Japanese folk and pop musician. Known for his mellow compositions blending traditional and modern styles, he gained prominence with groups Kaguyahime and Kaze. His national hits include "Nagori Yuki" and "22-Sai no Wakare". Notable albums feature "伊勢正三 STILL MORE" and "THE 伊勢正三". He has collaborated with artists like Junko Yamamoto and Satoshi Ikeda, and achieved four consecutive number-one albums with Kaguyahime.