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Sanae Jounouchi Lyrics
- 酔わせてよ今夜だけ [Yowasete yo konya dake]
- 佐渡炎歌 [Sadoenka] lyrics
- 酔わせてよ今夜だけ [Yowasete yo konya dake] [Transliteration]
- 酔わせてよ今夜だけ [Yowasete yo konya dake] [Spanish translation]
- あじさい橋 [Ajisaibashi] [English translation]
- あじさい橋 [Ajisaibashi] [Spanish translation]
- あじさい橋 [Ajisaibashi] lyrics
- あじさい橋 [Ajisaibashi] [Transliteration]
- あじさい橋 [Ajisaibashi] [Portuguese translation]
- 酔わせてよ今夜だけ [Yowasete yo konya dake] [English translation]
Sanae Jounouchi featuring lyrics
Sanae Jounouchi also performed lyrics
- おんなの出船 (Onna no defune)
- 渡良瀬橋 (Watarasebashi) (English translation)
- Chisato Moritaka - 渡良瀬橋 (Watarasebashi)
- Chisato Moritaka - 酔わせてよ今夜だけ (Yowasete yo konya dake)
- 酔わせてよ今夜だけ (Yowasete yo konya dake) (Transliteration)
- 酔わせてよ今夜だけ (Yowasete yo konya dake) (English translation)
- 渡良瀬橋 (Watarasebashi) (Transliteration)
- 渡良瀬橋 (Watarasebashi) (Bulgarian translation)
- 酔わせてよ今夜だけ (Yowasete yo konya dake) (Spanish translation)
- 渡良瀬橋 (Watarasebashi) (Spanish translation)
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