Touyama
 作曲 : Mirei Toyama/Samuel Morris Zornow/Zak Adams Leaver
 When I see the ocean of Oki
 I always remember what my grandma once told me
 when she was young, she saw the horizon in black
 On all sides, battleships ready to attack

 Okinawa is an Island in the island
 With hibiscus and dialect blooming out of the soil of my family's ghosts
 This prefecture wasn't always part of Japan and is was turned into a battlefield for WW2
 Where mothers and babies had to hide together in forced silence holding each other as soldiers destroyed their lives

 I was born and raised in Naich in Osaka with my father last name of Oki
 The first time I saw him cry was when we visited his childhood home and memories of his parents, brothers and sisters washed over him
 Even with my imperfect nationality, my uncles siad, You're family, come back here any time

 Now when I hear the ocean, even with the waves breaking on foreign military bases
 I picture my grandpa and his Sanshin guitar. I heard him playing once and it was beautiful

 谷茶前ね浜に
 スルル小が　寄てぃてぃんどーへい
 スルル小が　寄てぃてぃんどーへい
 タンチャマシマシ
 デイアングワ　ソイソイ
 デイアングワ　ソイソイ

 When I see the ocean of Oki
 I always remember what my grandma once told me
 This is the song of my history, in the name of Touyama