In remembrance of Nakano Takeko and her Jōshitai.
Liberated from corpomedia by kind permission of the Author herself.

“They said women don’t lead wars.
They were wrong.”
ONNA MUSHA is a war anthem forged in silence, steel, and fire. Inspired by the real women of the Jōshitai and the legacy they refused to surrender, this video brings the battlefield to life — not as a myth, but as a memory that bleeds through.
This is not a fantasy. This is not fiction.
This is the echo of every woman who stood, fought, and didn’t fade.
🎥 Created scene by scene using a combination of AI-generated visuals and manual editing in iMovie, including precise timing, rhythm cuts, and cinematic layering
🎶 Lyrics, concept, and direction by Sumiko Nakano
🎧 Synthesized music and AI-generated vocals, mixed and supervised by the artist
🗡️ A tribute to Japan’s forgotten women warriors — the Onna Musha
🔥 Inspired by the historical book The Jōshitai: Unsung Heroines of the Boshin War
We fight in silence.
We ride like flame.
We come with blades.
And we. Don’t. Fade.
—
🎤 Released under the Kage‑Mei label

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There's no such thing as waste - only stuff in the wrong place!
Formidable Vegetable's award-winning zero-waste anthem from their kids' album 'Garbage Guts'.

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Lyrics:

When I was a little kid
I liked to catch the rain
While my friends around the town
let it flow right down the drain

But our tiny house in the trees
Had one thing that we drank
Every drop that we had saved
In our rainwater tank

Cos there’s no such thing as waste
Only stuff in the wrong place
No there’s no such thing as waste
When we treasure every trace

Moved to the city, rented a house
On my way to buy a bed
Saw one lying on the side of the road
So I took that one instead
And I also found a fridge, a couch
And a big old sewing machine
In the biggest pile of thrown-out stuff
That I had ever seen

But there’s no such thing as waste
Only stuff in the wrong place
No there’s no such thing as waste
Better save it just in case

Well, we’ve gotta Refuse, Reduce, Reuse, Repair then Renew
Refuse, Reduce, Reuse, Repair then Renew

You can get cool things out of the bin
You can compost every crumb
Save all the seeds, eat garden weeds
And give the rest back to your mum

It’s time we thunk about all our junk
To keep our planet clean
That 'W' word is so absurd
In a world of blue and green

But there’s no such thing as waste
Only stuff in the wrong place
No there’s no such thing as waste
That idea should be replaced

Yeah, cos there’s no such thing as waste, woah no
Only stuff in the wrong place
I said there’s no such thing as waste
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