ORF-5006: TOMORROW'S JOE ORIGINAL SOUND TRACK

[whatkind]

http://www.jtnews.jp/cgi-bin_o/review.cgi?TITLE_NO=2853
https://www.kinokuniya.co.jp/f/dsg-10-4988008545333

Apparently the lyricist of M-17 is 村上龍, and anisonfan also put (村上龍) on 'lyrics by' filed(removed, see history.). It is the same Kanji as Ryu Murakami, one of the most famous novelist/director in Japan. But I don't know whether he actually wrote its lyrics or the lyricist is just a person with the same name as him. I still didn't find any relationship between them.

https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%9D...B8%8A%E9%BE%8D

If Murayama is right, its Kanji could be 村山 or 邑山(村山 is much more popular.). But my Japanese friends said they have never seen those who read 村上 as Murayama.
Could you let me know where you get the romaji name?

[Illidan]

村上龍 should be correct since it's also on JASRAC (search for あしたのジョーのテーマＫＯ). Probably the novelist Murakami, but I've removed it until we know it's actually him.

[anisonfan]

Ryu Murakami (村上 龍) is correct

[whatkind]

This is more readable.
Enlarge it to about 300%, then "WORDS: RYU MURAKAMI" gets clearly visible.

[anisonfan]

I've also added Joe Yamanaka as composer

[depa]

it seems really the novelist Murakami really did the lyrics, wiki (from Joe page) and some blogs report this