of the song as a digital download, which was then included on their cover album Love & Groove Delivery (2013). The song was also covered as a punk version, by Hiroshima girls band Rondonrats on their album Punk Eats Girl Pop (2012). In singer-songwriter Shiori Niiyama's audition for music company Being Inc. in 2012, she covered the song. She continues to perform covers of the song at live events, such as her first live tour Shiorigoto in 2014. Singer-songwriter Hirotaka Mori sung the song as a duet with Angela Aki at his October 20, 2013 Jam Addict concert at Minami Aoyama Mandala in Tokyo. Hikaru Utada and Nariaki Obukuro version In March 2017, singer-songwriter Hikaru Utada covered the EXPO Version with singer and producer Nariaki Obukuro in the J-Wave Radio show MUSIC HUB. Both artists were requested by Ringo to do a new studio version of the song in Sheena Ringo's tribute album, Adam to Eve no Ringo. The cover has a soulful, lounge jazz sound. It was released as a promotional single for the tribute album in Japan. Recording credits: Drums and percussion: Chris Dave Bass: Jodi Milliner Guitar: Ben Parker Piano: Reuben James Producers: Hikaru Utada and Nariaki Obukuro Recording and mixing: Steve Fitzmaurice at RAK Studios and Pierce Room Additional vocals recording: Masahito Komori at Metropolis Studios Additional engineering: Darren Heelis Personnel Credits are adapted from liner notes of Muzai Moratorium and ''Sanmon Gossip.Original version Seiji Kameda – bass guitar, backing vocal Noriyasu Kawamura – drums, backing vocal, handclap, footsteps Ringo Sheena – vocals, acoustic piano, melodica, handclap, footstepsExpo version' Uni Inoue – programming Jungo Miura (Petrolz) – bass Ringo Sheena – vocals Ukigumo – chorus Chart rankings Certifications References 1999 songs Japanese-language songs Ringo Sheena songs Tokyo Jihen songs Songs written by Ringo Sheena Song recordings produced by Seiji Kameda Macaronic songs Buddhism in music