March Image Song Release
2026-03-20 15:28:31

Exciting Announcement: The Image Song for March's New Release from Kotonoha Bunko!

Kotonoha Bunko Unveils the Image Song for March 2026



An exciting new chapter begins for Kotonoha Bunko, a literary label by Micromagazine, as it announces the upcoming release of the image song for its March 2026 publication titled Bookshelves, Cats, and Tomorrow's Bookmark. The song, performed by the talented Ryohei Matsufuji, Chell Watanabe, and TUSSY, will be available on various music streaming platforms starting March 21, 2026, coinciding with the book's release date.

About the Image Song


The enchanting image song for Bookshelves, Cats, and Tomorrow's Bookmark features songs crafted by Ryohei Matsufuji. The music arrangement is skillfully handled by Chell Watanabe, bringing a fresh and engaging sound to the project. Fans can look forward to a heartfelt melody that complements the themes of connection and personal growth depicted in the upcoming book.

Meet the Artists


TUSSY

TUSSY burst onto the music scene in 2019 after joining the well-known group REAL AKIBA BOYZ through a competitive audition process. While starting as a dancer, TUSSY has made a smooth transition into singing, a passion cultivated over many years. In November 2025, they successfully hosted their debut solo concert, FIRST VOICE, featuring a mix of vocal performances and band compositions. Following this, TUSSY released their first single, LOAD, in December 2025, marking the beginning of an energetic solo music career highlighted by unique vocal and dance performances.

Ryohei Matsufuji

Ryohei Matsufuji is a renowned singer-songwriter who initiated his music journey in 2000 in Fukuoka. He made his major debut as the vocalist of the unit three tight b under UNIVERSAL MUSIC in 2004. After a successful release of his fourth single, he transitioned to a solo career, releasing two singles under his own name in 2009. His varied collaborations include contributions to works featuring prominent artists such as TOSHIMITSU KUMAKI and Matt Johnson from Jamiroquai. In 2014, he began performing with the vocal group Unlimited tone.

Chell Watanabe

Chell Watanabe contributes his talents as a keyboardist to the musical projects of PRISM and NOA. He has also worked on theme songs and soundtracks for various anime and children's shows, showcasing his versatility as a musician.

About the Upcoming Book


The book, titled Bookshelves, Cats, and Tomorrow's Bookmark, presents a heartwarming collection of tales connected by themes of companionship, featuring a unique blend of cats and literature that bring characters to life. It encourages readers to take new steps in their lives through stories filled with compassion and regeneration. The book is priced at 781 yen (including tax) and will be available in both print and digital formats on March 21, 2026.
  • - Details:
- Author: Satoru Osanai
- Illustrator: Wamiz
- ISBN: 9784867169322
- More Information

Kotonoha Bunko's Image Song Production Project


To celebrate the ongoing success of the image song project, fans are welcomed to explore the special site dedicated to Kotonoha Bunko's image songs and the creative process behind them.

About Kotonoha Bunko


Founded by Micromagazine, Kotonoha Bunko is a literary label aimed at adult women, recently celebrating its 6th anniversary since 2025. With over 70,000 copies sold of the Our Family's Ghostly Bookstore series and numerous bestsellers like The Policeman and the Beckoning Cat, this label continues to resonate with readers, offering an array of enriching stories.

To stay updated with Micromagazine, a publisher dedicated to delivering unique, innovative entertainment, check out their official YouTube channel showcasing a variety of videos about their various works:

Mark your calendars and be ready to experience the magic of both the new music and book as they fill the air and hearts with inspiration this March!


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