Uma to Shika

"Uma to Shika" (馬と鹿, Horse and Deer) is the 10th single by Kenshi Yonezu. It released on September 11, 2019.

"Uma to Shika"
Single by Kenshi Yonezu
from the album Stray Sheep
LanguageJapanese
B-side
  • "Spirits of the Sea"
  • "Deshomasho"
ReleasedSeptember 11, 2019 (2019-09-11)
Length4:25
LabelSony Music
Songwriter(s)Kenshi Yonezu
Kenshi Yonezu singles chronology
"Flamingo/Teenage Riot"
(2018)		 "Uma to Shika"
(2019)
Music video
"Uma to Shika" on YouTube
"Spirit of the Sea" on YouTube

Background

"Uma to Shika" is the theme song of TBS television drama No Side Manager. The single features two B-side songs: "Spirits of the Sea" (海の幽霊, Umi no Yūrei), used as the theme song of Children of the Sea, and "Deshomasho" (でしょましょ, Probably).[1]

The title of the song (馬と鹿- "Uma to shika") stands for a word game by putting apart Two kanjis of the word "baka" (馬鹿- "Stupid") with the particle "to" (と- and) to make the phrase horse and deer.

Preview events were held for "Spirits of the Sea" and "Uma to Shika".[2][3]

Track listing

All music composed by Kenshi Yonezu.

No.TitleLength
1."Uma to Shika" (馬と鹿)4:25
2."Spirits of the Sea" (海の幽霊)3:54
3."Deshomasho" (でしょましょ)2:52
Total length:11:11

Charts
Chart (2019) Peak
position
Japan (Japan Hot 100)[4] 1
Japan (Oricon)[5] 2
US World Digital Song Sales (Billboard)[6] 25
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References
  1. "HomeVideosMusic Video Kenshi_Yonezu Kenshi Yonezu belts out a ballad in "Uma to Shika"".
  2. "Japan's Kenshi Yonezu Shares New Animated Video After Sneak Peek on Boat".
  3. "Kenshi Yonezu Drops 'Uma to Shika' Music Video & Screens it at Omotesando Hills".
  4. "billboard japan 190923".
  5. "oricon 190923".
  6. "World Digital Song Sales - Uma to Shika".
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