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Kaguyahime is a storied Japanese folk/pop group formed in 1970 as a second-generation act featuring the classic trio of Minami Kosetsu, Yamada Panda, and Shozo Ise. They rose to fame with Kandagawa, a four-piece hit that topped the Oricon chart in 1973 and sold approximately 1.6 million copies. Known for its melodic recursion and memorable harmonies, Kaguyahime crafted a rich catalog across the 1970s and beyond, becoming a touchstone for fans of nostalgic Japanese music.