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AYAKI

AYAKI is one half of the jazz duo GENTLE LOVE, which is releasing its first all-Ghibli tribute album on July 20.

Synthesized from 3 Yomimono stories · updated 41m ago

AYAKI is a performer in the jazz duo GENTLE LOVE, alongside Norihiko Hibino. The duo's latest project is Prescription for Sleep: The Best of Studio Ghibli, announced by Scarlet Moon Records in July 2026. The album is the 17th in the Prescription for Sleep series and the first to focus entirely on Studio Ghibli films. It contains 12 tracks from Ghibli movies plus one original composition, and it releases digitally on July 20 across multiple platforms.

AYAKI's involvement in the music industry is documented only through this album announcement. The other two stories in the dossier, a review of Doraemon's Dorayaki Shop Story and a report on a Tauburn plastic model kit, do not mention AYAKI or GENTLE LOVE. No other projects, releases, or biographical details about AYAKI appear in the provided coverage.

Key facts

Duo name
GENTLE LOVE
Album title
Prescription for Sleep: The Best of Studio Ghibli
Album number in series
17th
Track count
12 Ghibli tracks plus one original
Release date
July 20
Label
Scarlet Moon Records

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All coverage

3h ago

Studio Ghibli Tribute Jazz Album Prescription for Sleep Announced

Scarlet Moon Records announced Prescription for Sleep: The Best of Studio Ghibli, the 17th album in the jazz tribute series. Performed by duo GENTLE LOVE-Norihiko Hibino and AYAKI-the album features 12 tracks from Ghibli films plus an original. It releases July 20 digitally on multiple platforms.

Jun 27

Doraemon's Dorayaki Shop Story Review: A Relaxed Management Sim With Fujiko Characters

ASCII.jp reviews the Switch package version of Doraemon's Dorayaki Shop Story, a management simulation where players run a dorayaki shop in a town populated by characters from Fujiko F. Fujio's works. The game, originally released digitally in 2024 as part of the Fujiko F. Fujio 90th birthday project, now has a physical edition with a permanent bonus guide. The reviewer notes the game's relaxed pace and the appeal of seeing characters from multiple Fujiko series appear.