Rain on the Engawa 🎐 Slow Lofi & Wind Chimes for Deep Focus

The rain falls softly over the garden, and you're sitting on the old wooden veranda, listening to a distant wind chime. The tea's gone cold in your hands, but nobody's counting the minutes here. For work, study, reading, and rainy-night sleep. — Tracklist — 0:00 Rain 00:12 Rain on the Engawa 02:52 The Garden Drinks the Rain 05:06 A Wind Chime Thinks Better of It 07:26 The Kettle Starts to Sing 10:26 Bare Feet on Old Wood 12:07 Rain Between the Leaves 14:39 A Cushion by the Sliding Door 17:17 The Stone Lantern Gets Wet 20:12 Tea Going Cold, and That's Fine 23:12 Far Off, the Evening Cicadas 26:14 The Long Blue Hour 29:27 Moths at the Paper Screen 32:16 Someone Closes a Shutter Down the Street 35:08 The Garden Turns to Sound 37:42 Sleep Comes In from the Garden 40:38 Rain on the Engawa (reprise) 43:18 The Garden Drinks the Rain (reprise) 45:33 A Wind Chime Thinks Better of It (reprise) 47:53 The Kettle Starts to Sing (reprise) 50:53 Bare Feet on Old Wood (reprise) 52:34 Rain Between the Leaves (reprise) 55:05 A Cushion by the Sliding Door (reprise) 57:44 The Stone Lantern Gets Wet (reprise) 1:00:39 Tea Going Cold, and That's Fine (reprise) 1:03:38 Far Off, the Evening Cicadas (reprise) 1:06:41 The Long Blue Hour (reprise) 1:09:53 Moths at the Paper Screen (reprise) 1:12:43 Someone Closes a Shutter Down the Street (reprise) 1:15:35 The Garden Turns to Sound (reprise) 1:18:09 Sleep Comes In from the Garden (reprise) About: Amayadori (雨宿り) means taking shelter from the rain. Somewhere in Japan, there is a small town where it always rains gently. Stay here until the rain stops. New rainy places every week. ☔ All music is original, created with AI assistance and carefully curated.