【インタビュー】歌手尾崎豊、没後31年 悩める若者「今なお共感」兄で埼玉弁護士会長の康さん

Read the article here: https://www.47news.jp/9749483.html Voicy audio report by a reporter: https://voicy.jp/channel/2443/all Known for hits like "Graduation" and "15 no Yoru," singer-songwriter Ozaki Yutaka once enjoyed passionate support from young people. He passed away at the age of 26 in 1992, at the height of his popularity. We spoke to Ozaki Yutaka's older brother, Yasushi, who became president of the Saitama Bar Association this spring, about his feelings toward his younger brother. Yasushi says the song that best embodies his younger brother's personality is "Sherry," with the lyrics, "Sherry, when will I be able to rise up?" "Yutaka questioned society through his singing. I want to cherish his attitude of not being afraid to say what needs to be said," he says. Inspired by his brother's desire to live freely, Ozaki opposes any restrictions on freedom and speaks of his pride as a lawyer, urging faithful adherence to the Constitution. Yuri Ozaki, a popular singer among young people, will cover "15 no Yoru" on her album due for release in October, and Yuri's songs continue to be sung today. #YutakaOzaki #YasuOzaki #Graduation #Sherry #15noYoru #Yuri