Programme Sakura Sakura, Sohshunfu, Yashi no mi, Natu wa kinu Hamabe no uta, Akatonbo, Sato no aki, Hamachidori, Hatsukoi, Sakura-Yokocho, Karatachi no hana, Sabishii kashi no ki and Nichigetsu-tan
In the first part of the programme, Saori and Ryosuke perform songs of the beautiful four seasons of Japan, with the second part comprising famous Japanese Art Songs.
Saori also sings Nichigetsu-tan composed by Ryosuke Karaki, the 2005 First Prize winner of Shin Nami no Kai, one of the major Japanese song competitions.