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art direction Masatoshi Toda
bass Hirobumi Suzuki
bass Toshihiro Nara
chorus Keiichi Suzuki
chorus Masaaki Kasuya
chorus Masahiro Takekawa
chorus Pazuru
co-producer [remaster] Hideyuki Ushijima
co-producer [remaster] Takashi Kawakami
design Masanori Mizushima
design [2010 remaster] Sonoko Arai
design [reissue] Yuko Ohishi
directed by Keiichi Suzuki
directed by Masaaki Kasuya
directed by Tohru Okada
drums Saeko Suzuki
drums Tetsuro Kashibuchi
engineer [recording & re-mix] Shuji Yamaguchi
engineer [remaster] Kazushige Yamazaki
flute Seiji Kuniyoshi
guitar Ryomei Shirai
keyboards Koji Ueno
keyboards Tohru Okada
percussion Hirobumi Suzuki
percussion Keiichi Suzuki
percussion Masahiro Takekawa
percussion Motoya Hamaguchi
percussion Tetsuro Kashibuchi
producer Kunijiro Hirata
reissue producer Maki Nomiya
strings Tamano Strings
violin Masahiro Takekawa
Manufactured By Victor Entertainment, Inc.
Original recording released in 1981.

Japanese title reads Pinku No Kokoro (Pink Heart).

Tracks 14 and 15 are bonus tracks, recorded live November 1981.

Transliteration of song titles:
1. Onnatomodachi (Female Friend)
2. Mootaa Hamingu (Motor Humming)
3. Furafuupu Runba (Hula Hoop Rumba)
4. Shanpuu (Shampoo)
5. Genbaku Rokku (Atom Bomb Rock)
6. Funanori Janno (Sailor Janno)
7. 17sai No Kuchibeni (17 Year Old Lipstick)
8. Koi Wa Mizutama (Love Is A Dewdrop)
9. Bishonen
10. Ehon No Naka No Kurisumasu (In A Picture Book Christmas)
11. Tsuiggii Tsuiggii (Twiggy Twiggy)
12. Usagi To Watashi (Bunny And Me)
13. Pinku No Kokoro (Pink Hearts)
14. Lemon no Kiss (Maureen Evans/The Peanuts cover)

Track 11 was later re-worked into Twiggy Twiggy Vs. James Bond by Pizzicato Five, and became one of the band's more famous songs internationally.
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Rights Society: JASRAC