Nashiki’s environmental music captures the beauty of Japanese four seasons. Hear the lights reverberating in Japanese summer.Basho, who happens to be a Nashiki’s beloved haiku poet, was the master of employing seasonal words in his poems. His poems visualize the seasonal essence, as Nashiki’s music on this “Summer / Reverberatin of Lights” album captures the same kind of essential, distilled image of each season, using the title that could have been summer seasonal words such as “Cool Wind”, “Green Pivot of Lights” and “Brilliant Stream”. Nashiki’s music is deeply related to haiku sensibility since both are essentially an attempt to commune with nature, human action to link nature to their life."Wind after the rain Sunshine with recovered energy Because of its intense nostalgia I suffer by the smell of soil I wonder what the hell is resounding This much inside myself I stand paralyzed one summer afternoon"-Yoshinari Nashiki