Earth Pharmaceutical releases its web video “Tired People Encyclopedia” with music by Fumitake Ezaki

Earth Chemical Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as “Earth Chemical”) announced today, August 20th (Tuesday) that it has released the largest amount of quasi-drugs in Japan.(※1)To commemorate the release of the new foaming bath additive “Onpo Dekamaru,” the company has released a web video entitled “Tired People Encyclopedia,” which features moments from the everyday lives of people who are tired from work that will make them chuckle.

This web video was created with the desire to provide a time of healing through viewing. It features scenes of people in various professions, such as office workers, delivery people, cafe managers, and therapists, who experience physical fatigue that will make you chuckle. At the end, they use “Onpa Dekamaru” to recover from the hot spring ingredients.(※2)The video shows her soaking comfortably in a bath with enhanced thermal effects, relieving the fatigue of the day. It’s a short video that can be enjoyed casually.

The music for the video was composed by Fumitake Ezaki (WONK), who has participated in recording and producing for many artists, including King Gnu and Kenshi Yonezu.
The blissful time spent in a bath makes your heart flutter. I wanted to express that feeling of elation through music,” he said, and the gentle music provides a sense of relaxation similar to that felt when you sink into a bathtub.

*1: Maximum of the quasi-drug approval standard
*2: Sodium bicarbonate, sodium carbonate, dry sodium sulfate

■“Onpa Dekamaru” brand site

■Earth Chemical:YouTube / TikTok