Cannabaceae

"Seishunfu"
Single by Momoiro Clover Z
from the album Amaranthus
A-side"Seishunfu"
B-side"Hashire! (Z ver.)"
ReleasedMarch 11, 2015 (2015-03-11)
GenreJ-pop
Length5:16
LabelEvil Line Records
Songwriter(s)Shihori, N Kuwahara
Momoiro Clover Z singles chronology
"Yume no Ukiyo ni Saite Mi na"
(2015)
"Seishunfu"
(2015)
"„Z“ no Chikai"
(2015)
Music video
Momoiro Clover Z "Seishunfu" (Short Ver.) on YouTube

"Seishunfu" (青春賦) is the 14th single by the Japanese female idol group Momoiro Clover Z, released in Japan on March 11, 2015. It debuted at number 4 in the weekly Oricon singles chart.

Unlike other main tracks from previous singles, "Seishunfu" has only a short version from their music video available on YouTube (reduced to 2'00"), and the full version (included only in a bonus disc in Limited Edition A) was not released. Instead releasing a full PV from "Seishunfu", clips from "Maku ga Agaru" were uploaded from the official MCZ channel prior to the release of "Z no Chikai".

An updated version from "Hashire!" (originally recorded in 2010, as of Momoiro Clover), was included for the single.

Track listing

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Limited Edition A

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CD
No.TitleLength
1."Seishunfu" (青春賦) 
2."Hashire! (Z Ver.)" (走れ! -Z ver.-) 
3."Yuku Haru Kuru Haru" (行く春来る春) 
4."Seishunfu" (off vocal ver.) 青春賦(off vocal ver.)) 
5."Hashire! (Z ver.)" (off vocal ver.) (走れ!-Z ver.-(off vocal ver.)) 
6."Yuku Haru Kuru Haru" (off vocal ver.) (行く春来る春(off vocal ver.)) 
Blu-ray Disc
No.TitleLength
1."Seishunfu" (music video) 

Limited Edition B

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CD
No.TitleLength
1."Seishunfu" (青春賦) 
2."Hashire! (Z Ver.)" (走れ! -Z ver.-) 
3."Link Link" 
4."Seishunfu" (off vocal ver.) 青春賦(off vocal ver.)) 
5."Hashire! (Z ver.)" (off vocal ver.) (走れ!-Z ver.-(off vocal ver.)) 
6."Link Link" (off vocal ver.) 
Blu-ray Disc
No.TitleLength
1."Hashire! (Z ver.)" (music video) 

Regular Edition

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CD
No.TitleLength
1."Seishunfu" (青春賦) 
2."Hashire! (Z Ver.)" (走れ! -Z ver.-) 
3."Yuku Haru Kuru Haru" (行く春来る春) 
4."Link Link" 
5."Seishunfu" (off vocal ver.) 青春賦(off vocal ver.)) 
6."Hashire! (Z ver.)" (off vocal ver.) (走れ!-Z ver.-(off vocal ver.)) 
7."Yuku Haru Kuru Haru" (off vocal ver.) (行く春来る春 (off vocal ver.))) 
8."Link Link" (off vocal ver.) 

Charts

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Chart (2015) Peak
position
Oricon Weekly Singles Chart 4

References

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