Hako no Niwa

Catalog Number	SBPS-0006
Release Date	Sep 23, 2004
Publish Format	Commercial
Release Price	2625 JPY
Media Format	CD
Classification	Original Soundtrack
Published by	Sleigh Bells / Procyon Studio (distributed by Sony Music Distribution)
Composed by	Yasunori Mitsuda
Arranged by
Performed by	Yasunori Mitsuda

Disc 1

01 The Story Starts Here

02 Chikuridori

03 Scribblings

04 Careful Preparation

05 You Can See the Windmills from this Hill

06 Harape Colosseum

07 Gallery of Ice and Flame

08 A Flow of Scorching Heat

09 The Wind's Treasure Chest

10 Cactus

11 Trying My Ability

12 The Selfish Girl

13 The Small Hopes and Small Breaths of a Young Man

14 Tower of Sand

15 The Smug Gentleman

16 In Search of a Falling Star

17 Revolving Disk

18 Wagon Tracks

19 Forest of Illusion

20 A Lonely Heart and Inner Ambitions

21 Transparent Sadness

22 Invisible Toybox

23 The Flowers Dance

24 Awakening from Sleep

25 A Perpetual Recurrence

26 A Worthy Opponent's Trap

27 One Last Battle

28 Sealed Key

29 A Small Friendship

30 The Box Garden

Notes

Music Composed & Arranged by Yasunori Mitsuda

Music Directed by Miki Ito

All Instruments Performed by Yasunori Mitsuda

Recorded, Mixed & Mastered by Yasunori Mitsuda (at Procyon Studio)

Cover Art Direction & Design Yasushi Okamura (Autonograph)

Producers: Miki Ito (Sleigh Bells), Yasunori Mitsuda (Sleigh Bells)

Supervisor Yoko Mitsuda (Sleigh Bells)

Public Relations: Yoshie Miyajima (Sleigh Bells)

Special Thanks to: Kazuhiro Ando (Septima Ley), Osamu Inoue (TAITO), Akiyoshi Ohta (WinBell), Garakuta Studio (TAITO), Conae

Contains the original soundtrack of "Rakugaki Kingdom 2," the sequel to "Magic Pengel: The Quest for Color."

Hako no Niwa means Box Garden or Garden in a Box. The name of track 10 contains three kanji seperated by dots which usually read 'saboten' (cactus). The individual kanji however read 'Sen-nin-shou' (or Hermit's Palm), which is an older reading for the same word