Overview
忙シー日 (busY daY) is a maimai original song produced by Sasuke Haraguchi (原口沙輔) and featuring the vsinger Meguri Shikibu (式部めぐり). It was added to maimai でらっくす PRiSM PLUS on May 9, 2025, debuting as the Perfect Challenge target for Dragon Area 4 (ドラゴンちほー4). This commission marked Haraguchi's first original song written specifically for maimai, his earlier tracks 人マニア and イガク had already appeared in the series as licensed inclusions, but 忙シー日 was composed from scratch for the game's universe.
Musically, the track is an energetic electro-pop piece driven by Haraguchi's signature production style: crisp synth leads, rapid-fire vocal chops, and repeated sample hooks. Fans of his earlier works will recognize the recurrence of the "ユ!" vocal sample (borrowed from イガク) and a "Drop it" voice clip, giving the song a self-referential, cohesive identity within Haraguchi's broader catalog. The vocals, performed by Meguri Shikibu, an electro-music-focused virtual singer making her maimai debut, deliver a relentlessly paced lyrical stream about rushing through a crowded, indifferent world without pausing to question its deeper mysteries.
The song's flavor text, tied to the Dragon Area narrative, describes the inhabitants of Midgard living alongside dragons as partners. Though dragons possess vastly superior intelligence and potential, humans accept this coexistence without curiosity, unaware that it stems from an ancient pact. The lyrics echo this theme of surface-level busyness, a refusal to look beyond the immediate grind, with repeated refrains of "関係ナイ" (irrelevant) and "知らない聞かない要らない" (don't know, don't ask, don't need).
The jacket art translates the title as "busY daY," using stylized capitalization that mirrors the song's chaotic, head-down energy. The music video was created by the artist Ehre_origine, who also animated the "ユ!" stone sculptures that appear during the sample, directly referencing the visual language of イガク's video.
Videos
Charts
DX
BASIC
3(3)
194 notesDesigner: -|Tap 139Hold 12Slide 7Touch 8Break 28
ADVANCED
7+(7.6)
356 notesDesigner: -|Tap 298Hold 16Slide 14Touch 26Break 2
EXPERT
11+(11.6)
529 notesDesigner: サファ太|Tap 280Hold 112Slide 47Touch 13Break 77
MASTER
14(14.2)
962 notesDesigner: はっぴー|Tap 683Hold 36Slide 140Touch 49Break 54
Trivia
- 忙シー日 marks Sasuke Haraguchi's first original commission for the maimai series. His previous maimai appearances, 人マニア and イガク, were pre-existing tracks brought into the game, whereas this song was written specifically for maimai.
- The song reuses the "ユ!" vocal sample from Haraguchi's earlier track イガク. The music video by Ehre_origine visualizes this with stone sculptures in the shape of "ユ!" characters, directly mirroring the imagery in イガク's video.
- A second sample, "Drop it," also appears in the track, further tying it to Haraguchi's self-referential production style.
- Meguri Shikibu, the vocalist, is an electro-music-centered Vsinger. 忙シー日 is her first appearance in the maimai series, though she had previously contributed to DANCE aROUND (Konami) with the track "Shoot me down feat. 式部めぐり / IOSYS TRAX."
- The jacket translates the title as "busY daY," using stylized capitalization (lowercase 'i' in 'busY', uppercase 'Y' in 'daY') that reflects the song's chaotic, breakneck tone.
- 忙シー日 was initially unlockable only via the Dragon Area 4 Perfect Challenge, requiring 1,000 km of total distance in the area. It became available by default starting from the CiRCLE PLUS update (March 19, 2026 for the Japanese version, September 26, 2025 for the Asian version).
- The flavor text describes a world where humans live alongside dragons without questioning why these vastly superior beings choose to partner with them, a mystery rooted in an ancient pact that no living human remembers.
- Playing 忙シー日 and イガク in the same credit unlocks the title "ユ!" in the DX Collection.
- Playing 忙シー日 and Kattobi KEIKYU Rider in the same credit unlocks the title "終電ダッシュ" (Last Train Dash).
- The MASTER chart, designed by はっぴー, features a dense mix of 962 notes with heavy Taps (683) and a significant Slide count (140, nearly 15% of total notes), characteristic of はっぴー's design style at this level range.
FAQ
- Who composed 忙シー日 (busY daY) in maimai?
- The song was composed, arranged, and written by Sasuke Haraguchi (原口沙輔), making it his first original commission written specifically for the maimai series.
- Who is the vocalist for 忙シー日?
- The vocals are performed by Meguri Shikibu (式部めぐり), an electro-music-focused Vsinger making her maimai debut with this track.
- What version of maimai added 忙シー日?
- 忙シー日 was added in maimai でらっくす PRiSM PLUS on May 9, 2025.
- How do you unlock 忙シー日 in maimai DX PRiSM PLUS?
- It was initially unlocked by clearing the Dragon Area 4 Perfect Challenge after reaching 1,000 km of total distance in that area. From the CiRCLE PLUS update onward, it became available by default.
- What are the difficulty levels for 忙シー日's charts?
- The DX charts are: Basic at level 3, Advanced at level 7+ (constant 7.6), Expert at level 11+ (constant 11.6), and Master at level 14 (constant 14.2).
- Who designed the Expert and Master charts for 忙シー日?
- The Expert chart was designed by サファ太 (Safata), and the Master chart was designed by はっぴー (Happy).
- Does 忙シー日 reference other Sasuke Haraguchi songs?
- Yes, it reuses the "ユ!" vocal sample from イガク and includes a "Drop it" voice clip. The music video also features stone "ユ!" sculptures that mirror the imagery in イガク's video.
- What does 忙シー日 mean in English?
- The title translates to "busy day," stylized on the jacket as "busY daY" with unconventional capitalization that reflects the track's frantic, high-energy mood.
- Who created the music video for 忙シー日?
- The music video (movie) was created by the artist Ehre_origine.
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