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Overview
東京リアルワールド (Tokyo Real World) is a VOCALOID rock track by the group out of service, composers Hayao Konishi and Kai Ohno, featuring the voicebank IA. First released on the compilation album VOCAROCK collection 5 feat. 初音ミク in 2013, the song delivers a driving 150 BPM rock arrangement paired with surreal, fragmented lyrics that paint a neon-lit nightscape of Tokyo: champagne towers, Odaiba car rides, distorted tunnels, and a playful undercurrent of crime-film imagery. The official music video was produced by SCOTCH and helped establish the track's reach in the VOCALOID community. A remastered version with additional vocal tuning by 神無月P was released in 2016.
In the maimai series, 東京リアルワールド debuted on August 11, 2016 during the PiNK PLUS era. It was removed from arcade rotation on July 11, 2019 as part of a wave of older song retirements, but returned on December 25, 2023 with the BUDDiES update, bringing back not only the standard charts but also its UTAGE (宴) chart. That UTAGE chart, designated 覚 (memory) at level 12?, carries the whimsical designer note なぞる順番を覚えるゲーム(初級編) (a game to remember the tracing order, beginner level), a self-referential nod to its pattern-memorization gimmick. The song's difficulty levels have been adjusted several times across versions, reflecting maimai's ongoing recalibration of its chart standards. In Asian English releases, the title is romanised as TOKYO REAL WORLD.
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- The song was originally released on the 2013 compilation VOCAROCK collection 5 feat. 初音ミク before appearing in maimai.
- A remixed and retuned version of 東京リアルワールド, with additional vocal processing by 神無月P, was released in 2016.
- The VOCALOID voicebank used for the track is IA, developed by 1st Place Co., Ltd.
- In Asian English versions of maimai, the song is displayed as TOKYO REAL WORLD.
- 東京リアルワールド was removed from maimai arcades on July 11, 2019, but returned on December 25, 2023 as part of the maimai でらっくす BUDDiES update.
- The UTAGE (宴) chart is classified as 覚 at level 12? and was designed under the playful pseudonym なぞる順番を覚えるゲーム(初級編), a game to remember the tracing order, beginner level.
- A DX Collection title called 東京勢（仮） (Tokyo Resident, Provisional) is awarded for playing both 幽霊東京 (Ghost Tokyo) and 東京リアルワールド in a single credit.
- The Master chart was designed by はっぴー, known for technically demanding patterns with heavy Slide-note usage (122 slides out of 641 total notes).
- The Expert chart was designed by Jack.
- The song's difficulty levels have changed multiple times across versions: starting at 4/6/8/10+ (Basic/Advanced/Expert/Master) in PiNK+, it was lowered in MURASAKi, then raised again in later DX updates, settling at 5/7/9/10+ from FESTiVAL onward.
- The official music video was created by the artist/group SCOTCH.
FAQ
- Who composed 東京リアルワールド?
- The song was composed, arranged, and written by Hayao Konishi and Kai Ohno, performing under the group name out of service.
- What VOCALOID is used in 東京リアルワールド?
- The song uses the IA voicebank, a Japanese VOCALOID developed by 1st Place Co., Ltd. and known for its natural, breathy vocal character.
- When was 東京リアルワールド added to maimai?
- It was added on August 11, 2016 during the maimai PiNK PLUS era.
- Was 東京リアルワールド removed from maimai?
- Yes, it was removed from arcade rotation on July 11, 2019. It later returned on December 25, 2023 as part of the maimai でらっくす BUDDiES update.
- What is the UTAGE chart for 東京リアルワールド?
- The UTAGE (宴) chart is classified as 覚 at level 12? and was created under the designer name なぞる順番を覚えるゲーム(初級編), referencing its pattern-memorization gameplay. It first appeared in MURASAKi PLUS and was revived alongside the song in BUDDiES.
- What album is 東京リアルワールド originally from?
- The song originally appeared on the compilation VOCAROCK collection 5 feat. 初音ミク, released in 2013.
- What does the Master chart of 東京リアルワールド look like?
- The Master chart, designed by はっぴー, is rated level 10+ (constant 10.6) and features 641 total notes, with a notably high proportion of Slide notes (122) that create flowing, technical patterns across the playfield.
