The second CD in the series "Walking Therapy - Serotonin Activation," supervised by Professor Hideho Arita of Toho University School of Medicine, is "Walking Therapy 2 - Serotonin Activation."

Serotonin is a neurotransmitter in the brain that helps us deal with stress and stabilizes the mind.

When serotonin nerves are activated, it creates a healthy and energetic mind and body, and also leads to brain activity.

It is said that walking with an awareness of rhythm and tempo is effective in activating the serotonin nerve.

So, just like the CD "Walking Therapy - Serotonin Activation" released in 2007, this album "Walking Therapy 2 - Serotonin Activation" was produced after research and experiments by experts.

It is composed of a rhythm of 108 to 120 BPM* (Beats Per Minute).

As with the previous album, the music was produced by Pecker, a pioneer in the Japanese percussion scene.

The percussion rhythm and melody line create the perfect environment to keep the rhythm as you walk.