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Haruka Nakamura 中村遼 - Eternal View Jr. and it was only theMusician haruka nakamura is releasing the new track "The Eternal View" via Hydeout Productions. "The Eternal View" is haruka nakamuras own reinterpretation and reconstruction, based on Nujabes track "The Final View". It was created for the Nujabes tribute live show held in 2025, where it was performed live for the first time. The coupling track is "i miss you too". It was made as an answer song to "i miss you", which haruka nakamura has previously