"Itsu no Hi mo" (Japanese: いつの日も) is a Japanese phrase translating to "every day," "always," or "on whatever day." It functions as a common adverbial expression in the Japanese language and is not a singular, established proper noun concept (such as a specific historical event, unique entity, or defined technical term) in standard encyclopedic references.
The phrase is most widely recognized as the title of a 1993 single by Japanese singer-songwriter Masaharu Fukuyama, which served as the theme song for the television drama Ai wa Mieru (Love is Blind). Outside of this specific cultural work, the phrase appears generically in literature, lyrics, and daily conversation.
Due to the generic linguistic nature of the term, a dedicated encyclopedic entry for the phrase itself is not standard. For information regarding the specific 1993 song, please refer to the entry for Masaharu Fukuyama's discography or the specific single "Itsu no Hi mo (Single)."
