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* FU-FA marks Miki Higashino's debut on pop'n music. | * FU-FA marks Miki Higashino's debut on pop'n music. | ||
* FU-FA stands for "fly up, fly away". | * FU-FA stands for "fly up, fly away". | ||
* [[Seiya Murai]] was the one who invited MIKI-CHANG to compose FU-FA, she having been his senior back when he started at KONAMI. | * [[Kiyoshi Murai|Seiya Murai]] was the one who invited MIKI-CHANG to compose FU-FA, she having been his senior back when he started at KONAMI. | ||
* FU-FA also appears on [[Sana-molle Collection]], though it's the same length as the game cut. | * FU-FA also appears on [[Sana-molle Collection]], though it's the same length as the game cut. | ||