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"Romance no Kamisama" (ロマンスの神様, Romansu no Kamisama, lit. "The Cupid of Romance") is a song recorded by Japanese singer-songwriter Kohmi Hirose, from her third studio album, . It was released on December 1, 1993 by Victor Entertainment as the album's second single. It is Hirose's most successful single to date, selling two million copies in Japan alone. Romance no Kamisama was also the first of Hirose's songs to be featured by the Alpen company, a Japanese winter sports store, in their winter advertisements, resulting in the Japanese public affectionately naming Hirose the "Queen of Winter" (冬の女王, Fuyu no Joō).