岳の新太郎さん(or136104) – 東京藝術大学未来創造継承センター小泉文夫記念資料室

注記2: 雑資料二枚目に「4. TAKE NO SHINTARO-SAN 2'46"」、八枚目に「"TAKE NO SHINTARO-SAN" (Saga Prefecture）」「This number has long been popular in the lowlands around Mount Tara, where Saga Prefecture borders Nagasaki Prefecture to the south.」「As for its origin, legend has it that it describes the longing of the local girls for a handsome samurai named Shintaro who was working for Kinsenji, a Buddhist temple on the summit of Mount Tara. Since women were then forbidden to climb up to the temple, the girls could only hope that he would come down to the village.」「"We are waiting with bronze lanterns," the song goes, "so that Shintaro-san of Mount Tara may come down safely from the summit."」「Essentially, it follows the pattern of Fukushima's "Genjo-bushi." The music, however, has its origin in "Zanza-bushi," a tune quite popular throughout the country about 200 years ago, which has since given rise to many variations.」「Yoshimi Ogasawara, the vocalist, though young, is widely regarded as a promising singer whose talents extend uniformly over the folk songs of the various districts.」と記載。