大波小波（歌のみ）(or1412_226) – 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「JAPANESE NURSERY & CHILDREN'S SONGS」四頁に「(f) NAWA-TOBI UTA (SKIPPING-ROPE SONGS)」「5. Onami Konami (Large Waves，Small Waves) 29"」、三十一頁に「E. (f) NAWA-TOBI UTA (SKIPPING-ROPE SONGS)」、三十三頁に「5. Onami Konami(Large Waves, Small Waves)」「This also is a skipping-rope song, but the game played here differs somewhat from the other four described previously. Instead of swinging the rope, the two children who stand facing each other and holding the rope create zigzag waves on the ground with it and the other children jump across it trying not to be trapped by the rope.」「In this program the song is sung by primary school children in Hiroshima Prefecture - a mountainous area situated in the far southwestern part of Honshu, facing the Seto Inland Sea, which is sprinkled with numerous lovely islands.」「The words of this song go something like this: "Large waves have come and small waves have come. The wind has started to blow. Let's move the rope. Postmen are government officials, and they run about delivering mail. Let's copy them. Now, let's imagine that this rope is a rat's tail. Be careful, or you'll step on it."」「Nawa-tobi (skipping with a rope) is still very popular among children in all parts of Japan, and it is a winter sport.」と記載。