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注記2: 関連資料三枚目に「Sea Songs of Japan」「12. "Ushibuka Haiya-bushi"」「Teruaki Todo」「2'43"」、七枚目に「12. Ushibuka Haiya-bushi」「This is a pleasure song handed down in Kumamoto, Kyushu, the southernmost island of Japan. This Haiya song was spread throughout Japan by the seamen touching at various ports on their ships and became an important stream of Japanese folksongs. It is a cheerful song that conveys scenes of the fishermen, who ride rough seas on their boats and visit the ports in all parts of the country, enjoying respite in drinking and dancing while waiting for the favorable wind.」と記載。