鹿児島浜節(or1480_102) – 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: 関連資料二枚目に「1975 ABU RADIO FESTIVAL OF FOLK MUSIC」「"JAPANESE NATURE SONGS"」「2. Kagoshima Hamabushi」「2'50"」、四枚目に「Following our introduction of a song of the sea from northern Japan, the Esashi Oiwake of Hokkaido, we turn next to the southern prefecture of Kagoshima, and another song of the sea, this one known as Kagoshima Hamabushi.」「The Kagoshima region is known for its bonito fishing activities．The song which the fishermen used to sing as they sailed to their fishing grounds is said to have spread to become popular among the rest of the local population. The song speaks of the spectacular scenery of Fukiage beach, on the western coast of the large Satsuma Peninsula, which lies on the west side of Kagoshima Prefecture. Fukiage beach extends over a sandy expanse that runs for」、五枚目に「40 kilometers. The sandy hills are covered with a variety of beach plants, including the "hamayu. " The area is now known as a holiday resort.」「M2」「Kagoshima Hamabushi」「2 minutes 50 seconds」「Vocalist: Mitsue Hayasaka」「Shamisen: Hidesuke Fujimoto」「Hideshige Fujimoto」「Shakuhachi & Flute: Ichiro Yoneya」と記載。