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注記2: 関連資料三枚目に「Sea Songs of Japan」「1. "Soran-bushi"」「Kiichi Hamada I」「2'55"」、四枚目に「1. Soran-bushi」「At one time herring fishing flourished in Hokkaido, the northern tip of Japan. Raw and dried herrings were used as food. Fish oil was also extracted from herrings, and the remaining lees were used as fertilizer.」「Herring fishing involved various stages of work, and work songs usually accompanied the tasks. This song was sung when the herrings caught were transferred from the catch boat to the transport. The title was taken from the starting yell "soran".」「As it was most rhythmical among the herring fishing songs, it was provided with accompaniment and transformed into a popular song the earliest. As the starting "soran, soran!" go off swimmingly, foreigners seem to learn this song before others.」と記載。同資料三枚目に「男」と書き込み。