白峰かんこ踊り(or1480_105) – 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"」「5. Shiramine Kanko Odori」「3'15"」、七枚目に「Even as Mount Fuji is known as a sacred mountain symbolizing Japan, the mountain Hakusan in Ishikawa Prefecture has long been regarded as holy, too. The Shiramine village located in the middle section of Mount Hakusan experiences heavy snowfalls in the winter. About six months of the year, the village lies under four to five meters of snow. As a result, during the short summer, the people work extra hard, yet find time to admire the beauties of nature. One day in summer, the people of the village, including elders and children, gather in the square to sing and dance. The Shiramine Kanko Odori which is sung on this occasion makes references to the sacred Mount Hakusan.」「"How cold is the melting snow flowing from Hakusan. In the cold water the "wasabi" is growing luscious and green. "」「(The "wasabi" or horseradish is a vegetable plant. Its root is popular among the Japanese as a seasoning. )」、八枚目に「M5」「Shiramine Kanko」「Odori 3 minutes 15 seconds」「Vocalist: Naoyuki Harada」「Accompanying Vocalists: Takako Shirase」「Haruko Shirase」「Shakuhachi: Iwao Yoneya」「Ichiro Yoneya」「Percussion: Santsuru Yamada」「Tsurukimi Yamada」と記載。