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注記2: 関連資料二枚目に「1975 ABU RADIO FESTIVAL OF FOLK MUSIC」「"JAPANESE NATURE SONGS"」「9. Kanchyororin (bushi) 」「3'02"」、十一枚目に「The Kanchyororin (bushi) is sung while young boys and girls wearing head-dress showing the head of the bird known as the kite dance by hopping and jumping. The song is popular in the Soma region of Fukushima Prefecture, along the Pacific coast. The origin of the shouts "ho-i, hoi, "strangely enough, remains unknown even to this day.」「M9」「Kanchyororin (bushi)」「3 minutes 2 seconds」「Vocalist: Naoyuki Harada」と記載。