Kisobushi (in) is a folk song originating from the Kiso District of Nagano Prefecture, Japan.[1] It sings about the river, mountains and people who live there.
Kisobushi is a folk song originating from the Kiso District of Nagano Prefecture, Japan.[2] It sings about the river, mountains and people who live there. "Fushi" (in) or "Bushi", when immediately follows another nouns, as in "Tankobushi", means a melody or a song.
There are several stanzas of various versions. The words, "Nakanori san", in the lyrics are generally agreed to mean the loggers who raft down the Kiso River, carrying the logs cut down from the woods in the Kiso Mountains.
袷ょ（あわしょ）ナー 中乗りさんあわしょやりたや ナンジャラホーイ足袋もそえて ヨイヨイヨイ合唱：ハー ヨイヨイヨイノ ヨイヨイヨイ
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Awasho nah, Nakanori san,Awasho yaritaya, nanjara hoi!Tabi mo soete, yoi yoi yoi!Chorus: Hah, yoi yoi yoi no, yoi yoi yoi!
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