 [4747]Re:What Children's Songs Used? (435 reads) |
2005-10-22 12:52:08 |
1. Tohryanse 2. Teruteru Bozu Tohryanse originates from Yedo period and has many stories about it. Tohryanse literally means "Pass here." Tohryanse, Tohryanse. Which narrow path is this path? This is the path to the Tenjin Shrine. Please let me pass through. Without business, no one is allowed to. For this day is this my child's seventh birthday, I am going to submit the card to the shrine. Going is fine, but returning is scary. Though scary it is, Toryanse, Toryanse. The second song, "Teruteru-bozu" is composed by Shinpei NAKAYAMA. Verse is by Shouson ASAHARA. It is the song asking "Teruteru Bozu (small simple doll which is supposed to have ability to control the weather) " to make tomorrow a fine day. Teruteru-bozu, teru-bozu, Please make tomorrow a fine day. Like the sky that I dreamed one day, If the sky clears tomorrow, I will give you a golden bell. Teruteru-bozu, teru-bozu, Please make tomorrow a fine day. If the sky is overcast and be crying tomorrow, I will cut your throat and dehead you. http://www.marimba.org/ Remote Host: host-16.marimba.org |
 [4744]What Children's Songs Used? <Lindsay> |
2005-10-17 12:35:34 |
 [4747]Re:What Children's Songs Used? <Nat Sakimura> |
2005-10-22 12:52:08 |
 [4748]Re:Re:What Children's Songs Used? <Nat Sakimura> |
2005-10-22 13:03:12 |
| [4766]Re:Re:Re:What Children's Songs Used? <Lindsay> |
2005-11-02 06:07:27 |
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2007-08-01 05:15:35 |