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[Introduction to the Contents]
From the "Hayate Uta," we can see the future of Japan.
From the "Hayate Uta," we can see the future of Japan.
"The' Hayate Uta,' a generation of baby boomers called" Danka "who shared the era with the songs, the social and cultural theory with episodes!"
"The' Hayate Uta,' us an insight into the era of the' Showa,' which has continued for more than 60 years after the war. Moreover, we may be able to catch a glimpse of' Tomorrow's Japan' from the' Hayate Uta' on the street as a clue to that end." (from the "Preface" of this book)
[Contents]
I Chapter of Desire and Loss
Chapter 1 "Tanko Bushi" (Song by Koume Akasaka et al.)
Movie "Poppo Ya" and Elegy Song to Coal Miners in the Earth?
Chapter 2 "Tennessee Waltz" (Song by Chiemi Eri)
Movie "Poppo Ya" and Elegy Song to "I want to go" (Jelly Fujio)
"A Good Day, Departure" (Song by Momoe Yamaguchi)
"Discover Japan" "Elegy of the Lost Generation"
III Chapter of Prayer and Despair
Chapter 12 "One Pencil" (Song by Hibari Misora)
Chapter 13 "The Mujin River" (Song by the Folk Crusaders)
"The Symbol of Division" is still sung today
Chapter 13 "Mujin River" (Song by the Folk Crusaders)
"The Symbol of Division" is still sung today
Chapter 14 "Give Back Okinawa" (Lyrics by Haruo Sanba, Composer by Sayo Mishima, Composer by Sayo Mishima)
"Tokyo Ondo" dies four times
Chapter 14 "Give Back to Okinawa" (Lyrics by Katsutaro KOUTA / Issei Mishima)
"Tokyo Ondo" dies four times
Chapter 16 "Marunouchi Ondo" (Song by Katsutaro KOUTA / Issei Mishima)
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