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Tokashiku beach

2011年1月9日 日曜日

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Tokashiku beach

Apr 17, 2010

石垣牛の握り

2011年1月9日 日曜日

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石垣牛の握り

いゆじ
Jan 23, 2010

エイの煮物

2011年1月9日 日曜日

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エイの煮物

いゆじ
Jan 23, 2010

刺身盛り合わせ

2011年1月9日 日曜日

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刺身盛り合わせ

いゆじ
Jan 23, 2010

唐揚げの葱ソースがけ

2011年1月8日 土曜日

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唐揚げの葱ソースがけ

はなおり
Jan 22, 2010

Hedo cape

2011年1月8日 土曜日

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Hedo cape

Mar 20, 2010

Hibiscus

2011年1月8日 土曜日

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Hibiscus

Hibiscus, Ishigakijima, Japan.

Taketomi

2011年1月8日 土曜日

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Taketomi

Taketomi Island, Japan.

Taketomi Island is known for its traditional Ryukyuan houses, stone walls and sandy streets.

Asadoya nu Kuyama’s house

2011年1月8日 土曜日

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Asadoya nu Kuyama's house

"Asadoya Yunta" is a song that originated on Taketomi Island, Japan. It is a very popular song, singing about a beautiful lady, "Asadoya nu Kuyama" who was brave enough to reject the wedding proposal from a government official. The Japanese government came to the Ryukyu Islands and ruled the area, so the song has somewhat of an anti-government theme.

Asadoya nu Kuyama's house is one of the tourist attractions on Taketomi Island. If you are on a water buffalo ride, the Ojii will probably play sanshin and sing this song.

Source: Okinawa.com

On YouTube you can find various interpretations of Asadoya Yunta:
- An instrumental version by BEGIN (an excellent band from Ishigaki).
- Ryuichi Sakamoto's version is probably the most popular version.
- Okinawa's coi-na's version isn't half bad either.

Asadoya nu Kuyama’s house

2011年1月8日 土曜日

rangaku1976 posted a photo:

Asadoya nu Kuyama's house

"Asadoya Yunta" is a song that originated on Taketomi Island, Japan. It is a very popular song, singing about a beautiful lady, "Asadoya nu Kuyama" who was brave enough to reject the wedding proposal from a government official. The Japanese government came to the Ryukyu Islands and ruled the area, so the song has somewhat of an anti-government theme.

Asadoya nu Kuyama's house is one of the tourist attractions on Taketomi Island. If you are on a water buffalo ride, the Ojii will probably play sanshin and sing this song.

Source: Okinawa.com

On YouTube you can find various interpretations of Asadoya Yunta:
- An instrumental version by BEGIN (an excellent band from Ishigaki).
- Ryuichi Sakamoto's version version is probably the most popular version.
- Okinawa's coi-na's version isn't half bad either.