Product Description
Another in the wonderful series that commemorates the 70 year end of the war. Ondo, is Japanese dance music, the dance that people do at festivals, an integral part of life in rural and urban Japan. Before and during the war, ondo was used for propaganda, to mobilize people, make them feel patriotic and exert peer pressure. Features some of the great artists of the days. These include female 'geisha' and ryukoka singers Katsutaro Kouta and Ichimaru, and male singers Taro Shoji and Ichiro Fujiyama.
1. Taro Shoji, Kiyozo Shimbashi / Manchuria Ondo 2. Taro Shoji, Kiyozo Shimbashi, Japan Polydor Chorus / Senshou Ondo 3. Satoshi Uehara, Asakusa Some Chiyo / Segare De Kashi Ta 4. Kenji Hattori, Tomiko Sakurai / Senshou Zaku Ra 5. Masao Suzuki / Sensen Hayari Uta 6. Satoshi Uehara, Shoko Aoba /Senjou Bonodori 7.Asakusa Some Chiyo / Gunkoku Bonodori 8. Masao Suzuki, Katsutaro Kouta / Maizuru Ondo 9. Katsutaro Kouta, Ichimaru, Shigeo Kusonoki, Japan Victor Chorus / Kenkoku Ondo 10. Ichimaru / Mikuni Ondo 11. Katsutaro Kouta / Bouchou Ondo 12. Eiichi Uchida / Hoero Kuro Shio 13. Satoshi Uehara / Juugo Me Wo To Hayashi 14. Satoshi Uehara, Kazuko Okumura / Minna Wa Ni Nare 15. Ichiro Fujiyama, Akiko Kikuchi, Columbia Choir / Donto Ippatsu 16.Ichiro Fujiyama, Misao Matsubara, Akira Sasaki, Columbia Choir / Mura Ha Do Kara 17. Hisao Ito, Akiko Kikuchi, Columbia Choir / Hachi No Jion Atama 18. Katsutaro Kouta, Minoru Obata / Momotarou Ondo 19. Souichiro Namioka, Masao Suzuki, Katsutaro Kouta, Ichimaru, Reiko Yamamoto, Japan Victor Choir / Zousan Ondo 20. Sanchome Fumio, Chiyo Higashii-Koe Kai /Kessen Bonodori 21. Taro Shoji, Mitsuko Ogasawara, Totoko Sugawara /Joukai Wo Dori 22. Akio Namihira, Akiko Kikuchi, Shiro Omito, Nitchiku Choir / Tankou Ondo
