日本の皇紀二千六百年に寄せる祝典曲の英語

in the Kamakura, Muromachi, and Edo periods of Japan, a type of public entertainment, called 'senzu manmai'

in Japanese, the oldest extant collection of poems, called 'Manyo-shu'

a person who participated in the performance art of 'senzumanzai'

a Court ballad from the old times of Japan

a Japanese era of the 7th century called Hakuhou

a Japanese short poem called senryu

a popular song that was current between the end of the Meiji period and the beginning of the Taisho period in Japan, called 'Dekanshobushi'

a popular Japanese song of the Genroku era of Japan, called 'nonyaho-bushi'

a kind of popular song in Edo period of Japan

a popular song in the late Heian era of Japan called {'houmonka'}

an era in Japanese history from 1868 to 1912, called the Meiji era

one of the periods of Japan called the Tenpyo Period

an old Japanese military book called {Soten}

in Japanese history, the era around 4th century to 6th century, called 'Yamato-jidai'

a Japanese fife of the medieval era, called utabue

Japanese traditional entertainment

Western culture introduced to Japan in the early period of modern times

a popular song sung at a storyteller's theatre during the 'Meiji' era of Japan

a Japanese historical era called the {'Hakuho' era}

the Japanese 'Jomon' Period

a Japanese classical drama called noh

an era in Japan called the Ashikaga Era

the Five Generations of the Earthly Deities in Japanese mythology

Conflict Inside Japan’s Traditional Kyogen World

singing joyful religious songs (especially at Christmas)

ballads from the Edo period in Japan, called 'kudokibushi'

an old song once sung in Japan, called {'kumeuta'}

a popular song in the Edo Period of Japan, called {"muttering song"}

the first piece of ceremonial music played at a musical performance of court dance held at the imperial court

a song that was sung at a banquet during the Japanese medieval period