Yumi Aikawa (Gekkin Koto no Uta) : The oldest song in the world,' Uta', which was revived in 1300 in the compilation of the Kojiki, was called' Kotokafu' in ancient times.

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[List of Songs]
(1) Achi no Nyoho (2) Kosaibari no Ajime (3) Isotomisaki (4) Senzai no Hofu (6) Koto music> (5) 茲都 no Uta (6) Utagaeshi (7) 茲都 no Uta (8) Utagaeshi *
[Players]
Yumi Aikawa (VO, (1), (2), (7), (8) Roku 絃倭 Koto (6), (3) to (6) Goto koto (5), (8) Utagaeshi (7) Japanese no Uta (5)
[Recorded information]
Digital Recording / Coppice Miyoshi (Saitama)
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[CD Audition comment]
Yumi Aikawa, who has been searching for modern Japanese music from Shoka in the Meiji period to Masao Koga and Chuji Kinoshita, challenged the origin of gagaku and the origin of Japanese music based on the manuscript of 『 Kotokafu 』 found in Yomei Bunko in 1924. The investigation of koto and songs is not as simple as it might seem, and they have the vitality to stimulate the blood of the Japanese.
Achi 絃倭

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