Sounds Collection

There are many sound data in the "Traditional Events around Tsukuba" pages. Here are the collection of sounds taken in Ibaraki pref. Many of them are not performed so frequently, so we living in Tsukuba also have rare chance to listen to.

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• Traditional "Hayashi" music in Tuskuba
  • Kise Bayashi and their Hayashi for blessing with many children (u-law, 170KB)
  • Hyottoko dance of Kamizakai
    • "Hyottoko" (u-law, 250k) (recorded in 1999)
    • "Hyottoko" (u-law, 170k) (recorded in 1997)
    • "Okame" (u-law, 330k) (recorded in 1999)
    • Another "Hyottoko" (u-law, 240k) (recorded in 1999)
  • Uenomuro Gion Bayashi
    • "Ohsugi" (u-law, 250KB)
    • "Yaguruma" (u-law, 250KB)
    • "Uchikomi" (u-law, 250KB)
  • Karima Bayashi [Description]
    • "Sangiri" (u-law, 170KB)
    • "Gion-Bayashi" (u-law, 280KB)
  • Tanaka Bayashi
    • Kitsune (fox)(u-law,330KB)
    • Okame (lady) and Hyottoko (farmer)(u-law,320KB)
    • From "Godan-bayashi"(u-law,320KB)
    • Sangiri (coda)(u-law,240KB)
  • Hayashi of Gion feast of Hojo(u-law, 170KB)[Description]
  • Hayashi of Gion feast of Oda (u-law, 330KB)
  • Gion feast of Yoshinuma [Description]
    • "Karasu" from Yoshinuma Gion Bayashi(u-law,170KB)
    • "Tori-Kagura" from Yoshinuma Gion Bayashi(u-law,170KB)
    • "Kirin" from Yoshinuma Gion Bayashi(u-law,170KB)
    • Song and calling for carrying portable shrine(u-law,260KB)
  • Ohsugi bayashi of Sasagi (u-law,170KB)
  • Drum of Konda shrine(u-law,90KB) [Description]
  • Hayashi of Teshirogi (drum only)
    • "Mimba" (u-law,320KB)
    • "Baka" (u-law,330KB)
    • "Ohsugi" (u-law,360KB)
  • Hayashi of Mase
    • "Bon-odori dance" (u-law,170KB)
    • "Genta-odori dance" (u-law,170KB)
    • "Calling" (u-law,170KB)
  • Bon-odori dance of Imagashima (u-law, 330KB)
  • Portable shrine parade of Tsukuba-san shrine [Description]
    • Taiko and bells (u-law, 170KB)
    • Gagaku music "Etenraku" (u-law, 170KB)
  • Autumn/Spring feast of Kanamura Betsurai shrine[Description]
    • "Ryujin-mai," traditional Kagura dance of a daemon of thunder
      • 1st motive(u-law, 240KB) for dance of girls
      • 2nd motive(u-law, 240KB) for dance of girls
      • 3rd motive(u-law, 240KB) for dance of a daemon of thunder
      • ending of 3rd motive(u-law, 240KB)
    • Magatta Bayashi(u-law, 170KB)
  • Children's calling and druming (u-law, 110KB) for a parade of sacred palenquin in Gion feast of Yatabe
• "Hayashi" music outside of Tsukuba
  • Tamiya Bayashi in Niihari
    • "Sangiri Bayashi"(u-law, 170KB)
    • "Kadotsuke Bayashi"(u-law, 170KB)
    • "Oosugi Bayashi"(u-law, 170KB)
    • "Yaguruma Bayashi"(u-law, 170KB)
    • "Kaeri Bayashi"(u-law, 170KB)
    • "Kakkoro Bayashi"(u-law, 170KB)
    • "Housou Bayashi"(u-law, 170KB)
  • Ishioka Bayashi (one of the major Hayashi around Tsukuba)[Description]
    • "Mimba," music for Hyottoko (farmer) dance(u-law, 160KB)
    • "Mimba," music for Hyottoko dance(u-law, 160KB)
    • "Shichome," music for Okame (lady) dance(u-law, 170KB)
    • "Shimba," music for Kitsune (fox) dance(u-law, 160KB)
    • "Shishimai," music for Shishimai (lion dance)(u-law, 170KB)
    • "O-Sangiri," ceremonial music for the begining and ending of the feast(u-law, 170KB)
    • "Shishimai" in MIDI
    • "Mimba" in MIDI
    • "Shichome" in MIDI
    • "Shimba" in MIDI
    • Call: male voice, female voice(u-law, 160KB)
  • Katano Haika Bayashi in Yasato town (origin of Ishioka-bayashi family)
    • "Kitsune (fox)," an origin of Shimba in Ishioka(u-law, 250KB)
    • "Okame," for Okame dance(u-law, 170KB)
    • "Hyottoko"(u-law, 170KB)
    • "Shishi-mai," for Shishi lion dance(u-law, 260KB)
    • Calling(u-law, 170KB)
    • "Sangiri," a ceremonial music for the ending of the festival(u-law, 250KB)
  • "Gion" feast in Tsuchiura (partial) [Description] (Hayashi musics are member of Ishioka-bayashi family)
    • "Nimba" for "Hyottoko (farmer)" dance (u-law, 170KB)
    • Another "Nimba (Shinkawa-bayashi of Tsuchiura)" (u-law, 170K)
    • "Shichome" for "Okame (lady)" dance (u-law, 170KB)
    • "Shishimai (original of Tsuchiuta)" for "Shishimai (lion)" dance (u-law, 240KB)
    • Hayashi of Tanaka 1-chome with female call,with impressive male call(u-law, 170KB)
    • "Sangiri" for the end of the festival (u-law, 170KB)
    • "Nimba" in MIDI (MIDI, 22KB)
  • Sugenoya-bayashi
    • "Hyottoko (farmer)" (u-law,170KB)
    • "Okame (lady)" (u-law,170KB)
    • "Kitsune (fox)" (u-law,170KB)
    • "Sangiri (ending)" (u-law,170KB)
  • Hyottoko dance (u-law, 170KB), Mando bayashi (u-law, 340KB) in Nishinarui, Kasumigaura town.
  • Saya-bayashi in Chiyoda town
    • "Rokudan?" (u-law, 250KB)
    • unknown 2 (u-law,250KB)
    • unknown 3 (u-law,250KB)
    • "Karasu?" (u-law,250KB)
    • unknown 5 (u-law,250KB)
    • "Amba?" (u-law,250KB)
    • "Sangiri?" (u-law, 490KB)
    • (Teken at Tsuchiura Kirara-matsuri festival) (u-law, 170KB)
  • Shishi-mai lion dance in Inayoshi, Chiyoda town (u-law, 330KB)
  • Gion feast in Makabe town
    • Hyottoko dance (u-law,170KB)
    • Call (u-law,170KB)
  • Aniversary feast of Rokusho shrine in Iwama town
    • Starting of the portable shrine, the opening of the festival (u-law, 340KB)
    • Hyottoko (farmer) dance, Okame (lady) dance, Kitsune (fox) dance (u-law, 170KB)
    • Three variations of musics for lion dance: Uemachi area, Nakamachi area, western area of Asahi-machi
  • Summer feast of Hokota town
    • Hyottoko (Funny farmer dance) (RealAudio,140KB)
    • Shichome (Okame lady dance) (RealAudio,110KB)
    • Kitsune (Fox dance) (RealAudio,160KB)
    • Amba (Okame lady dance) (RealAudio,60KB)
    • Hayabaka (Running float) (RealAudio,160KB)
    • Shishimai (Lion dance) (RealAudio,80KB)
    • Sangiri (Ending) (RealAudio,300KB)
  • Gion feast of Mitsukaido city
    • Hyottoko dance music (u-law,170KB)
    • Call for Mikoshi parade (u-law,90KB)
    • Song for Shishi-mai dance (u-law,170KB)
    • Song for Mikoshi parade (u-law,170KB)
    • Hayashi music (u-law,170KB)
    • Hayashi music (u-law,170KB)
  • Hyottoko dance in Kimijima, Ami town
    • Shishi-mai dance (lion dog) (u-law, 170KB）
    • Okame dance (lady) (u-law, 170KB）
    • Hyottoko dance (farmer) (u-law, 170KB）
    • Hyottoko dance with calling (u-law,170KB)
    • "Sangiri" (u-law,240KB)
    • Genta (Yagibushi) dance (u-law, 250KB)
  • "Nishi-maruyama Kito Bayashi" (Music for prayer in Nishi-maruyama, Yawara vil.)
    • "Amba-bayashi" (u-law,250KB)
    • "Baka-bayashi" (u-law,330KB)
    • "Mikomai-bayashi" (u-law,330KB)
  • "Karakasa Man-do" in Niihari [Description]
    • Hayashi for Bon Odori dance(u-law, 170KB)
    • "Sangiri-bayashi"(opening druming)(u-law, 170KB)
    • "Okame-bayashi"(for Okame(lady) dance)(u-law, 170KB)
    • "Hyottoko-bayashi"(for Hyottoko(farmer) dance)(u-law, 170KB)
    • "Amagoi-bayashi"(for prayer for rain) and firing of the Man-do(u-law, 170KB)
  • Hyottoko dance in Matsubara, Akeno town.
    • "Sambaso" (u-law,170KB)
    • "Gonin-bayashi" (u-law,170KB)
    • "Shoden" (Fox dance) (u-law,170KB)
    • "Hyottoko-dance" (u-law,250KB)
    • "Sangiri" (u-law,260KB)
  • "Sangiri (druming)" of Higashi-ishida, Akeno town (u-law,170KB)
  • Hayashi for "Tsunabi" in Ina [Description]
    • "Tsunabi" in Takaoka, Ina
      • "Kurikomi" (u-law,210KB)
      • "Sambaso" (u-law,170KB)
      • "Hitotsutose"? (u-law,210$
      • "Nimba"? (u-law,170KB)
    • "Tsunabi" in Obari, Ina
      • "Nimba"? (u-law,250KB)
      • "(unknown)" (u-law,170KB)
      • "Sangiri" (u-law,170KB)
      • "Bakappayashi" (u-law,280KB)
      • "Sangiri" (u-law,190KB)
  • Hayashi for "Tsunabi" (u-law,170KB) and lion dance (u-law,170KB) in firework festival of Hitokonushi shrine in Mitsukaido
  • "Kagura" traditional music and dance in Kakioka, Yasato town
    • 2nd motive from "Nishinomiya and Uzume" (u-law, 200KB) 　
    • Girl's dance (u-law, 210KB) 　
    • 1st motive from "Amaterasu and Togakushi" (u-law, 210KB) 　
    • 2nd motive from "Amaterasu and Togakushi" (u-law, 210KB)
    • 1st motive from "Saruta-hiko" (u-law, 170KB)
    • 2nd motive from "Saruta-hiko" (u-law, 170KB)
    • 1st motive from "Yama-no-kami" (u-law, 170KB)
    • 2nd motive from "Yama-no-kami" (u-law, 210KB)
  • "Kagura" traditional music and dance in Negoya, Yasato town
    • "Yari-no-mai (Saruta-hiko's dance with spear) (u-law,170KB)
    • "Taunai-no-mai (dance of plowing foxes) (u-law,170KB)
    • "Mochimaki-no-mai (rice cake distribution) (u-law,170KB)
  • "Kagura" traditional music and dance in Someya, Ishioka city
    • Introduction (u-law,342KB)
    • Saruta-hiko (God of guide) and girls dance (u-law,170KB)
    • Dance with long sword, dance of brave noble Yadaijin, Ama-no-iwato (Coming sun) (u-law,170KB)
    • Push out evil daemons, Cultivating foxes (u-law,170KB)
    • Splashing rice cakes (u-law,170KB)
  • "Kagura" traditional music and dance at Daiho-hachiman-gu shrine, Shimotsuma city
    • "Gogyo" (u-law, 400KB)
    • "Ebisu" (u-law, 250KB)
    • "Kasuga" (u-law, 170KB)
    • "Yama-no-kami" (u-law, 250KB)
    • (Ending dance and druming for each dance) (u-law, 490KB)
  • "Kagura" traditional music and dance of Sekimoto shrine in Sekimoto town
    • Dance of Sarutahiko (a god of guidance) (u-law, 170KB)
    • Dance of Hachiman (a god of Samurai) (u-law, 170KB)
    • Dance of Ebisu (a god of richness) (u-law, 170KB)
    • Music for dedicating sacred sakaki branch (u-law, 170KB)
  • "Kagura" of Oguri-Naige-daijingu shrine in Kyowa town
    • Joyfull dance and in hi-tempo (u-law)
    • Silent dance (u-law)
    • Comical dance (u-law)
    • Dance of evil daemon (u-law)
    • "Sarutahiko," the pilot of gods (u-law)
    • Gods disappear (u-law)
    • Introducing gods (u-law)
  • "Mitama odori" Budhism dance for prayer in Maie
    • Entering (u-law, 250KB)
    • from "Juroku-Byoshi" (u-law, 320KB)
    • Coda (u-law, 320KB)
  • Amba Bayashi of Oosugi shrine in Sakurabawa (partial)[Description]
    • "Sangiri" music for starting and ending(RealAudio, 26KB)
    • "Baka bayashi," music for starting and ending(RealAudio, 26KB)
    • "Isobe," first piece of Amba Bayashi (RealAudio, 26k; u-law, 200KB)(This music prevails widely in Kanto area.)
    • "Hachiman Yama," second piece of Amba Bayashi(RealAudio, 26KB)
    • "Amba Oosugi Bayashi," third piece of Amba Bayashi(RealAudio, 20KB)
  • Sawara Bayashi (partial)[Description]
    • "Baka bayashi," music for starting and ending (RealAudio, 22KB; u-law, 170KB; MIDI, 30KB)(One of famous Hayashi pieces in Japan)
    • "Sangiri," music for starting and ending(RealAudio, 21KB)
    • "Ken Bayashi"(RealAudio, 21KB)
    • "Sawara Kouta"(RealAudio, 22KB)
    • "Amba" (for dancing)(RealAudio, 21KB)
    • "Ken Bayashi" (for dancing)(RealAudio, 21KB)
    • "Sawara Kouta" (for dancing)(RealAudio, 21KB)
    • "Rappa Bushi" (for dancing)(RealAudio, 23KB)
    • "Yagi Bushi" (for dancing)(RealAudio, 23KB)
    • "Yagi Bushi" (for dancing)(RealAudio, 21KB)
  • Hayashi of Yatabe, Hasaki town
    • "Sangiri" (RealAudio, 90KB)
    • "Yamato" (RealAudio, 140KB)
    • "Kaika" (RealAudio, 130KB)
    • "Shimazu" (RealAudio, 170KB)
    • "Hayabaka" (RealAudio, 110KB)
    • "Momidaiko" (RealAudio, 130KB)
    • "Momidaiko" (RealAudio, 110KB)
    • "Okuridaiko" (RealAudio, 120KB)
    • Song for prayer (RealAudio, 60KB)
  • Doruming of Doburoku-Matsuri festival (RealAudio, 160KB) in Aso town.
  • Ceremonial "Kagura"(RealAudio,90KB) and "Shishi-Kagura"(RealAudio,110KB) of the Summer festival of Sawara (Chiba pref.)
  • Oranda-Gakutai portable shrine parade music of Katori-jingu shrine in Sawara (Chiba pref.) (1(Nami-ashi),2(Haya-ashi),4(Gaisen)) (u-law,170KB)
  • Hayashi played around Shimotsuma and Sashima
    • "Namgo" (u-law,170KB) (in Maeyama, Sashima town)
    • "Ko-shangiri" (u-law,170KB) (in Sugaya, Sashima)
    • "Karasu" (u-law,340KB) (in Sugaya, Sashima)
    • "Nimba" (u-law,170KB) (in Sugaya, Sashima)
    • "Bukkiri" (u-law,200KB) (in Sugaya, Sashima)
    • "Kirin" (u-law,170KB) (in Yuki)
    • "Tori-Kagura" (u-law,340KB) (in Shimotsuma)
    • "Tori-Kagura" (u-law,210KB) (in Hirakata, Shimotsuma)
    • "Hitotsutose" (u-law,260KB) (in Niedo, Yachiyo)
    • "Niagari" (u-law,250KB) (in Niedo, Yachiyo)
    • "Goshodaiko" (u-law,160KB) (in Niedo, Yachiyo)
    • "Waka-sangiri" (u-law,170KB) (in Niedo, Yachiyo)
  • Shimodate Gion-bayashi (u-law,330KB)
  • "Shishi-mai", "Hyottoko", "Sangiri" of Ishige Tenjin-bayashi
  • Saitou Bayashi for the Saitou festival of Kashima shrine, 1,2(u-law, 220KB)
  • "Tanemaki (Sowing)" from Dengaku-mai dance of Nishi-kanasa shrine (u-law, 160KB)
  • "Watari" from Hayashi music of "Hitachi Furyu-mono" (u-law, 170KB) [Description]
  • Hayashi for lion's dance of Suwa shrine (u-law, 170KB) [Description]
  • Ofune matsuri (ship festival) of Ohtsu port in Kita-Ibaraki city
    • Ofuna-uta (Old song for gods) (u-law,240KB)
    • Hayashi instrumental music
      • "Amba" (u-law,170KB)
      • "Yaguruma"(maybe) (u-law,250KB)
      • (Unknown) (u-law,250KB)
      • "Watari"(maybe) (u-law,170KB)
      • "Isobe" to "Bakabayashi" (u-law,340KB)
      • (Unknown) (u-law,170KB)
  • Hyashi in Oarai town
    • "Hyottoko" (RealAudio, 130KB)
    • "Kitsune (Toppiki)" (RealAudio, 200KB)
    • "Okame (Osshai)" (RealAudio, 170KB)
    • "Tanuki" (RealAudio, 130KB)
    • "Kiri (ending)" (RealAudio, 30KB)
  • "Minami bayashi" in Asahi vil.
    • "Minami" (u-law,250KB)
    • "Ryogoku" (u-law,250KB)
    • "Kiri-shicho" (u-law,250KB)
  • "Kanda bayashi" 1,2 (u-law,170KB) played in Masakado matsuri in Iwai city.
  • "Baka-bayashi" of Uchi-moriya in Mitsukaido(u-law, 170KB)
  • Hayashi music of Futto Gion feast in Sakuragawa (u-law,290KB)
  • Kyogen (No play) song by primary school pupiles (u-law, 160KB) [Description]
• Other sounds collection (partial)
  • Opening statement of Tsunabi of Ina town [Description]
    • For Tsunabi of Takaoka (u-law,240KB)
    • For Tsunabi of Obari-Matsushita (u-law,170KB)
    • For Firework of Takaoka (u-law,200KB)
    • For Firework of Obari (u-law,170KB)
    • For Tsunabi of Hitokotonushi shrine (u-law,260KB)
    • For Firework of Amaboki, Kukizaki (u-law,170KB)
  • Fortune telling (u-law, 170KB) by a priest of Rai-jinja shrine in Shimotae, in "Yunohana" ceremony
  • Ceremonial clapping of Ibaraki style(u-law, 70KB)
  • "Tabanka" fire feast(u-law,170KB) at Daiho-Hachimangu shrine in Shimotsuma city. [Description]
  • Call (u-law, 170KB) of water bathing ceremony at Kurokoma Fudo temple in Shimotsuma city.
  • Children's drumming(u-law, 160KB) of "Man-do" in Oota, Yasato town.
  • a daimio procession (u-law, 80KB) of "Kakioka-jo" castle festival, Yasato town.
  • Call (u-law, 90KB) of "Chochin Sao-momi" in Koga city
  • A sound truck (u-law, 160KB) of Jakamokojan festival of Tozaki, Tsuchiura city, running around the downtown.
  • The moment of cutting off a barrier vine in Fujikiri-Gion feast in Kasumigaura town (u-las,90KB)
  • Children's call (u-law, 55KB) of "Garagara-sendo" Budhism statue patting in Takasaki, Kukizaki town.
  • Ceremonial clapping of Summer festival of Sawara (u-law, 110KB)
  • Abusive words (u-law, 80KB) in ceremonial parade of Atago shrine in Iwama
  • Budhism ceremony of walking on fire at Raigo-in temple in Ryugasaki city
    • Chanting Budhism spells for ax ceremony (u-law, 170KB, level is low)
    • Chanting a sutra for fire dance (u-law, 250KB, level is low)
  • Chanting Budhism spells for new year's prayer at Fudoin temple in Ina town (u-law,250KB)

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