this is a land shanty lol . tuffguy work-hard and work smart crowd.. They busted their backs for what they had and they were proud. This is a version like sounds as if Tom Waits had some influence in this
@@yetanother9127 yes nothing about the sea is mentioned in lyrics.. ok ninja. it's about laborers in general . wanna include fishermen?? okay let's do that
a sea of sake I guess, because there was a lyric about that - if Im misunderstanding something remember - Japanese is not my golden forte!! although I wish it was my ancestors are middle eastern asian - I can sing along none the less
@@asamiyashin444 The song was a fisherman's sea shanty, the first recorded version was by a group of Otaru (fishing town/area in Hokkaido) fishermen . The "natives" to Otaru are Ainu. "Yaren" is an ancient Hebrew word, Soran" is a Hebrew word meaning "happy song". Soran translates to something akin to "fishing success". The indigenous Ainu are thought to have evolved from "Russian" boatmen who crossed the sea.
From Kanata's support skill on Idol Showdown, to her actual rendition of Soran Bushi, to google searching the song origins... ultimately led me here.
I'm pretty sure most of the people in the older pictures in this are the native ainu who are not japanese
Great song, Great place .
Slay
It seems that some things truly are universal. Like sea shanties.
this is a land shanty lol . tuffguy work-hard and work smart crowd.. They busted their backs for what they had and they were proud.
This is a version like sounds as if Tom Waits had some influence in this
@@crazyj902-topic2 How is it a land shanty? It's literally about a fisherman.
@@yetanother9127 yes nothing about the sea is mentioned in lyrics.. ok ninja. it's about laborers in general . wanna include fishermen?? okay let's do that
a sea of sake I guess, because there was a lyric about that - if Im misunderstanding something remember - Japanese is not my golden forte!! although I wish it was my ancestors are middle eastern asian - I can sing along none the less
@@crazyj902-topic2 You know you can just look up the translated lyrics, right? They're on Wikipedia.
Is this song Ainu or Yamato?
Ainu
@@scottnagatani Do you have any source so I can research that? I thought that it was Japanese (Yamato).
@@asamiyashin444 The song was a fisherman's sea shanty, the first recorded version was by a group of Otaru (fishing town/area in Hokkaido) fishermen . The "natives" to Otaru are Ainu. "Yaren" is an ancient Hebrew word, Soran" is a Hebrew word meaning "happy song". Soran translates to something akin to "fishing success". The indigenous Ainu are thought to have evolved from "Russian" boatmen who crossed the sea.
@@scottnagatani I don't believe the Hebrew word theory and the evolutionary stuff. But it could be that the song has Ainu influences.
sam old thai song ya dian shows or in thai อย่าเดินโชว์