Yagibushi
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History
The song was first sung by Seizaburo Maruyama, who was from the town of Asakura (currently Ashikaga, Tochigi) and known as "Seizo Asakura", and popularized by Gentaro Watanabe "Genta Horigome".[1]
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References
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External links
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- Yagibushi (Japanese): The homepage of Yagibushi Sōke (head family)