> fabinhobene said on
08-19-2009 at
22:49:
-.-
> pp1950pp said on
08-01-2009 at
17:14:
gooooooood. i like it iiiiaasasa
> 808ryuusei said on
07-13-2009 at
06:53:
Actually "yotsu-take" (Japanese) or "yuchi-daki" (Okinawan), are the bamboo castanets held, one set in each hand. "Yotsu" means 4 and "Take" is bamboo, referring to the two sets of wooden bamboo pieces held and clacked together in each hand. ^_^ Great video, btw.
> 808ryuusei said on
07-13-2009 at
06:48:
Those are "sanba" - an Okinawan percussion instrument somewhat like castanets. "San" meaning 3... "Ba" meaning "slabs" or "flat-pieces" for lack of a better translation. It refers to the 3 pieces of wood strung together which are held between the fingers and played by flicking or tapping.
> AgnosticCatholic said on
03-17-2009 at
23:01:
Kokiriko instrument. Good.
> superalansupercheung said on
02-14-2009 at
18:26:
It like Hong Kong 羅文的孔子曰!!!!
> AgileHProductions said on
12-28-2008 at
03:06:
They might be called "yoshi-take".
> CulturePeaceForever said on
12-25-2008 at
03:49:
What are the wooden hand percussions the lady is playing called in Okinawa?What is it called in Tokyo area? We used them in Obon when I was young,but I forgot the name of them.....! :)I like that song,it's very famous.
> arroha said on
10-18-2008 at
21:50:
this performance touched my heart! okinawans have the warmest smiles =)
> darthsion71 said on
05-29-2008 at
22:24:
For goodness sake it is sanshin!
> RSM1953 said on
05-07-2008 at
02:16:
Saludos desde Perú. Bonito video y buena música.
> chibuyanchu said on
04-05-2008 at
15:12:
Asadoya Yunta, Okinawan Song
> shimautagirl7 said on
02-03-2008 at
05:04:
The song is called Asadoya Unta. ^_^
> AgileHProductions said on
01-11-2008 at
13:40:
I'm not sure. Maybe another Youtube user can chime in and help us out.
> georgio101 said on
01-11-2008 at
13:26:
what is this song called?
> AgileHProductions said on
11-02-2007 at
17:01:
Please check out my other videos about travelling to Okinawa. Just seach for "Agileh" and "Okinawa." I am working on a series of podcasts highlighting the island. I'm starting on the north end and working my way south to the WWII peace memorial.
> hapauchinanchu said on
11-02-2007 at
04:02:
Hello from San Francisco! I belong to Okinawa Kenjin kai and love that you are proud Okinawans! You are so beautiful and sing so well. I love your drummer,He looks like my dad!
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