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Furusato – Traditional Japanese Children’s Song

Posted by harvey in Culture, History, Music on 07. Aug, 2012 | 1 Comment

Some of my friends gave us a gift to congratulate us on our new baby! It plays music! Watch the video below to hear the song. It actually plays much longer but I just gave it a little tug to make the video. This is a traditional Japanese song for 6th grade elementary school kids [...]

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Furusato – Traditional Japanese Children’s Song

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