¡Mittsu de 500yen - Bokyo Hen - / Otoko nara -Heisei Bushi-
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[Machine Translation] In 1975, Saijo Rock, a comedian from Osaka, sang the song and released it, but because the lyrics contained prohibited broadcast terms, it was designated as A-rank prohibited for TV/radio/wire broadcasting, etc. It was never played on the public stage, but has become very popular through karaoke, secondhand recordings, and the Internet. However, it is now available in a Heisei version that is almost faithful to the original song! Three for 500 yen" is the ultimate wretched appeal of an inedible "nagashi" at the end of the street who will sing, dance, rub shoulders, or do anything else for 500 yen for three songs in response to customers' requests! This is the ultimate wretched appeal. How will this song with its lonesome lyrics and melody resonate in these difficult times? The coupling is a song that everyone knows. Originally sung as a folk song in Yamaguchi Prefecture, the song was rearranged as a military song during the war and played a role in raising national prestige. This song has been revived with revised lyrics as a stress-relieving song for surviving the Heisei Depression Era!
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