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Testimony of an era when messages of youth were sung
The Jiros are a symbol of Japan's postwar folk movement.
As the lyrics, "children who don't know war," suggest, the song expresses the values and hopes of a new generation in straightforward words. The message, delivered over an acoustic sound, resonated with young people at the time. The simple arrangement maximizes the power of the lyrics, embodying the essence of a folk song.
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