Seijin Noborikawa - Kunjan Jintoyo

Filmed in 2001, one of the greats of Okinawan music, Seijin Noborikawa, performing one of his most famous songs, Kunjan Jintayo,
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Seijin Noborikawa 1932-2013
Seijin Noborikawa was born in Hyogo Prefecture in Japan on 18th November1932 and moved to Okinawa as a child. In his younger years, he released relatively few albums. Some tapes and singles for Marafuku in the 1960s and 70s, an album for JVC in 1975, and then a comeback album in 1998, Howling Wolf. It was only after his starring role in the 1999 film Nabbie no Koi (Nabbie's Love) that his fame spread to the rest of Japan. He later acted in the film Hotel Hibiscus (2002)
He was most productive on record in his 70s, releasing Spiritual Unity (2001) produced by Takashi Nakagawa of Soul Flower Union, a duet album with Sadao China (2004), solo albums Suiko Jizai (2008) Fountain of Songs (2010)and a duet album with Misako Oshiro (2012)
Seijin Noborikawa died aged 80 on March 19th 2013 and is remembered as not only a great of Okinawan music, but also one of the great characters and personalities to come out of Okinawa.

[@沖縄保守]

沖縄の伝説よ永遠なり。

[@キリキリッスフカノフカノノフカウチ]

私もヤンバル出身
涙しかでないよ。
嬉し涙
嘉手苅先生
ありがとう。
せいぐわぁー先生
ありがとう。

[@Sakugawa55]

I learned about Noborikawa-san when I first saw 'Nabbie no Koi' and I was absolutely fascinated by his cool manner of performing. When visiting Okinawa several times to study Okinawa Kobudo and Karate-do, of course I bought some of his CDs to have the music with me, at home. Besides his role in 'Nabbie no Koi', the song 'Jintoyo' is one of my Uchina Music favourites. Thanks you Noborikawa-sama for giving us this wonderful music.

[@farsidemusic1984]

Sakugawa55 thank you for the great comment

[@tomoteru.morishita.990]

セイグワー素晴らしい‼️美佐子ネーネーの店には良く伺いますありがとう😊

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この人の声を聴くと泣ける、味があるねぇ〜

[@LaurentJames]

Le roi du sanshin d’Okinawa.

[@kaitonakahama9993]

Laurent James
Oui, Seijin Noborikawa (dans ce film) et Rinsho Kadekaru étaient les rois du sanshin d'Okinawa.
Seijin Noborikawa→fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seijin_Noborikawa
Rinsho Kadekaru→fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rinsho_Kadekaru

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なんか良い歌たねぇー

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字幕が若干違ってますね。

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誠グヮー、上等どー！

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石川市？

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夕張メロン
石川（いしちゃー）さ！

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今のうるま市の事では？