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A Japanese miscellany - University of Oregon

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1?8 <strong>Japanese</strong> Miscellany<br />

(Butterflji-song.)<br />

Chocho! chocho!<br />

! ;<br />

Na no ha ni tomare<br />

Na no ha ga iyenara,<br />

Te ni tomare<br />

Butterfly I butterfly 1 light upon the na-\s3.i 1 1 If you<br />

do not like the na-ksi, perch upon my hand I<br />

(Tokj/o Song.)<br />

Chocho, tombo mo,<br />

Tori no uchi,<br />

Yama sagzuru no wa,<br />

Matsumushi,<br />

Suzumushi,<br />

Kutsuwamushi,<br />

O-choko choi no chol!<br />

The butterfly, and the dragon-fly, too, at the house <strong>of</strong><br />

The Pine-<br />

the bird. Oh, the twittering in the mountains I<br />

Insect, the Bell-Insect, the Bridle-bit-Insect all together,—<br />

O-choko choi no choi !<br />

(Sung by children chasing dragon-flies.)<br />

Achi e yuku to,<br />

Yemma ga niramu<br />

^ The name na is given to several different Itinds <strong>of</strong> vegetables<br />

but the <strong>Japanese</strong> turnip is probably here referred to. — This song is<br />

sung in nearly all parts <strong>of</strong> Japan.<br />

!<br />

;

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