Laugh at the Akita dialect
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Laugh at the Tohoku dialect
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Hatahata Man's Blues (Oshike version)
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Winter in Akita is scary
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bon, bon, bon
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Summer 2023: River flooding caused by record heavy rains in Akita Prefecture
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To the grave early
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Banana Boat Blues
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Listen to the blues while drinking Akita sake.
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Babaherabugiugi
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Pear Orchard Blues
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Agricultural Cooperative Blues
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Sparklers next to the cemetery.
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At night, the blues
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I felt unwell
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Passengers of hakutai travelling along the Ushu Kaido
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I grew up with my grandparents.
Naturally, I developed a strong accent. It's Akita dialect.
When I was in high school, my classmates made fun of the way I spoke.
Since then, I've developed an inferiority complex about my dialect.
So even when I started music, I naturally wrote poetry and sang songs in standard Japanese.
At some point, I became interested in my roots, and the content of my poetry began to take on an indigenous feel.
At the same time, I became interested in language, and gradually began incorporating Akita dialect into my songs.
This trend eventually gave birth to something known as Akita dialect blues.
A dialect that was ridiculed and despised in Tohoku was hugely well-received when I performed live in the city.
"I want to hear more songs in Akita dialect."
"I have no idea what you're saying, but that's what makes it great."
"I look forward to listening to your songs every month."
My inferiority complex vanished, replaced by confidence and pride. If you want to laugh, then laugh. I will continue to sing loudly in the Akita dialect.
Artist Profile
Satoshi Suzuki
A Japanese singer from the underworld, singing the poetic world of hell and Akita dialect blues. He hails from Junsai Kingdom (formerly Yamamotocho). He began performing solo acoustics in earnest in early 2023, and his signature songs include "The River of Dogs," "The Song of Atopic Dermatitis," and "The Wooden Bridge with Turtles." His literary and pessimistic songs, described as "a Tohoku-style emotional genre," have received high praise from all quarters. His other signature style, Akita dialect blues, has also gained popularity, garnering praise such as "I have no idea what he's saying, but it's fun." Following a relapse of mental illness, he relocated to Akita in 2026 after undergoing treatment and resuming his activities.
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