A performance of the Isobushi, an Ibaraki min'yō, with lyrics. 茨城県民謡の磯節の演奏と歌詞、簡単な説明です。 -- Meaning of the lyrics: When it comes to famous spots along the shore, Ōarai is the best. The pine trees look picturesque. Heading 3 ri (11.8km) east from Mito, you will arrive at Ōarai Beach, where you can see sea foam.
-- Description: Isobushi is a song that was sung in Nakaminato, originally said to be a rowing song for oar work. In the Meiji period (1868-1912), it evolved into a parlor song with shamisen accompaniment for banquets. "Teya teya" seems to be a corruption of "tooiya" (meaning "far away").
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