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| 1 | Yunagi Waltz |
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| 2 | Edoyomuso - Shinzanmono - |
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| 3 | Kojo Tankatanka |
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| 4 | Futari Wa Onaji Sora No Shita |
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| 5 | Asakusa Rock II |
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| 6 | Nippon Zenkoku Ejanika Dondon! |
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| 7 | Enkobushi | Asakusa Jinta & NEW OIRAN'S |
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| 8 | Osaisen Rock |
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| 9 | Edoyomuso - Kurenai No Yume - |
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| 10 | Ashita Wa Docchida Wataridori |
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| 11 | You Belong To Me |
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| 12 | Love Me Ushishi |
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| 13 | Rojiura Rensokyoku |
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| 14 | Oyaji No Pan No Uta - Yamazakiseipan "Yamanpadori 3 Chome Gekijo" Theme Song I - |
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| 15 | Oyaji No Pan No Uta - Yamazakiseipan "Yamanpadori 3 Chome Gekijo" Theme Song II - |
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| 16 | Asakusa Ondo |
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| 17 | Banrishunju Hanaakari -Geikyo Roman - |
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| 18 | Akaruku Iiyume Miyo - Bakusuke No Theme - |
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Asakusa Jinta
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ASAKUSA JINTA takes their name and inspiration from the Tokyo historic District where jintas (roving Japanese street bands) once filled the streets. The Band’s mixtures of punk, ska, swing, and march music (performed by the six-piece outfit including standup bass, horns, and rhythm section) began driving audiences wild in 1999. Asakusa Jinta’s dynamic display earned a reputation throughout their hometown of Tokyo for vibrant (bordering on frantic) live performances, featuring outlandish swing-era-gone-mad costumes and typically standing-room-only halls. With a horn section prone to … read more
ASAKUSA JINTA takes their name and inspiration from the Tokyo historic District where jintas (roving Japanese street bands) once filled the streets. The Band’s mixtures of punk, ska, swing,… read more
ASAKUSA JINTA takes their name and inspiration from the Tokyo historic District where jintas (roving Japanese street bands) once filled the streets. The Band’s mixtures of punk, ska, swing, and march music (performed by the six-piece o… read more
