This song was one of the first I learned when I was in Japan in the 50s. This lady was jewel! Incredible pronunciation and understanding of what she's singing -- a true artist! As an aside, the animal is NOT a racoon! It is a wild dog of Japan. It features as subject in much Japanese folklore. Ii da yo!
@dalordofdaring | My cousin & I used to sing this randomly & we didn't really know the words, so a few years ago I adamantly searched for days trying to find this song... lol. wey Ababa Tesfayé, those were the golden days!! ...how I used to look forward to the Lion King, the German cartoon figure: Pumuckl, & the Japanese circus crew & the kids that were featured on the video of this song... I used to try & spin a basketball after watching the circus guy do it. lol
This English version is so corny, yet catchy. The original is all in Japanese and called "Shojoji no Tanuki Bayashi" and means "Tanuki Party at the Shojoji Temple" This English version says Shojoji is the name of the tanuki (raccoon-DOG), not the temple.
Chiemi Yeri,Japanese singer sang this song good,but I like better Eatha's.
Chiemi Yeri once was a famous singer in Japan,
and her many songs were very popular among young people.
18banSEN 1 day ago
Sho, Sho, Sho-jo-ji / Sho-jo-ji is a raccoon
He is always hungry / So he sings of koi koi koi
He will rub his head and tummy / Rub head and rub tum tum
Macaroons and macaroni / Jelly beans and pink spumoni
Koi koi koi, koi koi koi / All he says is koi koi koi
Sho, Sho, Sho-jo-ji / Sho-jo-ji is a raccoon
He is always hungry / So he sings of koi koi koi
Always a-hungry, very hungry / That's why he sings of koi
cumcad 1 week ago 3
This song was one of the first I learned when I was in Japan in the 50s. This lady was jewel! Incredible pronunciation and understanding of what she's singing -- a true artist! As an aside, the animal is NOT a racoon! It is a wild dog of Japan. It features as subject in much Japanese folklore. Ii da yo!
eezey1 1 month ago
I sing this song whenever we have an elderly Japanese patient and their face light up with joy. Thank you for sharing.
Pinay511 1 month ago
欧米人の東洋イメージをまんま音にしたようなこの感じ好きだな〜!
東洋一括りにしちゃってなんかいい意味でインチキ臭いっていうか、
きっと細野さん辺りもこういうの聴いてヤラレたんでしょうね。
kkw30000da 1 month ago
Sho sho sho Joji Shojoji no niwawa tsu tsu tsu kiyoday Mina fete koi koi koi
islandgirl6782 2 months ago
いい曲は何年たって聴いてもいいですね
ありがとうございます
18banSEN 3 months ago
i never thought that this song is in english lol
art1987 4 months ago
This is a lot different from the version of this I did at school.
bellabee12321 7 months ago
YEAH WE DID 2 they skrwed it up and it is about shojoji temple!!!
PrincessSkellington1 8 months ago
we sang this song in chorus, but it went like this: sho sho sho jo jee, sho jo jee no nee wah wah
angelcakeqtice2001 8 months ago
I wish they put it in japenese:(
DaisyRay123 8 months ago
昔、マルコメみそのCMで流れていたような。。。
その頃から耳に残っていました。外国カバーだとは。。。
ありがとうございます!
tamatebako444 11 months ago
We were gonna sing this in my chorus class.... until our teacher quit :(
midnitemizt13 1 year ago
@midnitemizt13 ya thats sad- i wish we could sing it now lol id rather sing it than he had quit- oh well, we wont have 2 worry bout it 4 long
crazigirl221 1 year ago
ive never heard it in english before
animefreakhacker897 1 year ago
UPしてくれてありがとうございます!!!
ずっと音質のいいものを探していました!
ノイズも少なくてとても良い音質ですね!
證城寺の狸囃子大好きです!
sugitomachi 1 year ago 3
I grew up with this song, even though only the first verse of the song whooaaaah!
putrasinggih 1 year ago
Holy shit i havent heard this song since i was 5 DAMN!
PoisonedAsh88 1 year ago
Weyne memories .... ABABA TESfaye ... anyone who grew up in Ethio in the 90's n '00s know this song
dalordofdaring 1 year ago 7
@dalordofdaring | My cousin & I used to sing this randomly & we didn't really know the words, so a few years ago I adamantly searched for days trying to find this song... lol. wey Ababa Tesfayé, those were the golden days!! ...how I used to look forward to the Lion King, the German cartoon figure: Pumuckl, & the Japanese circus crew & the kids that were featured on the video of this song... I used to try & spin a basketball after watching the circus guy do it. lol
OptimisticHabesha 3 months ago 2
love this! brings me back...
artnouveauiswar 1 year ago
This English version is so corny, yet catchy. The original is all in Japanese and called "Shojoji no Tanuki Bayashi" and means "Tanuki Party at the Shojoji Temple" This English version says Shojoji is the name of the tanuki (raccoon-DOG), not the temple.
SleepyShippo 2 years ago
looooool
ethiopia radio
nasty8000 2 years ago 2