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| Lyrics | Shinagawa Yajirō, c. 1868 |
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| Published | c. 1868 |
"Miyasan, Miyasan" (宮さん宮さん), also known as "Tonyare-Bushi", was a loyalist song, popular during the Boshin War.
Overview
The lyrics refer to Prince Arisugawa Taruhito, or "Miya-san" in the song. He was an influential figure in the Meiji Restoration.
Lyrics
Japanese
宮さん宮さんお馬の前に
ヒラヒラするのは何じやいな トコトンヤレ、トンヤレナ あれは朝敵征伐せよとの 錦の御旗じや知らないか トコトンヤレ、トンヤレナ
一天萬乗の帝王に 手向ひすろ奴を トコトンヤレ、トンヤレナ 覗ひ外さず、 どんどん撃ち出す薩長土 トコトンヤレ、トンヤレナ
伏見、鳥羽、淀 橋本、葛葉の戰は トコトンヤレ、トンヤレナ 薩土長肥の 薩土長肥の 合ふたる手際ぢやないかいな トコトンヤレ、トンヤレナ
音に聞えし關東武士 どつちへ逃げたと問ふたれば トコトンヤレ、トンヤレナ 城も氣慨も 捨てて吾妻へ逃げたげな トコトンヤレ、トンヤレナ
國を迫ふのも人を殺すも 誰も本意ぢやないけれど トコトンヤレ、トンヤレナ 薩長土の先手に 手向ひする故に トコトンヤレ、トンヤレナ
雨の降るよな 鐵砲の玉の來る中に トコトンヤレ、トンヤレナ 命惜まず魁するのも 皆お主の為め故ぢや
トコトンヤレ、トンヤレナ
Rōmanji
Miya san miya san o uma no mae ni
Hirahira suru no wa nan jai na Tokoton'yare ton'yarena
Are wa chōteki seibatsuseyo to no Nishiki no mihata ja shiranai ka Tokoton'yare ton'yarena
Itten banjō no itten banjō no Mikado ni temukai suru yatsu o Tokoton'yare ton'yarena
Nerai hazusazu nerai hazusazu Dondon uchidasu satchōdo Tokoton'yare ton'yarena
Oto ni kikoe shi Kantō samurai Dotchi e nigeta to tou tareba Tokoton'yare ton'yarena
Shiro mo kigai mo shiro mo kigai mo Sutete azuma e nigetage na Tokoton'yare ton'yarena
Kuni o ou no mo hito o korosu mo Dare mo honki ja nai keredo Tokoton'yare ton'yarena
Satchō Doi no satchō Doi no Sakite ni temukai suru yueni
Tokoton'yare Ton'yarena
English
My Lord, my Lord, what is that?
Fluttering In front of the horse Go all the way, all the way.
That means "Conquer the enemies" Don't you know about "The Brocade Flag"? Go all the way, all the way.
To the enemy who‘re going against The Mikado of whole realm Go all the way, all the way.
Satsuma, Choshu, Tosa don't miss That target and keep firing Go all the way, all the way. The well known Kanto samurais When I ask which way they ran Go all the way, all the way.
They abandoned their castle and spirit Then fled to Azuma, I heard Go all the way, all the way.
Even nobody really mean it Kicking out them or killing people Go all the way, all the way
'Cos they oppose the advance party Of Satsuma, Choshu, Tosa, and Hizen
Go all the way, all the way.
References
- "SHINAGAWA Yajiro | Portraits of Modern Japanese Historical Figures | National Diet Library, Japan". Portraits of Modern Japanese Historical Figures. Retrieved 2024-12-26.
- Sheldon, Charles D. (1974-02). "Boshin sensō (The Boshin War.) By Haracuchi Kiyoshi. Tokyo: Hanawa Shobō, 1963. 269 pp. ¥460. - Boshin sensōshi (A History of the Boshin War.) By Hirao Michio. Tokyo: Misaki Shobō, 1971. 229 pp. ¥ 1,500". The Journal of Asian Studies. 33 (2): 314–316. doi:10.2307/2052202. ISSN 0021-9118.
{{cite journal}}: Check date values in:|date=(help) - "About Miyasan (Tonyare-Bushi)". www.daisyfield.com. Retrieved 2024-12-26.
- Dupuy, Trevor N. (Trevor Nevitt) (1992). The encyclopedia of military biography. Internet Archive. London : I.B. Tauris. ISBN 978-1-85043-569-3.
- Keene, Donald (2002). Emperor of Japan : Meiji and His world, 1852-1912. Internet Archive. New York : Columbia University Press. ISBN 978-0-231-12340-2.
- ^ "Japanese Military & Patriotic Songs - 宮さん宮さん (Miya san miya san) (Transliteration #2)". lyricstranslate.com. Retrieved 2024-12-26.
- ^ "miyakoharumi's "miyasanmiyasan" lyrics page". www.uta-net.com. Retrieved 2024-12-26.
- "Japanese Military & Patriotic Songs - 宮さん宮さん (Miya san miya san) (English translation #2)". lyricstranslate.com. Retrieved 2024-12-26.